DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS IN STUDENTS OF THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF CAÑETE-PERU
María Silvia Villa Santillán, Gladys Requejo Pacheco, Lazaro Ruiz Barrera, Paula Milagros Chiok Pérez
The research determined the relationship between the variables, disaster risk management and environmental awareness in students of the Universidad Nacional de Cañete, Peru 2021. It was a study with a quantitative approach, of basic type and non-experimental design, cross-sectional, descriptive and correlational. The census sample consisted of 92 university students, selected by non-probabilistic intentional sampling. The survey technique was used and the instruments used were two questionnaires validated by Expert Judgment and the reliability was obtained from Cronbach's Alpha, with a reliability coefficient of 0.981 for the V1 and 0.985 for the V2 . The results reveal that in V1 the regular level predominates with 42.4% followed by efficient with 41.3%, similarly, V2, highlights the regular level with 53.3%, followed by efficient with 40.2%. It is concluded that there is a significant relationship between the variables disaster risk management and environmental awareness (r=0.818, P-value= 0.000) in students of the National University of Cañete, Peru 2021, at 95% confidence.