The Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. (PCIC) has set aside some P732 Million to compensate insured farmers for losses they incurred due to Typhoon Lando.
The typhoon’s strong wind and heavy rain wreaked havoc on ready-to-harvest rice, corn and high-value commercial crops in over much of Luzon Island for several days starting on October 17.
A rapid assessment conducted by the PCIC’s regional offices over seven regions and 34 provinces, including Luzon’s island-provinces, showed that some 95,000 hectares of insured farms, owned or operated by 110,000 farmers, were damaged.
Total indemnity payment required was estimated at some P732- Million.
In a report to Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala, PCIC President Jovy C. Bernabe said he has issued strict instruction to his agency’s staff “to assist affected farmers and speed up processing of damage claims in less than the 20-day regulation period.”
The same PCIC report showed that the rice sector suffered the most, with 89,786 farmers tilling some 77,165 hectares posted an estimated loss of over P513 Million. The high-value commercial crops sector followed, with 17,793 farmers and about 16,863 hectares posting an estimated loss of over P116 Million. Corn came in third with 391 farmers and over 415 hectares affected, with total estimated damage at P1.640 Million.
Among the regions, the most affected in terms of number of farmers were Region I, with 40,226 farmers affected; followed by Region III, 32,715; and then Region II, 10,568. In terms of hectarage, most affected was Region III, with some 32,793 hectares of mostly rice lands destroyed; followed by Region I, 22,058 hectares; and Region II, 12,085 hectares. In terms of estimated losses, Region III topped the list with almost P385.684 Million; followed by Region I, P126.404 Million; then Region IV-A, P81.106 Million; Region II, P66.649 Million; Region IV-B, 37.799 Million; and Cordillera Administrative Region, P14.594 Million.
Crop insurance has been identified as one of the key climate change-adaptation measures by the Department of Agriculture, which also exercises supervision over the PCIC. Toward this end, the PCIC has embarked on a program to broaden the availability of its insurance products. From less than half a million covered farmers some three years ago, the PCIC has expanded the number of insured farmers to 917,814 by end of last year, and plans to increase further its coverage to breach 1,000,000 mark this year.
An effective insurance program marked by quick indemnity payments allow the insured farmers to recoup a significant portion of the investments lost due to regular and extreme weather disturbances, which in turn allow them to immediately rehabilitate their farms. # Source - (Allan Retamar, PCIC)/www.da.gov.ph
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Friday, October 30, 2015
46,540 PAMILYA NATULUNGAN NG PROGRAMANG 4PS SA ILOCOS SUR
Umabot sag 46,540 dukhang pamilya ang natulungan ng “Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program” (4Ps) mula nang inilunsad ang programa sa iba’t-ibang bayan ng Ilocos Sur kabilang na ang Heritage City at Candon City bilang tugon ng pamahalaan laban sa kahirapan.
Ito ang iniulat ni Anniely Ferrer, regional focal person ng “Listahanan” para sa National Household Targeting System sa Ilokos, sa naganap na Media Forum sa Alad Bar sa Caoayan kamakailan na napanood sa Iluko Heritage Channel, TVigan at PTV Ylokos at napakinggan sa mga local radio stations sa koordinasyon ng Philippine Information Agency.
Sinabi ni Ferrer na maraming mahihirap na pamilya ang natulungan na ng 4 Ps o Conditional Cash Transfer mula noong nasimulan ang programa noong 2008 sa Rehimeng Arroyo na ipinagpatuloy ng administrasyon ni Pangulong Benigno Aquino III.
“Sana maipagpatuloy ang adhikaing ito kung sinuman ang susunod na Presidente ng bansa at sa mga susunod pang administrasyon,” iginiit ng “Listahanan” coordinator sabay ng paghikayat niya sa mga local government units (LGU’s) na suportahan ang programang ito para makatulong sa mga dukhang kababayan.
Dahil sa ulat din ng media na may ilang ama ng tahanan na isinusugal ang pondong natatanggap mula sa 4 Ps, nagbabala ang opisyal na maaaring matanggal sa listahan ng mga beneficiaries ang mga patuloy na lumalabag sa mga kondisyon.
“Kapag nahuling isinusugal ang pera mula sa Conditional Cash Transfer sa unang offense, mabibigyan sila ng warning.
Sa second offense, suspendido ang maibibigay na pondo sa loob ng dalawang buwan. Sa third offense, matatanggal na sa listahan ng mga beneficiaries,” babala ni Ferrer.
Sinabi niya na ang 4Ps ang unang hakbang sa pagtulong sa mga mahihirap dahil makatutulong ito sa mga batang mag-aaral, pangalawang hakbang na ipinapatupad ng Department of Social Welfare and Development ay ang paglulunsad ng skills trainings at ang pangatlo ay ang Kapit-bisig Laban sa Kahirapan (KALAHI) na maipapatupad ang mga proyekto sa mga liblib na pook.
Sinabi ng opisyal na ang ipinapatupad na Listahanan ay magsisilbing gabay ng pamahalaan para mapalawak pa ang bilang ng mga beneficiaries sa 4Ps at ang mga mapagkakalooban ng Philhealth card alinsunod sa Pangkalahatang Pangkalusugan Program at ang skills training naman alinsunod sa Sustainable Livelihood Program. # Source - (VHS/Ben P. Pacris/PIA-1 Ilocos Sur).
Ito ang iniulat ni Anniely Ferrer, regional focal person ng “Listahanan” para sa National Household Targeting System sa Ilokos, sa naganap na Media Forum sa Alad Bar sa Caoayan kamakailan na napanood sa Iluko Heritage Channel, TVigan at PTV Ylokos at napakinggan sa mga local radio stations sa koordinasyon ng Philippine Information Agency.
Sinabi ni Ferrer na maraming mahihirap na pamilya ang natulungan na ng 4 Ps o Conditional Cash Transfer mula noong nasimulan ang programa noong 2008 sa Rehimeng Arroyo na ipinagpatuloy ng administrasyon ni Pangulong Benigno Aquino III.
“Sana maipagpatuloy ang adhikaing ito kung sinuman ang susunod na Presidente ng bansa at sa mga susunod pang administrasyon,” iginiit ng “Listahanan” coordinator sabay ng paghikayat niya sa mga local government units (LGU’s) na suportahan ang programang ito para makatulong sa mga dukhang kababayan.
Dahil sa ulat din ng media na may ilang ama ng tahanan na isinusugal ang pondong natatanggap mula sa 4 Ps, nagbabala ang opisyal na maaaring matanggal sa listahan ng mga beneficiaries ang mga patuloy na lumalabag sa mga kondisyon.
“Kapag nahuling isinusugal ang pera mula sa Conditional Cash Transfer sa unang offense, mabibigyan sila ng warning.
Sa second offense, suspendido ang maibibigay na pondo sa loob ng dalawang buwan. Sa third offense, matatanggal na sa listahan ng mga beneficiaries,” babala ni Ferrer.
Sinabi niya na ang 4Ps ang unang hakbang sa pagtulong sa mga mahihirap dahil makatutulong ito sa mga batang mag-aaral, pangalawang hakbang na ipinapatupad ng Department of Social Welfare and Development ay ang paglulunsad ng skills trainings at ang pangatlo ay ang Kapit-bisig Laban sa Kahirapan (KALAHI) na maipapatupad ang mga proyekto sa mga liblib na pook.
Sinabi ng opisyal na ang ipinapatupad na Listahanan ay magsisilbing gabay ng pamahalaan para mapalawak pa ang bilang ng mga beneficiaries sa 4Ps at ang mga mapagkakalooban ng Philhealth card alinsunod sa Pangkalahatang Pangkalusugan Program at ang skills training naman alinsunod sa Sustainable Livelihood Program. # Source - (VHS/Ben P. Pacris/PIA-1 Ilocos Sur).
“LISTAHANAN” ITO AY SADYANG PANTULONG SA MGA MAHIHIRAP- DSWD
Iginiit ng Department of Social Welfare and Development na ang ‘Listahanan’ ay hindi pampulitika kundi pantulong sa mga mahihirap na kababayan.
Ito ang tugon ni Anniely Ferrer, ang regional focal person ng “Listahanan” at National Household Targeting System sa Ilocos, nang nabanggit sa press conference sa bayang ito ang haka-haka na dahil malapit na ang halalan sa pagka- pangulo, ay baka gamitin lamang ng pamahalaan ang ipinapatupad na “Listahanan” sa iba’-t- ibang sulok ng bansa na pinupuntirya ang mga dukhang pamilya.
Sinabi ni Ferrer na walang ineendorso na kandidato sa pagpapatupad ng “Listahanan” at walang halong pulitika ang adhikain nito kundi tumulong ang pamahalaan na tugunan ang mga pangangailangan ng mga naghihikahos sa buhay.
Inihayag ni Ferrer na ang “Listahanan” ay programa ng national government para maitala ang bilang ng mga mahihirap sa bansa, kung paano sila namumuhay at ano ang kanilang pangangailangan para maiangat ang pamumuhay.
Sinabi niya na nasimulan ang pagpapalista sa mga mahihirap na pamilya noong 2009 sa pamamagitan ng “house-to-house assessment” para masagap ang mga makabuluhang impormasyon tulad ng bilang ng pamilya, mga kagamitan at kakulangan sa bahay at pangunahing pinagkukunan ng ikinabubuhay.
“Ngayong 2015 pagkatapos ng limang taon, aalamin na naman ng pamahalaan kung umangat na ang kanilang pamumuhay, ilan ang bilang ng mga tumuntong sa pagka- senior citizens at ang mga namatay na kasapi ng pamilya o bagong silang,” sinabi ng opisyal.
