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Table of Contents
I.
II.
Message from the Regional Director
DOST-III Profile
III.
Summary of Accomplishments
IV.
Technology Transfer and Commercialization
a. Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program
b. Regional Grants-In-Aid Program
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII.
Science & Technology Services
a. Testing and Calibration
b. Technical Consultancy
c. Technology Training
d. Packaging and Labeling
Other Priority Areas
S&T Networks and Linkages
Special Projects
a. Strengthening of DOST Regional Metrology Laboratory Services
b. Setting-Up of One-Stop Shop Laboratory Services for Global Competitiveness (OneLab)
c. Deployment of Early Warning Systems in Disaster-Prone Areas (DEWS Project)
d. Nationwide Dengue Vector Surveillance
Quality Systems
a. ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Accreditation
b. ISO 9001:2008 Certification
Finance and General Office Management
Human Resource Management
DOST-III Organization and Directory
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MESSAGE FROM THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR
It is my utmost pleasure and privilege to present the CY 2014 accomplishments of the Department of
Science & Technology Regional Office No. III (DOST III). The year 2014 proved to be another eventful and
successful year for DOST III and such success could not have been possible without the usual concerted efforts
of the regional and provincial staff of our office. Their continuing collective dedication, determination and hard
work to carry out our agency’s mandated services deserve my greatest commendation.
We in DOST-III have always believed that Science & Technology can and will accelerate the country’s
productivity, create more jobs especially in the countryside, and build and maintain a better environment for every
Filipino. For us, this means employing S&T to come up with new and better products, processes, services and
systems that will ultimately improve the lives of our countrymen. Our services have, therefore, been geared
towards the attainment of these aspirations.
As in years past, the Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program or SETUP is our key mechanism
for technology transfer and commercialization. SETUP enables our small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in
Region III to boost their productivity and competitiveness and thereby contribute to the region’s robust economic
growth. Through the program, DOST-III was able to assist 50 SMEs to adopt 145 technology interventions by
investing the amount of PhP 42.3M for the acquisition of appropriate technologies. To further support our
technology transfer efforts, the regional office likewise provided PhP 5.6M from our Regional Grants-In-Aid
(GIA) funds, mainly to pursue community-based projects that will spur economic activities in the rural areas of
the region and also to provide assistance to higher education institutions to pursue researches that will address
regional socio-economic concerns and problems.
On the other hand, our S&T Services program provides support to our technology transfer projects by
offering our technology adoptors with a range of services intended to identify or diagnose their technological
constraints and recommend the appropriate interventions. These services are provided through our technical
consultancy, technology trainings, and laboratory testing and analyses. Technical consultancy programs such as
MPEX and CAPE are our banner programs that have assisted SMEs and farmers in Region III. 18 SMEs were
assisted through our MPEX program while 20 cluster of farmer-beneficiaries benefitted from the CAPE program
in 2014. 193 trainings were also conducted for 4,560 participants benefitting 449 firms. Other technical
consultancy services provided by the regional office include food safety, energy systems optimization and biogas
production. The DOST III Regional Standard and Testing Laboratory was able to serve the testing and
calibration requirements of 1,072 client and 790 firms in the region.
DOST III actively participated in the conduct of the 2014 National Science & Technology Week held
on July 24-28, 2014 at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City and the South Luzon
Cluster S&T Fair conducted on August 18-20, 2014 in Legazpi City, Albay in the Bicol Region. The activity
was highlighted by technology seminars and fora, exhibits as well as S&T quiz contests. We have also been
working vigorously in the implementation of the S&T scholarship program acknowledging that the creation of a
critical mass of qualified S&T human resources is necessary to support and sustain regional development. 56
DOST scholars in the region graduated last SY 2013-2014 while 325 scholarship applicants qualified for the
2014-2015 batch of scholars.
Our continuing ISO 9001:2008 certification and ISO/IEC 17025:2005 laboratory accreditation to put
in place and maintain a Quality Management System allows us to provide quality S&T services to our customers
and stakeholders.
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We could not have done all of these without the able support and cooperation of our regional partners
so allow me the opportunity to thank our various stakeholders in the region for their sustained support that made
possible the fruitful collaborations and partnerships that bring about socio-economic development in our beloved
Central Luzon.
VICTOR B. MARIANO, DBA
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DOST III PROFILE
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is the premiere science and technology body in the
country charged with the twin mandate of providing central direction, leadership and coordination of all
scientific and technological activities, and of formulating policies, program and projects to support national
development. It was created on January 30, 1987 by virtue of Executive Order No. 128 which expanded the then
National Science and Technology Authority into the DOST. The DOST has regional offices as its implementing
arm nationwide which carry out the laws, rules, regulations, policies, plans, programs and projects of the
department in their respective areas of responsibility.
Like its counterparts in the different regions of the country, the DOST Regional Office No. III provides
effective and efficient S & T services to the people of the region. It coordinates with other government agencies
and with the local government units in Central Luzon on S & T matters. The projects and services of DOST III
are carried out through the major S&T programs such as (a) Technology Transfer and Commercialization; (b)
Science and Technology Services; and (c) S & T Information , Education & Promotion. Majority of the projects
being implemented in the region are further classified under innovation system support; testing, analysis and
calibration; packaging, labeling and consultancy services and technology training, information dissemination,
promotion and education.
Technology as a foundation for economic development guided the formulation of the National Science
and Technology Plan (NSTP) 2002-2020. The NSTP sets the S&T vision over the short, medium and long term
time frames. Over the short-term, most of the major programs implemented in the region are coursed through the
Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program or SETUP, the Grants in Aid Program, TAPI Venture
Financing, Manufacturing Productivity Extension Program (MPEX), Consultancy for Agricultural
Productivity Enhancement (CAPE), and the S & T Scholarship Program.
DOST III is mandated to support local scientific and technological initiatives, develop local capacity to
achieve technological self-reliance, and promote public and private sector partnership to take productive roles in
research and development (R&D) activities.
To further ensure the continuous delivery of efficient and effective service in the region, DOST III
strived to establish, implement and maintain a quality management system in conformance with ISO 9001:2008,
thus a recertification from the Certification International Philippines, Incorporated (CIPI) was obtained last
December 11, 2012 with the next reassessment scheduled for October 2015.
The DOST III is headed by Regional Director Victor B. Mariano, DBA. There are two (2) divisions in
the regional office, namely: the Technical Operations Services and the Finance and Administrative Services. The
Technical Operations Services is headed by Assistant Regional Director (ARD) Wilfredo F. Sibal who supervises
the operations of the Regional Technical Services. The Regional Director, on the other hand, oversees the
Provincial S&T Centers which are headed by the Provincial Science and Technology Directors. The Finance and
Administrative Services is headed by Assistant Regional Director (ARD) Belen Q. Garcia who supervises the
Budget, Accounting, Cashier, Supply, Human Resource Management and the General Support Services.
The total personnel complement of the regional office as of December 31, 2014 is 80, made up
of 36 DOST-3 regular plantilla positions, 8 TELOF plantilla positions, 15 SETUP contractual staff, 10
contractual project staff, 10 job order personnel and 1 detailed employee from TSU.
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Summary of 2014 Accomplishments
Table 1a . Summary of 2014 Accomplishments
Accomplishments
%
Accomplishment
68
76
112%
51,325
55,485
108%
No. of Technology Interventions
147
204
139%
No. of Existing Firms Assisted
73
80
110%
50,820
52,207
103%
Employment Generated (No. of Persons Employed)
383
502
131%
Ave. Improvement of Productivity/Firm (%)
20%
20%
100%
2222
3475
156%
No. of Clients Served
605
1072
177%
No. of Firms Assisted
374
830
222%
Income Generated
1754
1932
110%
Value of Assistance Rendered (P'000)
1485
1585
107%
121
216
179%
46
60
130%
No. of New Market Penetrated
46
60
130%
1,714
2100
123%
A. MPEX
18
18
100%
B. CAPE
13
20
154%
C. Energy Audit
10
10
100%
D. Food Safety Program
17
17
100%
E. Biogas Technology
11
16
145%
F. Others
28
188
671%
No. of Trainings Conducted
114
193
169%
193
449
233%
1240
4560
368%
4
8
200%
12
57
475%
No. of Participants
60
77
128%
Performance Indicators
2014 Targets
I. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER & COMMERCIALIZATION
Technology Acquisition and Upgrading
No. of Projects
Project Cost (Million Pesos)
Gross Sales (Million Pesos)
II. S&T SERVICES
A.
Testing and Calibration
No. of Testing/Calibration Services Rendered
B.
Packaging and Labeling
Packaging and Labeling Design Provided
Increase in Sales (P'000)
C.
Consultancy Services
D.
Technology Training
No. of Participants
E.
Technology Clinics/Investors' Fora
No. of Technology Fora/Clinics conducted
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Table 1b . Summary of 2014 Accomplishments
Accomplishments
%
Accomplishment
1,711
2854
167%
315
534
170%
No. of Graduates
67
56
84%
No. of Qualifiers
161
325
202%
392
499
127%
1. Radio
15
55
367%
2. Print
44
73
166%
3. TV
15
59
393%
4. Website/Blogs
34
34
100%
1. DOST Sponsored
2
3
150%
2. Other Agencies (one per province)
7
10
143%
2
5
250%
1,112
1129
102%
Accreditation acquired/maintained (ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC
17025)
F. Networks
2
2
100%
No. of Networks Established/Maintained (CLHRDC,
CLIERDEC, RDRRMC
3
3
100%
2014 Targets
III. OTHER PRIORITY AREAS
A.
S&T Scholarship (Assistance to SEI)
No. of Examinees
No. of Ongoing Scholars
B.
Philippine Science High School (PSHS)
No. of Examinees
C.
S&T Promotion
No. of press releases
No. of Regional / Provincial Fairs
No. of Press Conferences/Interviews
D.
S&T Library and Information Services
No. of library users
E.
ISO Project
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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER and COMMERCIALIZATION
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Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP)
Under the Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP), DOST III was able
to assist 50 small and medium enterprises (SME’s) to boost their productivity and competitiveness.
A total of 139 S&T interventions were provided encompassing projects involving enhancement of
environment and waste management systems; generation of new knowledge and technologies; and
productivity improvement through product quality and production process upgrading of SME’s and
stakeholders in the food processing; furniture; gifts, housewares and decors; marine and aquatic
resources; and metals and engineering.
