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1. Assessing the Quality of Living Among Beneficiaries of the Yolanda Housing Project in Negros Occidental: A Basis for Improvement Presented by Mr. Ramil J. Tabanao | Mr. Jason N. Maghinay | Ms. Maye M. Caporas | Ms. Dia Angelica Borgonia | Ms. Ma. Theresa A. Adolacion

2. Group primer Group 7 is composed 5 members, 4 are from the Island of Negros and 1 is from the Island of Panay. Despite our varied backgrounds, skills, and perspectives, we come together to work towards a common goal or vision. We came up together to conduct a study that will further examine and assess the quality of living of individuals who benefited from the Yolanda housing project. This specifically helps in setting clear research objectives and boundaries, insuring the study remains significance to Government and Policy Makers, Local Communities and Residents, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Development Partners. International Organizations and Donors and Future Researchers. It indicates that the study is not just an academic exercise but aims to provide actionable recommendations to enhance future housing projects.

3. 1. What is the demographic profile of housing beneficiaries concerning: a. Age b. Gender c. Socio-economic status d. Household members e. Location To ascertain the demographic profile of housing beneficiaries within the Yolanda Housing Project in Negros Occidental specifically in the Municipality of Manapla , focusing on variables such as age, gender, socio-economic status, household composition, and geographic location. To evaluate the perceived level of quality of living among housing beneficiaries, considering factors such as housing conditions, infrastructure, amenities, safety, social support networks, and access to services. To investigate whether a significant relationship exists between the demographic profiles of housing beneficiaries and their perceived quality of living within the Yolanda Housing Project, thereby identifying potential disparities and areas for targeted improvement. Objectives

4. In the aftermath of natural disasters, the imperative for housing rehabilitation and reconstruction becomes evident. Super Typhoon Yolanda's devastating impact on the Philippines in 2013 catalyzed the inception of the Yolanda Housing Project, aiming to address the urgent need for shelter for displaced families. This research endeavors to evaluate the perceived quality of living within this project from the beneficiaries' standpoint. The Yolanda Housing Project is emblematic of a multifaceted approach to post-disaster recovery, encompassing not only the construction of physical infrastructure but also fostering social cohesion and promoting sustainable development. Its core objectives include addressing immediate needs while laying the groundwork for long-term resilience and prosperity. Beyond providing mere shelter, the project aspires to enhance the overall well-being and satisfaction of beneficiaries. However, it faces challenges such as post-disaster complexities, socio-economic disparities, and environmental vulnerabilities. This necessitates a critical examination of the project's effectiveness and identification of areas for improvement. Despite these challenges, the Yolanda Housing Project stands as a beacon of hope, symbolizing resilience, inclusivity, and sustainability in rebuilding lives post-disaster. introduction 04 of 15

5. Conceptual Framework This study would like to assess the quality of living of housing beneficiaries in terms of their age, gender, Socio-economic status, household members and location in the Municipality of Manapla , Negros Occidental. The result of the data will be serve as the basis for developmental program intervention on post disaster rehabilitation particularly on housing project.

6. schematic diagram 04 of 15 Figure 1: Schematic Diagram Showing the Relationship between Independent and Dependent Variable.

7. What is the demographic profile of housing beneficiaries concerning: a. Age b. Gender c. Socio-economic status d. Household members e. Location? 2. What is the perceived level of quality of living among housing beneficiaries, and how does it vary based on demographic profiles? 3. Is there a significant relationship between the demographic profiles of housing beneficiaries and their perceived quality of living? Statement of the problem

8. Government and Policy Makers: The findings of this study can offer valuable insights to government agencies and policymakers involved in housing and urban development. By understanding the perceived quality of living among beneficiaries and identifying areas for improvement, policymakers can make informed decisions, allocate resources effectively, and implement policies that address the specific needs and concerns of housing beneficiaries. 01 significance of the study 02 03 Local Communities and Residents: The study directly benefits the beneficiaries of the Yolanda Housing Project by identifying areas for improvement based on their perceptions. Empowering residents to advocate for necessary changes and improvements in their living conditions can lead to enhanced well-being and quality of life within the communities. This involvement also fosters a sense of ownership and empowerment among the residents. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Development Partners: NGOs and development partners working in disaster recovery and community development can utilize the study findings to design targeted interventions and provide support services. By collaborating with local stakeholders and addressing challenges identified in the housing project, these organizations can contribute to the overall improvement of living conditions and community resilience.

9. International Organizations and Donors: International organizations and donors involved in humanitarian assistance, disaster response, and sustainable development can benefit from understanding the challenges and opportunities in post-disaster housing projects like the Yolanda Housing Project. The study findings can inform their strategies, funding priorities, and capacity-building efforts in similar contexts globally, leading to more effective interventions and support. 04 significance of the study 05 Future Researchers: The results of this study can serve as a valuable resource for future researchers studying topics related to disaster recovery, housing, urban development, and community resilience. By contributing to the academic literature and providing a case study for comparative analysis, this study can stimulate further research and advance knowledge in the field, ultimately leading to more effective strategies for post-disaster recovery and community development.

10. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY 04 of 15 This study is centered on assessing the quality of living within the Yolanda Housing Project in Manapla , Negros Occidental, which was significantly impacted by Super Typhoon Yolanda in the Philippines. The research will focus on beneficiaries residing in these housing communities, evaluating factors such as infrastructure, amenities, safety, and accessibility. While efforts will be made to ensure the sample population's representativeness, inherent limitations exist, including potential biases in participant selection and the subjective nature of perception-based assessments. Moreover, the scope of this research is delimited to housing-related factors and may not encompass broader socio-economic or environmental aspects influencing quality of life. Recognizing these limitations, the study aims to provide valuable insights into the lived experiences of beneficiaries within the Yolanda Housing Project, aiming to foster improvements that enhance the well-being and resilience of disaster-affected communities.

11. Definition of terms 04 of 15 Beneficiaries Conceptual Definition: Individuals or families who receive housing assistance within the Yolanda Housing Project following displacement by Super Typhoon Yolanda, intended to improve their living conditions and facilitate recovery. Operational Definition: Specific individuals or households identified as eligible for housing assistance, allocated housing units within the Yolanda Housing Project, and provided with necessary support services to ensure successful resettlement.

12. Definition of terms 04 of 15 Challenges Conceptual Definition: Obstacles, difficulties, or issues encountered by beneficiaries in their daily living within the Yolanda Housing Project, which hinder their well-being, resilience, and ability to thrive. Operational Definition: Identified barriers or problems affecting beneficiaries' quality of life within the housing project, categorized and analyzed to inform targeted interventions and improvements.

13. Definition of terms 04 of 15 Community Services Conceptual Definition: The range of public services and facilities available to residents within the Yolanda Housing Project, encompassing healthcare, education, transportation, utilities, recreational amenities, and social welfare programs, aimed at enhancing residents' well-being and quality of life. Operational Definition: Provision and accessibility of essential services and facilities within the housing project, including availability, affordability, and quality of services, as well as residents' utilization patterns and satisfaction levels.

14. Definition of terms 04 of 15 Quality of Living Conceptual Definition: The overall well-being and satisfaction experienced by individuals or communities within their living environment, encompassing various factors such as housing conditions, infrastructure, amenities, safety, social cohesion, and access to services. Operational Definition: The subjective assessment and measurement of living conditions and satisfaction levels through indicators such as housing design, infrastructure quality, community amenities, safety perceptions, social integration, and access to essential services.

15. Definition of terms 04 of 15 Satisfaction Levels Conceptual Definition: The degree of contentment or fulfillment experienced by beneficiaries regarding different aspects of the Yolanda Housing Project, reflecting their overall perception of the project's effectiveness in meeting their needs and expectations. Operational Definition: Quantitative or qualitative assessments of beneficiary perceptions and feedback regarding specific aspects of the Yolanda Housing Project, measured through surveys, interviews, or other feedback mechanisms.

16. Definition of terms 04 of 15 Socio-economic Status Conceptual Definition: The social and economic position of individuals or households within society, determined by factors such as income, education, occupation, and wealth, influencing access to resources, opportunities, and social networks. Operational Definition: Measurement of individuals' or households' socio-economic status through indicators such as income levels, educational attainment, employment status, asset ownership, and access to social support networks.

17. Definition of terms 04 of 15 Yolanda Housing Project Conceptual Definition: A post-disaster housing initiative aimed at providing shelter and resettlement for families displaced by Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) in the Philippines, emphasizing the construction of housing units, infrastructure development, and community facilities. Operational Definition: The physical implementation and execution of housing construction, infrastructure development, and community facility establishment in response to Super Typhoon Yolanda, including allocation procedures for beneficiaries and management of resources.

18. RELATED LITERATURE 07 of 15 Alore Villanueva-Golez1, Evangeline B. Alo, and Joel M. Bual. "Satisfaction and challenges of beneficiaries of the Yolanda Permanent Housing Program in a component city of the Philippines." This study focuses on the satisfaction levels and challenges faced by beneficiaries of a housing program similar to the Yolanda Housing Project. It provides insights into the lived experiences of beneficiaries and identifies areas for improvement. Mohd Ismail Isa, Massoomeh Hedayati Marzbali, and Izzati Hilda Azizan. "SAFETY, SOCIAL RELATIONS AND SATISFACTION IN POST-DISASTER RESETTLED COMMUNITIES: A CASE OF KEDAH, MALAYSIA." This research examines the satisfaction levels and social dynamics in resettled communities after a natural disaster, offering comparative insights relevant to the Yolanda Housing Project beneficiaries' experiences. Mohd Ismail Isa, Massoomeh Hedayati Marzbali, and Siti Nursyahira Saad. "Mediating role of place identity in the relationship between place quality and user satisfaction in waterfronts: a case study of Penang, Malaysia." While not directly related to housing projects, this study explores the relationship between place quality and user satisfaction, providing insights into factors influencing satisfaction in residential environments. These literature sources offer valuable perspectives on satisfaction levels, challenges, and community dynamics in post-disaster housing projects, which can contribute to a better understanding of the Yolanda Housing Project's impact and areas for improvement

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22. Site Visits | Surveys | Interviews | Document Analysis | Focus Group Discussion | Community Feedback Mechanisms Measures of Verification (MOV)

23. Thank You! Presented by Mr. Ramil J. Tabanao | Mr. Jason N. Maghinay | Ms. Maye M. Caporas | Ms. Dia Angelica Borgonia | Ms. Ma. Theresa A. Adolacion