Annual Report-SD January-December 2019

2019 ANNUAL REPORT
Community Relations Office
Development of the Host and Neighboring

Communities
Table of Contents
Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Brgy. Runruno, Municipality of Quezon, Nueva Vizcaya 3713, Philippines
Phone: (02) 659-5662 Email : mail@fcfminerals.com
Website: www.fcfminerals.com
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I. DEVELOPMENT OF HOST AND NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES
1. Part 1. 2017 Carry-over, Unspent and Re-programmed ASDMP

2. Part 2. 2018 Carry-over, Unspent and Re-programmed ASDMP
3. Part 3. 2019 ASDMP
4. Part 4. Sustainability of Livelihood Projects-Brgy. Runruno
5. Part 5. Partnership and Linkages
II. INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND EDUCATION
1. Introduction
2. Milestones and Accomplishments
2.1 Operation and Maintenance of the Information Center
2.2 Publication of IEC Materials on Social, Environmental and Other Issues/
Concerns Relative to Mineral Resources Development and Responsible Mining
Operations
2.3 Expenditure for the Continuing Awareness and Education Campaign
3. Summary of ICE Engagements
III. DEVELOPMENT OF MINING TECHNOLOGY AND GEOSCIENCES
1. Scholarship Program
2. Basic and Advance Research
3. Others
IV. MATRIX OF PPAS AND EXPENDITURES
1. ASDMP Expenditures
2. ICE Expenditures
3. DMTG Expenditures
4. CDP Expenditures
I. DEVELOPMENT OF HOST AND NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES
Executive Summary

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This annual report covering the period January to December 2019 presents the highlights of
accomplishments of project implementation being facilitated by the Community Relations Office (CRO) on its
commitment for Social Development engagements in the twenty covered host, adjacent and neighboring
communities. Targeted Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs) for this period were based on the
approved 2018 and 2019 Annual Social Development and Management Program (ASDMP). In summary,
the FTAA Annual Report is a composition of the 2018 fourth quarter and 2019 first to third quarter PPAs.
For the fourth quarter of 2018, were twenty eight (28) completed projects, twenty (20) on-going
projects, and twenty nine (29) approved for implementation covered under the six areas of
creditable activities. Update for the current years SDMP Implementation as of the fourth
quarter of 2019, DHNCs physical accomplishment is _________% completed while its
financial accomplishment is ______%.
The facilitation of project implementation being undertaken in the host and neighboring
communities is being progressed in partnership with the SDMP Focal Persons, whose
appointments were made by the recommendations of the Local Chief Executives, or the
Punong Barangay. This was mutually agreed upon in order to have a point person in the
community tasked to attend to the completion and fulfillment of obligations and submission
of documentary requirements necessary to support the release of funding allocations of the
projects identified for priority implementation under the ASDMP. Furthermore, capacity
building programs are now being conducted to educate and train the Focal Persons as to
prepare them to act as para- community development organizers whose task is primarily to
stir and mobilize the community towards their own pace of development.
COMPONENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Part 1 – 2017 Carry-over ASDMP

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1. ASSISTANCE TO INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES
All the remaining fourteen (14) projects from the forty-one projects under ASDMP 2017 were completed
as of fourth quarter of 2019 attaining a 100% accomplishment. See attached financial and physical matrix
for the details.
Construction of Slope Protection (Sitio Compound, Brgy. Improvement of Irrigation Canal -Sitio Dipilipig, Brgy. Runruno
Runruno)-ASDMP 2017
Rock armoring-Centro, Runruno-ASDMP 2017 Improvement of Irrigation Cana-Dipilipig, Runruno
Construction of Multi-Purpose Building-Sitio Tutong,

Bonifacio
2. ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND SUPPORT TO EDUCATION PROGRAM

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Three (3) PPAs were completed attaining a 100% accomplishment as of fourth quarter 2019. See
attached financial and physical matrix for the details.
Completion of K to 12 Workshop Building- Construction of Multi-Purpose Hall-Phase II-

Runruno National High School Runruno Elementary School
3. HEALTH SERVICES, FACILITIES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
Out of the five PPAs for 2017, 4 PPAs completed for the second semester. The remaining PPA is for the
Construction of Public Comfort Room for Quezon, pending its implementation while waiting for the
submission of the Resolution endorsing the Municipal Mayor to enter into SDMP MOA.
Improvement of Diffun Municipal Forest Park Installation of Water System Level II (Sitio
Dumaliguia, Brgy. Runruno)
Installation of Water System Level I (Sitio Installation of Water System-Level II- Upper
Compound, Brgy. Runruno) Centro

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Part 2 – 2018 Carry-over ASDMP
1. ASSISTANCE TO INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES
Only one (1) project is not implemented under ASDMP 2018. The remaining PPA is the
Construction of perimeter fence for Quezon, pending its implementation while
waiting for the submission of the Resolution endorsing the Municipal Mayor to
enter into SDMP MOA. See attached financial and physical matrix for the details.
Improvement of Alimadin Falls at Brgy. Papaya Concreting of Farm to Market Road-Accom Area at Brgy.
Nalubbunan
Fabrication and Installation of Irrigation Steel Gate (Brgy. Construction of Hanging Bridge (Purok 3, Ranjo Area)
Nalubbunan Irrigation System)

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Improvement of Irrigation Canal (Brgy. Maddiangat) Concreting of 3 meters by 200 meters FTMR-Lintungan road-ASDMP
2018
Concreting of Barangay Road at Union Road, Purok Saranay, Brgy. Baresbes-ASDMP 2018
Improvement of Barangay Road (Lintungan Road, Brgy. Runruno) Improvement of Barangay Road (Purok 4B, Brgy. Maddiangat)

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Improvement of Irrigation Canal (Purok 4, Brgy. Caliat) 1 Improvement of Irrigation Canal (Purok Koti Koti, Brgy. Darubba)
Construction of Retaining Wall/Revetment for the Improvement of FTMR-Purok 1, Tadji

