Effective resources utilization in disaster relief efforts for flood victims

Sudhagaran, Sanjulla (2024) Effective resources utilization in disaster relief efforts for flood victims. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Communities are faced with serious difficulties as a result of floods, which cause widespread suffering and the displacement of many people. This abstract is a summary of a study that looked at methods for maximising resource allocation and use in flood disaster relief at Johor. In particular, a unique research framework was created to investigate how disaster relief efforts is impacted by utilization of human, finance, social media, and technology resources. The results of this research study will demonstrate whether resources utilization will become the norm in disaster relief efforts for flood victims in order to survive. The most beneficial and effective aspect of resources utilization for the flood victims was also demonstrated by the conclusion of this. In Johor this investigation was conducted. The subject of the field study was flood victims at Johor district. 370 respondents filled out a questionnaire survey, providing the researcher with 370 sets of data. A quantitative research strategy using the survey research method and sampling was used to investigate the proposed relationships, and the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) was used to analyse the data. Consequently, the results of the Multiple Regression Analysis and Pearson's Correlation Coefficient demonstrated that the factors utilising resources that were most effective in terms of disaster relief efforts were technology resource, which had the highest Beta value, as well as human, finance, and social media. The study concludes that to lessen the pain and vulnerability of flood victims at Johor by enhancing the effectiveness and impact of disaster response activities.

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