Name: Josephine F.

Reyes Subject: PA 202

Worksheet No. 03
Approved Title: Impact of Government Service Insurance System Community

Engagement in the Local Government Unit of Kabacan

Research Problem/Statement of the Problem:

This study aims to identify Impact of Government Service Insurance System

Community Engagement in the Local Government Unit of Kabacan through a

quantitative method. This research aims to answer the following questions:

1. What is the level of awareness among residents in the Local Government Unit

(LGU) of Kabacan regarding the services and benefits offered by the

Government Service Insurance System (GSIS)?

2. How effective are the community engagement initiatives of GSIS in Kabacan in

promoting financial literacy and encouraging active participation in government

insurance programs?

3. To what extent do socioeconomic factors such as income level, education, and

employment status influence the utilization of GSIS services among residents in

Kabacan?

4. What are the barriers and challenges faced by residents in Kabacan in accessing

and availing GSIS services, and how do these affect their overall perception and

trust in the system?

5. What strategies can be implemented to enhance the impact and reach of GSIS

community engagement efforts in Kabacan, ensuring equitable access to

government insurance services for all residents?

Scope and delimitation:

This study will delve into the evaluation of Government Service Insurance

System (GSIS) community engagement initiatives within the Local Government Unit

(LGU) of Kabacan. It will assess the current level of awareness among Kabacan

residents regarding GSIS services and benefits, aiming to understand the effectiveness

of community engagement efforts in promoting financial literacy and encouraging

participation. Additionally, the study will investigate socioeconomic factors influencing

the utilization of GSIS services in Kabacan, including income level, education, and

employment status. Barriers and challenges faced by residents in accessing and

availing GSIS services will be identified, with potential solutions explored. The study will

culminate in recommendations for enhancing the impact and reach of GSIS community

engagement efforts in Kabacan.

However, this study's scope is confined to residents within the Kabacan LGU,

limiting its generalizability to other regions or municipalities. Furthermore, access to

comprehensive data on GSIS participation and awareness levels among residents may

constrain the depth of analysis. Time constraints may also limit the ability to conduct

extensive surveys or interviews, potentially impacting the breadth of the study. While

external factors such as political climate and local governance dynamics may influence

the findings, they will not be extensively explored within the study's scope.
Significance of the Study:

The significance of this study extends to various stakeholders involved in the

provision and utilization of Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) services in

the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Kabacan. In particular, it seeks to provide direct

benefits to the following groups:

Government Agencies and Policymakers: The study findings will be crucial for

government agencies and policymakers responsible for designing and implementing

social welfare policies and programs. It will help them understand the effectiveness of

current GSIS community engagement initiatives and inform the development of policies

aimed at enhancing financial literacy and access to government insurance benefits.

GSIS Officials: GSIS officials will benefit from insights into the challenges faced

by Kabacan residents in accessing and availing GSIS services. This understanding will

enable them to tailor their outreach efforts and service delivery mechanisms to better

meet the needs of the community.

Local Community Leaders: Local community leaders, including LGU officials

and barangay captains, will gain valuable information about the awareness levels and

utilization patterns of GSIS services among Kabacan residents. This knowledge can

guide them in advocating for improved access to government insurance services and in

coordinating community-level initiatives to promote financial inclusion.

Kabacan Residents: The study directly impacts Kabacan residents by shedding

light on available GSIS services, eligibility criteria, and benefits. Increased awareness
and accessibility to government insurance programs can empower residents to make

informed decisions about their financial security and future planning.

Future Researchers: Researchers interested in social welfare, public policy, and

community development will find value in the study's methodology and findings. It can

serve as a reference for future research on similar topics and contribute to the body of

knowledge on social protection programs in the Philippines.

Overall, the significance of this study extends beyond academic inquiry to real-

world implications for improving access to government insurance services and

promoting financial well-being in Kabacan and similar communities.