Development of Barangay New Site at Sitio
Dipilipig, Brgy. Runruno
Development of Lintungan Falls(Improvement of Rehab/Repair of damaged infrastructure after

Road going to Lintungan falls) calamities-Slope Protection-Sitio Compound,
Runruno

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Improvement of Irrigation Canal at Purok 5, On-going drying of harvested palay of resident of Sitio
Buliwao Cabinuangan on the newly constructed drying pavement
2. ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND SUPPORT TO EDUCATION PROGRAM
2.1 ABLE Program
As of fourth quarter of 2019, all four (4) PPA’s were completed attaining a 100% physical
accomplishment. See attaché matrix for the financial and physical accomplishment.
Completion of K to 12 workshop Building-Runruno National High School
3. HEALTH SERVICES, FACILITIES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

As of fourth quarter of 2019, Out of the five (5) PPAs, four (4) PPAs were completed or 80%
physical accomplishment. The purchase of medicine for Senior Citizen of Calaocan
was completed for this semester. One PPA was re-programmed in favor for the
Improvement of Irrigation System at Buliwao which was completed for the 4 th quarter.
This was initially endorsed for approval by MGB Representative during the recently
conducted Mid-year Assessment.
POW was prepared and waiting for the submission of MOA on the Establishment of
Municipal Sanitary Landfill for Quezon.

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Inspection of completed project Construction of Health
Installation of Water System at Brgy. Bonifacio
Office-Aurora-ASDMP2018
PART 3. 2019 ASDMP
1. Human Resources and Institution Building

All the remaining 10 PPAs from 19 PPAS funder under SDMP 2019 were completed attaining a
100% physical accomplishment for this reporting period. See attached matrix for the physical and
financial accomplishment.

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Photo 82 SPES during the clean up drive at Lintungan Photo 83 SPES during the clean up drive at Runruno H/S and
Runruno E/S
SPES grantees assisting the nursery for potting and SPES grantees transplanting of mahogany saplings into
sowing GMelina and Mahogany seedlings seedling bags
Disbursement of Payment of SPES grantees Training and Assessment on Pattern Making, Measuring,
witnessed by Hon. John Binay-an, Brgy Council Cutting and Sewing-Brgy Darubba
representative

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Capacity Building & Empowerment of 16 CBOS- Market matching activity during the Ammungan Festival on May 18-27,
2019
Attendance of BLGU staff (Aurora and Baresbes) to MS Office Training
Coordination at Kiangan, Ifugao for the Cross Visit of CBOs –Taro processing area

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Purchased training materials for the Attendance of 5 Participants to MS Office Training for Brgy. Aurora (left photo) & Brgy.
Baresbes (right photo)
Members from SBUFAI and SAVGAI attended Members of SBUFAI & 4 members of SAVGAI
the cross visit at the Taro processing center attended the Food Processing Training on Taro and
located at Kiangan, Ifugao on July 16, 2019 Sayote by-Products
Training Workshop on Financial Management System Conducted re-entry planning on Sewing Project of the Darubba
and Bookkeeping of 16 CBO’s held at Lower Magat Womens Livelihood Association
Eco-tourism Park on August 7-9, 2019

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NC II assessment on Measuring/Cutting and Pattern Conduct of Basic Life Support Training-Papaya
making to sewers of Darubba Womens Livelihood
Association conducted by Ms. Venus Gamponia-
TESDA assessor(at center)
Two-Days training on Life Guard was conducted on The participants and trainor-Mr. Edjo Francis F. Ramos-
November 4-5, 2019 at Brgy. Hall and at Lintungan Falls. TESDA accredited assessor during the Tour Guiding
Training of community residents and BLGU staff
Attendance to advance training of 35 members DOLE staff with the presence of Hon. Ronald
of Barangay DRR Team on WASAR or Babli-ing and FCF-CRO staff during the released
Mountaineering of salary with a total of Php106, 560.00 to 37
SPES grantees on July 15, 2019. This amount
was the 40% DOLE counterpart.

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Conducted Trade Fair participated by the 16 CBOs-Runruno
2. Enterprise Development and Networking

All five (5) PPA’s were completed as of fourth quarter of 2019. Turn-over Two (2) units Oven Dryer and Two(2)
Units Milling Machine to BUFAI and AVGAI for the Camote Processing Projects as Support to Product Value
Chain of the association, Conducted Training on Loom Weaving and Purchased of thread for the Loom Weaving
Project of 5 IP Tribes-Runruno and Provision of capital for the purchase of gilt were completed. See attached
matrix for the physical and financial accomplishment.
Released of check amounting to Php20,000.00 to the Darubba Turn-over of four (4) units newly procured sewing machine of the
Livelihood Womens Association and to Quezon Enterprise Quezon Enterprise Development Association-Brgy Darubba
Development Association amounting to Php30,000.00 on May 15,
2019
Fund Release for Livelihood Project of Baresbes During the Training on Loom Weaving

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Milling Machine for roots crops and oven-dryer to be used in Camote Processing Project of BUFAI and AVGAI
Purchased gilt for the hog production of Baresbes Abot

Palad Group
3. Assistance to Infrastructure Development and Support Services

Out of the 24 PPAs, 19 PPAs completed as of fourth quarter of 2019. The Post-harvest facility
at Sitio Busat is on-going and the Barangay new site is ongoing on Phases; Site
Development Plan was prepared. Implementation for the Construction of Concrete
Fence for Quezon is waiting for the submission of the Resolution endorsing the
Municipal Mayor to enter into SDMP MOA. Improvement of FTMR at DMP will be
carried over to 2020 to increase the budget allocated for a bigger impact when
implemented. Also the Improvement of Irrigation Canal at Caliat is carried over to
2020.

