Newsletter No.2 2011 2Q - Davao Integrated Development Program

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DIDP PARTICIPATES IN HAZARD MAPPING MAPSHOP IN
TAGAYTAY
By Noel E. Dacanay
Integrating Disaster Risk Reduction and
Climate Change Adaptation (DRR-CCA)
in Local Development Planning and
Decision Making Processes is a project
of the National Economic Development
Authority (NEDA) in partnership with
the United Nations Development
Programme (UNDP) and the Australian
Agency for International Development
(AusAID). The project aims to
mainstream the integrated concerns of
disaster risk reduction and climate
change adaptation into the Provincial
Development and Physical Framework
Plans (PDPFP).
One of its activities is the capability
building on Geographic Information
System (GIS) application for DRR-CCA
Hazard Mapping. The 3rd batch of the
Hazard Mapping Workshop was held on
June 5-11, 2011 at Taal Vista Hotel,
Tagaytay City, participated by provincial
LGUs, and regional personnel from the
Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB)
and NEDA all over the country.
Participants from Region XI were Miguel
S. Herrera III and Engr. Orville Dipaling
of NEDA XI, Engr. Ingrid Fontanella of
Davao Del Norte, Caroline Cossid of
Davao del Sur, Kenny Omambat of MGB
XI, and Noel Dacanay of DIDP PMO. The
objective of the Mapshop is for the
provinces to complete and digitize all
hazard maps needed in preparing their
DRR-CCA enhanced PDPFP. Five (5)
tutors from the University of the
Philippines - Training Center for
Advanced Geodesy and
Photogrammetry (UP-TCAGP) were
present to assist the participants in
preparing and digitizing their maps,
supervised by Reynaldo Punongbayan
Jr. of the Regional Development
Coordination Staff of NEDA (NEDA
RDCS).
Immediately after the arrival and checkin of the participants at the hotel on
June 5, a review on Geographic
Information System (GIS) was
conducted. The following day, the
Mapshop proper commenced after the
Preliminaries and Context Setting,
generating scenario maps using Rapid
Earthquake Damage Assessment
Software (REDAS). Developed by DOST4
PHIVOLCS, REDAS can be used to
simulate various earthquake scenarios
to generate ground shaking, liquefaction
and earthquake-induced landslide
hazard maps in a format which can be
further processed using GIS. It also has
the capabilities to provide a historical
seismicity of any given area within the
Philippines and the indicative location of
fault zones.
DIDP GIS Head Noel Dacanay with Engr.
Dipaling of NEDA during the mapshop.
The participants were able to determine
the fault lines and trenches near their
province, gather historical seismicity
within a 100-200 km radius, and select
the highest intensity and depth occurring
in a fault or trench. With this, they
created a scenario using REDAS by
choosing a given fault and locating the
epicenter (the participants will record
the coordinates of the epicenter they
chose for the documentation). The
scenario was generated using the
historical seismicity as parameters of the
intensity and the depth as well as the
azimuth of the fault line. The
participants will generate a maximum of
five scenarios. The facilitator/s also
taught them to convert raster files (from
REDAS) to vector files (shape file) using
ArcGIS 9.3 and reclassify the result to
visualize the map and make it more
presentable and easier to understand.
The participants also did the
documentation of the result scenarios,
and were taught about geo-referencing
and digitization of other raster disaster
maps like tsunami, flood prone, raininduced landslide, as well as Mapping
standards and presentation formats of
the outputs.
GROUNDWATER... From page 1
the expected limits but it was
recommended to the BAWASA officers in
the pilot sites to observe and limit the
amount of water extraction to the
original quantity design to maintain the
sustainability of the groundwater source.
There was also a need to clean-up the
wells in Brgy. Waan, Davao City to
prevent damage to the pump.
April - June 2011
Contents:
On the other hand, resistivity surveys for
the evaluation of groundwater sources
were conducted in Brgy. Cacao in Panabo
City and Brgy. Licup and Brgy. Cawag in
Island Garden City of Samal in May to
June 2011. Two candidate sites in each
barangay were tested, and using the test
results, a possible drilling location was
selected. Water samples from sources
that are nearest to the survey sites were
also collected to evaluate the water
quality around the area of the selected
drilling points. On the last week of June
2011, the drilling in Brgy. Cacao were
monitored and drilling samples were
collected and evaluated to validate the
survey results. These data can also be
used as reference for future surveys. The
three surveys were commissioned by the
LGU of Davao del Norte. Personnel from
the Engineering and Planning Offices of
Panabo City, Island Garden City of Samal,
and Provincial Government of Davao del
Norte were present to participate in the
survey as part of the continuing technical
transfer on groundwater development.