Iniulat ni Ferrer na maipatutupad pa ang “double-check” assessment para sa validation ng mga naiulat sa “Listahanan” bagama’t may mga non-government organizations (NGOs) at Local Government Units (LGU’s) na bumuo ng Local Verification Committee para masigurado ang “credible data base.”
Sa Rehiyon 1, target ng NHTS ang 928,633 na tahanan sa mga upland towns kabilang na ang mga urban barangays sa 2015. Naipatupad na ang “Listahanan” sa 864,173 pamilya sa buong Ilokos at 126,540 sa mga ito ang mula sa Ilocos Sur.
Bagama’t hindi niya nabanggit ang bilang ng mga mahihirap sa Ilokos, sinabi niya na mas suliranin ang kahirapan sa Ilocos Norte kaysa sa Ilocos Sur ngunit sa makasaysayang bayan ng Cabugao marami ring pamilya ang naghihikahos ang pamumuhay.
Ang Ilocos Sur, na pinamumunuan ni Gob. Ryan Singson, ang naparangalan ng “Hall of Fame” sa larangan ng “Poverty Reduction Program” base sa ulat ng Regional Development Council (RDC) sa Ilokos sa 2013-2015. # Source - (VHS/Ben P. Pacris/PIA-1-Ilocos Sur).
Ito ang tugon ni Anniely Ferrer, ang regional focal person ng “Listahanan” at National Household Targeting System sa Ilocos, nang nabanggit sa press conference sa bayang ito ang haka-haka na dahil malapit na ang halalan sa pagka- pangulo, ay baka gamitin lamang ng pamahalaan ang ipinapatupad na “Listahanan” sa iba’-t- ibang sulok ng bansa na pinupuntirya ang mga dukhang pamilya.
Sinabi ni Ferrer na walang ineendorso na kandidato sa pagpapatupad ng “Listahanan” at walang halong pulitika ang adhikain nito kundi tumulong ang pamahalaan na tugunan ang mga pangangailangan ng mga naghihikahos sa buhay.
Inihayag ni Ferrer na ang “Listahanan” ay programa ng national government para maitala ang bilang ng mga mahihirap sa bansa, kung paano sila namumuhay at ano ang kanilang pangangailangan para maiangat ang pamumuhay.
Sinabi niya na nasimulan ang pagpapalista sa mga mahihirap na pamilya noong 2009 sa pamamagitan ng “house-to-house assessment” para masagap ang mga makabuluhang impormasyon tulad ng bilang ng pamilya, mga kagamitan at kakulangan sa bahay at pangunahing pinagkukunan ng ikinabubuhay.
“Ngayong 2015 pagkatapos ng limang taon, aalamin na naman ng pamahalaan kung umangat na ang kanilang pamumuhay, ilan ang bilang ng mga tumuntong sa pagka- senior citizens at ang mga namatay na kasapi ng pamilya o bagong silang,” sinabi ng opisyal.
Iniulat ni Ferrer na maipatutupad pa ang “double-check” assessment para sa validation ng mga naiulat sa “Listahanan” bagama’t may mga non-government organizations (NGOs) at Local Government Units (LGU’s) na bumuo ng Local Verification Committee para masigurado ang “credible data base.”
Sa Rehiyon 1, target ng NHTS ang 928,633 na tahanan sa mga upland towns kabilang na ang mga urban barangays sa 2015. Naipatupad na ang “Listahanan” sa 864,173 pamilya sa buong Ilokos at 126,540 sa mga ito ang mula sa Ilocos Sur.
Bagama’t hindi niya nabanggit ang bilang ng mga mahihirap sa Ilokos, sinabi niya na mas suliranin ang kahirapan sa Ilocos Norte kaysa sa Ilocos Sur ngunit sa makasaysayang bayan ng Cabugao marami ring pamilya ang naghihikahos ang pamumuhay.
Ang Ilocos Sur, na pinamumunuan ni Gob. Ryan Singson, ang naparangalan ng “Hall of Fame” sa larangan ng “Poverty Reduction Program” base sa ulat ng Regional Development Council (RDC) sa Ilokos sa 2013-2015. # Source - (VHS/Ben P. Pacris/PIA-1-Ilocos Sur).
USE WATER WISELY AND RESPONSIBLY
WATER is the natural resource that man and all other living creatures cannot do without. In fact, it is one thing scientists look for in other planets to confirm possible sources of life. For us humans, it is so important that in 1995, World Bank Vice President Ismail Serageldin said that “the wars of the next century would be fought over water” and not oil.
Unfortunately, water is also one resource that we always take for granted and end up wasting through inefficient use and pollution.
To make matters worse, what precious supply we have in our reservoirs and aquifers is now threatened by less rainfall as a result of the occurrence of a strong El Niño phenomenon which is expected to hit the Philippines by October 2015 until the first quarter of 2016. To ensure that there is enough for everyone’s needs, water distribution is already being interrupted or rationed in several parts of Metro Manila and surrounding areas.
A shortage in water supply not only leads to less water for us to use for our domestic needs, but also threatens food production and energy supply. Angat Dam in Bulacan, for example, provides almost 97% of Metro Manila’s domestic, municipal and industrial water requirements, as well as 27,000 hectares of rice farms in Bulacan and Pampanga. It is also utilized to generate 246 megawatts of electricity.
It is therefore important for each of us to do what we can to ensure that we do not deplete this supply. By learning to use water prudently and efficiently, not only during El Niño but as part of our lifestyle,
• we save up on water expenses;
• we show generosity in ensuring that everyone gets a fair share of the supply; and
• we learn to consider water as a precious resource.
As Environment Secretary Ramon J. P. Paje has said: “Make water conservation a habit, and adopt a lifestyle that would have less negative impact on our precious water supply.”
Here are simple reminders on how we can sustain our water supply. But of course, these are not all that we can do. If you have more to add or would like to share with us some of the best practices in water conservation, please do not hesitate to email us at pid.denrscis@gmail.com. # Source – www.denr.gov.ph
Unfortunately, water is also one resource that we always take for granted and end up wasting through inefficient use and pollution.
To make matters worse, what precious supply we have in our reservoirs and aquifers is now threatened by less rainfall as a result of the occurrence of a strong El Niño phenomenon which is expected to hit the Philippines by October 2015 until the first quarter of 2016. To ensure that there is enough for everyone’s needs, water distribution is already being interrupted or rationed in several parts of Metro Manila and surrounding areas.
A shortage in water supply not only leads to less water for us to use for our domestic needs, but also threatens food production and energy supply. Angat Dam in Bulacan, for example, provides almost 97% of Metro Manila’s domestic, municipal and industrial water requirements, as well as 27,000 hectares of rice farms in Bulacan and Pampanga. It is also utilized to generate 246 megawatts of electricity.
It is therefore important for each of us to do what we can to ensure that we do not deplete this supply. By learning to use water prudently and efficiently, not only during El Niño but as part of our lifestyle,
• we save up on water expenses;
• we show generosity in ensuring that everyone gets a fair share of the supply; and
• we learn to consider water as a precious resource.
As Environment Secretary Ramon J. P. Paje has said: “Make water conservation a habit, and adopt a lifestyle that would have less negative impact on our precious water supply.”
Here are simple reminders on how we can sustain our water supply. But of course, these are not all that we can do. If you have more to add or would like to share with us some of the best practices in water conservation, please do not hesitate to email us at pid.denrscis@gmail.com. # Source – www.denr.gov.ph
DEPED-RO1: OCT. 19 – NOV. 13, 2015 IS EARLY REGISTRATION FOR SHS
Regional Director Alma Ruby C. Torio of the Department of Education Regional Office 1 (DepEd-RO1) motivated Senior High School Coordinators to disseminate information regarding the Early Registration (ER) for Senior High School (SHS) slated on Oct. 19 – Nov. 13, 2015.
This is in line with DepEd Order (DO) No. 48 series 2015 which amended DO No. 41 series 2015 (Senior High School Career Guidance Program and Early Registration) signed by Br. Armin A. Luistro, DepEd Secretary, where the Department extended the registration to give all SHS entrants ample time to decide on their choice of SHS track.
All Grade 10 students in School Year (SY) 2015-2016 in all Public and Private Secondary Schools, including State Universities and Colleges (SUCs), shall submit to their respective class advisers their choice of school and program. Class advisers shall register the students for SHS and submit their preference through the Learner Information System (LIS) from Nov. 9 – 29, 2015.
All DepEd offices, public and private schools and other stakeholders are encouraged to support the conduct of the SHS Career Guidance Program (CGP) and ER in preparation for the full implementation of SHS in SY 2016-2017.
The DepEd declares October 2015 as the SHS ER Month, to ensure that all Junior High School (JHS) or Grade 10 completers by the end of SY 2015-2016 enter the SHS program. High School graduates, passers of the Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) and Accreditation and Equivalency (A&E) Examination for JHS Level prior to the full implementation of K to 12 Program are encouraged to enroll. Through the ER, relevant information will be gathered to facilitate the optional allocation of required resources such as classrooms, teachers, equipment and facilities.
The K to 12 Basic Education Program is a flagship program of the DepEd, which introduces Grades 11 and 12 where learners are equipped to be holistically developed Filipinos with 21st Century Skills. # www.deped.gov.ph
This is in line with DepEd Order (DO) No. 48 series 2015 which amended DO No. 41 series 2015 (Senior High School Career Guidance Program and Early Registration) signed by Br. Armin A. Luistro, DepEd Secretary, where the Department extended the registration to give all SHS entrants ample time to decide on their choice of SHS track.