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Meeting with BLGU-Bonifacio regarding SDMP implementation Improvement of Farm to Market Road (Purok 3, Brgy. Aurora)-
ASDMP 2019
Improvement of Cordon-Atan Farm to Market Road (Brgy. Cordon, Improvement of Barangay Road (Purok Sampaguita, Brgy.
MLGU Kasibu)-ASDMP 2019 Darubba)-ASDMP 2019
MOA signing and issuance of NTP for the Construction of Hanging Bridge-Maasin
Improvement of Irrigation Canal at Builwao

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Improvement of Cordon-Atan Farm to Market Road at Improvement of New Barangay Site-Construction of
Brgy. Cordon, project funded from the SDMP share of Rubble Masonry at Brgy. Papaya, Kasibu
Mlgu Kasibu
Concreting of Barangay Road at Purok 4B, Brgy. Concreting Farm to Market Road (Purok 2, Accom
Maddiangat, Quezon Area, Brgy. Nalubbunan)-ASDMP 2019
Improvement of Farm to Market Road at Purok 5, Improvement of FTMR at Purok 1, Brgy. Tadji, Kasibu
Brgy. Tadji, Kasibu

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Improvement of Farm to Market Road Barangay Road Improvement of Irrigation Canal-Brgy
to from Edralin-Cordon, Brgy. Antutot, Quezon Buliwao(mobilization of materials)
Improvement of Irrigation Canal (Purok 5 San Juan, Rehab/Repair of damaged infrastructure after calamities
Buliwao) Construction of Slope Protection (Sitio Compound, Brgy.
Runruno)
Improvement of FTMR at Sitio Mustang, Improvement of Barangay Road Purok 3, Brgy. Calaocan)
Bonifacio-ASDMP 2019

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MOA signing with BLGU Calaocan and contractors MOA signing with BLGU Tadji and contractors
4. Access to Education and Education Support

- Out of the fifty four (54) PPAs with a total of 826 frequency, 528 completed as of
the third quarter. The rest are on tract and will be completed by end of the year.
- For the fifteen (15) PPAs related to infrastructure, five (5) completed, 2 on going,
and eight (8) on process. See attached matrix for the details of the physical and
financial.
Improvement of Calaocan Day Care Center, Brgy. Construction of toothbrush trough for the Day Care
Calaocan, Quezon Center at Brgy. Papaya, Kasibu

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Improvement of Perimeter fence- Day Care- Improvement of Quezon Central School-Caliat
Nalubbunan
Improvement of Day care Center Building- Cordon Completion of K to 12 Workshop Building
Construction of Perimeter Fence with Steel Gates Improvement of San Juan E/S Perimeter Fence (San
(Cabinuangan E/S) Juan, Brgy. Buliwao)
4.1 Highlights of Accomplishments
4.1.1 Participation in the Brgy. Inter District Literacy Mapping
In coordination with Department of Education, Nueva Vizcaya District Alternative Learning Systems
(ALS) office, Basic Literacy Program Literacy Faciitators conducted mapping in Communal, Solano and
Cabuaan, Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya. This is part of our cooperation as DepEd is one of our partner

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agency. The activity is conducted to ensure that the quality management system in the implementation of
the program in the Division is serving its purpose in strengthening collective accountability. Further, the
objective of the activity is to determine the number of OSYs and OSAs who need basic education and
literacy.
4.1.2 Participation to Barangay Activities
 Brgy. Sanitation Clean-Up Drive

Regular participation is being undertaken in the Barangay Sanitation Clean-Up
Drive conducted every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month and in the Brgy.
Anti- Drug Abuse Council (BADAC). These activities encourage local
communities to protect the environment and prevention of issues on drugs.
 Brgy. Fiesta
Provided assistance in the preparation of Brgy. Fiesta such packing of gift
packs, sorting of prizes, stage decoration, prepared and design visitors laces
and sash for the beauty pageant, CDWS and ALS Literacy Facilitator serves
as ushers, listers and photographer during the three day Barangay Fiesta.
 Brgy. Christmas Village Booth
CDWs and ALS Literacy Facilitators also provided assistance in the
preparation, installation and decoration of Brgy. Runruno Christmas Village
Booth at Quezon Christmas Village.
 SK Coordinating Council’s on Gender and Development Awareness
In this activity ALS learners were being informed and educated on what is
GAD, along with this activity participants were being asked with questions
after the short presentation. Prizes and tokens were also given as a rewards
to those ALS learners who actively participate and answers the question
thrown by the resource speaker.
 Automotive Servicing NCI skills training at Tam-an, Busilac, Bayombong,
Nueva Vizcaya.
In partnership with BLGU, Tam-an and TESDA eight(8) ALS learners and
OSY’s were sent to Tam-an Busilac to undergo training for Automotive
Servicing NC1.
4.1.3 Community Profiling
Conducted community profiling and encoding of data in Barangay Runruno in coordination with the local
government unit. This is to update the profile of community residents needed in the provision of social
services.
4.1.4 Brigada Eskwela

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In preparation to the opening of classes, collective clean-up were scheduled with the different day care
centers. The activity was participated by teachers and parents of pupils. This annual event is Department of
Education’s program to solicit support and involvement of concerned citizen for the progress of education.
4.1.5 Basic E-Learning Training
Neighbouring Barangays under SDMP were abe to access the Runruno E-Learning Center to have training
on Basic Computer Program. The 5 days training was participated by Brgy Aurora, Caliat and Baresbes
whose participants are workers from the Barangays itself. This is for them to be able to acquire skills in
using of computers to aid them in their functions.
4.1.6 Attendance to Trainings
 Three (3) Alternative and Equivalency Literacy Facilitators attended and participated in the two day
Learning Action Cell on the Life Skills training for the ALS teachers at Bambang Central School on
May 27 to 28, 2019. This training was re-echoed to the six (6) basic Literacy Faciltators to improve
teaching and learning methods. Demonstration was also conducted to observe how the teachers
internalize the new skills.
 Nine (9) Child Development Workers attended the training workshop on enhancement of activities
based on NELC-Learning resources packages 5 & 6 and refresher on Parent Effectiveness Service
at Binwag’s Hall, Aurora, Quezon.
 Ms. Lailanie Rafael together with the two BLP LFs Ms. Vilma Balao and Julita Uyad and one day
care worker Ms. Cristy Dalpahan has acquired skills from their Participation on Bookkeeping and
Financial Mangement System training for 3 days on August 7 to 9,2019.
4.1.7 ALS Mass Graduation July 05,2019

