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. 2021 Oct 2;18(19):10406. doi: 10.3390/ijerph181910406

Table 6.

Chi-square test results relating to disaster management units on the degree of awareness of local self-government representatives.

Variable Sig. (2-Tailed) df X 2
Decision on formation of the headquarters passed 0.50 * 2 5.99
Rules of procedure adopted 0.96 2 0.61
Annual work report adopted 0.191 2 3.31
Annual work plan adopted 0.102 2 4.56
Decision on formation and operation of civil protection made 0.500 2 0.77
Decision on setting up a civil protection unit passed 0.134 2 4.02
Conclusion made on the appointment of the civil protection commissioner 0.672 2 0.79
Duties assigned to members of disaster management headquarters 0.028 * 2 7.14
Risk assessment team formed 3.38 2 2.17
Risk assessment adopted 0.277 2 2.56
Protection and rescue scheme adopted 0.066 2 5.43
Flood defense scheme adopted 0.770 2 0.523
Legislation in power in the domain of disaster management assessed 0.022 * 2 7.63
Budget financing 0.050 * 2 5.99
Having insight into international funds intended for improving readiness 0.272 2 2.60
Steps taken to improve quality of Town planning schemes 0.050 * 2 6.01
Support in developing schemes 0.118 2 4.27
Having insight into the competencies of disaster headquarters 0.530 2 1.27
Disaster management team established 0.050 * 2 5.91
Assessment of readiness of disaster management headquarters 0.050 * 4 9.13
Assessment of established communication 0.001 ** 2 9.59
Assessment of cooperation with other municipalities 0.282 4 5.05
Cooperation with other municipalities in the domain of disaster prevention 0.647 4 2.48
Assessment of cooperation with cross-border municipalities 0.551 2 1.19
Assessment of the need for cross-border cooperation 0.668 6 4.06
Cooperation with governmental institutions 0.043 * 2 6.28
Involving citizens in disaster prevention framework 0.075 2 5.18

* p ≤ 0.05; ** p ≤ 0.01.