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The Davao Integrated Development Program is
an LGU - led initiative of the provinces of Davao
del Norte, Davao del Sur, Compostela Valley
and Davao Oriental, and the cities of Davao,
Tagum, Panabo, Island Garden City of Samal,
Digos and Mati.
DAVAO INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Project Management Office
Ground Flr., JFM Corporate Center, Atis St.
Juna Subd., Matina, Davao City 8000
( (82) 297-1258, 297-0058
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.didp.gov.ph
DIDP Newsletter Editorial Team
At the end of the Mapshop, Region XI
participants submitted the expected
outputs to the facilitator. For the
continuation of this activity, the Regional
Methodology Updating Mapshop was
scheduled on July 13-15, 2011 at NEDARDC XI Center Conference Hall, Bangkal,
Davao City. * * *
Issue No. 2
GRACE L. MAGALONA
BIENVENIDO T. GALANG JR.
Contributing Writers
NOEL L. LOPEZ
NANETTE B. DIGAO
RHODERICK A. AVILES
MICHAEL C. NACPIL
NOEL E. DACANAY
Proposed 2011 Farm-To-Market
Road Projects Validated ............... 1
Groundwater Activities for
2nd Quarter of 2011 ....................1
Cacao Development in
Davao Region ................................1
Monitoring and Evaluation of
IFSP Livelihood Projects ................3
DIDP Participates in Hazard
Mapping Mapshop in Tagaytay ....4
PROPOSED 2011 FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD PROJECTS
VALIDATED
By: Engr. Noel L. Lopez
T
he Inspectorate Team of the
DA RFU-XI and the DIDP-PMO
conducted a project site validation
of the proposed FMR Projects
under DA's Locally Funded Projects
for CY 2011 on March 28 to April
01, 2011. The team was assisted by
the FMR focal persons of the
respective DIDP member LGUs.
Proposed improvement of Marawer to Bacoco Road
CACAO DEVELOPMENT IN
DAVAO REGION
By: Engr. Nanette B. Digao
The FMR projects validated by the located at Kapatagan, Digos City
Team are:
Con’t ...FMR on page 4
GROUNDWATER ACTIVITIES FOR 2ND QUARTER OF 2011
By: Engr. Michael C. Nacpil
The DIDP-PMO attended the Philippines
Cocoa Investment and Development
Workshop on April 28-29, 2011 at
Waterfront Insular Hotel, Davao City. This
event was organized by the Agricultural
Cooperative Development International
and Volunteers in Overseas Cooperative
Assistance (ACDI/VOCA) and drew over a
hundred farmers, traders, growers,
cooperative managers, foreign buyers,
researchers, city officials and foreign
commodity. United States Department of
Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural
Counselor Philip Shull and Philippine
Department of Agriculture
Undersecretary Joel Rudinas were the
keynote speakers.
In his message, Dir. Shull said that the
local cacao industry cannot move
forward fast enough unless more private
investors both from overseas and this
country pour more investments in this
emerging industry. He stressed that the
strongest key to fast-tracking and
sustaining the development of the
Philippines cacao industry is “private
investments” that will provide the
needed capital for putting up massive
cacao nurseries, land development,
Con’t ...Cacao on page 2
Resistivity survey in Island Garden City of Samal
Groundwater Development activities for
the 2nd quarter of the year consist of
monitoring the production wells of the
Local Governance and Rural
Empowerment Project (LGREP) pilot
sites and resistivity surveys for
groundwater evaluation in Panabo City
and Island Garden City of Samal.
Site visits to the LGREP pilot projects
were conducted between the 2nd and
3rd weeks of April 2011 as part of the
regular project monitoring activity with
the Small Water Supply (SWS) and
Community Organizing (CO) groups.
During these visits, the water levels of
the well sources were taken, and water
samples were collected and tested, using
the equipments that were donated by
JICA under LGREP. Test results are within
Con’t... Groundwater on page 4
CACAO... From page 1
building fermentation plants and getting
regular farm inputs. The Philippines has
remained one of the world's largest
markets for US-made food and
beverages and he wants to see this
country become a key global supplier of
fermented cacao beans, the raw
materials used in making world-class
chocolates like Hershey's, M&M, etc. To
help develop the Philippine cacao
industry, USDA funds are used to
support the activities of ACDI-VOCA, a
global non-profit organization that helps
farmers' cooperatives worldwide in
producing high-value agricultural crops.