The amount of PhP 42.3M was released to enable 50 project beneficiaries adopt
technological innovations.
List of 2014 Approved SETUP Projects:
NO.
BENEFICIARY
PROJECT TITLE
1
Bluered's Enterprises
Rosalie E. Derit
Brgy. Suklayin, Baler, Aurora
Geneta Rice Mill
Isidro M. Geneta
Brgy. 04, Maria Aurora, Aurora
Jennie's Pork Chicharon
Mr. Gerardo I. Torres
370 Bagbaguin, Sta. Maria, Bulacan
Amanda's Marine Products
Mrs. Armanda Battad
Villa Carolina Subd., Brgy. Pto. Rivas-Ibaba City
of Balanga, Bataan
Upgrading the Capabilities of Bluered's Enterprises
through Introduction of New Technology (SPIN: 141908-68-03-03-1)
828,000.00
January 07,2014
Upgrading of the Facilities of Geneta Rice Mill
(SPIN: 14-1908-69-03-04-1)
975,000.00
January 07,2014
Upgrading of Processing Facilities of Jennie's Pork
Chicharon (SPIN: 14-1908-70-03-01-1)
518,000.00
January 07,2014
1,495,000.00
March 13, 2014
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Endurance Technology Incorporation
Mr. Joseph Victor G. Joaquin
Lot C.M. Rector St. Valley Subd., Pulong Bulo
San Fernando City
Product Quality and Production Capabilities
Improvement through the Acquisition of New
Processing Technology (SPIN: 14-1908-71-03-02-1)
994,194.00
March 12, 2014
6
Grace and Mercy Rice Mill
Mrs. Joyce Beraya
Brgy. Puangi, Dipaculao, Aurora
Balanggot Makers Native Kakanin
Mrs. Lea Adriano
#447 Ma. Lourdes Subd., Tabang, Plaridel
Bulacan
Asia Ceramics Corporation
Willand C. Kabigting
San Vicente, Sto. Tomas, Pampanga
Anao Bakery
Hon. Carlito B. Santos
San Jose North, Anao, Tarlac
Novelita Upholstery and Furniture Center
Jay R. Miranda
National Road, Brgy. Kaparangan, Orani, Bataan
Upgrading the Facilities for Grace and Mercy Rice
Mill (SPIN: 14-2149-03-04-1)
1,950,000.00
March 13, 2014
Upgrading the Production Facilities of Balanggot
Native Kakanin (SPIN: 14-1908-72-03-01-1)
157,400.00
March 13, 2014
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3
4
7
8
9
10
11
Granda's Sweets and Delicacies
Lisa S. Granda
Don Honorio Ventura St., Cabambanagan,
Bacolor, Pampanga
Improvement of Amanda's Marine Products Facilities
thru the Introduction of Cold Storage Facility
(SPIN: 14-2152-03-05-1)
Quality Assurance through the Application of
Improved Technologies on Clay Processing and
Product Packaging (SPIN: 14-2155-03-02-1)
Product and Process Improvement of Anao Bakery
through the Provision of Standard Bakery Equipment
(SPIN: 14-1908-73-03-01-1)
Upgrading the Furniture and Fixture Processing
Facilities of Novelita Upholstery and Furniture
Center through Acquisition of Appropriate
Technologies (SPIN: 14-1908-74-03-02-1)
Product and Process Improvement through the
Adoption of Advanced Technologies for Granda's
Sweets and Delicacies (SPIN: 14-1908-75-03-01-1)
AMOUNT
APPROVED
DATE OF
APPROVAL
2,632,390.43
April 7, 2014
113,900.00
April 10, 2014
310,970.00
April 10, 2014
270,000.00
April 28, 2014
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12
Suki! Tamu Roast Chicken
Ma. Christine M. Sibal
#59 Highway BO Barretto, Olongapo City
13
FDL Farm
Alice F. De Leon
Sitio Capaniquian, Beddeng, San Narciso
Zambales
Orlando's Bakery & Gen. Merchandise
Orlando E. Navora
Purok 2, Govic Highway, Bangantalinga, Iba,
Zambales
Mom's Haus of Mushroom
Aurora F. Sumulong
Mary Grace Village, Sto Nino, Plaridel, Bulacan
New Star Bakery
Rolando G. Chua
#13 Bougainville, Villa Perpetua, Matatalaib,
Tarlac City
Sean Fine Furnitures
Jermey A. Altares
National Hi-way, Faranal, San Felipe, Zambales
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15
16
17
18
19
20
South Sea Veneer Corporation
Lieza Marie C. Bituin
Bldg. 09 TRC Compound, Paralayunan,
Mabalacat, Pampanga
M.B. Cruz Sign Systems
Melanie B. Cruz
Mc. Arthur Hi-way, San Roque, Tarlac City
Auto Check Parts and Services
Eugene M. Enriquez
Lazatin Boulevard, Dolores, City of San
Fernando, Pampanga
21
Lailen's Pastries
Eliza M. Mangio
Aurea Subd., City of San Fernando, Pampanga
22
Pedrosa's Processed Food Products
Remedios B. Duardas
E102 Purok 1, Dirita Baloguen, Iba, Zambales
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Bea's Homemade Peanut Butter
Lawrence F. Briones
Blk 19, Lot 33, Garnet St., Villa de Sto. Rosario,
Capas, Tarlac
Our Cake Bakeshop
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25
26
27
28
29
Carol P. Vergara
1093 Amethyst Street, Goldenland Subdivision,
Mabiga, Mabalacat City, Province of Pampanga
Magical Layer Farm
John Bryan R. Salamanca
Brgy. Florida, Maria Aurora, Aurora
Panaderia Apung Diung
Juan Carlos O. Hizon
Plaza Burgos, Guagua, Pampanga
Corazon Viray De Guzman Mini Cono
Corazon Viray De Guzman
Brgy. Mapalad, Sta Rosa, Nueva Ecija
Ranch Bakery
Ofelia Manlapaz
638 San Jose, San Simon, Pampanga
Francia Zamora Puto
Rufina Francia V. Zamora
#221 Saluysoy, Meycauayan, Bulacan
Acquisition of Appropriate Packing Technology for
Suki! Tamu Roast Chicken
(SPIN: 14-1908-76-03-01-1)
Adoption of Biogas Technology for FDL Farm
(SPIN: 14-1908-77-03-04-1)
300,000.00
April 30, 2014
200,000.00
April 30, 2014
Upgrading the Production Facility of Orlando's
Bakery & Gen.. Merchandise through the Acquisition
of Appropriate Technologies (SPIN: 14-1908-78-0301-1)
489,500.00
May 2, 2014
Improvement of the Production Process of Mom's
Haus of Mushroom through Technology Upgrading
(SPIN: 14-1908-79-03-01-1)
966,160.00
June 5, 2014
Upgrading the Facility of New Star Bakery through
Acquisition of Appropriate Technology (SPIN: 141908-80-03-01-1)
985,000.00
June 6, 2014
Upgrading the Furniture Processing Facility of Sean
Fine Furnitures through the Acquisition of
Appropriate Technologies (SPIN: 14-1908-81-03-021)
Ensuring Product Quality through the Adoption of
Advanced Technology for South Sea Veneer Corp.
(SPIN: 14-1908-82-03-02-1)
620,000.00
June 6, 2014
920,800.00
June 10, 2014
Upgrading the M.B. Cruz Sign Systems through the
Introduction of Appropriate Technology
(SPIN:
14-1908-83-03-03-1)
1,425,000.00
June 25, 2014
Modernization and Upgrading the Machining
Capabilities of Auto Check Parts and Services (SPIN:
14-1908-84-03-05-1)
1,694,000.00
September 1, 2014
Ensuring Food Safety and Product Quality through
the Application of Advanced Technologies for Lailen's
Pastries (Technical Support to the “Vida Pampanga!”
Provincial Brand Development Project) RENEWAL
from 2007 SETUP (SPIN: 14-1908-85-03-01-1)
Upgrading the Production Facility of Pedrosa's
Processed Food Products through the Acquisition of
Appropriate Technologies (SPIN: 14-1908-86-03-011)
Upgrading the Bea's Peanut Butter through the
Acquisition of S&T Required Equipment on Peanut
Butter Production (SPIN: 14-1908-87-03-01-1)
1,781,000.00
September 1, 2014
154,000.00
September 1, 2014
170,000.00
September 1, 2014
286,200.00
September 3, 2014
68,220.00
September 4, 2014
869,450.00
September 5, 2014
Upgrading of the Facilities for Corazon Viray De
Guzman Mini Cono (SPIN: 14-1908-91-03-04-1)
1,914,000.00
September 8, 2014
Ensuring Food Safety and Improving Productivity
through the Adoption of Modern Technologies for
Ranch Bakery (SPIN: 14-1908-92-03-01-1)
1,720,500.00
September. 9, 2014
171,000.00
September 9, 2014
Adoption of Advanced Technologies for Our Cake
Bakeshop (SPIN: 14-1908-88-03-01-1)
Upgrading of Facilities of Magical Layer Farm
Through Introduction of New Technologies (SPIN:
14-1908-89-03-04-1)
Product Quality improvement through the Application
of New Packaging and Processing Technologies for
Panaderia Apung Diung (SPIN: 14-1908-90-03-01-1)
Improvement of Production Process of Francia's
Special Puto through Technology Upgrading (SPIN:
14-1908-93-03-01-1)
