Disaster Risk Management and Population Satisfaction: A Case Study in Peru; [Gestão de risco de desastres e satisfação da população: um estudo de caso no Peru]

Arias Ayquipa F.M.; Coacalla Castillo C.E.; Ferro Caituiro S.A. · Cuadernos de Geografia: Revista Colombiana de Geografia (2025) · DOI: 10.15446/rcdg.v34n3.108119

Resumen

Despite advances in science and international initiatives to improve disaster risk management, the occurrence of has continued to rise, and the associated losses remain substantial. The purpose of this study is to determine the degree of relationship between disaster risk management and population satisfaction in Peru during 2020, as well as to identify aspects that reveal the level of management implemented in this vulnerable area. A basic quantitative study was conducted, focusing on analyzing the perceptions of a sample of Tamburco’s population, collected through questionnaires. The findings revealed deficiencies in municipal disaster risk management in Tamburco, along with low levels of satisfaction among the population. Furthermore, the existence of a positive and moderate relationship between the two variables was confirmed, suggesting the greater management, a holistic perspective on systemic risks is required, together with the coordination of an effective policy response.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional Micaela Bastidas de Apurímac; Universidad Tecnológica de los Andes; Universidad César Vallejo