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PROGRESS REPORT ON
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LCE'S RE-ENTRY PLAN-LADP
Year 2002
Introduction
Almost one year after
the Local Administration Development Program (LADP)
which this Local Chief Executive participated, it is
with honor that this report is presented. With the
interest and welfare of the people we vowed to protect
and promote always in mind the commitments listed in
the Re-Entry Plan were implemented. This was made
possible with the support of the Sangguninag Bayan and
the collective efforts of the offices under the
Executive Branch.
Thus significant
accomplishments have been achieved during the 8 months
that the plan was implemented. Results of the
implementation process and accomplsihments in detail
will be presented in the succeeding pages of this
report.
Implementing the Plan
Like any Chief
Executive, prior to plan implementation, the following
activities were undertaken:
- Convened the Municipal
Development Council and presented the commitments and
program/projects to be implemented. The consultation
undertaken was facilitated by the fact that the
Re-Entry Plan was based on the Municipality's
Development Thrust (Annual Development Plan) 2002.
- Met and discussed with
the concerned Department Heads programs/project
implementation from the time the implementation
commenced until these were completed.
Issues and problems
encountered:
Limited funding has
always been a problem in the LGU. Therefore, we:
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Prioritized target
beneficiaries
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Availed cost-sharing
scheme (with Cong. Singson)
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Tapped resources and
technical expertise of the NGAs like TESDA
To immediately indentify
problems, held regular meetings with concerned
Department Heads. As a result, problems were
minimized and/or avoided.
POVERTY REDUCTION AND
ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
INTEGRATED CAPABILITY
BUILDING PROGRAM
1. Conduct of
Community Based Skills Training
a. Small Engine Repair
and Maintenance
b. Basic Skills Training
on Fish Processing:
c. Basic First Aid
Training Among Paramedics
d. Farmers Field School
Training
e.Fish Capture Training
2. Conduct of
Seminar/Workshop/Meetings
1. Barangay Governance
Development
2. Conduct of Monthly
Meeting of Barangay Treasurers & DILG
3. Conduct of Barangay
Meetings upon request or invitation of Barangay
Councils.
MSWD PROGRAMS
1. INVENTORY OF
POOREST/INDIGENT FAMILIES
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No. of poorest indigent
families: 1,916
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No. of barangays
covered: 36
2. PROJECT PROPOSALS
PREPARED
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No. of Proposals :3
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Type of Projects -
Motorized banca w/ fish net, motorized rice thresher
w/ kuliglig and trailer & sanitary toilet w/ septic
tank.
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Proponent Barangays or
groups - Brgys. Vical, Banbanaba and Nangalisan.
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Action on these
proposals:
The project of the
fisherman association of Brgy. Vical, which is
motorized banca with fishnet and the project of
farmers association of Brgy. Banbanaba, which is rice
thresher with kuliglig and trailer, were already
funded by DSWD FOI under the CIDSS Program. The
project of the Ladies Organization for Rural
Improvement (LORD) which is sanitary toilet with
septic tank is not yet funded but it is now followed
up for implementation this year - 2003.
3. EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER SERVICES TO POOREST FAMILIES
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Enrollment to Philhealth
No. of families enrolled: 1,916
LGU Funds Spent Source: P118,000.00
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Other Sources of
Funds-Congressional
- Other group/s enrolled
if any and how much was spent by LGU
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Self-employment
assistance-4 families of P5,000.00 each
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Assistance in Crisis
Situation-1 family 0f 1,000.00
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Referral-54 individuals
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTIVITY
1. Rehabilitation of
Irrigation System
2. Distribution of Seed
3. Modern Technology
-Demo Farm Maintained
1.A x R (Hybrid Seed Production)
2. Peanut Techno Demo Project
4. Cattle
Fattening/Livestock Dispersal
-Cattle
Fattening/Dispersal
-Swine Fattening/Dispersal
5. Tilapia Fingerlings
Dispersal
6. Livestock Disease
and Prevention Control
7. Distribution of
Organic Fertilizer
8. Distribution of
Berelex (Growth Hormone)
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