9
30
Toks Special Meat Product
Arnold M. Torres
413 San Juan Nepomuceno Betis, Guagua, Pamp.
Ensuring Food Safety and Product Quality Through
the Application of Improved Technologies for Toks
(SPIN: 14-1908-94-03-01-1)
830,145.00
September 9, 2014
31
Jegen S.W.E. Enterprises
Jerry S. Taruc
353 San Juan, San Luis, Pampanga
654,840.00
September 12, 2014
32
D.N. Vigo Machine Shop
Domingo N. Vigo
Zamora St., Brgy. Bagumbayan, City of Balanga,
900,000.00
September 12, 2014
33
Marife-Jun Shawarma
Fe Sol Cruz Clemente
Sto Nino 2nd, San Jose City, Nueva Ecija
Golden Crown Petals & Herbs
Fe Esperanza A. Sado
Zone 1 Market View, Subd., Maliwalo, Tarlac
City
JMTF Food Products
Jea Mariell T. Flores
Mr. and Mrs. Federico P. Flores
521 Andriade St., Centro, Sapang Maragul, Tarlac
City
Likhang Aurora Arts and Crafts
Raul S. Lumasac
Brgy Mucdol, Dipaculao, Aurora
Kioto Stainless and Iron Works and
General Merchandise
Roberto T. Garcia
National Road, Brgy. Capitangan, Abucay,
Bataan
S.M. Andriade's Bakery
Lardette M. Andriade
512 Andriade's Street, Sapang Maragul Tarlac City
KTY Plastic Printing
Sarah A. Bulahan
80 Iglesia Street, Sta. Rosa II, Marilao Bulacan
BCV Farm
Benigno C. Valles
Brgy. GuisGuis, Sta.Cruz, Zambales
Fleur d' Elise Manufacturing
Mervina Magtoto-Miranda
Lot 48, Block 9, Sampaguita Ave.Timog Park,
Pampang, Angeles City
Process and Packaging Improvement for GMP
Compliance through the Adoption of Appropriate
Technologies for Jegen S.W.E. Enterprises (SPIN:
14-1908-95-03-04-1)
Upgrading the Machining and Fabrication Facilities
of D.N. Vigo Machine Shop Through the Acquisition
of Appropriate Technologies (SPIN: 14-1908-96-0306-1)
Product and Process Improvement Through the
Acquisition of Appropriate Technologies for MJ’s
Shawarma (SPIN: 14-1908-97-03-01-1)
482,752.00
September 12, 2014
Upgrading the Golden Crown Petals & Herbs through
Acquisition of Appropriate Baking Technologies
(SPIN: 14-1908-98-03-01-1)
1,127,100.00
September. 22, 2014
Upgrading the JMTF Food Products through
Acquisition of Meat Processing Technologies (SPIN:
14-1908-99-03-01-1)
259,000.00
September 22, 2014
Upgrading of Handicrafts Production Facilities of
Likhang Aurora Arts and Crafts through Introduction
of New Technologies (SPIN: 14-1908-100-03-03-1)
166,008.00
September 22, 2014
Upgrading the Welding and Fabrication Capabilities
of Kioto Stainless and Iron Works and General
Merchandise thru Introduction of Appropriate
195,679.00
September 22, 2014
Upgrading the S.M. Andriade's Bakery Through
Acquisition of Appropriate Baking Technologies
(SPIN: 14-1908-102-03-01-1)
197,120.00
September 25, 2014
Upgrading the Production Facility through
Acquisition of Digital Machine (SPIN: 14-1908103-03-07-1)
649,600.00
October 29, 2014
4,908,204.00
November 6, 2014
Productivity and Process Improvement Through the
Acquisition of New Technologies for Fleur d' Elise
Manufacturing (SPIN: 14-1908-105-03-02-1)
497,150.00
November 3, 2014
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35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Adoption of Biogas Technology for BCV Farm
(SPIN: 14-1908-104-03-04-1)
42
Nick Welding Shop
Nicanor G. Fullence
National Road,Jacoba Subd., Brgy Tuyo, City of
Balanga, Bataan
Upgrading the Fabrication Facilities of Nick Welding
Shop thru the Acquisition of Appropriate Technology
(SPIN: 14-1908-106-03-06-1)
166,039.00
November 5, 2014
43
BMS Machine Shop
Engr. Roberto G. Diaz
353 Primerose Street, Dona Francisca Subdivision
Balanga City Bataan
Upgrading the Machining and Fabrication Facilities
of BMS Machine Shop thru the Introduction of
Appropriate Technology (SPIN: 14-1908-107-03-061)
950,000.00
November 7, 2014
44
Junar Betis Sash
Narciso M. Nacordon
731 Sitio Lumang Daan East , Capitangan Abucay
Bataan
Upgrading the Sash, Furniture and Fixture
Production Facilities of Junar Betis Sash, Furniture
and Iron works thru the Acquisition of Appropriate
645,000.00
November 7, 2014
45
VKR3 Disney Farm
Raul M. Ronquillo
Hacienda, Road, Brgy. Gabon, Abucay Bataan
Eliza &Liza's Bakeshop
Eliza G. Nagalinngam
#93 Siojo St., San Juan, San Miguel, Bulacan
Adoption of Biogas Technology for VKR3 Disney
Farm (SPIN: 14-1908-109-03-04-1)
502,260.00
November 17, 2014
Upgrading the Production Facilities of Liza's
Bakeshop (SPIN: 14-1908-110-03-01-1)
218,000.00
December 15, 2014
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10
47
48
49
50
Ruth's Bounty Food Products
Ruth C. Guevarra
Zulueta Subd,. Cawayam, Guimba, Nueva Ecija
Aying's Home Made Chicharon and Pastillas
Ariel M. Viñas
San Fernando Sur, Cabiao, Nueva Ecija
Texicon
Renee Carpio-Martires
C. Mercado St., Barangay Panginay, Guiguinto,
Bulacan
Gen. M Natividad (N.E.) Breeding Farm
Vic Roel C. Ferrer
Bravo, Gen M. Natividad, Nueva Ecija
II.
Adoption of Appropriate Technologies (SPIN: 141908-111-03-01-1)
458,000.00
December 23, 2014
Product and Process Improvement Through the
Acquisition of Appropriate Technology for Aying's
Pastillas (SPIN: 14-1908-112-03-01-1)
168,000.00
December 23, 2014
Product and Process Improvement of Texicon Agri
Ventures Through Acquisition of Vertical Form Fill
Machine (SPIN: 14-1908-113-03-04-6)
1,853,243.00
December 23, 2014
Upgrading of Hog Waste and Wastewater Treatment
Facility through the Adoption of DOST-Fixed Dome
Biogas Digester Technology (SPIN: 14-1908-114-0304-1)
TOTAL
1,460,000.00
December 29, 2014
42,267,824.43
Regional Grants-In-Aid Program
Another major program under Technology Transfer and Commercialization is the Grantsin-Aid (GIA) program which amounted to P5.6 million and was used to support various programs
and projects that were pursued in line with the current DOST priorities and thrusts. As in past
years, the 2014 Regional GIA fund was focused on community-based development through
relevant science and technology undertaking/interventions.
List of 2014 Approved GIA Projects:
NO.
PROJECT TITLE
BENEFICIARY
APPROVED
AMOUNT
DATE OF
APPROVAL
1
CEST-Maria Aurora: Process and Product Quality
Improvement of SIKATPA Store
Sikap, Tiyaga at Panalangin (SIKATPA) Store,
Maria Aurora, Aurora
236,800.00
30-Apr-14
2
Upgrading the Library Facilities of Baler Municipal
Library through the Piloting of Starbooks Digital
Library
Upgrading The Facilities Of Bataan District Jail’s
“Bakery Sa Jail” Through The Introduction Of
Appropriate Equipment
Baler Municipal Library, Baler, Aurora
134,950.00
28-Apr-14
Residents (Inmates) of Bataan District Jail-Male
Dormitory and Female Dormitory, Bataan
508,460.00
16-Sep-14
Community Empowerment Through Science And
Technology (Cast)- Samal: Development Of The
Shellfish And Fruit Processing Industry Of Samal,
Bataan Thru The Introduction Of Appropriate
Technologies In Shellfish Meat, Fruits/Vegetables
And Shell Processing (Phase II)
Upgrading the Library Facilities of Dr. Victoria B.
Roman Memorial High School through the
Introduction of STARBOOKS Digital Library
Upgrading The Library Facilities Of Pagalangang
National High School Through The Introduction Of
Starbooks Digital Library
Establishment of Bakery and Upgrading Facilities of
Tailoring Machine Equipment for Ephesus Loving
Hands of Joseph and Mary Foundation, Inc.
LGU-Samal, Bataan
690,780.00
24-Sep-14
Dr. Victoria B. Roman Memorial High School,
Pantingan, Pilar Bataan
190,000.00
20-Jan-14
Pagalangang National High School (PNHS)
Dinalupihan, Bataan
190,000.00
12-Mar-14
Ephesus Home for The Girls, Loving Hands of
Joseph and Mary Foundation, Inc., Guiguinto,
Bulacan
286,788.00
30-Jul-14
8
Establishment of a Small-Scale Bakery for Bahay at
Yaman ni San Martin De Porres, Inc.
Bahay at Yaman ni San Martin de Porres, Bustos,
Bulacan
299,368.00
3-Nov-14
9
Establishment of a Fruit and Vegetable Processing
Plant at BASC
Bulacan Agricultural State College, San Ildefonso,
Bulacan
375,612.00
16-Sep-14
10
Common Service Facility on Brown Rice Processing
and Packaging : A community based project
Muñoz Travellers MPC, Science City of Muñoz,
Nueva Ecija
Muñoz Travellers MPC, Science City of Muñoz,
Nueva Ecija
140,000.00
14-Apr-14
3
4
5
6
7
11
11
Bamboo Processing Technologies for LGU-Lubao
LGU Lubao, Pampanga
192,600.00
6-Aug-14
12
Technology Intervention on Organic Agriculture for
Munting Tahanan, Mabalacat City, Pampanga
Munting Tahanan, Mabalacat City, Pampanga
150,056.00
18-Mar-14
13
Community Empowerment through Science and
Technology Project for DOMALOUIS Farmers’
Association, Inc. on Initiative to Adapt to Climate
Change and Water Quality Monitoring
Product Quality Improvement and Capability
Building through AUTOCAD with 3d Modeling
Training for PFIF and PhilExport Members
DOMALOUIS, Minalin, Pampanga
104,375.00
26-Aug-14
Pampanga Furniture Industries Foundation, Inc.
