Mindanao Disaster Readiness

What this survey covers

Take the Mindanao disaster readiness survey on household risks, preparedness, warnings, evacuation, infrastructure and community drills.

Why this matters

Mindanao Disaster Readiness gathers readers across Mindanao around disaster readiness priorities, daily concerns, and practical local choices. The questions below show what the survey covers before visitors vote.

Question 1: Which hazard does your household prepare for most?

Choose the hazard your household actively thinks about or prepares for most.

• Flooding
• Earthquakes
• Landslides
• Severe storms
• Extreme heat
• Drought or water shortage
• We do not prepare for a specific hazard

Question 2: Which statement best describes your household’s disaster readiness?

Select the statement closest to your current household plan, supplies, contacts, and evacuation knowledge.

• We have a plan, supplies, and emergency contacts
• We have some supplies but no clear plan
• We know where to evacuate but have few supplies
• We mainly rely on barangay or government response
• We are not prepared
• I am unsure how prepared we are

Question 3: What would most improve disaster readiness in your community?

Pick the investment or practice that would make your community better prepared before the next emergency.

• Faster warnings in local languages
• Better drainage and slope protection
• Safer and better-equipped evacuation centers
• Building inspections and safer construction
• Backup water, power, and communication
• Regular drills and clear hazard maps

Survey note

Participation is voluntary. Results describe only the readers who chose to respond and are not representative of Mindanao residents. This is not a scientific or government poll.