Towards Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals: Identifying Economic and Investment Priorities in Barangay Pili, Mogpog
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The UNSDGs are a set of global objectives to address various socio-economic and environmental challenges. In this context, identifying economic and investment priorities is crucial for advancing sustainable development. The aim of this study was to assess the economic and investment needs of Barangay Pili in Mogpog, Marinduque to help develop a sustainable roadmap that maximizes its potential in alignment with the SDGs. The study employed a quantitative descriptive research design and simple random sampling method to gather data. A total of 121 residents were surveyed using a Citizen Satisfaction Index System (CSIS) adopted questionnaire. Data gathering was performed with the support of barangay officials and members of sanguniang kabataan to obtain residents’ perspectives and satisfaction levels on the economic and investment programs. Data gathered were analyzed using the descriptive statistics (mean) and frequency distribution. The findings revealed that the top three most pressing economic and investment needs of Barangay Pili are the implementation of livelihood programs, development and maintenance of tourist attractions facilities and organization and development of farmers, fishermen, and their cooperatives. Moreover, the current government economic promotion programs and services were perceived as inadequate in addressing these concerns. With the findings, this research provided insights for policymakers and stakeholders working towards the achievement of the SDGs. This investigation emphasizes the necessity of community involvement in promoting sustainable development and for government agencies to continuously enhance and adjust their economic promotion programs and services to keep up with the changing needs of their constituents.
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