The workshop culminated with the
establishment of a new association of
Mindanao-based cocoa stakeholders,
the Philippine Cocoa Industry
Association, and a cocoa study tour for
the participants.
Cacao is highly prized because of its
beans which are processed into cocoa
products such as butter, powder,
paste/liquor and chocolate
confectionery. In the Philippines, most of
the beans produced by small holders are
mostly made into tablea, a native
chocolate confection. Cocoa powder and
cocoa butter are widely used in food
products; cocoa butter is also used as a
base for moisturizers, cosmetics, and
suppositories. Cocoa seed and cocoa
seed coat are used to treat intestinal
conditions; diarrhea; liver, bladder and
renal disease; and diabetes.
The Department of Agriculture XI (DA XI)
is pushing the establishment of the
Davao Region as a coffee and cacao
production area. Under DA's seeds
distribution program, cacao and coffee
seedlings are included as choice planting
materials plus technical assistance and
technologies. The agency is also
expanding cacao and coffee farms in
Davao City and the provinces of
Compostela Valley and Davao del Norte.
The Upland Farming Model Villages
Project under the Integrated Food
Security Program of the DIDP supports
the establishment of cacao plantations
in Brgy. Sergio Osmeña, Gov. Generoso;
Brgy. Don Mariano Marcos, Lupon; Brgy.
New Calape, Montevista; Brgy. San
Miguel, San Isidro (Davao del Norte);
Brgy. Cogon, Island Garden City of
Samal; and, Brgy. Marilog, Davao City.
2
FMR... From page 1
NAME OF PROJECT
MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF IFSP LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS
LOCATION
FINDINGS
RECOMMENDATIONS
Improvement of Purok 5
New Casay Road-Purok 10
Dujali-Pawas Road
B.E. Dujali, Dist.2, Davao del
Norte
Some portion of the road is
not passable to any vehicle
because it will traverse rice
fields.
Proponent should secure
RROW (Road Right of Way)
before construction.
Rehabilitation ,Road
widening of Ihan - Kimlawis
Road
Purok Sitio Domino, Brgy.
Ihan, Kimlawis, Kiblawan,
District 2, Dvo. del Sur
Passable by horse only but
not passable during rainy
days.
Some portion of the road
should be concreted with the
construction of box culvert
on the location of the creek.
Concreting ofSan Miguel to
Balnate Road
Bansalan, Magsaysay,
District 2, Dvo. del Sur
Road is prone to scouring
and erosion very difficult to
pass during rainy days.
Portion of the road located
on steep slope should be
concreted with proper
drainage facility and slope
protection.
Asphalting of Cuambogan
Road
Cuambogan, District 1,
Tagum City
Existing gravel rough road.
Road for asphalting with
proper drainage facility.
Asphalting of Buli-Cogon
Road
Buli,Cogon, New Visayan
Village, District 1, Tagum City
Existing narrow road with no
proper drainage. Water
clogging occurs during rainy
days.
proper drainage facility
Purok Lanikai, Madaum,
District 1, Tagum City
Existing narrow road with no
proper drainage
proper drainage facility
Asphalting of Madaum Road
(Relocation Site)
Improvement/Concreting of
Marawer-Bacoco Road
Road concreting with culvert
of Mamaon - Mamaon
Proper Road
Marawer, Bacoco,
Kapatagan, District 1, Digos
City
Existing gravel rough road
with steep slope and no
proper drainage. Very
difficult to pass during rainy
days.
Road for concreting with
proper drainage facility and
slope protection.
Mamaon, Sibulan, Toril,
District 3, Davao City
days.
slope protection.
Sitio Tadtad, Bandera,
District 2, IGaCoS
days.
slope protection.
Existing gravel road.
proper drainage facility.
By Rhoderick A. Aviles
The Davao Integrated Development
Program Project Management Office
(DIDP-PMO) conducted a Monitoring
and Evaluation (M&E) throughout the
months of May to July 2011 of livelihood
projects implemented under its
Integrated Food Security Program (IFSP).
