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    1) The study assessed actions and programs in 10 barangays in Batangas City to prevent violence against women. 2) It found that women felt unsafe alone and faced threats of drugs, harm, and lack of support. 3) Actions taken included police coordination, curfews, patrols, and cameras, but women were still unsatisfied, especially in Wawa, Libjo, and Kumintang Ibaba.

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    CHAPTER 5

    SUMMARY, FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

    This chapter presents the summary, findings, conclusions and recommendations

    of the study after conducting an assessment on the actions and programs implemented

    in selected barangays in Batangas City to prevent violence against women.

    SUMMARY

    The researchers seek to answer the following questions:

    1. What are the risks/threats faced by women in selected barangays of Batangas

    City?

    2. What are the actions and programs implemented in selected barangays in

    addressing women’s safety against violence?

    3. How satisfied are the women of selected barangays in Batangas City on the

    actions and programs implemented?

    4. What legal measure may be proposed in order to strengthen the safety and

    security of women?

    The researchers will be using descriptive method in data gathering information to

    answer the given problems in the conduct of study. Descriptive design is defined as a

    general procedure employed in the study that has for its chief purpose, the description

    of phenomena. The study focused on women who live in the ten barangays selected

    with the highest crime rate for violence against women namely Balagtas, Bolbok,
    Kumintang Ibaba, Sta. Rita Ilaya, Balete, Malitam, Cuta, Wawa, Libjo and Tingga Itaas.

    The researchers will survey 300 respondents. Purposive sampling method was used to

    select the participants of the study.

    FINDINGS

    The following are the highlights of the study:

    1. Based on the study conducted, 226 or 75 percent of the respondents answered that

    they feel unsafe being alone in their community. Also, out of 300 respondents, 164 or 55

    percent of the respondents were bombarded by the existence of drugs and physical

    harm in their community while lack of external support ranked third in being a risk/threat

    to women that earned 37 percent.

    2. Most of the actions and programs carried out in the barangays of Batangas City were

    coordinated with the Police Offices on Anti - Drug andAnti-Violence against Women with

    237 frequency, followed by the strict implementation of the curfew Hours in the

    barangay with 235 frequency. The third in ranking acquired a total of 234 frequency and

    it was regular patrolling of Barangay Tanod tailed by efficient health services, equipment

    and women's supplies of 227 frequency. This is followed by the installation of CCTV

    cameras in isolated areas of barangays that acquired a total of 224 frequency.

    3. From the survey results gathered across from ten selected barangays in Batangas

    City, it has a weighted mean average of 2.21 or to being a least satisfied with the

    actions and programs implemented. Barangays that shows to have the most number of

    unsatisfied women were Wawa, Libjo and Kumintang Ibaba with weighted mean

    average of 0.81, 1.11 and 1.98.


    CONCLUSIONS

    Based on the findings, the following conclusions were drawn:

    1. Women in selected barangays of Batangas City are susceptible to the presence

    of physical harm, unsafe areas, existence of drugs or criminal acts and lack of

    external support in their respective barangays.

    2. The most frequently monitored and implemented actions in selected barangays

    of Batangas City are installation of CCTV cameras in secluded areas of

    barangays, strict implementation of curfew hours in the barangay, regular

    patrolling of barangay Tanod, coordination with police authorities on Anti-Drug

    and Anti-Violence against women campaign and efficient health services,

    equipment and supplies for women.

    3. Women in Batangas City's ten selected barangays are less satisfied with the

    effectiveness of actions / programs and the efficiency of violence security and

    threats in their area. Wawa, Libjo and Kumintang were the barangays who

    answered most unsatisfactory.

    4. Based on the study conducted by the researchers it is found out that it is

    necessary to propose proper legal measures to effectively respond to various

    cases of violence against women including its prevention and awareness to the

    programs implemented.
    RECOMMENDATIONS

    The following are the recommendations of the researchers to the participants

    involved in the study:

    1. In regards with the risks/threats, the researchers recommended that local authorities

    should be observant and vigilant on cases involving the safety of women especially in

    their respective barangays. If there are any cases of violence, immediate response is

    necessary.

    2. The implementation of the actions/program in barangays of Batangas City should be

    monitored and evaluated consistently.

    3. As the study shows that majority of the barangays in the Batangas City were less

    satisfied on the actions and programs implemented in their community, it is therefore

    recommended that people should be aware of its existence and strict implementation

    and support for women must be observed in all circumstances. Awareness to various

    actions/programs of the local government units is the key in preventing various conflicts

    against women.

    4. The researchers upon assessing and knowing that there is a strong stand of violence

    and threat present in every barangay and therefore it shall be addressed by legal

    measures which will secure the protection of every woman. The researchers

    recommend that an ordinance be proposed in the barangays of Batangas City

    specifically on providing self-defense workshops and seminar as this is not implemented

    very well in the barangays.

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