THE THEORETICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF THE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: A PROPOSED BLUEPRINT TOWARDS GOVERNMENT ACTION

This research paper theoretically underpins the solid waste management practices in the Pacific Area of Southern Leyte as basis for a proposed blueprint towards government action that will serve as an addendum of the existing programs in accordance with the mandate under R.A. 9003 for an enhanced and intensified initiative of the local government unit(s) to address waste problems in cooperation with other concerned stakeholders (private sectors and non-government organizations) of the society

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK FOR THE YOUTH: THE AUTONOMYSUPPORTIVE CONTEXT

This paper presents with the goal of determining the performance of the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) in Southern Leyte. Two hundred forty who were SK officials were chosen through purposive sampling as respondents of the study and the elected officials assessed and evaluated the performance of the SK members along the legislative agenda. The researcher-made questionnaire was used in gathering the data. This research study utilized the descriptive-correlational design. As to the findings of their profile mostly were seventeen years of age; majority were high school level; more than ten trainings attended and mostly have two years experience as SK members. The performance was very good as evaluated by the community elected council. There was no relationship between the social conditions and performance of the SK members, geared towards the formulation of proposed enhancement

THE THEORETICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF THE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: A PROPOSED BLUEPRINT TOWARDS GOVERNMENT ACTION

This research paper theoretically underpins the solid waste management practices in the Pacific Area of Southern Leyte as basis for a proposed blueprint towards government action that will serve as an addendum of the existing programs in accordance with the mandate under R.A. 9003 for an enhanced and intensified initiative of the local government unit(s) to address waste problems in cooperation with other concerned stakeholders (private sectors and non-government organizations) of the society