All Grade 10 students in School Year (SY) 2015-2016 in all Public and Private Secondary Schools, including State Universities and Colleges (SUCs), shall submit to their respective class advisers their choice of school and program. Class advisers shall register the students for SHS and submit their preference through the Learner Information System (LIS) from Nov. 9 – 29, 2015.
All DepEd offices, public and private schools and other stakeholders are encouraged to support the conduct of the SHS Career Guidance Program (CGP) and ER in preparation for the full implementation of SHS in SY 2016-2017.
The DepEd declares October 2015 as the SHS ER Month, to ensure that all Junior High School (JHS) or Grade 10 completers by the end of SY 2015-2016 enter the SHS program. High School graduates, passers of the Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) and Accreditation and Equivalency (A&E) Examination for JHS Level prior to the full implementation of K to 12 Program are encouraged to enroll. Through the ER, relevant information will be gathered to facilitate the optional allocation of required resources such as classrooms, teachers, equipment and facilities.
The K to 12 Basic Education Program is a flagship program of the DepEd, which introduces Grades 11 and 12 where learners are equipped to be holistically developed Filipinos with 21st Century Skills. # www.deped.gov.ph
THE SYNCHRONIZED BARANGAY ASSEMBLY
Pursuant to Proclamation No. 260 the Barangay Assembly Day for the Second Semester of CY 2015 was scheduled last October 11, 2015.
Pursuant to Sections 397 (a) of the Local Government Code, a Barangay Assembly is composed of all persons who are actual residents of the Barangay for at least six (6) months, fifteen (15) years of age or over, citizens of the Philippines, and duly registered in the list of Barangay assembly members.
Relative to Section 397 (b) every barangay is enjoined to undertake he ff activities:
1.Deliver the State of Barangay Address (SOBA), with emphasis on:
(a) CY 2015 First Semester Accomplishments;
(b) CY 2015 First Semester Financial Report to include, among others, the Itemized Monthly Collections and Disbursements and the Summary of Income and Expenditures; and
(c) Updates on CY 2015 on-going programs and projects
1.Discuss barangay compliance to DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2014-81 dated June 15, 2014.
2.Discuss barangay compliance to DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2015-63 dated June 16, 2015
3.Advocate the “Listanayan” Project with the theme “Nasa’yo ang Papel. Ikaw naman ang Pumapel” to increase awareness on mandatory Biometrics Voter Registration as provided for in DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2015-89 dated August 12, 2015.
4.Discuss issues or concerns affecting the barangay, such as but not limited to;
(a) Disaster Preparedness
(b) Solid Waste Management ;
(c) Monitoring and strict enforcement of the laws against human trafficking at the barangay level; and
(d) Monitoring and strict enforcement of existing laws/ordinances on stray animals
1.Invite members of faith-based organizations within the barangay to attend in the assembly to discuss/explore programs, projects and activities to curb corruption and promote transparent, honest and effective governance in the Local Government Units (LGUs). # Source: DILG MC No. 2015-116
Pursuant to Sections 397 (a) of the Local Government Code, a Barangay Assembly is composed of all persons who are actual residents of the Barangay for at least six (6) months, fifteen (15) years of age or over, citizens of the Philippines, and duly registered in the list of Barangay assembly members.
Relative to Section 397 (b) every barangay is enjoined to undertake he ff activities:
1.Deliver the State of Barangay Address (SOBA), with emphasis on:
(a) CY 2015 First Semester Accomplishments;
(b) CY 2015 First Semester Financial Report to include, among others, the Itemized Monthly Collections and Disbursements and the Summary of Income and Expenditures; and
(c) Updates on CY 2015 on-going programs and projects
1.Discuss barangay compliance to DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2014-81 dated June 15, 2014.
2.Discuss barangay compliance to DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2015-63 dated June 16, 2015
3.Advocate the “Listanayan” Project with the theme “Nasa’yo ang Papel. Ikaw naman ang Pumapel” to increase awareness on mandatory Biometrics Voter Registration as provided for in DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2015-89 dated August 12, 2015.
4.Discuss issues or concerns affecting the barangay, such as but not limited to;
(a) Disaster Preparedness
(b) Solid Waste Management ;
(c) Monitoring and strict enforcement of the laws against human trafficking at the barangay level; and
(d) Monitoring and strict enforcement of existing laws/ordinances on stray animals
1.Invite members of faith-based organizations within the barangay to attend in the assembly to discuss/explore programs, projects and activities to curb corruption and promote transparent, honest and effective governance in the Local Government Units (LGUs). # Source: DILG MC No. 2015-116
Thursday, October 29, 2015
E-LIBRARY NABUKSAN SA HERITAGE CITY PARA SA “NETIZENS”
Bilang tugon sa hamon ng modernong agham at teknolohiya sa makabagong panahon, inilunsad ng pamahalaang probinsyal sa pakikipag-ugnayan sa Department of Science and Technology (DOST) ang kauna-unahang e-library sa Heritage City ng Vigan.
“Ito ay para sa lahat ng mga kababayan natin lalo na ang mga estudyante, reserachers at mga netizens bilang tugon sa hamon ng modern technology o information technology,” idiniin ni Gob. Ryan Singson nang mapasinayaan ang E-Library sa Provincial Library na katabi ng Kapitolyo at City Hall ng Vigan noong Oct. 27.
Sinabi ni Singson na libre ang serbisyo ng E-Library na magagamit ng mga mag-aaral o taga-pagsaliksik sa kanilang mga asignatura o anumang mahahalagang impormasyon tungkol sa science and technology, education, tourism, health at iba pang mahahalagang impormasyon.
Nakakatulong pa ang e-library para maakbayan ang mga naghahanap ng trabaho para malaman ang mga vacant positions o job opportunities sa mga ahensya ng pamahalaan at pribada sector, iba’t-ibang kompanya sa iba’t-ibang panig ng Pilipinas at ibayong dagat, dagdag ni Singson.
Magsisilbi pang-tourist guide ang modernong library para maitaguyod ang mga “tourist spots” at “historical landmarks” sa Heritage Province ng Ilocos Sur, sinabi ng gobernador bagama’t hinikayat ang mga kababayang netizens na itaguyod nila ang mga ipinagmamalaking makasaysayang pook sa probinsya sa pamamagitan ng social media.
Sinabi pa ng dating bise-Alkalde ng Heritage City na sa pamamagitan ng E-Library, malalaman pa ng mga “netizens” ang mga programa, serbisyo at accomplishment ng bawat local government unit (LGU) alinsunod sa transparency bilang elemento ng good governance.
Ayon naman kay Provincial Librarian Emma Claudio sa pamamagitan ng naitayong E-Library mas maraming pupuntang kliyente ngayon ang Provincial Library dahil kakaunti na ang nagsasaliksik sa pamamagitan ng mga lumang aklat na nakaimbak dito.
“Ngayon na akma na tayo sa modern technology, inaasahan naming dadaming estudyante at researchers at mga netizens ang sasamantalahin ang libreng serbisyo ng E-Library,”idinagdag ng provincial librarian.
Kamakailan lang, sa Provincial Library, dating Gregoria Rivera Library, na ipinagalan sa ina ni dating Pangulong Elpidio Quirino, idinaos dito ang selebrasyon ng “Golden Anniversary” ng GUMIL (Gunglo Dagiti Mannurat nga Ilokano), asosasyon ng mga Ilokanong manunulat – Ilocos Sur Chapter, sa pamamagitan ng “ Culture and Art Exhibit” na ipinakita sa publiko ang mga “obra-mestra” na Ilokanong sanaysay, tula, drama at maiking kuwento. # Source - (MCA/Ben P. Pacris/PIA-1/Ilocos Sur).
“Ito ay para sa lahat ng mga kababayan natin lalo na ang mga estudyante, reserachers at mga netizens bilang tugon sa hamon ng modern technology o information technology,” idiniin ni Gob. Ryan Singson nang mapasinayaan ang E-Library sa Provincial Library na katabi ng Kapitolyo at City Hall ng Vigan noong Oct. 27.
Sinabi ni Singson na libre ang serbisyo ng E-Library na magagamit ng mga mag-aaral o taga-pagsaliksik sa kanilang mga asignatura o anumang mahahalagang impormasyon tungkol sa science and technology, education, tourism, health at iba pang mahahalagang impormasyon.
Nakakatulong pa ang e-library para maakbayan ang mga naghahanap ng trabaho para malaman ang mga vacant positions o job opportunities sa mga ahensya ng pamahalaan at pribada sector, iba’t-ibang kompanya sa iba’t-ibang panig ng Pilipinas at ibayong dagat, dagdag ni Singson.
Magsisilbi pang-tourist guide ang modernong library para maitaguyod ang mga “tourist spots” at “historical landmarks” sa Heritage Province ng Ilocos Sur, sinabi ng gobernador bagama’t hinikayat ang mga kababayang netizens na itaguyod nila ang mga ipinagmamalaking makasaysayang pook sa probinsya sa pamamagitan ng social media.
Sinabi pa ng dating bise-Alkalde ng Heritage City na sa pamamagitan ng E-Library, malalaman pa ng mga “netizens” ang mga programa, serbisyo at accomplishment ng bawat local government unit (LGU) alinsunod sa transparency bilang elemento ng good governance.
Ayon naman kay Provincial Librarian Emma Claudio sa pamamagitan ng naitayong E-Library mas maraming pupuntang kliyente ngayon ang Provincial Library dahil kakaunti na ang nagsasaliksik sa pamamagitan ng mga lumang aklat na nakaimbak dito.
