An assessment on the compliance on ParanÌaque City Ordiance No. 18-40 of selected food stalls in barangay Baclaran: basis for the development of sustainable food packaging monitoring sheet/
Rivera, Rizel Colleen A.
An assessment on the compliance on ParanÌaque City Ordiance No. 18-40 of selected food stalls in barangay Baclaran: basis for the development of sustainable food packaging monitoring sheet/ Raizel Colleen A. Rivera, Simon John M. De Castro, Jewel V. Ibasco, & Mickaella Mae G. Magbuhat. -- ParanÌaque City: Olivarez College, 2025.
Undergraduate thesis.
This qualitative study assesses compliance with ParanÌaque City Ordinance No. 18-40 among selected food stalls in Barangay Baclaran. The research aimed to understand the challenges vendors face in adhering to the single-use plastic regulation and to propose a sustainable food packaging monitoring sheet. Using a purposive sample, data was collected from seven vendors through semi-structured interviews, direct observation, and document analysis. The findings revealed that compliance is inconsistent due to several interconnected factors. Primary barriers include the perceived high cost and a lack of durability of alternative packaging. Furthermore, many vendors, especially those who are new to the business, lack awareness of the ordinance. The study concludes that successful implementation requires a multi-faceted approach. Recommendations include providing targeted information sessions, offering subsidies for eco-friendly packaging, improving waste management, and erasing consistent enforcement to encourage greater adherence. This research serves as a basis for improving compliance with the ordinance.
T 647.94 2025 0125
An assessment on the compliance on ParanÌaque City Ordiance No. 18-40 of selected food stalls in barangay Baclaran: basis for the development of sustainable food packaging monitoring sheet/ Raizel Colleen A. Rivera, Simon John M. De Castro, Jewel V. Ibasco, & Mickaella Mae G. Magbuhat. -- ParanÌaque City: Olivarez College, 2025.
Undergraduate thesis.
This qualitative study assesses compliance with ParanÌaque City Ordinance No. 18-40 among selected food stalls in Barangay Baclaran. The research aimed to understand the challenges vendors face in adhering to the single-use plastic regulation and to propose a sustainable food packaging monitoring sheet. Using a purposive sample, data was collected from seven vendors through semi-structured interviews, direct observation, and document analysis. The findings revealed that compliance is inconsistent due to several interconnected factors. Primary barriers include the perceived high cost and a lack of durability of alternative packaging. Furthermore, many vendors, especially those who are new to the business, lack awareness of the ordinance. The study concludes that successful implementation requires a multi-faceted approach. Recommendations include providing targeted information sessions, offering subsidies for eco-friendly packaging, improving waste management, and erasing consistent enforcement to encourage greater adherence. This research serves as a basis for improving compliance with the ordinance.
T 647.94 2025 0125