 Attended and provided assistance during the ALS Mass Graduation batch 2018 at Tomas Dacayo
Community Center, Solano, Nueva Vizcaya.
4.1.8 Nutrition Month Celebration and ALS Festival

 Clusteral nutrition month celebration and ALS festival of Brgy. Runruno nine (9) Child Development
Center on July 29,2019 at Runruno Brgy. Hall, Centro, Runruno,Quezon,Nueva Vizcaya.
4.1.9 Conducted E-Learning E-Wizard Competition
Under this activity all interested e-learing learners have vied on the following
competitions as follows computer quiz bee, MS word, MS excel teachers and
learners category and MS powerpoint. This activity were undertaken for two
weeks and winners received their cash awards and tokens shortly during the
Teen Age Awareness education campaign and e-learning e wizard competition
awarding ceremony.
4.1.10 Conducted Universal Childrens Month and Family Day
4.1.11Conducted Gender and Development Awareness which is being sponsored by
the Sangguniang Kabataan Council.
4.1.12Conducted Teen Age pregnancy awareness education campaign (BLGU Funded

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under BCPC program) to vulnerable OSY’s.
4.1.13Participation to Literacy Coordinating Council forum at Youth Development
Center Rainforest park, Pasig City, Metro Manila.
4.1.14 Other Related Activities
 Facilitated weekly meetings with the Basic Literacy Program Literacy Facilitators (BLP LF’s) and
Child Development Workers (CDWs).
 Attendance to the Municipal Social Welfare Development Office (MSWDO) monthly meeting and
the Provincial General Assembly for the Early Child Care Development (ECCD) Program Workers.
 Participation to the Provincial Child Development Week’s Celebration.
 Regularly Conducts Learning Sessions
 Regularly Conducts Weekly Meeting with BLP literacy facilitators and Child Development Workers
 Attendance to Alternative Learning System Meeting
 Regularly submits supplemental feeding to MWSDO under the CDC program, while ALS
itinerary and Accomplishment report were being submitted to DepEd District and Division
Office monthly.
4.2 Status of Enrollment
Below are the status of enrollment for the ALS and ECCD Program:
Tentative List of Enrolled ALS Learners

No. f
No. of Out of No. of
No. of No. of No. of E- Gran
Out of School Out of
enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Learning d
School Youths Schoo
BLP A&E Elem A&E Sec. Program Total
Childre (OSY's l Adult
CLC's
n (OSC) ) (OSA)
25
12-24 yrs.
M F T M F T M F T M F T
5-11 yrs. Old
yrs. Old Old above
Atan 0 6 4 1 0 1 1 1 2 5 2 7 0 2 2 10
1 1
Busat 0 11 6 2 1 3 2 0 2 7 0 7 0 0 0 22
Cabinuanga
n 0 1 7 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 3 4 0 0 0 6
Centro 1 5 2 1 0 0 1 1 2 4 0 4 2 1 3 6
Compound 0 9 1 2 0 0 1 3 4 2 1 3 1 0 1 7
Bit-ang 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dumaliguia 3 4 1 4 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Dipilipig 0 6 4 1 0 0 2 0 2 3 3 6 0 0 0 8
Kinalabasa 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 4 0 4 0 2 2 6
Marangad 0 1 2 1 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Tayab 0 4 3 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 4 4 0 0 0 7
1 1 2 2 2 4
Grand Total 4 53 32 14 2 6 7 7 4 6 3 9 3 5 8 89

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DayCare Tentative of Enrollees 2019
No. of Enrollees
No. CDWs CDC /Sitio
Male Female Total
1 Mateo,S. D. Atan 5 4 9
2 Dela Cruz, E.L. Bit 4 3 7
3 Mariano, J. A. Bus 13 2 15
4 Chengay, M.R. Cab 6 4 10
5 Himson, L. A. Cen 13 11 24
6 Gano, L.D. Com 12 13 25
7 Garcia, B.A. Dum 14 12 26
8 Dalpahan, C.G. Kin No enrollees submitted
9 Garcia, M.E.C. Mar 7 3 10
TOTAL 126
4.3 Photo Documentation
Weekly meeting of Literacy Facilitators and Child Literacy Facilitators meeting with Madam Singasing G.
Development Workers Valdez, Public Schools District Supervisor - Quezon

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Participating on the conduct of inter-district literacy mapping at Communal-Solano and Cabuaan-Bayombong, Nueva
Vizcaya
Weekly meeting with the CDWs and BLP LFs with Hon. LFs and DCW attending the presentation of community
Evelyn Mariano regarding community profiling 2019 survey 2018
LFs and DCWs attending the BADAC meeting of barangay Regularly participation on the Barangay Clean Up Drive every 1st
Wednesday and 3rd Wednesday of the month

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Household survey at Sitio Dumaliguia with Ms. Jimlyn Household survey at Sitio Marangad with Ms. Ferlita
Rafael and Raquel Mallare Erasquin
Barangay Aurora and Baresbes Staffs in their basic BLGU Aurora and Baresbes during their hands on session in
computer literacy training their basic computer literacy training
CDWs week at Nalubbunan Day Care Center ALS Mass Graduation batch 2018 at Tomas Dacayo
Community Center, Solano, Nueva Vizcaya

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Nutrition Month is an annual nutrition education and ALS Festival “ Larong Ating Kinagisnan Huwag Nating
information campaign created by the Academy Kalimutan”
of Nutrition and Dietetics
Ms. Zhairida Guillao in Q And A portion The Four ALS Contenders
Orientation on Automotive Servicing NC I and departure of ALS Learners to Tam-an, Busilac,

Bayombong N.V

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5. Access to Health Services, Facilities and Health Professionals
Out of the nineteen (19) PPAs the remaining 9 PPAs were already completed
attaining a 100% physical accomplishment. See attached for the details of the
physical and financial.
Table 5.1 Comparative Summary of Top Ten Morbidity