“Ngayon na akma na tayo sa modern technology, inaasahan naming dadaming estudyante at researchers at mga netizens ang sasamantalahin ang libreng serbisyo ng E-Library,”idinagdag ng provincial librarian.
Kamakailan lang, sa Provincial Library, dating Gregoria Rivera Library, na ipinagalan sa ina ni dating Pangulong Elpidio Quirino, idinaos dito ang selebrasyon ng “Golden Anniversary” ng GUMIL (Gunglo Dagiti Mannurat nga Ilokano), asosasyon ng mga Ilokanong manunulat – Ilocos Sur Chapter, sa pamamagitan ng “ Culture and Art Exhibit” na ipinakita sa publiko ang mga “obra-mestra” na Ilokanong sanaysay, tula, drama at maiking kuwento. # Source - (MCA/Ben P. Pacris/PIA-1/Ilocos Sur).
6 A BARANGAY TI NAKAARAMIDAN TI COASTAL CLEAN-UP DRIVE
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naaramid ti panagdalus iti igid ti baybay iti innem a Coastal Barangay ti ili a Cabugao idi Oktubre 28, 2015 kas iti Brgy. Dardarat, Salomague, Sabang, Namruangan, Daclapan, ken ti Salapasap.
Imbatad ni MENRO Edgar S. Balangatan, AT a nasapa a napan nagdalus dagiti lumugar nga indauluan dagiti Opisiales ti Barangay-da ken dagiti kameng ti Farmers/Fisheries Associations-da.
Kadua ni MENRO Balangatan dagiti Coastal Resources Management Staff iti Environment and Natural Resources Management Office (ENRMO), Vigan City a nagmonitor kadagiti nadakamat a barangay.
Iti Barangay Dardarat, grass cutter ti kangrunaan a mausar kadagiti nagtubo a ruot iti arubayan ti Dardarat Fish Sanctuary and Cove agsipud ta adda pinusganda a bumarangay nga agdaldalus/mangmanmantener iti inaldaw iti aglawlaw ti aplaya ken dagiti pasilidades ti barangay nga asideg daytoy.
Daytoy nga aktibidad ket regular a pagbinbinnuligan nga ipatungpal ti Environment and Natural Resources Management Office, Provincial Office ken ti Gobierno Lokal a makasakup kadagiti barangay a masarakan iti igid ti baybay.
Paset daytoy ti agtultuloy a programa ti Gobierno Munisipal nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. a pannakamantener iti nadalus a kabaybayan babaen iti agtultuloy a panagdalus dagiti bumarangay ken asosasion iti masakupanda tapno matagiben dagiti rekursos naturales dagitoy a barangay. # (Web In-Action)
Imbatad ni MENRO Edgar S. Balangatan, AT a nasapa a napan nagdalus dagiti lumugar nga indauluan dagiti Opisiales ti Barangay-da ken dagiti kameng ti Farmers/Fisheries Associations-da.
Kadua ni MENRO Balangatan dagiti Coastal Resources Management Staff iti Environment and Natural Resources Management Office (ENRMO), Vigan City a nagmonitor kadagiti nadakamat a barangay.
Iti Barangay Dardarat, grass cutter ti kangrunaan a mausar kadagiti nagtubo a ruot iti arubayan ti Dardarat Fish Sanctuary and Cove agsipud ta adda pinusganda a bumarangay nga agdaldalus/mangmanmantener iti inaldaw iti aglawlaw ti aplaya ken dagiti pasilidades ti barangay nga asideg daytoy.
Daytoy nga aktibidad ket regular a pagbinbinnuligan nga ipatungpal ti Environment and Natural Resources Management Office, Provincial Office ken ti Gobierno Lokal a makasakup kadagiti barangay a masarakan iti igid ti baybay.
Paset daytoy ti agtultuloy a programa ti Gobierno Munisipal nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. a pannakamantener iti nadalus a kabaybayan babaen iti agtultuloy a panagdalus dagiti bumarangay ken asosasion iti masakupanda tapno matagiben dagiti rekursos naturales dagitoy a barangay. # (Web In-Action)
DOH DECLARES CODE WHITE ALERT FOR ALL SAINTS’ DAY
The Department of Health (DOH) discloses today that all DOH-retained hospitals and regional offices nationwide will be on Code White Alert from October 30 until November 2 in preparation for any eventualities or health-related incidents that may occur during the country’s observance of All Saints’ Day.
“A Code White Alert is declared when there is a mass gathering or national event and there is a possibility of emergency conditions that may need immediate medical attention. All medical teams are on standby for immediate mobilization.” Health Secretary Janette P. Loreto Garin explained.
Garin further explained that Code White Alert, which is based on Administrative Order No.2008-0024, alsorefers to the readiness of hospital manpower like general and orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiologists, internists, nurses, to respond in any emergency situation.
The health chief also said that the Health Emergency Management Bureau operations center will continuously monitor any health-related event that may occur during the weekend holiday 24/7. As in previous years, local governments will deploy motorist assistance tents, including first aid teams, along major roads and highways nationwide.
The DOH is also working closely with other agencies such as Bureau of Fire Protection, Metro Manila Development Authority, and local government health units for a coordinated health emergency response.
Meanwhile, Garin advised people going to cemeteries to bring their own food and water to avoid diarrhea,or even food poisoning.
Garin warned against patronizing ambulant foods peddled in cemeteries. She explained that the safety and sanitation of these foods are doubtful as these might be exposed to dust and other disease-causing organisms.
She also appealed to transport owners to deploy more buses to bring people to provinces and avoid overcrowding and overloading of passengers, which oftentimes are causes of accidents.
She added that commuters should also plan their trips, bring water to avoid dehydration, and be more patient as there will be more passengers going to the province to pay their respects to their dearly departed loved ones.
“It would be better not to bring along babies and small children to cemeteries/memorial parks, as they are vulnerable to contracting diseases due to their low resistance to infection, heat, and congestion,” Garin concluded. # Source – www.doh.gov.ph
“A Code White Alert is declared when there is a mass gathering or national event and there is a possibility of emergency conditions that may need immediate medical attention. All medical teams are on standby for immediate mobilization.” Health Secretary Janette P. Loreto Garin explained.
Garin further explained that Code White Alert, which is based on Administrative Order No.2008-0024, alsorefers to the readiness of hospital manpower like general and orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiologists, internists, nurses, to respond in any emergency situation.
The health chief also said that the Health Emergency Management Bureau operations center will continuously monitor any health-related event that may occur during the weekend holiday 24/7. As in previous years, local governments will deploy motorist assistance tents, including first aid teams, along major roads and highways nationwide.
The DOH is also working closely with other agencies such as Bureau of Fire Protection, Metro Manila Development Authority, and local government health units for a coordinated health emergency response.
Meanwhile, Garin advised people going to cemeteries to bring their own food and water to avoid diarrhea,or even food poisoning.
Garin warned against patronizing ambulant foods peddled in cemeteries. She explained that the safety and sanitation of these foods are doubtful as these might be exposed to dust and other disease-causing organisms.
She also appealed to transport owners to deploy more buses to bring people to provinces and avoid overcrowding and overloading of passengers, which oftentimes are causes of accidents.
She added that commuters should also plan their trips, bring water to avoid dehydration, and be more patient as there will be more passengers going to the province to pay their respects to their dearly departed loved ones.
“It would be better not to bring along babies and small children to cemeteries/memorial parks, as they are vulnerable to contracting diseases due to their low resistance to infection, heat, and congestion,” Garin concluded. # Source – www.doh.gov.ph
DOH TIES UP WITH DEPED, DSWD, DILG IN BRIGADA KALINISAN PARA SA KALUSUGAN
The Department of Health (DOH) together with the Department of Education (DepEd), Department of Social Welfareand Development (DSWD) , Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and Local Government Unit of Marikina strengthen their partnership to sustain the Anti-Dengue Advocacy Campaign in schools and communities.
This collaboration highlights the continuous efforts in installing Insecticide Treated Screens (ITS) in public schools. Last October 29, DOH distributed 20,000 ITS rolls to selected public elementary schools nationwide as part of theirintensified action in preventing and controlling dengue.
“We truly appreciate the assistance of the DepEd, DSWD, and DILG in helping the DOH achieve this endeavor. Thesuccess of Kalusugan Pangkalahatan relies heavily not only with DOH but more importantly on the support andactions of the attached government agencies, non-government organizations, developmental partners and the localgovernment units.” Health Secretary Janette P. Loreto-Garin explained.
To ensure the safeguard of their children against dengue, DSWD will mobilize parent-leaders who will assist in theinstallation of ITS. DepEd will help identify the public schools where ITS will be installed based on the DOH mapping of dengue incidents. DepEd will also mobilize the Parents-Teachers Association to assist the parent-leadersin installing the ITS and support the clean-up activity.
While Insecticide Treated Screens are beneficial to schools, DOH together with DILG pushes their communityadvocacies such as the promotion of the Aksyon Barangay Kontra Dengue in communities and following the 4Sagainst dengue. The 4S means Search & destroy mosquito breeding places, use Self-protection measures, Seek early consultation for fevers lasting more than 2 days, and Say yes to fogging when there is an impending outbreak. “The first step to prevent dengue is within our homes. We should not only remember the information being deliveredby DOH to the communities. Instead, let us make it a practice and instill cleanliness in our surroundings. It is not onlyyour family who will benefit with this habit, but the safety of our entire community as well.” Garin said.
