Top 5 Thesis Topics on Flood Damage and Agricultural Loss in Malaybalay

Source: GMA News Online

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When the floods hit Malaybalay City, over 729 hectares of rice and corn fields were left submerged. More than a thousand families in Basakan District were displaced. Four homes were damaged. Crops were lost. Farmers left with nothing. The Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis team estimates the initial damage at P23 million. The numbers are still climbing. And the rains are not done yet.

Here is what we don’t want to admit. We are not prepared. Not enough data. Not enough coordination. And year after year, the damage gets worse. No one is asking the right questions. Why are the same areas always flooded? What is missing in our risk prevention? What happens after the aid runs out? This is not just a natural disaster. This is a system failure. And someone needs to expose it.

Who Can Use These Topics

This research is ideal for students and professionals pursuing the following courses or strands:

College Programs:

• Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

• Environmental Science

• Agriculture

• Civil Engineering

• Public Administration

• Sociology

Senior High School Strands:

• HUMSS

• STEM

• GAS

5 Thesis Topic Ideas

1.The Relationship Between Flood Preparedness and Agricultural Loss in Malaybalay City

Investigates how levels of disaster readiness among farmers influence the extent of crop damage during flooding.

Target Respondents

• Local farmers

• Barangay officials

• City disaster response teams

2.Impact of Infrastructure Damage on Post-Flood Recovery in Rural Communities

Explores how damaged roads and facilities delay recovery and support delivery in flood-affected areas.

Target Respondents

• Affected residents

• LGU engineers

• Disaster response units

3.The Role of Government Relief in Long-Term Agricultural Recovery

Examines how immediate financial or material aid affects farmers’ ability to plant and harvest after flooding.

Target Respondents

• Farmers

• Agriculture office personnel

• Relief distribution teams

4.Perception of Climate Risk Among Farmers in Basakan District

Looks into how farmers understand and respond to increasing climate threats like floods.

Target Respondents

• Small-scale and large-scale farmers

• Agricultural extension workers

5.Correlation Between Rainfall Patterns and Flood Incidence in Malaybalay Over the Last Decade

Analyzes weather data and community reports to determine trends and predict future risk.

Target Respondents

• Meteorological officers

• Disaster response planners

• Local residents

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