Third Quarter- Fourth Quarter-2019
XFirst Quarter-2019 Second Quarter-2019
2019
URTI 458 URTI 664 URTI 299 URTI 560
Skin
Febrile Tension All types
56 76 75 allergy 24
illness Headache of wound
All Types
All Types of
53 Febrile illness 71 Skin 50 Vertigo 12
Wound
Diseases
All types of
All Types of
ATP 39 72 Vertigo 38 Wounds 43
Wound
AGE 35 Skin Allergy 55 ATP 35 ATP 21
AGE w/ no
Acute Gastro- sign of
Skin Allergy 35 49 Age 25
enteritis (AGE) DHN 13
Tension Tension AGE 18

29 Dizziness 27 25
Headache Headache
Oral MSS 6
Dizziness 21 Acute Gastritis 6 21
Thrush
Tension
MSS 17 Impetigo 6 Boil 17 Head Ache 6
Boil 8 Otitis Media 6 UTI 15 Boil 5
From the above data, table 5.1, the summary table shows that out of the top ten leading causes of morbidity in the
community is URTI. Cases for URTI have increased from fourth quarter 2018 to 2 nd quarter 2019 but decreased in
third quarter 2019 and again it increased on the fourth quarter of 2019. These diseases/cases are not in any way
attributed to the project commercial operations.

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Waste segregation Watering of plants at the nursery
Produced 2,500 pcs G-melina seedlings and 4,000 pcs Donors during the Bloodletting Activity
mahogany seedlings
Conduct of Operation Tuli-Barangay Runruno Conduct of Medical and Dental Mission during the Brgy.
Fiesta of Tadji, Kasibu last April 12, 2019

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Turn- over and distribution of medicines to Senior Citizen Turn-over of Medicines for the conduct of medical/dental
Members of Barangay Runruno mission at Brgy. Nalubbunan
Turn-over of medical supplies for Uric Acid testing of Purchase of Ambulance-Runruno

Senior Citizens-Runruno
Medical and Dental Mission-Runruno Conduct of Fun Run

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Evaluation-Clean and Green Program Feeding Program
Installation of Water System-Level II-Kinalabasa
6. Protection and Respect of Socio-cultural Values
The remaining four (4) PPA’s out of the 9 PPA’s under ASDMP 2019 were completed attaining a 100%
accomplishment as of fourth quarter of 2019.
Conduct of Brgy. Fiesta-Papaya, Kasibu Conduct of Literary Contest and Sports Festival-
Brgy Tadj

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LGU Baresbes Brgy. Offcials with CRORepresentaive Conduct of Brgy. Fiesta, Brgy Calaocan, Quezon,
during Brgy. Fiesta Nueva Vizcaya
Runruno Barangay Fiesta - Socio Cultural show
7. Common Fund
For this reporting period, the regular conduct of monthly Focal Person meeting was held for the
presentation of the status and updates of SDMP implementation in their respective Barangays. This
monthly meetings also serves as an internal monitoring system of FCF- CRO on SDMP
accomplishments.
Project Management Training was conducted to Social Development staff and Focal Persons of the 20
host and neighboring communities. This is to increase skills in dealing with programs, project and
activities implementation of SDMP.
Further, 2019 SDMP First Semester Assessment with the Adjacent and Neighboring
Barangays from Quezon, Diffun and Kasibu.was conducted at Saber Inn Hotel,
Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya. This was attended by the Barangay Council of the host
and neighboring communities, Technical Working Group, Municipal Local Gov’t Units
involved and the Mines and Geosciences Bureau.
Reviewed the status of ASDMP implementation by the Focal Person presentation for
the 2019 First Semester SDMP Assessment.

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Likewise, stakeholder’s consultation on ASDMP Planning and Budgeting 2020 of the
host and neighboring communities with representatives from TWG, MGB and DILG
was conducted.
Members of the Technical Working Group, selected focal persons and CRO staff
attended ComRel Conference at Baguio City.
Monthly SDMP Focal Person Meeting for April 2019

Refresher Training on Project Management of SDMP focal
person
Monitoring and Validation of TWG to SDMP programs- Quezon and Kasibu
Review of the Focal Person presentation for the 2019 First Semester SDMP Assessment

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Turn over to FP Barangay Antutot 1 set of Laptop SDMP Technical Working Group Meeting
2019 SDMP First Semester Assessment with the 2019 SDMP First Semester Assessment with the
Host Barangay Adjacent and Neighboring Barangays from Quezon,
Diffun and Kasibu.
SHES Validation from Central MGB Representative

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2020 ASDMP Planning and Deliberation with Deliberation of 2020 ASDMP Budget representative
BLGU Baresbes from Kasibu Cluster
Part 4. Sustainability of Livelihood Project

For the quarter, continuous capacity building and organizational strengthening of the 16 CBO’s of Brgy. Runruno
and eighth (8) CBOs of downstream barangays of Quezon namely Darubba, Aurora, Buliwao, Baresbes and
Nalubbunan was conducted. These were:
 Facilitation of organizational meetings, coaching on bookkeeping and linkage building with private and
government agencies for technical and financial assistance.
 Regular attendance to Organizational meeting of Associations to update issues and concern and to be
responsive with the areas that may need improvement for the Association.
 Policy was formulated for the newly released SDMP fund to Quezon Enterprise Development
Association (QEDA)-sewers of Darubba. While Runruno Senior Citizens Association formulated a policy
for the diverted farm input supply project into micro-lending project.
 18 Organizational meetings with total participants of 241 and composed of 33 Male and 183 female to
address concerns of the members.
 Meeting with RCMPC regarding on how the coop could help the association in the procurement of their
product.
 Monitoring and evaluation to the various individual and communal livelihood projects of the CBO’s. To
date, there were four (4) communal livelihood projects (CLP) that exists namely, the salted egg
production of SCWFAI, rice trading of Tuwali and Ayangan Tribe and hog fattening production of TCA.
Other CBO’s diverted their CLP into individual livelihood.
 Attendance of 16 CBO’s Officers for 2 Day- Entrepreneurial and Business Management Training-
conducted by PCAO (Provincial Cooperative Affairs Office). 18 Officers participate on the Training.
 Quezon Enterprise Development Association (QEDA)-sewers of Darubba was registered at DOLE on
May 10, 2019.
 Attendance to Good Manufacturing Practices and Food Safety Training conducted by Provincial
Cooperative Affairs Office (PCAO), Bayombong , Nueva Vizcaya.
 All of the above activities are aimed to strengthen the CBO’s capability to manage the livelihood projects
gearing towards sustainability.
 Facilitated the presentation of the crafted Financial Policy and Guidelines to seven (7) CBO’s.
Resolution approving/adopting the Financial Policy and Guidelines to seven (7) CBO’s was prepared.
Baresbes Abot Palad Livelihood Group already signed the resolution.

