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Strengthening The Resource Management of Military Reservations Through the Duty-Based Model

Roberto Gaboni Reyes Rogelio D. Mercado, DPA

Subject area: Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities  ·  Area of research: Military Innovation

Abstract

The intention of the analysis was to thoroughly examine the state of the AFP's management of military reservations. The descriptive-survey study approach is appropriate since the data from this investigation revealed details regarding the AFP's capacity to manage its enormous real estate holdings. The officers and staff of the AFP Real Estate Offices, Installation Management Battalion, Installation Management Command (P) PA, and related offices were the fifty-four (54) respondents that this study was intended to reach. This study was carried out in the real estate offices and relevant offices of the AFP in the Philippines by the researcher. The Army Real Estate Centers are situated in Fort Ramon, Magsaysay, Palayan City, Nueva Ecija, and Installation Management Command (P) PA, while the AFP Real Estate Office is situated in Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City. Frequency counts and weighted means were employed by the researcher to evaluate and interpret the data with regard to the duty-based model's implementation, resource management capacity, and the gravity of the issues found. A five-point rating scale was employed in this investigation to qualitatively characterize the respondents' responses. The AFPREO is seen as "highly capable" in information resources management and "capable" in human resources management by the REO and AFP respondents, who regard the organization's programs and projects as "highly implemented." The AFPREO's capacity to manage resources is generally seen by respondents as "capable." However, the most significant issue facing the agency is the influx of unauthorized settlers into military reservations.

Keywords

Military, Real Estate, Reservation, Resources, Unauthorized Settlers

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How to cite this paper

Roberto Gaboni Reyes, Rogelio D. Mercado, DPA "Strengthening The Resource Management of Military Reservations Through the Duty-Based Model" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 7 Issue 11 2024 Page 529-537
Roberto Gaboni Reyes, Rogelio D. Mercado, DPA "Strengthening The Resource Management of Military Reservations Through the Duty-Based Model" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 7, no. 11, May. 2024
Roberto Gaboni Reyes, Rogelio D. Mercado, DPA (2024). Strengthening The Resource Management of Military Reservations Through the Duty-Based Model. Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 7(11).
Roberto Gaboni Reyes, Rogelio D. Mercado, DPA "Strengthening The Resource Management of Military Reservations Through the Duty-Based Model" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 7, no. 11, May. 2024.
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