& PhilExport Members, Pampanga
375,000.00
9-Sep-14
15
Seminar-Workshop on Technology Needs Assessment
and R&D for the DOST-HAU Partnership Project
Holy Angel University, Pampanga
100,500.00
29-Sep-14
16
Comparative Performance Testing, Evaluation, and
Design Optimization of Locally-Fabricated Biogas
Digesters Using Poultry Manure and Household
Wastes as Primary Substrates
Community Empowerment thru Science & Technology
(CEST)- Anao Phase II
Pampanga Agricultural College, Magalang
Pampanga
397,900.00
18-Sep-14
LGU-Anao, Tarlac
653,499.75
2-Jun-14
Product and Process Improvement of the Banana
Chips Production Facility of The Lord’s Family
Foundation, Inc. through Acquisition of Appropriate
Technologies
Establishment of a Fish Processing Center in
Masinloc
Promotion of DOST's Programs and Services in the
2014 National Science and Technology Week
The Lord's Family Foundation, Inc. Bamban,
Tarlac
248,263.00
10-Nov-14
Masinloc, Zambales
142,183.25
5-Dec-13
Various DOST clients
70,019.00
8-Jul-14
2014 South Luzon Cluster Fair and Exhibits
Various DOST clients
144,282.00
6-Aug-14
14
17
18
19
20
21
TOTAL
5,631,436.00
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Testing and Calibration Services
Since 2009, the DOST-III Regional Standards and Testing Laboratory or RSTL has been
an ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accredited testing laboratory for food and water. The testing services being
offered are served through the Microbiological and Chemical Testing Laboratories. Food processors,
manufacturing firms, water refilling stations, LGUs, students and researchers make up the bulk of
the RSTL’s clientele base.
In2013, the calibration and testing services of the Metrology and Instrumentation
Laboratory (MIL) were also accredited. The Metrology and Instrumentation Laboratory (MIL) was
established to assist LGUs, SMEs and manufacturing firms in the region for their
calibration/testing requirements for weights and balances and pressure and temperature
instruments, among others. MIL is also capable to serve the volumetric calibration needs of gasoline
stations and road tankers. The Tollways Management Corp. (TMC) regularly has their speed
detectors used along the NLEX and SCTEX calibrated by the MIL.
With the approval of the project “Setting-Up of One-Stop Shop Laboratory Services for
Global Competitiveness (OneLab)” and Year 3 implementation of the project on “Strengthening of
DOST Regional Metrology Laboratory Services”, the RSTL took on a more significant role in the
development of SMEs in the region. Project OneLab aims to transform the RSTL into a customerpreferred laboratory through world class services at par with other laboratories outside the
Philippines through infrastructure development and personnel competency training. With the
imminent integration of the ASEAN community through ASEAN 2015 wherein the ten membernations would be transformed into a single market and production base characterized by the free
flow of services, goods, investments, capital and skilled labor, this project is expected to provide the
means by which the RSTL can capture some of these potential markets.
2014 Target
% Accomplishment
It was another productive year for the RSTL with a total of 1,072 clients served and 830
firms availing of various testing and analytical services. For the year 2014, the three laboratories
were able to collect fees amounting to PhP 1,933,008.00.
Accomplishment
I.
MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY
No. of Testing/Calibration Services
1,789
970
184%
630
264
239%
554
163
340%
Rendered
Fees Collected
884,934.00
504,000.00
176%
CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
971
928
105%
180
252
71%
74
156
47%
480,295.00
750,000.00
64%
Rendered
Fees Collected
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METROLOGY LABORATORY
715
324
221%
262
89
294%
202
55
367%
567,780.00
500,000.00
114%
Rendered
Fees Collected
SUMMARY
3,475
2,222
156%
Rendered
1,072
605
177%
830
374
222%
Fees Collected
II.
1,933,008.00
1,754,000.00
110%
Packaging and Labeling Services
One of the S&T Services being provided by DOST-III to the MSMEs is Packaging and
Labeling. Technical services being extended are in the form of consultancy, training, seminar, and
development of packaging & label designs.
Clients are oriented on appropriate packaging materials and labeling requirements to be used
in their respective products. This would entail better product packaging and more attractive label
designs notwithstanding the compliance of the products to standard information requirements.
Firms which were rendered with the Packaging and Labeling Services of DOST-III
experienced productivity improvement in terms of sales, production and employment. DOST-III
developed 99 packaging & label designs to 30 firms and penetrated 30 new markets due to improved
packaging of products.
Below are some of the products assisted by DOST-III which are on display (for sale) at the
Bulacan Pasalubong Center in Malolos City.
Client: Pamana ni Ka Mila (Bulacan)
III.
Client: Rejo Foods (Bulacan)
Technical Consultancy and Trainings
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DOST-III aims to improve the over-all productivity of its beneficiaries thru the provision
of technical consultancy services and conduct of technical trainings.
The implementation of the Manufacturing Productivity Extension Program (MPEX)
program benefited 18 firms located in the region. Thru the MPEX program, DOST-III fields
productivity consultancy teams composed of industrial engineers and experts to undertake
productivity consultancy services to the identified firm-beneficiaries to attain higher productivity
through improvements in the overall operation of the firms.
Table 1. MPEX Firm-Beneficiaries
Province/No. of Firms
Beneficiary
Sector and Product Lines
Complete Address
Accomplishments
AURORA
(2 firms)
SIKATPA/Apostles of
Contemporary Time
Food/Herbal Products
Brgy. Florida, Maria Aurora
Rosbon Aluminum, Glass, and
Iron Works
Metals
Brgy. San Joaquin, Maria
Aurora
St. Ralph Machine Shop
Metals
Brgy. Lucanin, Mariveles
Junar Betis Sash Furniture and
Iron Works
Furniture
731 Sitio Luman Daan East,
Brgy. Capitangan, Abucay
Our Kitchen - East Meets West
Food - Cakes, Pizza
2F Esperanza Mall,
McArthur Hi-way, Calvario,
Meycauayan City
Asian Bakeshop (Enlins)
Food Processing - Breads/
Cakes
Pinagbakahan, Malolos City
Mom's Haus of Mushroom
Food - mushroom products
#661 Peace St., Mary Grace
Village, Sto. Nino, Plaridel
SP Container & Packaging
Corp.
Paper packaging
Bagong Ilog, Marilao
Completed.
Inception Reports submitted and
presented to DOST-3 on May 22;
Copies were provided to PSTCs and
firms; Technology Trainings on GMP,
Food Safety, Housekeeping, 5S,
Bookkeeping, etc. provided to firmbeneficiaries; Progress Reports
submitted to DOST-3 in August;
Copies were provided to PSTCs and
firms; Initial Impact Reports presented
to DOST-3 on Oct. 2; PSTDs/rep
attended the activity and provided
inputs. Comments were forwarded to
IEE on October 8-10, 2014. IEE
submitted REVISED PROGRESS
REPORTS to DOST3 on the 3rd week
of Nov. , 2014; Final Impact Reports
submitted to DOST-3 in Dec. 2014
BATAAN
(2 firms)
BULACAN
(5 firms)
Kitsilver Jewelry
Fashion Accessories
Iba, Meycauayan
NUEVA ECIJA
(1 firm)
Ching-Lene Food Products
FoodNoodle (Miki) Production
Sitio Tanibong, Abar 1st, San
Jose City
PAMPANGA
(6 firms)
South Sea Veneer Corp.
FURNITURE/GHD
veneer materials, furniture
and GHD
Bldg. 09 TRC Cmpd,
Paralayunan, Mabalacat
Edelyn's Food Products
FOOD PROC peanuts,
cashew, garlic chips, sugar
coated peanuts
Purok 6, Sta. Rita, Minalin
Granda's Food Products
FOOD PROC/ sweets:
sansrival, tarts
Cabambangan, Bacolor
Asia Ceramics Corp.
GHD
San Vicente, Sto. Tomas
Panaderia Apung Diung
Bakery
Plaza Burgos, Guagua
Daki's Choice Cut Meat and
Deli
Meat Processing
Brgy. Anunas, Angeles City
Bea’s Homemade Peanut Butter
Food Processing/ Peanut
Butter
Blk. 19, lot 33, Garnet St.
Villa de Sto. Rosario Subd.,
Capas
Earl Meat Products
Food Processing/Meat
Products
Zone 1 Brgy. San Isidro
Tarlac City
TARLAC
(2 firms)
TOTAL 18 FIRMS
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For the agricultural sector, the Comprehensive Agricultural Productivity Enhancement
(CAPE) program was implemented to 13 clusters of farms comprising 20 farmer beneficiaries in the
region. The program fields productivity consultancy teams composed of agri-experts to undertake
productivity consultancy services to the identified farm-beneficiaries to institute effective
management strategies to improve agricultural productivity in their farms.
Table 2. CAPE Farmer-Beneficiaries
Province/No. of
Contracts
BATAAN
2 Contracts
(3 Farmers)
BULACAN
2 Contracts
(5 farmers)
NUEVA ECIJA
2 Contracts
(4 Farmers)
PAMPANGA
4 Contracts
(5 Farmers)
Beneficiary
CAPE Commodity
Address
DMCI Fishpond
Edgar Limcangco owner
Soriano Fishfarm
Nicanor Soriano - owner
Simbul Fish Farm
Romeo Simbul - owner
Libao Farm
Luisito Libao - owner
Coronel Fishfarm
Joseph Coronel - owner
Milkfish, Prawn, Crab
Brgy. Lalawigan, Samal
Milkfish, Prawn, crab
Brgy. Tuyo, Balanga City
Milkfish, Vannamei,
Crab
Milk Fish, Vanamae,
Crab
Milk Fish, Vanamae,
Crab
Brgy. Tuyo, Balanga City
Pagdanganan Farm
Perfecto Pagdanganan
Tiger Prawn
Brgy. Parung Parong,
San Agustin, Hagonoy
Palad Fishfarm
Alberto Palad - owner
Pascual Fishfarm
Rodelio Pascual - owner
Tabangay Farm
David Tabangay - owner
Juane Farm
Simeon Juane - owner
Aguilar Farm
Cayetano Aguilar owner
Ladines Farm
Felix Ladines - owner
Aldana Fishfarm
Benerito Aldana - owner
Madalumdum Farm
Engr. Robert Sunga owner
Caballero Fishfarm
Domingo Saldi - owner
Montemayor Fishfarm
Felipe Cubacub Jr. owner
Milkfish, Prawn, Crab,
Tilapia
Vannamei
Cacao
Cadaclan, Pantabangan
Cacao
Cacao
Cacao
Tilapia
Sta. Lucia, CSFP
Tiger Prawn, Tilapia,
King Crab, Milkfish
San Pedro, Sasmuan
Vannamei, Tilapia
San Antonio, Sasmuan
Vannamei, Milkfish,
Tilapia
San Pedro, Sasmuan
Accomplishments
Completed.