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 Sewers group and veggie chips group were merged into one (1) organization and it was named
Darubba Womens Livelihood Association and received its Certificate of Registration from DOLE on July
15, 2019.
 Assisted four (4) CBO’s namely MRWAI, BWFAI, SDWAI and DWLA in the preparation of documents
for accreditation by the Sanggunian Bayan (SB) of Quezon, Nueva Vizcaya. Documents were submitted
for deliberation by the SB. Darubba Womens Livelihood Association received its Certificater of
Accreditation from MLGU Quezon.
 Cabinuangan Highlander Association received its Certification of Registration from DOLE.
 16 CBO’s were organized into Federation. Conducted election of officers of the federation.

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Table 1: Financial Status of Association’s Progress Report as of 2nd Semester 2019
No Name of FUND FROM Revolving Revolving % No. of Members Members % REMARKS

Association FCF Fund as of 3rd Fund as of 4th Increase Members with with Members
quarter 2019 quarter 2019 in to date Enhanced Regular Availed
Fund( 3rd PPP PPP Enhance
& 4th PPP
Qrtr)
RUNRUNO Community Based

Organizations
1 TUWALI TRIBE 22,000.00 34,000.00 35,000.00 3% 27 Communal Livelihood 55% Increase of fund was
Project accumulated from first quarter
and second quarter, because the
increase during the first quarter
was not reported.
2 KINALABASA 430,681.75 725,800.00 762,314.00 5% 93 12 63 13% Aside from interest, the increase
RURAL of capital is due to the contribution
WPRKERS of Capital Build-Up (CBU) that
ASS'N. INC. reaches 100.000.00.
3 TAYAB 248,830.00 297,566.50 309,472.50 4% 23 0 6 0% On-going individual and
COMMUNITY communal livelihood operation.
ASSOCIATION
4 MARANGAD 272,030.00 455,487.00 455,487.00 0% 42 19 7 45% On-going individual livelihood
RURAL operation.
WOMEN'S ASS'N.
INC.
5 SITIO 217,000.00 285,586.00 290,426.00 2% 25 2 6 8% On-going individual and
COMPOUND communal livelihood operation.
WOMEN'S AND
FARMERS
ASSOCIATION
INC.
6 SITIO ATAN 284,500.00 440,315.00 455,227.00 3% 33 6 2 18% On-going individual livelihood
VEGETABLE operation.
GROWER'S
ASSOCIATION
INC.
7 BIT-ANG 218,014.00 324,069.00 325,449.00 0% 20 15 0 75% On-going individual livelihood
WOMENS operation.
ASSOCIATION
INC
8 SITIO BUSAT 306,000.00 664,451.00 695,817.50 5% 70 14 11 20% On-going individual livelihood
UPLAND operation.

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& 4th PPP
Qrtr)
FARMER'S
ASSOCIATION
INC.
9 CABINUANGAN 244,514.00 350,217.70 350,217.70 0% 42 21 7 50% On-going individual livelihood
HIGHLANDER operation.
ASSOCIATION
INC.
10 KALANGUYA 42,000.00 62,900.00 62,900.00 0% 183 0 8 0% On-going individual livelihood
TRIBE operation.
ORGANIZATION
11 RUNRUNO 40,000.00 42,950.00 44,240.00 3% 17 0 7 0% On-going individual livelihood
PERSONS WITH operation.
DISABILITY
ASSOCIATION
12 RUNRUNO 22,000.00 21,400.00 24,866.00 16% 33 0 7 0% Decrease of fund is due to
IBALOI TRIBE traveling expenses on the
COMMUNITY procurement of inputs. The
ASSOCIATION project is native chicken
production.
13 SITIO 300,480.00 443,962.10 445,682.10 0% 51 25 16 49% On-going individual livelihood
DUMALIGUIA operation.
WOMEN'S ASS'N.
14 DIPILIPIG 283,276.00 466,460.00 468,910.00 1% 29 6 12 21% On-going individual livelihood
DEVELOPMENT operation.
ASSOCIATION
INC.
15 MALILIBEG 148,830.00 157,928.00 161,638.35 2% 23 1 15 4% On-going individual livelihood
LIVELIHOOD operation.
ASSOCIATION
INC.
16 AYANGAN TRIBE 47,000.00 64,102.00 68,685.25 7% 7 2 2 29% On-going individual livelihood
operation.
17 BADDANG 361,350.00 270,290.00 212,290.00 1% 37 0 29 0% Decrease of fund was due to
KIPHODAN losses in the duck egg production
ASSOCIATION during the cold weather condition
within the locality wherein many
ducks died. Also, the cold weather
condition affected the laying

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& 4th PPP
Qrtr)
performance of the ducks.

