Current status of the anti-rabies act of 2007 through the lens of key local government officials in the province of Pampanga, Philippines: a qualitative study
Issue Date
6-2022
Abstract
In this study, the status of the implementation of the Anti-Rabies Act of 2007 as perceived by key LGU officials in the different municipalities of the province of Pampanga was determined. Qualitative research through a small group discussion was conducted among key city/municipality officials. All interviews, with the consent of the participants, were audio-recorded, transcribed, and collated. All relevant information related to the implementation of the Anti-Rabies Act of 2007 was consolidated and interpreted. Based on this interview, the implementation of the Anti-Rabies Act of 2007 in terms of compliance with the provisions in the law and the different animal rabies-related programs implemented in the city/municipality were also identified. In addition, the perceived needs of the participating officials to effectively control and eliminate animal rabies in the city/municipality were identified. Based on the results, the province of Pampanga has a long way to go with regards to animal rabies elimination. The majority of the LGUs in the province still need improvement in the implementation of the Anti-Rabies Act.
Source or Periodical Title
Philippine Journal of Veterinary Medicine
ISSN
0031-7705
Volume
59
Issue
1
Page
60-66
Document Type
Article
Frequency
semi-annually
Physical Description
tables
Language
English
Recommended Citation
Lacson, Mona Lisa B.; Tiongco, Raphael Enrique G.; Bacani, Catherine S.; Catacata, Miljun G.; San Jose, Remedios D.; Soriano, Dinah Rose O.; Garing, Agnes P.; Aquino, Artemio B. Jr.; and Bundalian, Reynaldo D. Jr., "Current status of the anti-rabies act of 2007 through the lens of key local government officials in the province of Pampanga, Philippines: a qualitative study" (2022). Journal Article. 6171.
https://www.ukdr.uplb.edu.ph/journal-articles/6171
En – AGROVOC descriptors
RABIES; RABIES IN ANIMALS; LOCAL GOVERNMENT; PUBLIC OFFICERS; QUALITATIVE RESEARCH; PHILIPPINES