Meanwhile, as of October 3 this year, a total of 108,263 dengue cases were reported nationwide. This figure is 31.9%higher compared to the same period last year (82,049). A total of 317 deaths (0.3%) were reported this year which islower than last year with 338 deaths (0.4%). While there are increasing cases of dengue, it only shows that with properclinical management and early consultation, death due to dengue can be avoided.
Ages of the cases ranged from less than 1 month to 99 years old, majority were male. Most of the cases were from the5 to 14 years age group.
Higher number of cases were reported from Central Luzon or Region III (17,677 out of 108,263 or 16.3%),CaLaBaRZon or Region IV-A (17,353 out of 108,263 or 16%), and National Capital Region (13,074 out of 108,263 or12.1%)
“Sama-sama nating pagtibayin ang ating Aksyon Barangay Kontra Dengue. Umpisahan po natin sa ating bahay atkapaligiran. Ito ay hindi lamang para sa kapakanan ng ating mga anak at pamilya, kundi pati na rin sa atingkomunidad. Magtulungan tayo na masugpo ang dengue.” Garin concluded. # Source – www.doh.gov.ph
This collaboration highlights the continuous efforts in installing Insecticide Treated Screens (ITS) in public schools. Last October 29, DOH distributed 20,000 ITS rolls to selected public elementary schools nationwide as part of theirintensified action in preventing and controlling dengue.
“We truly appreciate the assistance of the DepEd, DSWD, and DILG in helping the DOH achieve this endeavor. Thesuccess of Kalusugan Pangkalahatan relies heavily not only with DOH but more importantly on the support andactions of the attached government agencies, non-government organizations, developmental partners and the localgovernment units.” Health Secretary Janette P. Loreto-Garin explained.
To ensure the safeguard of their children against dengue, DSWD will mobilize parent-leaders who will assist in theinstallation of ITS. DepEd will help identify the public schools where ITS will be installed based on the DOH mapping of dengue incidents. DepEd will also mobilize the Parents-Teachers Association to assist the parent-leadersin installing the ITS and support the clean-up activity.
While Insecticide Treated Screens are beneficial to schools, DOH together with DILG pushes their communityadvocacies such as the promotion of the Aksyon Barangay Kontra Dengue in communities and following the 4Sagainst dengue. The 4S means Search & destroy mosquito breeding places, use Self-protection measures, Seek early consultation for fevers lasting more than 2 days, and Say yes to fogging when there is an impending outbreak. “The first step to prevent dengue is within our homes. We should not only remember the information being deliveredby DOH to the communities. Instead, let us make it a practice and instill cleanliness in our surroundings. It is not onlyyour family who will benefit with this habit, but the safety of our entire community as well.” Garin said.
Meanwhile, as of October 3 this year, a total of 108,263 dengue cases were reported nationwide. This figure is 31.9%higher compared to the same period last year (82,049). A total of 317 deaths (0.3%) were reported this year which islower than last year with 338 deaths (0.4%). While there are increasing cases of dengue, it only shows that with properclinical management and early consultation, death due to dengue can be avoided.
Ages of the cases ranged from less than 1 month to 99 years old, majority were male. Most of the cases were from the5 to 14 years age group.
Higher number of cases were reported from Central Luzon or Region III (17,677 out of 108,263 or 16.3%),CaLaBaRZon or Region IV-A (17,353 out of 108,263 or 16%), and National Capital Region (13,074 out of 108,263 or12.1%)
“Sama-sama nating pagtibayin ang ating Aksyon Barangay Kontra Dengue. Umpisahan po natin sa ating bahay atkapaligiran. Ito ay hindi lamang para sa kapakanan ng ating mga anak at pamilya, kundi pati na rin sa atingkomunidad. Magtulungan tayo na masugpo ang dengue.” Garin concluded. # Source – www.doh.gov.ph
FLOOD CONTROL TI BRGY. BACLIG, NAILEPPAS
Cabugao, Iloco Sur – Nairingpas metten ti Flood Control System ti mabatogan ti Brgy. Baclig iti Cabugao River babaen iti panangilungalong ti Gobierno Lokal ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur ken nakausaran ti pundo ti RA 7171 iti Munisipio, segun ken ni Municipal Engineer Crescencio Marcos C. Formoso.
Naaramid ti proyekto babaen iti Stone Masonry tapno nasiken a sarapa ti umay a layus.
Ti Flood Control System ket naipamaysa a naaramid babaen iti panangilungalong ti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. tapno maprotektaran ti panagreggaay ti igid ti karayan a matupar no dumakkel ti ayus. # (Web In-Action)
Naaramid ti proyekto babaen iti Stone Masonry tapno nasiken a sarapa ti umay a layus.
Ti Flood Control System ket naipamaysa a naaramid babaen iti panangilungalong ti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. tapno maprotektaran ti panagreggaay ti igid ti karayan a matupar no dumakkel ti ayus. # (Web In-Action)
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
21st CABUGAO DISTRICT SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE, MAANGAY
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Maangay ti 3-Day 21st District Schools Press Conference iti Cabugao DepEd District iti Oktubre 28-30, 2015 ket maangay iti Social Hall, Cabugao South Central School, Brgy. Bonifacio, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Iti 1st Day, Oktubre 28, 2015, naangay ti Opening Program ket nausar ti Powerpoint Presentation iti Doxology ken National Anthem.
Words of Welcome ti impaay ni Mrs. Melvi S. Sajonia, Principal II iti Cabugao SCS ket dinakamatna ti pateg ti panangpadur-as ti kabaelan nga agsurat. Imbinsana dagiti pagsayaatan a maaramidan ken akem dagiti Journalists.
Kalpasan ti Intermission Number dagiti CSCS Journalists, impresenta ni Mr. Delfin Irorita, MT1, Turod Elementary School dagiti Participants ken pageskuelaan a naggapuanda.
Impresenta met Miss Jennifer D. Savellano dagiti Trainers nga isuda Mrs. Erlinda L. Guerrero, Newswriting; Mrs. Julia A. Cayso, Sports Writing; Mrs. Nora Quibilan, Editorial Writing; Miss Jennifer D. Savellano ken ni Mrs. Madelene Sonido, Feature Writing; Mr. Rommel Santella, Editorial Cartooning; Mr. Donato Sambrana ken ni Mr. Michael Somera, Photojournalism; Miss Cheryll Sonico ken ni Mrs. Luz Valle, Science and Technology; Mr. Delfin Irorita, Copyreading; Mrs Maryjane Sagun ken ni Mr. Carlos Vargas, Collaborative Writing and Layouting; Mr. Paul Benedict N. Yacap, Script Writing and Radio Broadcasting.
Nangted ti Inspirational Message ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. Kimmablaaw ken nagyaman iti pannakilangenna kadagiti mannursuro ken mannurat. Kinaritna dagiti Trainers nga agtultuloyda koma a manghulma kadagiti agad-adal nga ubbing ken iti pananggun-od latta kadagiti pammadayaw ken balligi ti Distrito ti Cabugao nangruna iti benneg ti Division Level.
Pinadayawan pay ti Ama ti Ili dagiti Trainers iti nadumaduma nga aspeto ti panagsuratan iti ayatda a mangiyallatiw kadagiti talentoda ken kabaelanda kadagiti mannurat nga ubbing tapno agtultuloy a manayonan ken maasa ti kabaelanda kadaytoy a tay-ak ti paglaingan a mangitunda iti pakaidaydayawan dagiti pageskuelaan ti Distrito ken iti ili a Cabugao a pagnanaedanda.
Nangted met ti Mensahe da Dr. Concesa T. Rumias, Ed. D., Public Schools District Supervisor ti ili a Cabugao; Mrs. Gregoria C. Sabalburo, EPS-Filipino, DepED Division Office ken kasta metten ni Mr. Marlon Taloza, Education Program Supervisor (EPS)-English.
Binagi met ni Mrs. Julia A. Cayso, District Campus Journalism Coordinator ti Statement of Purpose and Orientation.
Immuna a naglektiur ni Mr. Donato Sambrana, MT 1, Arnap ES iti maipapan iti Photojournalism. Agtultuloyen ti lektiur ken workshop agingga iti malpas ti seminar.
Nagpaay nga Emcee da Mr. Paul Benedict N. Yacap, T1, Sisim E/S ken ni Ms. Frances Jocelle Singson, T1, Sagayaden E/S. # (Web In-Action)
PARTE TI FLOOD CONTROL TI BRGY. QUEZON, NAILEPPAS
Cabugao, Iloco Sur – Nairingpasen ti parte ti Flood Control System ti mabatogan ti Brgy. Quezon iti Cabugao River babaen iti panangilungalong ti Gobierno Lokal ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur ken nakausaran ti pundo ti RA 7171 iti Munisipio, segun ken ni Municipal Engineer Crescencio Marcos C. Formoso.
Naaramid ti proyekto babaen iti Stone Masonry tapno natibker no tuparen ti ayus ket agbalin a nasiken a sarapa ti umay a layus.
Ti Flood Control System ket naipamaysa a naaramid babaen iti panangilungalong ti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. tapno maprotektaran ken maliklikan ti panagreggaay iti igid ti karayan a matupar no dumakkel ti ayus. # (Web In-Action)
DENR TARGETING POLLUTION CAUSED BY OPEN BURNING
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) on Wednesday launched a new project aiming to reduce air pollution from open burning, which can cause serious health problems and damage the environment.
The project was meant to showcase the best available techniques and environmental practices in open burning activities in response to the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
It is to be implemented by the DENR’s Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) and DENR Foreign Assisted and Special Projects Service (FASPS), along with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), under a US$1.512-million grant from the Global Environment Facility (GEF).