It is concluded that duck raising is
not feasible in the area.
Also the P60,000.00 worth of
duck house and fence was turned
over to the member owner of the
area as agreed by the
association.
18 RUNRUNO 85,000.00 92,510.00 96,591.25 4% 10 0 11 0% Most project of members were
MARKETING ginger production which takes 6
ASSOCIATION months before the first harvest.
While food cart communal
business is not operating regularly
due to farm concentration of
beneficiaries.
19 RUNRUNO 360,131.20 360,131.20 360,131.20 0% 7 CLP Members has just started the
SEWING business with a contract to supply
ENTERPRISE calico bag to FCF to be supplied
to mining department.
20 KANKANAEY 22,000.00 22,000.00 22,000.00 0% CLP
TRIBE
21 RUNRUNO 100,000.00 81,000.00 81,000.00 0% 139 0 18 Decrease of fund was due to loan
SENIOR CITIZEN that was not collected of the of
ASSOCIATION deceased members of the
association
QUEZON Community Based

Organizations
22 Darubba Womens 46,314.61 50,679.61 51,624.61 1.83% 18 - 6 9% Collected Capital Build-up and
Livelihood Membership fee of members
Association- serve as fund for the regular PPP
sewers group availed by the members
23 Buliwao Abot 17,872.67 18,272.67 18,272.67 0% 25 2% Continuing rice trading business.

Palad Association

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& 4th PPP
Qrtr)
24 Darubba 42,000.00 46,614.25 46,993.50 1% 10 4 40% Collected Capital Build-up, share

Livelihood of association from their veggie
Womens chips production project, and
Association- Membership fee of members
veggie chips serve as fund for the regular PPP
availed by the members
25 Darubba Senior 22,000.00 21,600.00 22,280.00 3.15% 80 5 6.25% Decrease of fund was due to the
Citizen transportation expenses incurred
Association during the sourcing of goat.
26 Buliwao Senior 17,872.67 20,272.67 20,272.67 0% 0 13% On-going care of goat raising
Citizen project. Two goats already have
does (female goat).
27 Baresbes Abot 24,998.12 27,038.12 27,118.12 0% 10 1 4 50% Collected Capital Build-up and
Palad Livelihood Membership fee of members
Association serve as fund for the regular PPP
availed by the members
28 Aurora Abot Palad 80,000.00 95,300.00 95,300.00 0% 98 19% First dispersal is 2 calves that
Association cost 58,000.00. The remaining
fund was invested to rice trading.
Recently they was able to buy
another calf for the third
beneficiary.
29 Nalubbunan Abot 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 0% 70 Communal Livelihood Project-
Palad Association Banana Chips Production
TOTAL 4,326,695.02 5,962,982.82 6,050522.00 1.52% 1,219 124 246 10%

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Legend:
PPP: Pondong Pangkabuhayan Program
Enhance PPP: Availed Above Php10,000.00
Regular PPP: Availed below Php10,000.00
Enhanced PPP aims to provide each family a sustainable livelihood that will cater their basic needs to live a dignified life. But, to date only
10% of the total members had availed the program because of the limited fund. It is recommended that each association shall be provided
additional fund to provide the remaining members to avail the Enhanced PPP.

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October 2018 – December 2019
Figure 1: Comparative Growth of Association's Fund
Figure 2: Members availed with Enhanced and Regular Pondong Pangkabuhayan Program
Table 1 and Figure 1 revealed that there was an increase of one and fifty percent (1.52%) of
fund given to association for the 4 th quarter as compared on the 3 rd quarter. It increases from
Php 5,962,928.8 to Php 6,050,522.00The increase is attributed to the Capital Build-Up, fines
and penalty for absences during meetings and fines foe past due loans, membership fee of
new members and interest on loans.

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Members who availed the Enhance Pondong Pangkabuhayan Program (PPP) reached 10%
or 124 members out from the total members of 1,219 as shown on Figure 2 and Table 1.
This means that an additional fund should be given to the association so that all members
could have a capital for their livelihood. Enhanced PPP enable members to avail an amount
above Php10,000.00 that will be used to support livelihood projects that will cater their daily
needs. This approach also aims to help members to develop and improve their sustainable
source of income. To be resilient and can recover easily in terms of calamity through a
savings strategy. Therefore, they need sufficient fund to finance their enhanced PPP. The
amount of Php 10,000.00 is just a beginning capital to support in the
development/improvement of their enhanced PPP but the income is not sufficient to cater
their daily needs. The averaged capital needed by the beneficiaries to support their
sustainable livelihood is Php 50,000.00.
Even if their fund are increasing, but the total amount cannot accommodate the number of
families that needs sustainable livelihood support (as shown in table 1 and figure 1).
Therefore, it is recommended that ASDMP shall continue to allocate budget for the
enterprise development and networking component to the concerned beneficiaries to
support their livelihood projects.
Melanie Chengay beneficiary of CHAI Rossana Bonglay CHAI individual Livelihood

individual livelihood Beneficiary
Franie Gecobe Beneficiary Cattle dispersal of Beneficiaries of loom weaving-Runruno

Brgy. Aurora

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Organizational meeting updating of status of Organizational meeting updating of status of

Association-Darubba Association-Darubba
PART 5. Partnership and Linkages
Municipal Engineering Office (MEO) of the Municipalities of Quezon, Kasibu and Diffun provides support on the
review and certification of the Program of Works for Infrastructure projects and Coordination with Hawete
Surveying Services for the preparation of plan and design.
Strengthened partnership with Provincial Agricultural Environment and Natural Resources Office (PAENRO) of
Lagawe, Ifugao regarding the proposed processing project at Sitio Busat and Atan for technical assistance.
Close coordination with DOLE regarding the registration of the newly organized group of sewers in Brgy.
Runruno and other CBOs of neighboring barangays and the implementation of the Special Program for
Employment of Students (SPES).
Strengthened partnership with MHO, MENRO, and MAGRO of MLGU-Quezon regarding the implementation of
Clean and Green Program in Brgy. Runruno.
Strengthened partnership with TESDA for the food processing training for Atan and Busat and weaving project of
Runruno Indigenous Peoples Organization. Also availed a thread to be used for the weaving project.
CBO’s were linked to Provincial Cooperative Affair Office for possible technical and financial assistance provided
by their office. Fortunately, a Training on Business Management and Entrepreneurship was conducted on May 8-
9, 2019 that was attended by the different CBO’s of Brgy. Runruno. Also, one livelihood staff attended the
Training on Good Manufacturing Practices conducted by PCAO on June 13-14, 2019.
Strengthened partnership with Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya, DTI
discussed about Fair Trade Laws and Consumerism to intensify awareness of business owners and association
members on the different Fair Trade Laws and remind them on their responsibilities towards consumers. This
aims also for the CBO members to know the importance of knowing and complying with the different trade and
industry laws to protect the consumers and the business establishments in general during the CBO’s Quarterly
Assessment last November 28, 2019.

