The implementation of the waste reduction policy in coffee shops in Panabo City: A phenomenological study

This study explored the lived experiences of coffee shops in Panabo City implementing a waste reduction policy. It utilized a qualitative-phenomenological research design. With the help of an interview guide, the data were gathered from purposively selected participants, five for in-depth interviews and four for a focus group discussion. Using thematic analysis, one overarching theme emerged: the voyage of the implementers, characterized by the experiences on enforcing non-collection compliance, breaking ingrained habits, and navigating rigid transitions. Participants identified key components of efficient action as coping mechanisms, including compliance with government orders, a resolute commitment to implementation, and consistent communication and reminders. Moreover, the insights gained from the experiences of coffee shop administrators implementing the waste reduction policy revealed that the regulations catalyze progress, recycling offers dual benefits, and resource efficiency unlocks climate solutions. Thorough evaluation and monitoring can significantly benefit both the environment and the implementers by reinforcing policy implementation and addressing the identified challenges effectively.

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The Research Probe
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.53378/trp.174
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Indian Economic and Social Development
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The implementation of the waste reduction policy in coffee shops in Panabo City: A phenomenological study

Efren Conson, Diahn Semillano, Rommel Erwin Anca, Vincent Bordaje et al.
The Research Probe
Indian Economic and Social Development
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The implementation of the waste reduction policy in coffee shops in Panabo City: A phenomenological study

Efren Conson, Diahn Semillano, Rommel Erwin Anca, Vincent Bordaje, Jastine Diola, Gerlyn Luces
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This study explored the lived experiences of coffee shops in Panabo City implementing a waste reduction policy. It utilized a qualitative-phenomenological research design. With the help of an interview guide, the data were gathered from purposively selected participants, five for in-depth interviews and four for a focus group discussion. Using thematic analysis, one overarching theme emerged: the voyage of the implementers, characterized by the experiences on enforcing non-collection compliance, breaking ingrained habits, and navigating rigid transitions. Participants identified key components of efficient action as coping mechanisms, including compliance with government orders, a resolute commitment to implementation, and consistent communication and reminders. Moreover, the insights gained from the experiences of coffee shop administrators implementing the waste reduction policy revealed that the regulations catalyze progress, recycling offers dual benefits, and resource efficiency unlocks climate solutions. Thorough evaluation and monitoring can significantly benefit both the environment and the implementers by reinforcing policy implementation and addressing the identified challenges effectively.

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