Local Public Information in Mindanao

What this survey covers

Take the Mindanao public information survey on local updates, project transparency, service times, emergency notices and complaint tracking.

Why this matters

Local Public Information in Mindanao gathers readers across Mindanao around public information priorities, daily concerns, and practical local choices. The questions below show what the survey covers before visitors vote.

Question 1: Where do you usually get updates about local services and emergencies?

Choose the source you rely on most, even if you use several channels.

• Official government social media
• Barangay officials or community messages
• Local radio, television, or news sites
• Family, friends, or group chats
• National news or social media pages
• I rarely receive useful local updates

Question 2: How easy is it to verify local government information that matters to you?

Think about checking a notice, project, budget, service rule, or emergency update against an official record.

• Very easy
• Somewhat easy
• Neither easy nor difficult
• Somewhat difficult
• Very difficult
• I have not tried to verify it

Question 3: Which local information should be easier for residents to find?

Pick the information that should be published more clearly, consistently, and accessibly.

• Project costs and completion updates
• Budgets and procurement records
• Emergency and service interruption notices
• Permit requirements and processing times
• Council meetings, decisions, and minutes
• Complaint status and resolution updates

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.