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Coordination with PPDO in-charge on PRDP and linked the Camote Processing project of Sito Busat and Atan to
access possible funding on the said project.
Coordinated with NVSU Technopreneurs Hub (NVSU-TH) regarding food processing equipment available that
may deemed suitable for the Camote Processing Project of Brgy. Runruo.
Coordination with DA and PPDO for a copy of the submitted Business Plan on Loom Weaving of IP Costumes-
Runruno that was reviewed and to secure ecopy of VCA on Camote (value chain analysis as reference for the
camote processing project).
Coordination with PPDO regarding the preparation of the Site Development of the new Barangay Site.
Project on tailoring and dressmaking for Barangay Runruno and Darubba was linked to TESDA-NV thru Ms. Eva
Doniego.
DRRM Office of MLGU Quezon and Red Cross Nueva Vizcaya Chapter provides technical support on the
requested Barangay trainings and our partner in the implementation of Community Based Flood Early Warning
Devise and other community concerns related to DRR.
PART 6. Provision of ERT Equipment to MLGU-Quezon
Signing of Turn over document for the ERT Equipment given to MLGU and Turn-over of ERT Equipment to MLGU Quezon
PART 7. Over and above CDP/ASDMP
1. List of donations and requests provided by FCF Minerals Corporation

 Donated 2 units of Impulse Sealer to Runruno Indigenous Peoples Organization (RIPO) and Dipilipig
Development Association Inc. (DDAI) to be used for their peanut butter food processing and banana chips
processing respectively.
 Facilitated approval of BLGU-Runruno request for 8 loads gravel (G1) and 10 loads sand (S1) used for
the different community projects.
 Facilitated approval of the construction of waiting shed at Tayab. Processing of documents for the
purchase of materials on going.
 Financial assistance to MLGU-Quezon amounting to Php40, 000.00 for the Team Building Activity-
preparation of Executive and Legislative agenda between and among the newly elected Barangay
Officials and Sangguniang Kabataan Officials.
 Donated requested IBC tank and 59 pcs used tires to Brgy. Runruno.
2. Salary of 24 Road Maintenance Workers for Brgy. Runruno

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3. Salary of 2 Irrigators for Runruno, on rotation monthly.
4. Honorarium of 7 Health Professionals-MHO Quezon
5. Consultations facilitated by Company Doctors per submitted report
6.
Road Maintenance workers community activities
Delivered requested 20 pcs IBC tank to Brgy, Delivered requested 59 pcs used tires to Brgy,
Runruno Runruno
Aggregates delivered at Kinalabasa Farm to Road maintenance workers assists in the concreting of
Market Road tire path at Sitio Marangad going to cemetery
Road Maintenance Workers assists in the Installation of gutter-Brgy Hall

beautification of Barangay Park, Centro Runruno

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Clearing along road at Centro Dredging of Canal along Sitio Centro and Sitio Dipilipig
Patching of holes and levelling of road along Sitio Hauling of aggregates for the construction of Irrigation
Compound Canal at Sitio Kinalabasa. Utilized by the Barangay in
Assisted in the segregation and collection of waste Road maintenance workers during their brushing at
along Lintungan road. Lintungan-Busat Road

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Construction of Waiting Shed at Dumaliguia Improvement of FMR at Lintungan
Improvement of Lintungan Falls Concreting of foot path-Nursery at Centro
Brushing, leveling, clearing and sweeping of roads along Installation of ASDMP Project Billboard at downstream
Lintungan road Barangays

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2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Community Relations Office

Development of the Host and Neighboring

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

1. Part 1. 2017 Carry-over, Unspent and Re-programmed ASDMP

II. INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND EDUCATION

III. DEVELOPMENT OF MINING TECHNOLOGY AND GEOSCIENCES

IV. MATRIX OF PPAS AND EXPENDITURES

I. DEVELOPMENT OF HOST AND NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

COMPONENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Part 1 – 2017 Carry-over ASDMP

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Rock armoring-Centro, Runruno-ASDMP 2017 Improvement of Irrigation Cana-Dipilipig, Runruno

Construction of Multi-Purpose Building-Sitio Tutong,

2. ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND SUPPORT TO EDUCATION PROGRAM

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Completion of K to 12 Workshop Building- Construction of Multi-Purpose Hall-Phase II-

3. HEALTH SERVICES, FACILITIES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

1. ASSISTANCE TO INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Construction of Retaining Wall/Revetment for the Improvement of FTMR-Purok 1, Tadji

Development of Lintungan Falls(Improvement of Rehab/Repair of damaged infrastructure after

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

2. ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND SUPPORT TO EDUCATION PROGRAM

2.1 ABLE Program

Completion of K to 12 workshop Building-Runruno National High School

3. HEALTH SERVICES, FACILITIES AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

PART 3. 2019 ASDMP

1. Human Resources and Institution Building

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Attendance of BLGU staff (Aurora and Baresbes) to MS Office Training

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

2. Enterprise Development and Networking

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Purchased gilt for the hog production of Baresbes Abot

3. Assistance to Infrastructure Development and Support Services

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

4. Access to Education and Education Support

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

Improvement of Day care Center Building- Cordon Completion of K to 12 Workshop Building

4.1 Highlights of Accomplishments

4.1.1 Participation in the Brgy. Inter District Literacy Mapping

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

4.1.2 Participation to Barangay Activities

 Brgy. Sanitation Clean-Up Drive

4.1.3 Community Profiling

4.1.4 Brigada Eskwela

Runruno Gold-Molybdenum Project

4.1.5 Basic E-Learning Training