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Table 1. Group of vendors according to their Line of business For the second group, the researchers included all the members of the Technical Working Group as the respondents since they are assigned to monitor and oversee the implementation of the Plastic and Styrofoam Free Ordinance and take the lead in the information/ education campaign, including the issuance of violation and penalty. A list of the members of the Technical Working Group was obtained. All members were given questionnaires, and all responded.
Table 1. Group of vendors according to their Line of business For the second group, the researchers included all the members of the Technical Working Group as the respondents since they are assigned to monitor and oversee the implementation of the Plastic and Styrofoam Free Ordinance and take the lead in the information/ education campaign, including the issuance of violation and penalty. A list of the members of the Technical Working Group was obtained. All members were given questionnaires, and all responded.
Table 2. Demographic Profile of the Respondents The population and locale of the study were limited to the 350 registered stall owners in the Baguio City Public Market, as they are subjected to comply with the policy, and 7 members of the technical working group, as they are assigned to monitor and oversight the implementation of the same. The total registered stall owners consisted of 147 vegetable vendors, 59 meat and fish vendors, 89 dry goods vendors, 13 food vendors and 42 vendors selling other types of products such as jewellery, shoes and other accessories. On the other hand, the total members of the technical working group consisted of the Baguio City Association of Barangay Captains (ABC) President, City Environment and Parks Management Officer, City General Service Officer, City Health Services Officer, Security Service Officer, Supervising Administrative Officer and the Baguio City Police Office Director. Table 2 shows the demographic profiles of the respondents.
Table 2. Demographic Profile of the Respondents The population and locale of the study were limited to the 350 registered stall owners in the Baguio City Public Market, as they are subjected to comply with the policy, and 7 members of the technical working group, as they are assigned to monitor and oversight the implementation of the same. The total registered stall owners consisted of 147 vegetable vendors, 59 meat and fish vendors, 89 dry goods vendors, 13 food vendors and 42 vendors selling other types of products such as jewellery, shoes and other accessories. On the other hand, the total members of the technical working group consisted of the Baguio City Association of Barangay Captains (ABC) President, City Environment and Parks Management Officer, City General Service Officer, City Health Services Officer, Security Service Officer, Supervising Administrative Officer and the Baguio City Police Office Director. Table 2 shows the demographic profiles of the respondents.
Table 3. Level of implementation of the Plastic and Styrofoam-free Policy by the technical I a Furthermore, the prohibition is evident since registered stalls are required to post signages tating therein that plastic and styrofoam are not allowed. These signages are visible to customers it the entrance of their stalls. This is compliant with Section 10 of the Ordinance. In 2019, Market Jivision chief Fernando Ragma Jr. reported 39 stalls which violated the ordinance; 14 were caught yroviding plastic bags to customers, while 25 failed to post the required signage. However, 1otwithstanding this prohibition, customers still prefer to use plastic bags as packaging (see liscussion under Table 5). It can be gleaned that while the policy is highly implemented, the lemands of the consumers are of equal importance. Due to the demand for the use of the plastic yag for certain products, such as wet goods, the City Government allowed the use of plastics. It yrescribed a particular type of biodegradable plastic as packaging for these goods. This is reflected n the result for the 4 indicator, with a mean of 2.86, interpreted as moderately implemented. This ndicates that the use of plastic bags on wet goods is permitted.
Table 3. Level of implementation of the Plastic and Styrofoam-free Policy by the technical I a Furthermore, the prohibition is evident since registered stalls are required to post signages tating therein that plastic and styrofoam are not allowed. These signages are visible to customers it the entrance of their stalls. This is compliant with Section 10 of the Ordinance. In 2019, Market Jivision chief Fernando Ragma Jr. reported 39 stalls which violated the ordinance; 14 were caught yroviding plastic bags to customers, while 25 failed to post the required signage. However, 1otwithstanding this prohibition, customers still prefer to use plastic bags as packaging (see liscussion under Table 5). It can be gleaned that while the policy is highly implemented, the lemands of the consumers are of equal importance. Due to the demand for the use of the plastic yag for certain products, such as wet goods, the City Government allowed the use of plastics. It yrescribed a particular type of biodegradable plastic as packaging for these goods. This is reflected n the result for the 4 indicator, with a mean of 2.86, interpreted as moderately implemented. This ndicates that the use of plastic bags on wet goods is permitted.
Note. n = number of respondents per group. M = mean. SD = standard deviation. VI = verbal interpretation. F = F-test or ANOVA. p = probability (Sig.) value. ** = The difference is significant at 0.05 level (two-tailed). A significant difference exists for different superscripts. A significant difference does not exist for similar superscripts. HC = highly complied. MC = moderately complied. LC = less complied. NC = not complied.
Note. n = number of respondents per group. M = mean. SD = standard deviation. VI = verbal interpretation. F = F-test or ANOVA. p = probability (Sig.) value. ** = The difference is significant at 0.05 level (two-tailed). A significant difference exists for different superscripts. A significant difference does not exist for similar superscripts. HC = highly complied. MC = moderately complied. LC = less complied. NC = not complied.
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