Draft Inception Reports
submitted to DOST-3 on May 20
and presented at the Regional
Office on May 23; Technology
Training on Aquaculture
Technologies conducted on May
29-30, 2014 to Bataan &
Zambales Cluster and Bulacan &
Pampanga Cluster beneficiaries,
respectively at OC Hall and
SACOP; Progress Reports
submitted to DOST-3 on
September 12, 2014; Revised
Impact Reports submitted to
DOST-3 in December.
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ZAMBALES
3 Contracts
(3 Farmers)
13 Clusters
Feldra Farm
Godofredo A. Intal owner
Catolico Farm
c/o Marilou CatolicoBaguilat
Tilapia, Vanammei
Benito St., Minalin
Milkfish, Vannamei
Brgy. Libaba, Palauig
Gamboa Fishfarm
Guillermo Gamboa owner
Milkfish, Tilapia
Brgy. Dirita, Iba
Mercadoi Fishfarm
Engr. Paulo Mercado, Jr.
- owner
Milkfish, Vannamei
Brgy. Amungan, Iba
TOTAL
BENEFICIARIES
20 Farmers
CAPE Farms located in Bataan
Energy System Optimization was conducted by DOST-ITDI consultants to identify
potential energy efficiency and energy conservation opportunities. This will enable firm-beneficiaries
to implement system efficiency improvements that would result in savings in energy cost. The
primary objective of the energy audit is to determine ways to reduce energy consumption per unit of
product output or to lower operating costs. The energy audit provides a benchmark, or reference
point, for managing and assessing energy use across the organization and provides the basis for
ensuring more effective use of energy.
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Table 2. ESO Firm Beneficiaries
Province/No. of
Firms
Beneficiary
Complete Address
Status
AURORA
1
Dialyn's Bakeshop
Food/Bakery Products
So. Labasin, Brgy. Sabang,
Baler
BATAAN
2
Mike-Len Bakery
Food Processing - baked
products
Abucay
Wiggie's Ice Cream
Food Processing
National Road, Brgy Tuyo, City
of Balanga
Anne Geline and Ian's
Bakeshop
Otap, Pilipit, Puto seko,
Toasted mamon, toasted bread,
etc.
759 Estrella Village, Ilangilang, Guiguinto
Allied Metals
Metals & Engineering Fabrication of equipment
Muzon, San Jose del Monte
City
Completed;
Energy Assessment
Reports submitted by
ITDI and provided
PSTCs with e-copies
& for the firm's
copies; The Reports
were presented by
ITDI experts on
December 9, 2014 at
DOST-3 together
with PSTC staff and
some of the firmbeneficiaries. Final
Report submitted to
DOST-3 on December
10, 2014;
NUEVA ECIJA
1
Nueva Ecija Federation of
Dairy Carabao Cooperative
(NEFEDCCO)
FoodFresh Carabao's Milk and
Dairy Products
San Ricardo, Talavera
PAMPANGA
3
FNC-Nathaniels Food
Corporation
Food processing
Juliana, City of San Fernando
Angel Famous, Inc.*
Food processing / deboned
milkfish whole and processed
tilapia
San Jose, Magalang
Asia Ceramics
New Rodriguez & Sons
Engineering & Iron Works
Pottery
Metals Engineering
San Tomas
Mc. Arthur Highway San
Sebastian, Tarlac City
BULACAN
2
TARLAC
1
10
TOTAL FIRMS
ESO consultants conducting Energy Audit for a firm-beneficiary in Malolos City.
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To ensure compliance to food safety standards and regulations, technical consultancy on
Food Safety was provided to 17 food processors thru the assistance of DOST-ITDI food experts.
The consultancy services aimed to improve the firm-beneficiaries’ capability to produce quality and
safe food through proper food handling, preparation and preservation techniques. These included
provision of awareness on food safety standards and regulations; and introduction of GMP and
food defense systems.
Table 4. Food Safety Firm-Beneficiaries
Province/No. of
Firms
AURORA
2 Firms
BATAAN
2 Firms
BULACAN
2 Firms
NUEVA ECIJA
2 Firms
PAMPANGA
5 Firms
TARLAC
2 Firms
ZAMBALES
2 Firms
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Beneficiary
Complete Address
PGA Meat Processors'
Association
Food/Meat Products
Brgy. Reserva, Baler
Samahang Unlad-Bukid ng san
San Isidro Credit Coop.
(SUSICCO)
Food - buko pie
Brgy. San Isidro, San Luis
Wiggie's Ice Cream
Food Processing
National Road, Brgy Tuyo, City of Balanga
Geno's Ice Cream
Food Processing
Orani
Gracepoint Enterprises
Choco bar, Ube pastillas, candy
514 San Ildefonso St., Tuktukan,
Guiguinto
Anne Geline and Ian's Bakeshop
Otap, Pilipit, Puto seko, Toasted mamon,
toasted bread, etc.
759 Estrella Village, Ilang-ilang,
Guiguinto
Aying's Home-made Pastllas
and Chicharon
Food-Pastillas and Chicharon
Bukana, Gapan, N.E.
MJ's Shawarma
Food-Shawarma
Rufina 4 Subd,, Sto Nino 2nd, San Jose
City, Nueva Ecija
John n' Mico Food Products
food processing / chicharones, vinegar
#004 San Miguel, Mexico
Abe Keni Delicacies
food processing / brownies, tarts, yema and
pastillas
San Agustin, Betis, Guagua
Lailen's Pastries
cakes and pastries
Sta. Lucia, CSFP
Toks Special Meat Products
food processing/meat products
San Juan Nepomuceno, Guagua
Sikap ng San Luis Coop.
food processing / pickled papaya and
barbeque
Sta. Rita, San Luis
Anao Bakery
Food Processing/ baked products
San Jose North, Anao
SM Andriade's Bakery
hopia, buns, mamon
Sapang Maragul, Tarlac City
Olongapo Livelihood Support
System, Inc. (OLSSI)
Food
17 Anonas St., West Bajac-Bajac,
Olongapo City
Orlando's Bakery
baked goods
Bangantalinga, Iba
TOTAL FIRMS
19
Provision of technical consultancy on proper farm waste disposal and recommendations on
alternative waste disposal system through the use of Biogas Technology was provided to 10 farms
in the region.
Table 5. Biogas Technology Assisted Farms
Province
Visits
Beneficiary and Address
Zambales
2
BCV Farm, Brgy. Guinabon, Sta. Cruz
1
LGU-San Felipe
2
Balingcaquing Farmers' Assoc.
Balingcaquing, San Felipe
Pampanga
1
L and A Farm, Castillejos, Zambales
2
Bahay Pag-ibig, Home for the Aged
Holy Angel Village, Telabastagan, City of San Fernando
2
Triple A Poultry Farm, Vizal Sto. Cristo, Candaba
1
Poultry Owners, Minalin, Pampanga
1
Ronald Navarro, Rey Lopez, San Bartolome, Sto. Tomas
1
JTN Integrated Farm, Guagua
Tarlac
2
LGU-Anao
Bulacan
1
Bahay at Yaman ni SMDP, Inc.
San Martin de Porres, Bustos
TOTAL
IV.
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Engagements
Technology Training
Responding to the technology concerns of individuals and MSMEs in the region, DOSTIII has provided numerous trainings on various fields of expertise. In partnership with the private
sector, local government units, other government agencies and DOST institutes and councils, DOST
III was able to collectively facilitated the conduct of 193 trainings for 4,560 participants and
benefited 449firms.
Generally, these trainings aim to help improve the productivity and product quality of the
MSMEs in the region and introduce new opportunities to individuals. Most of these trainings were
on food processing, packaging & labeling, furniture and metals & engineering.
No.
Title of Training
Province
1
Seminar Orientation on Food Safety
Principles
Bataan
2
Basic Food Hygiene and GMP Seminar
Bulacan
3
Awareness Seminar on GMP
Bulacan
4
Basic Food Hygiene and GMP Seminar
Bulacan
5
Bulacan
6
Lecture-demo on Fish and Banana
Processing
Training on GMP
7
Training on Mushroom Production
Nueva Ecija
Nueva Ecija
Venue/Location
ABR Fish Dealer Processing Center
Brgy. Pto Rivas Ibaba, City of
Balanga
Cremeria Bakery, Malolos City,
Bulacan
Asian Bakeshop (Enlins), Malolos
City, Bulacan
BPSTPC , Malolos City, Bulacan
San Juan Elem. School, San Juan,
Malolos City, Bulacan
Brgy. Cabu, Cabanatuan City, Nueva
Ecija
Brgy. Bibiclat, Aliaga, Nueva Ecija
No. of
SMEs
No. of Participants
2
27
1
36
1
15
1
14
25
1
48
1
8
20
No.
