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Mediating Violence In Sulu The quantitative survey aims to establish a broad overview of what is that the survey conducted was non-random and purposive, and is meant to explore and surface topics that need further investigation. Sixty surveys were distributed to each of the six communities, yielding a total of 340 valid and 20 invalid survey forms. Six research assistants assisted the survey process. Using the statistical data, qualitative questions meant to probe on topics that need deepening or more nuanced understanding were formulated. These questions were used in the second part of the research. FGD AT BARANGAY SIONOGAN, INDANAN, SULU The second-leg of the research process involves interviews with key members of council of elders, informal community leaders) and focus-group discussions (FGDs) among community residents. To ensure that data are validated and/ or corroborated, the respondents in the quantitative survey are different from the respondents of the qualitative part of the research. attended by members of the academe and civil society organizations in Sulu and its environment (Zamboanga and Basilan). The forum helped research. 12
HD TEAM AND MBLT-3 MEDIATION MEETING AT SITIO TANDUH PANUAN, OMAR, SULU III. RESEARCH LOCALE Sulu has 19 municipalities, divided into two (2) Districts. Based on anecdotal reports, dynamics in the communities’ relationship with the military differ in the two (2) districts. Municipalities in District 1 are said to view the military with suspicion - these are also areas where the presence of the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) is more pronounced. and the terror group. Ironically, it is in District 1 where the main military mediation/facilitation. Source: JICA, PPDO-SEP 13
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