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Practices and Challenges of Barangay Nanyo, Panabo City in Responding to COVID-19 Pandemic: A Case Study

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  • Zaynab Aylani

    (Students, Bachelor of Public Administration, Davao del Norte State College)

  • Reziel Cuizon

    (Students, Bachelor of Public Administration, Davao del Norte State College)

  • Shella Mae Bohol

    (Students, Bachelor of Public Administration, Davao del Norte State College)

  • Victor Caranzo

    (Students, Bachelor of Public Administration, Davao del Norte State College)

  • Jamelo Veroy

    (Students, Bachelor of Public Administration, Davao del Norte State College)

  • Ronel Dagohoy

    (Students, Bachelor of Public Administration, Davao del Norte State College)

Abstract

This study explored the practices and challenges in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic of a barangay government unit. The study used a qualitative case study method of research. This study was conducted at Barangay Nanyo, Panabo City Davao del Norte, Philippines. There were six participants responded in this research through a validated interview-guide questions. The results have shown that the practices and challenges of Barangay Nanyo in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic were focused on the implementation of safety and security protocols, communication among members of the society, and the availability of resources needed in times of lockdown. The study also revealed that to cope up with those challenges, the barangay has the initiative to come up with solutions with the help of the people’s cooperation and participation that became a big part of the success of the unit is having a zero active case since the emergence of COVID-19 pandemic in the country. The result of the study may be used as a basis for higher- authorities in crafting recommendations for other barangay government units. This will also assist other barangays officials in managing the pandemic situations in their community

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  • Zaynab Aylani & Reziel Cuizon & Shella Mae Bohol & Victor Caranzo & Jamelo Veroy & Ronel Dagohoy, 2021. "Practices and Challenges of Barangay Nanyo, Panabo City in Responding to COVID-19 Pandemic: A Case Study," International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS), vol. 5(08), pages 231-240, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:bcp:journl:v:5:y:2021:i:08:p:231-240
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