8
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
1
No. of Participants
Refresher Seminar on HACCP & food
Safety
Product and Process Development
Pampanga
Angel Famous, Magalang, Pampanga
Pampanga
8
24
10
Bamboo Furniture and Handicraft
Manufacture
Pampanga
Heroes Hall, City of San Fernando,
Pampanga
Furniture Training Center, TRC
Mabalacat Techno Center,
Paralayunan, Mabalacat, Pampanga
6
22
11
Training on Finishing of Bamboo
Products
Pampanga
TRC Mabalacat Techno Center,
Paralayunan, Mabalacat
5
20
12
Seminar on Work Ethics and Work
Safety
Pampanga
Impact Balibago, Malabanias, Angeles
City
1
64
13
Pampanga
DOST 3 - RSTL
14
Seminar on Food Safety and
Introduction to food Safety Quality
System
Seminar on GMP
Pampanga
Angel Famous, Mabalacat, Pampanga
1
43
15
Seminar on GMP
Pampanga
Betis Best Function Hall, Guagua
1
21
16
Training on Packaging and Labeling
Pampanga
Heroes Hall, City of San Fernando,
Pampanga
8
24
17
Nationwide Dengue Vector
Surveillance-reorientation refresher
Training
Iba na ang Panahon: Science for Safer
Communities
Pampanga
DOST 3 Conference Room
36
Pampanga
Oxford Hotel, Manuel Roxas St.,
Clark Special Economic Zone, Angeles
City
512
Training on Calibration of Weighing
Instruments and Fuel Dispensing
Pumps
Training on Soya Processing
Pampanga
City Hall, City of San Fernando,
Pampanga
36
Pampanga
2
21
Seminar on Food Safety and
Introduction to food Safety Quality
System/Introduction to ISO 22000
Focusing on Food Safety
Tarlac
Samahang Pangkabuhayan ng mga
Kababaihan ng Lubao, Lubao,
Pampanga
Continuing Education Center, Tarlac
College of Agriculture, Camiling,
Tarlac
22
Seminar on Packaging and Labeling
Zambales
Iba, Zambales
3
23
Training on Candle and Soap Making
Aurora
Brgy. 2, Casiguran, Aurora
24
Safety, 5S of Good Housekeeping and
Work Ethics
Aurora
Robson Aluminum Glass and Iron
Works
Ma. Aurora, Aurora
1
10
25
GMP, Food Safety and 5S
Aurora
SIKATPA, Maria Aurora, Aurora
1
24
26
Training on Wood Finishing Techniques
Bataan
Novelita Upholstery and Furniture
Center
Brgy. Kaparangan, Orani
1
15
27
Safety, 5S of Good Housekeeping and
Work Ethics
Bataan
St. Ralph Machine Shop
Mariveles, Bataan
1
9
28
Training on Aquaculture Technology
Bataan
FMA Hall, Olongapo City Hall, Rizal
Avenue, West Bajac-Bajac, Olongapo
City
9
12
29
Training on Financial Systems Control
Bataan
St. Ralph Machine Shop,
Mariveles, Bataan
1
3
30
Basic Aquaculture Technology and
Practice, Physico-Chemical and
Biological Parameters
Bataan
Simbul Fish Farm, Balanga City
1
1
9
18
19
20
11
5
22
50
12
32
21
No.
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
No. of Participants
31
Practice, Physico-Chemical and
Bataan
1
1
32
Basic Recording, Bookkeeping and
Accounting
Bataan
1
1
33
Accounting
Bataan
1
1
34
DOST Seminar-Forum SETUP and
Biogas Digester Technology
Bulacan
Green Pond Restaurant, Sta. Maria,
Bulacan
26
48
35
GMP and Food Safety Seminar
Bulacan
Baliuag South Control. Sch. , Sto.
Cristo, Baliuag, Bulacan
36
GMP and Food Safety Seminar
Bulacan
37
Squash Canton Noodle Making
Bulacan
38
Bulacan
Dreamfine Frozen Dairies, Sipat,
Plaridel, Bulacan
San Lorenzo Ruiz Charity
Foundation, San Manuel, SJDM
SACOP, CSFP
39
Training on Processing of Squash/
Awareness Seminar on Good
Manufacturing Practices
Bulacan
40
Awareness Seminar on GMP and 5S
Seminar
Practice, Physioco-Chemical and
Bulacan
77
1
12
1
12
18
22
Brgy. Hall of Bayabas, DRT, Bulacan
1
18
1
63
Bulacan
SunGlobe Enterprises, Iba,
Meycauayan City, Bulacan
Rodelio Pascual Fish Farm, Hagonoy
1
1
Accounting
Bulacan
1
1
Bulacan
1
1
Bulacan
1
1
Bulacan
1
1
Bulacan
1
1
47
Accounting
Bulacan
1
1
48
Accounting
Bulacan
1
1
49
Accounting
Bulacan
1
1
50
Accounting
Bulacan
1
1
51
GMP Seminar
Bulacan
Malolos Resort Club Royale, Malolos
City, Bulacan
16
23
52
Bulacan
Our Kitchen, East Meets West
1
16
41
42
43
44
45
46
22
No.
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
No. of Participants
53
GMP, Sanitary Standard Operation
Procedures, 5S of Good House Keeping
Bulacan
SP Container and Packaging
Corporation
Marilao, Bulacan
1
30
54
Lecture-Demo on Fish Processing
Bulacan
New Frontier, Bagong Nayon,
Baliuag, Bulacan
55
Bulacan
Ilang-Ilang Covered Court , Guiguinto,
Bulacan
2
21
56
Bulacan
Estrella Village, Ilang-Ilang,
Guiguinto, Bulacan
1
25
57
Bulacan
Pritil Elem. School, Guiguinto,
Bulacan
1
11
58
GMP, Food Safety, 5S & SSOP
Nueva Ecija
Ching-lene Food Products
Sitio Tanibong, San Jose City, Nueva
Ecija
1
6
59
Synthetic Dying of Indigenous Fibers
Pampanga
Mexico, Pampanga
3
20
60
Training cum Consultancy on Product
and Process Improvement on Candle
Making
Pampanga
San Simon, Pampanga
1
16
61
Pampanga
SACOP, CSFP
13
17
62
Training on Essential Oil ExtractionEnfleurage Technique
Pampanga
MAO-LGU Lubao
1
18
63
Training on Wood Surface Preparation
Pampanga
Hidden Paradise, Macabebe Pampanga
2
12
64
Training on GMP
Pampanga
1
23
65
Training on GMP
Pampanga
1
12
66
Training on GMP
Pampanga
1
9
67
Training on GMP
Pampanga
Pan Plaza Bakery (Apung Diung),
Guagua
Brgy. Saguin, City of San Fernando,
Pampanga
Toks Special Meat Products, Guagua,
Pampanga
Lailen's Pastries
1
42
68
Effective Leadership & Communication
and Stress Management for a
Productive Work Environment
Pampanga
Shakey's Dau
1
16
69
Pampanga
Edelyn's Homemade Nuts, Minalin
1
19
70
GMP, SSOP, and 5S of Good
Housekeeping
Pampanga
Granda's Sweets and Delicacies,
Bacolor
1
11
71
Safety, 5S of Good Housekeeping, Work
Ethics with Team Bldg
Pampanga
Furniture City Function Hall
1
40
72
5S of Good Housekeeping, GMP and
SSOP
Pampanga
Panaderia Apung Diung, Guagua,
Pampanga
1
9
73
Physical Fitness Awareness for
Productivity Improvement
Pampanga
Asia Ceramics Corporation
Sto. Tomas, Pampanga
1
29
74
Pampanga
Feldra Farm, Minalin
1
1
75
Pampanga
Aldana Fish Farm, City of San
Fernando
1
1
27
23
No.
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
1
No. of Participants
76
Pampanga
Madalumdum Fish Farm, Sasmuan
77
Pampanga
Caballero Fish Farm, Sasmuan
1
1
78
Pampanga
Montemayor Fish Farm, Sasmuan
1
1
79
Accounting
Pampanga
Feldra Farm, Minalin
1
1
80
Accounting
Pampanga
Aldana Fish Farm, City of San
Fernando
1
1
81
Accounting
Pampanga
Madalumdum Fish Farm, Sasmuan
1
1
82
Accounting
Pampanga
Caballero Fish Farm, Sasmuan
1
1
83
Accounting
Pampanga
Montemayor Fish Farm, Sasmuan
1
1
84
Pampanga
Daki's Choice Cut Meal and Deli,
Angeles City
1
8
85
Training on Good Manufacturing
Practices (GMP) Batch 1
Pampanga
San Simon, Pampanga
1
47
86
Practices (GMP)
Pampanga
Macabebe, Pampanga
1
12
87
Pampanga
DOST III Conference Room, CSFP
32
Pampanga
122
Pampanga
44
Pampanga
50
Pampanga
58
Pampanga
47
93
Technical Training on the operation of
hydromet devices and Interpretation of
Data Generated
Surveillance-reorientation Refresher
Training
Training
Training
Training
Training
Root Cause Analysis Seminar
Pampanga
57
94
Science and Technology Career Forum
Pampanga
Justino Sevilla High School, Arayat
95
Tarlac
Earl Meat Products
Brgy. San Isidro, Tarlac City
1
13
96
Tarlac
Capas, Tarlac
1
21
88
89
90
91
92
1
33
24
No.
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
No. of Participants
97
Product Development and Financial
System and Controls
Tarlac
Earl Meat Products
Brgy. San Isidro, Tarlac City
1
1
98
Training on Financial System &
Controls
Tarlac
Capas, Tarlac
1
1
99
Training on Wood Finishing Techniques
Zambales
Sean Fine Furniture's
Brgy. Faranal, San Felipe, Zambales
1
6
100
Zambales
FMA Hall, Olongapo City Hall, Rizal
Avenue, West Bajac-Bajac, Olongapo
City, Zambales
13
16
101
Technology Forum on Ice Cream
Making
Zambales
FMA Hall, Olongapo City Hall, West
Bajac-Bajac, Olongapo City, Zambales
4
28
102
Technology Training on Safe
Manufacture of Taho
Zambales
3
23
103
Technology Forum on the Safe
Manufacture of Peanut Butter
Zambales
3
26
104
Zambales
Catolico Fish Farm, Palauig
1
1
105
Zambales
Gamboa Fish Farm, Iba
1
1
106
Zambales
Mercado Fish Farm, Iba
1
1
107
Accounting
Zambales
Catolico Fish Farm, Palauig
1
1
108
Accounting
Zambales
Gamboa Fish Farm, Iba
1
1
109
Accounting
Zambales
Mercado Fish Farm, Iba
1
1
110
Seminar on Packaging and Labeling
Zambales
Nursery Shed of PAO, Iba, Zambales
7
15
111
Seminar on Food Safety
Zambales
Nursery Shed of PAO, Iba, Zambales
7
15
112
Training on the Operation of StyroPlastic Densifier
Zambales
Panan, Botolan, Zambales
17
113
Training on the Operation of Bioreactor
(compost Making)
Zambales
17
114
Training on Charcoal Briquetting
Zambales
17
115
Firm-level training on the Operation of
Finishing Spray Booth
San Agustin, City of San Fernando,
Pampanga
1
4
25
No.