DENR Assistant Secretary and concurrent EMB Director Juan Miguel Cuna said that the project is also being implemented in four other Asian countries. These are Cambodia, Laos, Mongolia and Vietnam.
“This project launch reaffirms our support, on the national and regional levels, as well as our unrelenting strong partnership with UNIDO, to address the global problem on POPs and accelerate strategies to reduce them,” he stated.
During the project launch, a memorandum of agreement (MOA) was signed between the EMB and General Santos City, one of the two pilot demonstration sites in the country. The other is Lapu Lapu City in Cebu province.
Cuna signed the MOA on behalf of the EMB, while city administrator Atty. Arnel Zapatos signed on behalf of the GenSan LGU.
Under the deal, the local government of GenSan agrees to ensure acceptance and support of the project by stakeholders through consultations, and take steps to prohibit open burning while shifting to recycling or reusing wastes that are commonly burned.
It also agrees to provide counterpart contributions in cash or kind and ensure the proper utilization of financial resources through ordinances.
GenSan will submit periodic reports to the EMB and UNIDO as part of regular coordination activities.
For its part, the EMB will assign coordinators and focal persons to provide technical assistance in the implementation of the project work plan.
The bureau will also coordinate with other agencies and institutions to support the project and perform periodic monitoring activities on the progress of the project.
Representatives from other national and local government agencies, such as the Departments of Public Works and Highways, Agriculture, and Interior and Local Government were also present during the event. They are expected to become executing partners for the project.
The project will introduce globally recognized techniques and practices in creating resource-efficient waste management systems to cut POP emissions produced unintentionally and released into the atmosphere. It aims to reduce the POP release at the pilot sites by 90 percent.
It also aims for five major outcomes: to improve legislation specifically on introducing best available techniques (BAT) and best environmental practices (BEP) for open burning; strengthen the institution to implement BAT/BEP; demonstrate such practices in open burning sources; improve knowledge and understanding on BAT/BEP and connected risks; and establish a monitoring and evaluation system.
Open burning activities were found to be releasing toxic POPs like furan and dioxins. These activities include forest fires, burning of sugarcane and agricultural residues, as well as waste burning and accidental fires.
Inventories of participating countries have revealed that open burning accounts for more than one kilogram toxicity equivalent per year of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (PCDD/PCDFs) released into the environment.
These chemicals are considered “probable carcinogens” that can accumulate in fatty tissues in humans and lead to increased risk for tumors, diabetes and thyroid disorders. Other effects have also been noted on reproduction and sexual development, and the immune and nervous systems. # Source – www.denr.gov.ph
The project was meant to showcase the best available techniques and environmental practices in open burning activities in response to the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
It is to be implemented by the DENR’s Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) and DENR Foreign Assisted and Special Projects Service (FASPS), along with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), under a US$1.512-million grant from the Global Environment Facility (GEF).
DENR Assistant Secretary and concurrent EMB Director Juan Miguel Cuna said that the project is also being implemented in four other Asian countries. These are Cambodia, Laos, Mongolia and Vietnam.
“This project launch reaffirms our support, on the national and regional levels, as well as our unrelenting strong partnership with UNIDO, to address the global problem on POPs and accelerate strategies to reduce them,” he stated.
During the project launch, a memorandum of agreement (MOA) was signed between the EMB and General Santos City, one of the two pilot demonstration sites in the country. The other is Lapu Lapu City in Cebu province.
Cuna signed the MOA on behalf of the EMB, while city administrator Atty. Arnel Zapatos signed on behalf of the GenSan LGU.
Under the deal, the local government of GenSan agrees to ensure acceptance and support of the project by stakeholders through consultations, and take steps to prohibit open burning while shifting to recycling or reusing wastes that are commonly burned.
It also agrees to provide counterpart contributions in cash or kind and ensure the proper utilization of financial resources through ordinances.
GenSan will submit periodic reports to the EMB and UNIDO as part of regular coordination activities.
For its part, the EMB will assign coordinators and focal persons to provide technical assistance in the implementation of the project work plan.
The bureau will also coordinate with other agencies and institutions to support the project and perform periodic monitoring activities on the progress of the project.
Representatives from other national and local government agencies, such as the Departments of Public Works and Highways, Agriculture, and Interior and Local Government were also present during the event. They are expected to become executing partners for the project.
The project will introduce globally recognized techniques and practices in creating resource-efficient waste management systems to cut POP emissions produced unintentionally and released into the atmosphere. It aims to reduce the POP release at the pilot sites by 90 percent.
It also aims for five major outcomes: to improve legislation specifically on introducing best available techniques (BAT) and best environmental practices (BEP) for open burning; strengthen the institution to implement BAT/BEP; demonstrate such practices in open burning sources; improve knowledge and understanding on BAT/BEP and connected risks; and establish a monitoring and evaluation system.
Open burning activities were found to be releasing toxic POPs like furan and dioxins. These activities include forest fires, burning of sugarcane and agricultural residues, as well as waste burning and accidental fires.
Inventories of participating countries have revealed that open burning accounts for more than one kilogram toxicity equivalent per year of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (PCDD/PCDFs) released into the environment.
These chemicals are considered “probable carcinogens” that can accumulate in fatty tissues in humans and lead to increased risk for tumors, diabetes and thyroid disorders. Other effects have also been noted on reproduction and sexual development, and the immune and nervous systems. # Source – www.denr.gov.ph
GOV’T READIES RP CORN FOR AEC
The Philippine corn industry is gearing up for the integration of ASEAN economies with national and local government leaders pulling all stops to enable corn growers attain sustainable production of high quality grains, for both yellow and white varieties.
“The Department of Agriculture (DA) has always regarded the local government as a sturdy and dependable partners in the implementation of programs and various strategies that would enhance agricultural development,” Assistant Secretary and National Rice and Corn Program Director Edilberto de Luna said.
“With the help of our local executives, we are optimistic that our national programs trickle down to the rural areas in the countryside, and benefit those who really need assistance,” he added.
In 2013, the DA launched the National Corn Quality Achievers Awards to give recognition to the invaluable role of the local government in mentoring corn farmers and stakeholders.
The LGUs have been consistent in effectively carrying out policies and projects that ultimately push for the robust production of high-grade corn.
The Search, which is now on its third year, continues to give due recognition to the unsung heroes of the corn sector nationwide. It gives honor and prestige to what is usually unnoticed, which includes the time, effort, and passion of thousands of agricultural extension workers (AEWs) who serve as on-site teachers and provide technical assistance to corn growers from production, post-production, and marketing.
Tomorrow, October 22, 2015, the DA awards one hundred men and women who continue to perform their duties and services to uplift the local corn sector.
“Alongside, these extension workers, recognition will also be given to five provinces, and their respective provincial agriculturists and corn coordinators, 25 municipalities, as well as their municipal agricultural officers and corn coordinators,” de Luna announced.
Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala, who will lead the awarding rites, expressed satisfaction at the current status of the Philippine corn sector, stressing that the steady annual production have greatly contributed to the overall growth of Philippine agriculture.
“Aside from quantity, the government has always been watchful on the quality of corn produced. As such, Good Agricultural Practices have always been followed at all layers of the value chain,” he said.
“In addition to these, mechanization and postharvest facilities with standardized processing protocols have been strictly implemented to assure quality and competitive products,” Alcala added. # Source – www.da.gov.ph, (oda rodriguez/AFID)
“The Department of Agriculture (DA) has always regarded the local government as a sturdy and dependable partners in the implementation of programs and various strategies that would enhance agricultural development,” Assistant Secretary and National Rice and Corn Program Director Edilberto de Luna said.
“With the help of our local executives, we are optimistic that our national programs trickle down to the rural areas in the countryside, and benefit those who really need assistance,” he added.
In 2013, the DA launched the National Corn Quality Achievers Awards to give recognition to the invaluable role of the local government in mentoring corn farmers and stakeholders.
The LGUs have been consistent in effectively carrying out policies and projects that ultimately push for the robust production of high-grade corn.
The Search, which is now on its third year, continues to give due recognition to the unsung heroes of the corn sector nationwide. It gives honor and prestige to what is usually unnoticed, which includes the time, effort, and passion of thousands of agricultural extension workers (AEWs) who serve as on-site teachers and provide technical assistance to corn growers from production, post-production, and marketing.
Tomorrow, October 22, 2015, the DA awards one hundred men and women who continue to perform their duties and services to uplift the local corn sector.
“Alongside, these extension workers, recognition will also be given to five provinces, and their respective provincial agriculturists and corn coordinators, 25 municipalities, as well as their municipal agricultural officers and corn coordinators,” de Luna announced.
Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala, who will lead the awarding rites, expressed satisfaction at the current status of the Philippine corn sector, stressing that the steady annual production have greatly contributed to the overall growth of Philippine agriculture.
“Aside from quantity, the government has always been watchful on the quality of corn produced. As such, Good Agricultural Practices have always been followed at all layers of the value chain,” he said.
“In addition to these, mechanization and postharvest facilities with standardized processing protocols have been strictly implemented to assure quality and competitive products,” Alcala added. # Source – www.da.gov.ph, (oda rodriguez/AFID)
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
PANAGDALUS KADAGITI KANAL TI BRGY. BACLIG, NAIGANNUAT
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naangay ti un-clogging ken panaglinis kadagiti uneg ti kanal babaen kadagiti bumarangay iti Barangay Baclig, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur idi Oktubre 25, 2015. Tinarabay dagiti Opisiales ti Barangay nga idauluan ni Brgy. Captain Carlos V. Sison dagiti nagobra a lumugar kadayta a petsa.
