Question

b. Are there regions where all the four risks are highly present? List them down​

Answer 1

Answer:

none

there's no region in the Philippines that acquired the four risks.

Answer 2

None. In the Philippines, none of the four dangers has been obtained by any region.

• In the Philippines, a district is a type of administrative entity whose main function is to organise and plan the provision of national government services by several local government units (LGUs).
• Rather than having direct provincial or municipal offices, most national government agencies offer services through their regional branches.
• Although not always, regional offices are typically situated in towns that have been designated as regional centres.
• There are 17 regions in the Philippines as of 2019.
• 16 of them are essentially administrative entities, with the President of the Philippines staffing each one with a Regional Development Council (RDC)—in the case of the National Capital Region (Metro Manila), another metropolitan authority—that serves as the body for coordination and decision-making.
• There is just one with an elected administration and parliament, and that is the Autonomous Region of Muslim Bangsamoro in Mindanao, to which the Philippine Congress has granted considerable authority.

The regions are :

1. Region I – Ilocos Region
2. Region II – Cagayan Valley
3. Region III – Central Luzon
4. Region IV‑A – CALABARZON
5. MIMAROPA Region
6. Region V – Bicol Region
7. Region VI – Western Visayas
8. Region VII – Central Visayas
9. Region VIII – Eastern Visayas
10. Region IX – Zamboanga Peninsula
11. Region X – Northern Mindanao
12. Region XI – Davao Region
13. Region XII – SOCCSKSARGEN
14. Region XIII – Caraga
15. NCR – National Capital Region
16. CAR – Cordillera Administrative Region
17. BARMM – Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

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