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
No. of Participants
116
Skills and Entrepreneurial Training on
Coconut-based Food Processing
Aurora
Brgy. San Isidro, San Luis, Aurora
3
18
117
Sweet Potato and Squash-based Food
Processing
Aurora
Brgy. Debucao, Maria Aurora, Aurora
1
28
118
Firm-level Training on Food Safety and
GMP
Bataan
Geno's Ice Cream, Orani
1
6
119
Firm-level Training on Food Safety and
GMP
Bataan
Wiggies's Ice Cream, Balanga City
1
5
120
Seminar on Safety First and 5S of Good
Housekeeping
Bataan
Junar Betis Sash Furniture & Iron
Works, Abucay
1
3
121
Firm-level Training on Financial
Management and Control
Bataan
Junar Betis Sash Furniture and Iron
Works, Brgy. Capitangan, Abucay,
Bataan
1
3
122
5S Seminar
Bulacan
Fairdeal Chemical Industries, Inc.,
Malis, Guiguinto, Bulacan
1
21
123
Food Safety Seminar
Bulacan
Gracepoint Enterprises, Tuktukan,
Guiguinto, Bulacan
1
8
124
Food Safety Seminar
Bulacan
Anne Geline's and Ian's Bakeshop
Ilang-Ilang, Guiguinto, Bulacan
1
27
125
Basic Handloom Weaving
Bulacan
Smart Interior Enterprise, Marilao
1
7
126
Packaging and Labeling Seminar
Bulacan
Malolos Resort Club Royale, Malolos
City
30
33
127
Bulacan
AF Global, Inc. ,Sta. Rita, Guiguinto,
Bulacan
1
30
128
Training on Food Safety
Nueva Ecija
Aying's Pastillas, Cabiao, Nueva Ecija
1
12
129
Training on Food Safety
Nueva Ecija
MJ's Shawarma, San Jose City
1
5
130
Nueva Ecija
Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija
1
45
131
Practice
Training on Pest Management
Nueva Ecija
1
1
132
Nueva Ecija
1
1
133
Nueva Ecija
1
1
134
Nueva Ecija
1
1
135
Training on Product and Process
Improvement
Pampanga
DOST 3
Conference Room
26
54
136
Training on Product & Process
Improvement for Fish Processing
Pampanga
Angel Famous Gourmet Food Corp.,
Magalang
1
8
137
Training on Resin with Fiber glass
Pampanga
Heroes Hall, City of San Fernando
8
21
138
Practices (GMP) Batch 2
Pampanga
San Simon, Pampanga
1
59
139
Seminar Orientation on Basic Food
Hygiene and GMP
Pampanga
The Ranch Bakery
San Jose, San Simon
1
89
140
Seminar on Meat Processing
Pampanga
LBC, CSF
1
15
26
No.
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
No. of Participants
141
Seminar on Basic Food Hygiene and
Good Manufacturing Practices
Pampanga
Benigno Aquino Hall, Capitol
Compound, CSFP
1
33
142
Pampanga
PWD Office, Angeles City
1
15
143
Pampanga
Benigno Aquino Hall, Capitol
Compound, CSFP
11
29
144
Pampanga
Pampanga High School
62
145
Basics in Conducting Research and
Critiquing Research Topic Proposals
Pampanga
ICT high School, CSFP
105
146
Science and Technology Forum
Pampanga
Sto. Tomas High
School (Computer Laboratory)
Sasmuan, Pampanga
34
147
Pampanga
Arayat Holy Child
Education Foundation Inc.
Arayat, Pampanga
42
148
Pampanga
Conference Room,
Municipal Hall, Macabebe, Pampanga
47
149
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Tarlac
Gerona, Tarlac
1
16
150
Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) Welding
Training
Tarlac
Gerona, Tarlac
1
16
151
HACCP Training
Tarlac
Sta. Ignacio Tarlac
1
28
152
Lecture/Workshop on Starting a Micro
Business
Tarlac
Anao, Tarlac
5
8
153
Lecture/Workshop on Cash Flow
Reporting
Tarlac
Anao, Tarlac
5
8
154
Lecture/Workshop on Food Quality
Control
Tarlac
Anao, Tarlac
5
8
155
Lecture/Workshop on GMP
Tarlac
Anao, Tarlac
5
156
Training on Smoked Fish Processing
Tarlac
Anao, Tarlac
157
Training on Mushroom Processing
Tarlac
Anao, Tarlac
1
7
158
Training on Ice Cream Production
Tarlac
Anao, Tarlac
1
12
159
Training on Food Safety &
Preservation & Introduction to
HACCP
Training on Food Safety &
Preservation & Introduction to
HACCP
Training on the Operation of Form Fill
and Seal Packaging Machine
Zambales
White Rock Water Park & Beach
Hotel, Subic, Zambales
1
66
Zambales
Mountain Woods Hotel, Subic
1
9
Zambales
Suki Tamu Roast Chicken, Olongapo
City
1
3
Telapayong, Arayat, Pampanga
1
4
160
161
8
18
162
Firm-level training on the Operation of
Finishing Spray Booth
163
Cassava and Gabi Food Production
Aurora
Dingalan
2
19
164
Training on Accounting for NonAccountants
Aurora
SACOP, City of San Fernando,
Pampanga
2
7
27
No.
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
2
No. of Participants
165
Trainer's Training on Packaging and
Labeling
Bataan
Provincial Cooperative and Enterprise
Development Office (PCEDO), Capitol
Cmpd., City of Balanga, Bataan
166
Orientation-Seminar on trends in
Packaging and Label Design
Bataan
Provincial Cooperative and Enterprise
Development Office (PCEDO), Capitol
Cmpd., City of Balanga, Bataan
13
20
167
Bataan
Pampanga
2
7
168
Invent School Program SeminarWorkshop
Bataan
Bonifacio Camacho National High
School, Abucay, Bataan
0
56
169
Invent School Program SeminarWorkshop
Bataan
Pablo Roman National High School,
Pilar, Bataan
0
62
170
Training on Wine Making
Bulacan
Kaybanban, SJDMC, Bulacan
1
6
171
Bulacan
Catmon, Sta. Maria, Bulacan
1
16
172
Bulacan
Sulucan, Angat, Bulacan
1
60
173
Current Good Manufacturing Practices
Seminar
Bulacan
Tuktukan, Guiguinto, Bulacan
1
71
174
Bulacan
Iba Este, Calumpit, Bulacan
1
13
175
Bulacan
Dampol B, Pulilan, Bulacan
1
9
176
Bulacan
Pampanga
4
8
177
Biogas Technology Forum
Nueva Ecija
Baloc, Sto. Domingo, NE
1
15
178
Nueva Ecija
Pampanga
1
1
179
Training on Peanut Processing
Pampanga
San Roque Arbol, Lubao, Pampanga
3
36
180
Training on Autocad Operation
(Advance Module)
Training on Synthetic Tie Dyeing
Technology with lectures on
Entrepreneurship for Family
Development Sessions
Pampanga
19
25
Pampanga
Tuazon Farm, Barangay Lara, City of
San Fernando Pampanga
LGU-Mexico
182
Pampanga
Sasmuan, Pampanga
1
17
183
Pampanga
San Luis Municipal Hall,
San Luis, Pampanga
11
46
184
Pampanga
Sta. Barbara, Bacolor, Pampanga
1
13
185
Pampanga
Pampanga
6
17
186
Candle Making
Tarlac
Anao, Tarlac
1
15
187
GMP
Tarlac
Sta. Juliana, Capas
1
14
181
14
111
28
No.
Title of Training
Province
Venue/Location
No. of
SMEs
No. of Participants
188
Tarlac
Pampanga
3
8
189
Basic Food Hygiene, Good
Manufacturing Process and Food
Preparation Seminar-Workshop
Zambales
Nicera Philippines, Training Room,
Bldg 3,Lot 46, Block F, Subic
Technopark, Argonaut Highway,
Boton Area, SBFZ
2
15
190
Packaging and Labeling Seminar
Zambales
MPC, Brgy. Maloma, San Felipe,
Zambales
2
19
191
Basic Food Hygiene and Good
Manufacturing Process Seminar
Zambales
MPC, Brgy. Maloma, San Felipe,
Zambales
2
12
192
Seminar-Workshop on Project
Identification and Proposal Packaging
HAU, Angeles City
57
193
Invent School Program
Pampanga High School, City of San
Fernando
48
Total
449
4,560
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OTHER PRIORITY AREAS
Programs undertaken in this function area are aimed towards nurturing a science culture.
S&T Scholarships
At the beginning of the year, there were 535 on-going scholars enrolled in various higher education
institutions in the region. Of these, a total of 56 scholars graduated at the end of school year 2013-2014.
A total of 2,245 fourth year high school students submitted their applications for the scholarship examinations
to select the new batch of scholars for school year 2014-2015. Of these, 325 successful applicants qualified to
take up four or five year baccalaureate degrees in identified S&T priority courses.
DOST scholars are entitled to receive monthly stipends, book allowance, transportation allowance (for
those studying outside their home region) and tuition fees. For 2014, a total of PhP 32,580,783.10 was released
to cover the abovementioned scholarship privileges.
As part of their contractual obligation as DOST scholars, graduates are required to render service in the
country equivalent to the number of years which a scholar enjoys the scholarship. Upon completion of the required
service obligation, a scholar is granted final clearance from the scholarship program. A total of 20 scholargraduates applied for and received their certification of final clearance from the scholarship program in 2014.
S&T Library and Information Services
There were a total of 1,129library users composed of students, entrepreneurs and other researchers and
professionals who visited the Regional S&T Library last year. As part of the effort to create and maintain online
presence, titles of investigatory projects were uploaded into the DOST3 website under menu on library services.
Researchers can view the titles of science investigatory projects grouped per category through the website and can
visit the regional library to read the whole research article.
S&T Promotion and Advocacy
The biggest activity undertaken by DOST3 in S&T promotion and advocacy for 2014 was its
participation in the Southern Luzon Cluster Science and Technology Fair which was conducted last August 1820, 2014 at the Ibalong Centrum for Recreation, Tahao Road, Legazpi City. The fair was highlighted by seminars,
technology fora, exhibits, contest on disaster prevention and mitigation and high school quiz contest. The cluster
S&T fair and exhibits brought together four (4) DOST regional offices, which included the National Capital
Region and Regions III, IV-A and IV-B. The activity was aimed at showcasing significant S&T developments
and how these impact on the lives of ordinary Filipinos.