Nagtitinnulongda a nangbunag kadagiti naikktda a rugit iti uneg dagiti kanal ta adda Truck-da nga usarenda nga agibelleng.
Ti assideg a panagdalusda ket paset pay iti pannakigamuloda iti programa ti Munisipio a Clean and Green ken Solid Waste Management ken Un-clogging kadagiti kanal tapno nasayud ti panagayus ti danum nangruna no napigsa ti tudo ken tapno agtultuloy a napintas ti mabuya iti aglawlaw ket gubuayenna ti agtultuloy a nadalus a pagnaedan ken nasalun-at latta dagiti agindeg ditoy a lugar. # (Web In-Action)
NEGOSYO CENTER NAITAYO SA HERITAGE CITY NG VIGAN
Dahil dumadami na ang mga dayuhan at lokal na turista na dumadayo sa Ilocos Sur, itinayo ng Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) ang “Ilocos Sur Negosyo Center” para makatulong sa pag-unlad ng ekonomya.
Ayon kay Regional Director Florante O. Leal ng DTI Regional Office ang Negosyo Center na ito ang ika- 70 gusaling pangkalakalan na naitayo sa Pilipinas at ikalawa sa Ilokos na tutulong sa mga “Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises” (MSME’s) sa probinsya.
“Hindi kayang ilunsad lang ng gobyerno ang programang ito kung walang tulong ang private sector,” iginiit ng opisyal ng DTI “kaya dapat magkaisa ang government at private sector para makalikha ng trabaho na panlaban sa kahirapan.”
Sinabi ni Leal na ang Negosyo Center na napasinayaan kamakailan sa pamamagitan ni Gob. Ryan Singson ay naitayo sa Judy Chiu Bldg, Mabini St. sa Heritage City ng Vigan para makapagbigay ng serbisyo, programa at tulong sa mga MSMEs.
Kabilang na serbisyo ang paglulunsad ng trainings, business advisory, business name registration, consultancy, financing facilitation, market linkage , trade promotion, business information and advocacy at networking sa ibang ahensya ng gobyerno.
Sinabi rin ni Asst. Regional Director Dorecita Delima ng DTI-Region 12 at National Program Manager ng Negosyo Center sa bansa, na ang Center ang nagsisilbing “converging place’ ng iba’t-ibang serbisyo ng pamahalaan para matulongan at umusbong ang mga MSME’s para sa ikauunlad ng ekonomya.
“Kahit ang mga maliliit at nagsisimulang negosyo sa barangay, huwag mag-atubiling magpatulong sa mga Negosyo Center dahil ang adhikain ay para makalikha ng mas maraming negosyo at mas maraming trabaho,” idiniin ng opisyal ng DTI.
Inihayag din ni Dr. Esperanza Lahoz ng Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry- Ilocos Sur Chapter, na suportado ang grupo ng mga negosyante sa lalawigan para sa Negosyo Center program sa pamamagitan ng pagbabahagi nila ng kanilang kaalaman at karanasan sa pagnenegosyo.
Sinabi niya na malaki rin ang naitutulong ng iba pang sangay ng pamahalaan tulad ng DOST, FDA, DOLE, DSWD at DAR para matulongang umunlad ang mga MSME’s.
Ang naitayong Negosyo Center sa Heritage City ay alinsunod sa adhikain ng RA 10644 na may layuning lilikha ng trabaho sa pamamagitan ng mga MSME batay sa Negosyo Act na ang author ay si Sen. Paolo “Bam” Benigno Aquino 1V. # Source - (MCA/Ben P. Pacris/PIA-1- Ilocos Sur)
Ayon kay Regional Director Florante O. Leal ng DTI Regional Office ang Negosyo Center na ito ang ika- 70 gusaling pangkalakalan na naitayo sa Pilipinas at ikalawa sa Ilokos na tutulong sa mga “Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises” (MSME’s) sa probinsya.
“Hindi kayang ilunsad lang ng gobyerno ang programang ito kung walang tulong ang private sector,” iginiit ng opisyal ng DTI “kaya dapat magkaisa ang government at private sector para makalikha ng trabaho na panlaban sa kahirapan.”
Sinabi ni Leal na ang Negosyo Center na napasinayaan kamakailan sa pamamagitan ni Gob. Ryan Singson ay naitayo sa Judy Chiu Bldg, Mabini St. sa Heritage City ng Vigan para makapagbigay ng serbisyo, programa at tulong sa mga MSMEs.
Kabilang na serbisyo ang paglulunsad ng trainings, business advisory, business name registration, consultancy, financing facilitation, market linkage , trade promotion, business information and advocacy at networking sa ibang ahensya ng gobyerno.
Sinabi rin ni Asst. Regional Director Dorecita Delima ng DTI-Region 12 at National Program Manager ng Negosyo Center sa bansa, na ang Center ang nagsisilbing “converging place’ ng iba’t-ibang serbisyo ng pamahalaan para matulongan at umusbong ang mga MSME’s para sa ikauunlad ng ekonomya.
“Kahit ang mga maliliit at nagsisimulang negosyo sa barangay, huwag mag-atubiling magpatulong sa mga Negosyo Center dahil ang adhikain ay para makalikha ng mas maraming negosyo at mas maraming trabaho,” idiniin ng opisyal ng DTI.
Inihayag din ni Dr. Esperanza Lahoz ng Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry- Ilocos Sur Chapter, na suportado ang grupo ng mga negosyante sa lalawigan para sa Negosyo Center program sa pamamagitan ng pagbabahagi nila ng kanilang kaalaman at karanasan sa pagnenegosyo.
Sinabi niya na malaki rin ang naitutulong ng iba pang sangay ng pamahalaan tulad ng DOST, FDA, DOLE, DSWD at DAR para matulongang umunlad ang mga MSME’s.
Ang naitayong Negosyo Center sa Heritage City ay alinsunod sa adhikain ng RA 10644 na may layuning lilikha ng trabaho sa pamamagitan ng mga MSME batay sa Negosyo Act na ang author ay si Sen. Paolo “Bam” Benigno Aquino 1V. # Source - (MCA/Ben P. Pacris/PIA-1- Ilocos Sur)
NORTH LUZON’S FIRST STATE UNIVERSITY TURNS 50
The first state-run university in northern Luzon, the University of Northern Philippines gathered the academic community from October 5-18 and marked its golden year with a flurry of activities.
Alumni, students, teachers, faculty, staff, government and private officials and workers, and residents showed up during the events in solidarity with the UNP community
With the theme, “UNP @50: Stronger, Better, Bolder,” the school also paid tribute to
the death anniversary of the UNP founder, former Ilocos Sur Rep. Floro Crisologo.
The events include the intramurals, fun run, selection of Mr & Ms UNP 2015, dance sports competition, cheerdance competition, student fair, academic competitions, the First ASEAN Academic Summit cum Trade and Cultural Expo.
The Golden anniversary celebration day began with a Eucharistic celebration, foot parade around the city, unveiling of the historical marker, giving of Length of Service award by the Civil Service Commission, awarding of outstanding faculty, employee and middle level administrator, and outstanding Ilocano educators.
The Alumni Global Homecoming had a Holy Mass, a motorcade around Metro Vigan, awarding of Outstanding Alumni and raffle draw.
A job fair, forum by the Government Service Insurance System and Pag-ibig were also held. So with the Founder’s Day where a floral offering at the Founder’s Plaza was held followed by the Floro Crisologo Memorial Lecture series at the Tadena Hall.
The UNP was created under Republic Act 4449 authored by the late Representative Crisologo and approved on June 19, 1965. It converted the Ilocos Sur School of Arts and Trades (ISSAT) into UNP.
The trade school began as the shop department of Vigan High School (now the Ilocos Sur National High School). In 1910 it became the Vigan Trade School as it was converted into a separate intermediate level school. In 1927 the school opened its secondary level and had its first graduates in 1931. That year, the school became the Ilocos Sur trade school.
In 1941 it was converted into a regional trade school by President Manuel L Quezon, with the help of Assemblyman Benito Soliven and Governor Pedro Singson Reyes. In 1951 it became Northern Luzon School of Arts and Trades under RA 647. But in 1960, the General Appropriations Act of 1960 (RA 2700) made it again the Ilocos Sur School of Arts and Trades. – Source - (MCA/ICR/PIA1 Ilocos Sur)
Alumni, students, teachers, faculty, staff, government and private officials and workers, and residents showed up during the events in solidarity with the UNP community
With the theme, “UNP @50: Stronger, Better, Bolder,” the school also paid tribute to
the death anniversary of the UNP founder, former Ilocos Sur Rep. Floro Crisologo.
The events include the intramurals, fun run, selection of Mr & Ms UNP 2015, dance sports competition, cheerdance competition, student fair, academic competitions, the First ASEAN Academic Summit cum Trade and Cultural Expo.
The Golden anniversary celebration day began with a Eucharistic celebration, foot parade around the city, unveiling of the historical marker, giving of Length of Service award by the Civil Service Commission, awarding of outstanding faculty, employee and middle level administrator, and outstanding Ilocano educators.
The Alumni Global Homecoming had a Holy Mass, a motorcade around Metro Vigan, awarding of Outstanding Alumni and raffle draw.
A job fair, forum by the Government Service Insurance System and Pag-ibig were also held. So with the Founder’s Day where a floral offering at the Founder’s Plaza was held followed by the Floro Crisologo Memorial Lecture series at the Tadena Hall.
The UNP was created under Republic Act 4449 authored by the late Representative Crisologo and approved on June 19, 1965. It converted the Ilocos Sur School of Arts and Trades (ISSAT) into UNP.
