Rosendo, Pierce Andreas M.

Question For Chapter 13: Barangay Luningning

1. Based on what you have read, what are the dimensions of development that are lacking on Barangay Luningning?

Health an alarming number of residents were malnourished and the other residents suffer from various illnesses, namely amoebiasis, pneumonia, perennial tuberculosis, etc. Thus, Barangay Luningning lack in nutrition and health services.

Cleanliness- as seen in the opening paragraph of chapter 13, the barangay was described to be unclean according to the statement Foul smell coming from clogged drainage, spaghetti-like electrical wirings serves as evident threat to its people.

Entrepreneurship/livelihood Program majority of Barangay Luningnings working population are seasonal or contractual workers which means that they only gain little and seasonal income to support their family.

Drug-Free Community- as seen in the opening paragraph of chapter 13, the barangay had some crimes and drug-related violence according to the statement According to informal interviews also, a number of petty crimes and drug-related violence involved by some misguided youths were recorded during the past.

Security- the big problems that Barangay Luningning experience make the residents lives hard. Some succumb to doing bad things to get their families needs/ personal needs.

Question For Chapter 14: Project Development

Choose a Community. Apply the Project Development Cycle

Chosen community: Tondo, Manila

Goal: Livelihood Program (Educate residents on how to start a small business to help them make money)

Steps:

Think of businesses that are applicable to the community and its needs.

Ask private sectors to help the program become successful and effective.

Share business knowledge by conducting a seminar.

Demonstrate to the residents how to build a business.

Objective:

Give the residents knowledge and plans on how to create a business that will help them acquire the adequate (or better yet abundant) income they need to support their families.