S&T Networks and Linkages
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1. Central Luzon Agricultural Resources R&D Consortium
Regional R&D Group
Regional Technology Promotions Group
2. Central Luzon Industry & Energy R&D Consortium
Regional Technical Working Group
Regional Promotion and Information Services Group
3. Central Luzon Health R&D Consortium
Research Management Committee
Ethics Committee
Secretariat Office
4. Regional Inter-Agency Committee on Environmental Health
5. Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council
6. Nutricomnet
7. Consumernet
8. Regional SME Team
9. NEDA-Project Development Assistance Center
10. RCDA
11. Association of Government Information Officers
12. DOST Media Core
13. DOST R&D Survey
14. Regional IT and E-Commerce Committee Region III
15. E-DOST
Webmasters Consortium
Performance M&E Reporting System
Phil S&T HR Info System
DOST Scholarship Online IS
16. e-Lib/Scinet
17. IDEA Team
18. Food Safety Team
19. Energy Audit
20. Meycauayan-Marilao-Obando River System Water Quality
21. Manila Bay Site Coordinating Committee
Special Projects
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Nationwide Dengue Vector Surveillance
258 public elementary and secondary schools in Region 3 served as sentinel schools. These are the schools
that send regular reports to the project website and have High OLTRAP Index in the prior year implementation
of the project. A Re-Orientation and Refresher Training of OLTRAP was also conducted last June 2014 at the
DOST-III Conference Room for all the DepEd Dengue Division Coordinators and Teacher Coordinators as well
as representatives of other partner agencies like DILG and DOH.
20 schools from among the 258 schools in Region 3 received Plaques & Certificates of Recognition for
being outstanding implementors. The criteria used in choosing the best sentinel schools include the following: (a)
Weekly updating of the school data on the website; (b) Coming up with best practices; (c) Efforts done to lower
the OL Index in the school. DOST-III conducted regular monitoring and surprise on-site visits to validate their
accomplishments.
Lastly, DOST-III was adjudged as the national winner for the Best Project Implementor for the
“Nationwide Dengue Vector Surveillance” project.
Deployment of Early Warning Systems in Disaster-Prone Areas (DEWS Project)
In response to President Aquino's instructions to put in place a responsive program for disaster
prevention and mitigation, specifically, for the Philippines' warning agencies to be able to provide a 6-hour leadtime warning to vulnerable communities against impending floods and to use advanced technology to enhance
current geo-hazard vulnerability maps, the Real Time monitoring of Nationwide Operational Assessment of
Hazards (NOAH) was launched by the Department of Science and Technology.
Integral to the NOAH Program are the “Emergency Distribution of Hydrometeorological Devices in
Hard-Hit Areas in the Philippines (HYDROMET)” Project for CY 2012-2014 and the “Deployment of Early
Warning Systems (DEWS) in Disaster-prone Areas” for CY 2014-2017.
Through the projects, additional automated rain gauges (ARGs), water level monitoring stations
(WLMS) and tandem (ARG with WLMS) devices will be distributed and installed nationwide with priority
given to areas within the 18 major river basins of the country. Data obtained through these devices will be
incorporated in PAGASA’s models and in the ongoing research and development work under the NOAH Program,
which aim to enhance disaster management through automation of processes and in the use of latest technologies.
The Department of Science and Technology-Region III, in partnership with ASTI, PAGASA and
different LGUs in the region, has installed the following devices in 2014:
Hydromet Project Phase 2
Site
Town/City
Province
Cong Dado Dam
Brgy. San Juan Bano, Arayat
Pampanga
Apalit-Pandaguirig Bridge
Brgy. Apalit, Floridablanca
Pampanga
Pio-Planas Bridge
Brgy. Pio, Porac
Pampanga
Dolores Bridge
Brgy, Hacienda Dolores, Porac
Pampanga
Gatbuca Bridge
Brgy. Calizon, Calumpit
Bulacan
San Juan Bridge
Brgy. Poblacion/ San Juan San Miguel
Bulacan
Salacot Bridge
Brgy. Salacot San Miguel
Bulacan
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Matictic Bridge
Brgy. Matictic Norzagaray
Bulacan
Bamban Bridge
Brgy. Lourdes, Bamban
Tarlac
Sto. Rosa Bridge
Brgy. Rizal/ La Fuentes Sta. Rosa
Nueva Ecija
Tabuating Bridge
Brgy. Luna, Sta Rosa
Nueva Ecija
Vega Bridge
Brgy. Vega, Bongabon
Nueva Ecija
Cabu Bridge
Brgy. Cabu Cabanatuan City
Nueva Ecija
Cadaclan Bridge 1
Brgy. Canili Pantabangan
Nueva Ecija
Sicsican Bridge
Brgy. Calipahan/Sicsican Talavera
Nueva Ecija
Sibut Bridge
Brgy. San Juan, San Jose
Nueva Ecija
Pulo Bridge
Brgy. Pulo, San Isidro
Nueva Ecija
Palayan-Natividad Bridge
Brgy. Singalat, Palayan City
Nueva Ecija
FINANCE AND GENERAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT
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For the year 2014, DOST III financial resources amounted to PhP 93.1 million. The region’s financial
resources included approved appropriations per the 2014 General Appropriation Act (PhP 82.1 million), funds
transferred from other DOST Councils and Institutes (PhP 1.9 million), Continuing appropriation (PhP
1.1million) and funds from the Special Purpose Fund (PhP 8 million).
The Special Purpose Fund released by the Department of Budget and Management includes salary
increases, terminal leave benefits and other personnel benefits with the corresponding increases in government
share.
Overall Fund utilization for the year was 97.14%.
The table below presents the 2014 appropriations, allotment and expenditures of the regional office.
2014 APPROPRIATION/ALLOTMENT/EXPENDITURES
ITEMS
1. Research and Development
Appropriations
Allotment
Expenditures
-
-
56,795,506.60
58,544,819.36
57,349,795.71
571,505.58
752,172.17
747,613.51
b. Technical Services
10,411,869.79
14,335,319.23
14,066,538.27
c. Science Promotion
723,467.80
793,700.10
786,932.63
4. S&T Education and Training
879,575.46
1,141,175.34
1,135,511.86
5. Development, Integration and
2,245,308.40
3,495,452.66
3,142,931.09
10,509,766.37
14,068,894.25
13,237,344.64
82,137,000.00
93,131,533.11
90,466,667.71
2. Technology Delivery
3. S&T Services
a. Information Services
Coordination of the National
Research or S&T System
6. General Administration and
Support Services
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External Funds
In 2014, DOST also received a total of PhP 42.4 million from other DOST councils/institutes as well
as LGU partners to implement various programs and projects within the agency’s mandate and priorities. The
fund sources and the respective amount received are provided in the table below.
Fund Source/Project
Amount Received
Science Education Institute
Implementation of DOST- SEI Scholarship Program
Sub-Total
37,356,087.18
37,356,087.18
Technology Application and Promotion Institute
Invent School Program
68,000.00
Purchase Order Financing for Mallari's Nursery
Sub-Total
1,121,750.00
1,189,750.00
PCHRD
Institutional Linkages & Activities in Region III- CLHRDC
Sub-Total
1,643,604.76
1,643,604.76
PCIEERD
Strengthening the Testing and Analytical Capabilities of the Regional
Laboratories to Support the Competitiveness of Local Industries (STARLABS)
Sub-Total
1,122,227.13
1,122,227.13
DOST-NCR
Dengue Vector Surveillance in the National Capital Region and Southern
Luzon Cluster
Sub-Total
Provincial Government of Aurora
Provincial Government of Bulacan
Provincial Government of Tarlac
884,179.00
884,179.00
10,000.00
100,000.00
70,000.00
Financial Assistance for the Conduct of
"Iba na ang Panahon" Forum
Sub-Total
180,000.00
GRAND TOTAL
42,375,848.07
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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2014 Trainings and Seminars Attended by DOST-3 Staff
Title of Training/Seminar
1. PhilGEPS Hands-On Training for Phase 1
2. Consultative Assembly of DOST System FAD Chiefs,
Accountants & Budget Officers for FY 2014
Participants
Belen Q. Garcia
Wilfredo F. Sibal
Analin S. Carlos
Belen Q. Garcia
Evangeline M. Bautista
3. Industrial Calibration & Measurement Uncertainty
Agnes G. Feliciano
Rose Anne G. Torres
4. National Summit on Teen Pregnancy 2014
Maria Gemma B. Arante
5. Regional Seminar-Workshop on Research
Upgrading & Performance Evaluation
WFSibal, MCBatac, KSYango,
NDMCapan, MCCMariano,
Conducted by
eBlackboards Inc.
Duration
Jan. 27-28
DOST Central Office
Feb. 20-21
MIRDC
April 10-11
NYC, DOH, WHO
ASRH
April 24-25
CLSU
April 29-30
CLSSunglao
6. Seminar / Workshop on Root Cause Analysis
DOST-3 Staff
DOST III
June 26-27
7. Training Workshops for the Members of the
Nikki Dyan M. Capan,
PCHRDC
June 30 -
Technical Review Boards of the RHRDCs
Camille Louise S. Sunglao
8. Seminar / Workshop on Enforcing Records Retention
and Disposition Authority
Remedios R. Guilas
PRMAI
Sep. 9-11
9. Nutrition in the Face in the face of Climate Change
Angelita Q. Parungao
10. Unified Accounts Code Structure (UACS)
Agnes G. Feliciano
Ruby Rose J. Dizon
11. Training on Fecal Coliform Determination in Food
Michael Carlo C. Mariano
& water in your Microbiological Laboratory, Statistical
Aldrin Ian R. Alquero
July 2
Oct. 09
DOST Central Office
Oct. 27-29
DOST XI
Nov. 02-08
DBM
Nov. 19-21
PCHRD
Nov. 23-26
Validation on Quality Assurance in Proximate Analysis
& Trace Metal in Food & water in Chem. Laboratory
12. Government Procurement Reform Act (R.A. 9184)
and its revised IRR and Updates
Belen Q. Garcia
13. 14th FERCAP International Conference and the 1st
PHREB National Conference"
Marites C. Batac
14. Orientation-Training on Gender Mainstreaming
Monitoring System (GMMS)
Angelita Q. Parungao
DOST Central Office
Dec. 01
15. National Planning Workshop for the DOST Food
Safety Program
Carol B. Basilio
Nikki Dyan M. Capan
Michael Carlo C. Mariano
DOST Central Office
Dec. 4-5
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