Deforestation as a catalyst for natural disaster and community suffering: A cycle in the socioecological system

Figures & Tables

Explanatory variables	Variable response (Y)			P-value
Explanatory variables	quite severe	severe	really severe	P-value
Number of family members				0.919
1–3 People	10	21	20
>3 People	33	61	55
Age of the head of the family				<0.001
36–45 years	20	14	8
>45 years	23	68	67
Health of the head of the family				0.517
Not supporting	7	19	19
Supporting	36	63	56
Flood				<0.001
Heavy	30	17	3
Really heavy	13	65	72
Landslide				<0.001
Wide	30	16	5
Really wide	13	66	70
Whirlwind				<0.001
Speedy	43	71	28
Really speedy	0	11	47
Earthquake/liquefaction				<0.001
High	15	62	58
Really high	28	20	17

Response variable
Encroachment rate by community (Y)	1	Quite severe
	2	Severe
	3	Really severe
Explanatory variable
Number of family (people) (X₁)	1	1–3
Number of family (people) (X₁)	2	>3
Age of the head of family (years) (X₂)	1	36–45
Age of the head of family (years) (X₂)	2	>45
Health of the head of family (X₃)	1	Supporting
Health of the head of family (X₃)	2	Not supporting
Flood (X₄)	1	Heavy
Flood (X₄)	2	Really heavy
Landslide (X₅)	1	Wide
Landslide (X₅)	2	Very wide
Whirlwind (X₆)	1	Speedy
Whirlwind (X₆)	2	Very speedy
Earthquake/liquefaction (X₇)	1	High
Earthquake/liquefaction (X₇)	2	Very high