The trade school began as the shop department of Vigan High School (now the Ilocos Sur National High School). In 1910 it became the Vigan Trade School as it was converted into a separate intermediate level school. In 1927 the school opened its secondary level and had its first graduates in 1931. That year, the school became the Ilocos Sur trade school.
In 1941 it was converted into a regional trade school by President Manuel L Quezon, with the help of Assemblyman Benito Soliven and Governor Pedro Singson Reyes. In 1951 it became Northern Luzon School of Arts and Trades under RA 647. But in 1960, the General Appropriations Act of 1960 (RA 2700) made it again the Ilocos Sur School of Arts and Trades. – Source - (MCA/ICR/PIA1 Ilocos Sur)
UMUNA NGA ALDAW DAGITI PUBLIC SERVANT FOR A DAY, NAILUNSAD
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Nangrugi a nagtakem dagiti napili a Young Public Servant idi Oktubre 26, 2015. Immuna a nakipasetda iti Flag Raising Ceremony ti LGU ket ditoy a naaramid ti panagsapatada iti takemda ken ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. iti imatang ti Pamilia-LGU Cabugao ken dagiti kameng ti Sangguniang Bayan ti ili.
Naisaganad ti pannakipulapolda kadagiti Personnel ti Opisina/Departamento iti nakapilianda a posision ken napagmimitinganda kadagiti dadaulo ti maseknan nga Opisina iti LGU iti mainayon nga akemen dagiti agtakem nga ubbing ken agtutubo iti umuna nga aldaw ti panagserbisioda. # (Web In-Action)
SATURDAY MATH CLASS, NAILUNSAD
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – NNailunsad ti Saturday Math Class kadagiti napili nga ubbing agad-adal iti intero a pageskuelaan ti Cab ugao DepED District idi Oktubre 23, 2015 iti Cab ugao North Central School.Segun kadagiti mangtartarawidwid a mangisursuro kadaytoy a pito nga agsasaruno a Sabado a Math Classes ket napili dagiti ubbing nga agklase ti Math maibasar iti kapabilidadda kadagiti naglabas a Math Classes.
Imbatad met dagiti Nagannak/Guardians a napan nagbantay idi Oktubre 23, 2015 ket saan a panagtaktak ti panagsakripisioda a nangbantay ken nangtarabay kadagiti annakda iti maang-angay a Math Class kadagiti pageskuelaan ti Cabugao DepED District iti intero a Munisipalidad ti Cabugao ita a bulan ti Oktubre 2015.
Kinuna pay dagiti kaaduan a nagannak a nagbantay iti ruar ti klase a maragragsakanda ta maipamaysa a masanay manen dagiti annakda iti Subject a Math ken manayonan ti panagtalek dagiti ubbing kadagiti bagbagida gapu ta adda pakaidumaanda a kabaelan iti kaaduan a kaeskuelaanda.
Kadagiti met ubbing a nairaman kadaytoy a panagsanay ket kayatda met a takuatan ti kabaelanda ken maibilang a parte ti pannakadisiplinada daytoy nga aktibidad nga iwayat ti DepED.
Innayon dagiti mangisursuro a maobserbaran kadagiti nagenrol ket isuda ti kaaduan a nalaing iti klaseda iti pageskuelaanda nangruna iti Science Subject ken isuda pay ti kaaduan a maikonkontes iti nasao nga asignatura iti Distrito ken iti Division Level. # (Web In-Action)
Monday, October 26, 2015
YOUNG PUBLIC SERVANT 2015, NAGSAPATADA KEN NI MAYOR EDIBOY
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Nagsapata dagiti napili a Young Public Servant (YPS) mangrugi iti Posision ti Mayor, Bise Mayor, Department Heads ken dagiti pakaisaadanda iti Sangguniang Bayan agraman dagiti Ahensia a nakasalinong iti LGU-Cabugao agingga iti Department Heads ti nadumaduma nga Opisina ti LGU-Cabugao ken ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. iti Oktubre 26, 2015 kalpasan ti Flag Ceremony iti imatang ti Pamilia-LGU Cabugao iti sango ti Munisipio.
Sakbayna, naelektaran ni Mr. John Mike Sardeng iti Cabugao Institute a Young Mayor ket ni met Ms. Jee Kyla S. Suniega ti Cabugao North Central School a Young Vice Mayor.
Kalpasan ti Flag Ceremony, inawagan ni Mr. Dario Roy A. Siruno, Municipal Tourism and Information Officer a saggaysa dagiti naelektaran a Young Public Servant iti sango manipud kadagiti nadumaduma a pageskuelaan ti ili ti Cabugao a maisaad iti Opisina ti Mayor, Bise Mayor, Department Heads agingga iti Sangguniang Bayan ken iti nadumaduma pay a Departamento ti LGU-Cabugao.
Pinagsapata ida ni Mayor Ediboy iti imatang ti Pamilia-LGU a pakairamanan dagiti Department Heads, Municipal Officials ken dagiti pannakabagi dagiti Ahensia iti salinong ti LGU-Cabugao kas iti PNP ken ti BFP.
Iti Mensahe ni Mayor Ediboy, kimmablaaw ken nagyaman ta maited manen daytoy a tinawen a pribilehio nga ited ti Munisipio - pannakaited ti pagrebbengan kadagiti ubbing nga agad-adal a mangakem kadagiti responsibilidad dagiti Opisiales Lokal ken dadaulo ti nadumaduma nga Opisina iti LGU-Cabugao. Kunana nga iti pannakaselebrar ti Children’s Month, ti pannakaitandudo ti Young Public Servant ti napili ti Munisipio a pakataliawan dagiti ubbing agsipud ta nakadepender kadakuada iti masakbayan ti ili a Cabugao.
Innayon ni Mayor Ediboy a maragsakan kadaytoy a maar-aramid ta iti kinaganus ti isip dagitoy nga ubbing ket addaandan ti potensial nga agbalin a lider ken matubayda iti disiplina a mangrienda iti ili iti masanguanan nga aldaw gapu ta isuda dagiti sumaruno a henerasion ti umili.
Insupusop ti Ama ti Ili a dagitoy nga ubbing ket mataliawdanto dagitoy a pannakaikumit ita ti pagrebbengan kadakuada ket aramidendanto dagiti umisu a galad ken pagrebbengan a matuladda kadagiti nataengan para iti nadur-as nga ili ti Cabugao. Impeksa pay ni Mayor Ediboy ti dakkel nga ekspektasion ti kaaduan a mayobra dagitoy a young public servant iti umay iyasug dagiti kliente iti inaldaw a panagserbida a pakainaigan iti biagda babaen met la iti panangtarabay kadakuada dagiti pangulo ti opisina a pakaidesignaranda.
Inapresiar pay ti Alkalde Munisipal iti kinakooperar itatta dagitoy a Young Public Servant iti naikumit kadakuada a pagrebbengan a mangrugi iti daytoy a petsa a panagsapatada iti akemda ta aw-awitenda iti unipormeda ti marka ti Municipal Seal ti ili a Cabugao.
“Congratulations! Good Luck for the day!” kinuna ni Mayor Ediboy.
Nakikaysa met dagiti kameng ti Konseho Munisipal nga isuda SBM Danny Q. Gazmen; SBM Vicky S. Serna; SBM Dr. Jemaima S. Tan-Yee; SBM Benedicto M. Savellano; SBM Jayhan Alcid-Tan; SBM Atty. Bryan Jett S. Pano; ken ni SBM Josefina S. Vallejo iti seremonia ti panamagsapata kadagiti Young Public Servant. # (Web In-Action)
Sunday, October 25, 2015
FARM MACHINERIES, NAGUN-OD TI LIMA NGA ASOSASION
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur –Naisangpet ditoy Munisipio ti lima a makinaria a naggapu iti DA-RFO 1 (Rice Banner Program) babaen kadagiti Staff ti Municipal Agriculture Office nga idauluan ni OIC MAC Robert S. Savella ken dagiti Opisiales ti lima a Farmers Association a a nakagun-od kadagitoy kas iti Alina-ay Farmers Association - Shallow Tube Well Generator; Aragan FA - Generator; Turod FA – Generator; Namruangan FA - Rice Thresher with complete accessories; ken ti Sagayaden FA – Hand Tractor with complete accessories babaen iti Farm Mechanization Program ti Departamento ti Agrikultura (DA) idi Oktubre 22, 2015.
Inimatangan da Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. ken dagiti kameng ti Sangguniang Bayan nga isuda SBM Benedicto M. Savellano, Committee Chairman on Agriculture; SBM Josefina S. Vallejo; SBM Jayhan Alcid-Tan ken ni SBM Atty. Bryan Jett S. Pano a nangbayabay kenkuana a nangimatang kadagitoy a ramit-agrikultura kadagiti maseknan.
Impaganetget ni Mayor Ediboy ti nasayaat a panangmantenerda kadagitoy a nagun-odda a makinaria ket no maestimar a nasayaat dagitoy a maited a ramit ket apalanto ti sumarsaruno a henerasion ket papananna nga agturong ti sektor dagiti asosasion a naballigi dagiti irusatda a programa ken proyekto a pagsayaatanda.
Pinagyamanan met dagiti Opisiales ti lima a barangay iti Gobierno Munisipal iti pannakatarabayda a nanggun-od kadagitoy a makinaria iti panangiyendorso ni Mayor Ediboy iti DA-RFO 1 babaen iti 85-15 Counterpart Scheme.
Nakikaysa met ni Mr. Elmer G. Bromeo, Federated Farmers President iti nasao a taripnong. # (Web In-Action)
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