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This study aims to explore the transportation experiences of Indigenous Palaw’an farmers and develop a logistics plan to enhance their market access.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Indigenous People's Experience in Transporting Agricultural Products from the Mountain of Imulnod, Brooke's Point, Palawan, Philippines

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Descriptive evaluation examines indigenous farmers’ transport challenges, suggesting logistics improvements for better market access.

This study aims to explore the transportation experiences of Indigenous Palaw’an farmers and develop a logistics plan to enhance their market access.
Descriptive-evaluative research design used a mixed-method approach.
Data gathered from 100 Palaw’an farmers and local stakeholders using surveys, interviews, and observations.
Quantitative data analyzed through frequency, percentage, and ranking, while qualitative data underwent thematic analysis.
Majority of respondents are young male farmers aged 15-24 with household sizes of three to six members.
Most farmers rely on walking to transport over 40 kilograms of products for more than five kilometers, taking over four hours.
Inadequate transport infrastructure significantly affects farmers' productivity and access to markets.

Zambales et al. (2026) studied this question.

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April 10, 2026Open Access

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Descriptive evaluation examines indigenous farmers’ transport challenges, suggesting logistics improvements for better market access.

This study aims to explore the transportation experiences of Indigenous Palaw’an farmers and develop a logistics plan to enhance their market access.
Descriptive-evaluative research design used a mixed-method approach.
Data gathered from 100 Palaw’an farmers and local stakeholders using surveys, interviews, and observations.
Quantitative data analyzed through frequency, percentage, and ranking, while qualitative data underwent thematic analysis.
Majority of respondents are young male farmers aged 15-24 with household sizes of three to six members.
Most farmers rely on walking to transport over 40 kilograms of products for more than five kilometers, taking over four hours.
Inadequate transport infrastructure significantly affects farmers' productivity and access to markets.

Zambales et al. (2026) studied this question.

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