The said livelihood projects are the
Upland Farming Model Village Project
LGU
Davao Oriental
Davao del Sur
Davao del Norte
Compostela
Valley
Davao City
Digos City
Continued Concreting of
NHJ-Sitio Tadtad-Bandera
Road Section (Phase-I)
Continued Concreting of
Little Panay - Katipunan Road
(Phase-II)
Little Panay, District 2,
Panabo City
Rehabilitation/Improvement
of Aragon Road
Cateel, District 1, Davao
Oriental
Island Garden
City of Samal
Panabo City
Road widening, gravelling of
Junction Provincial RoadAteneo, Basak Road with
Bridge component
Pangutusan, Basak,
Nabunturan, District 1,
ComVal Province
Improvement of CangusanBongco Road
Cangusan, Bongco, Don
Salavador Lopez, District 2,
Mati City
Existing gravel road with
some portion of steep slope
that is very difficult to pass
during rainy days.
Portions of road located in
steep slopes should be
concreted with proper
drainage and slope
protection.
Existing gravel road with no
proper drainage. Bridge
component is weak and
structurally unstable.
Road section to be
rehabilitated with proper
drainage. Bridge component
for repair and rehabilitation.
Existing gravel road with
some portion of steep slope
that is very difficult to pass
during rainy days
Road section to be widened,
rehabilitated with proper
drainage and slope
protection.
Tagum City
LGU
Davao Oriental
Davao del Sur
Davao del Norte
The DIDP PMO also endorsed the
proposal on cacao production under the
in Canidkid, Montevista under the
Industrial Agriculture component of the
DIDP IFSP to DA HVCDP which was
approved last June 15, 2011.
(Portions of this article were extracted
from www.sourcephilfood.com,
www.cocoaphil.org,
www.thesuccessalliance.org )
Compostela
Valley
Davao City
Digos City
(UFMVP), Agro-Processing Promotion
Project (APPP), Fisherfolks Livelihood
Enhancement Project (FLEP) and
Alternative Livelihood Development
Project (ALDP) funded by the National
Government through the Department of
Agriculture (DA). Objectives of the said
M&E are: 1) to assess project financial
and physical accomplishments, 2) to
FISHERFOLK LIVELIHOOD ENHANCEMENT PROJECT (FLEP)
FINANCIAL
PHYSICAL
REMARKS
ACCOMPLISHMENT
ACCOMPLISHMENT
100%
- assisted 3 beneficiaries
- PLGU to issue demand letter to MARFA
- established 3 projects
for the remaining loan balance
- submit list of qualified fisherfolk
beneficiaries for replication
100%
- 4 projects in Malita were non - established 8 projects
operational and 4 associations were non - 2 beneficiaries (NAGAMA
functional
& BASEAS) have fully their
- PLGU to issue demand letter & closely
loans as of 2009
monitor the projects
- PLGU to fast track the release of funds to
Kooperatibang Mananahi sa Camucaan for
replication
- submit list of qualified fisherfolk
100%
- PLGU to issue demand letters for their
loan balance
- to fast track the release of funds to
NECOMISFA for replication
100%
- PLGU to issue demand letters for their
loan balance
- replicated 1 project
- 3 projects and 3 associations were non(Grow-out culture of
functional
Pangasius sp. in ponds) in
- PLGU to submit list of qualified
Upper Ulip, Monkayo
100%
- unutilized fund amounting to P94K was
reverted to DA
- 3 projects were non-functional
- CLGU to issue demand letters to 6
beneficiaries
- submit list of qualified beneficiaries for
replication
100%
- unpaid loan balances of beneficiaries will
be attributed by CLGU as repli cation
- submit proposal or activity design for
attribution
- CLGU to issue demand letters
100%
attribution
- 2 coops (COMUFICO &
- CLGU to issue demand letters to
SIDACO) have fully paid
KAMAFCO & Libuak Irrigators MPC
their loans as of 2009
- to fast track the release of funds to
Tambo Seaweeds Growers Dev’t. Coop &
Tambo MPC for replication
94%
- CLGU to submit liquidation report to DA
& DIDP-PMO for the unutilized fund
intended for Shallow Fish Shelter &
Mariculture Park Marker Project
attribution
- CLGU to issue demand letters
- all 4 projects were non-functional
100%
- loan balance of MFLA was attributed by
with 1 associate member
the CLGU through Mangrove Reforestation
and Desiltation of Tangcuan Creek Project
- CLGU to closely monitor LIMCA & LIFA
UPLAND FARMING MODEL VILLAGES PROJECT (UFMVP)
FINANCIAL
PHYSICAL
REMARKS
ACCOMPLISHMENT
ACCOMPLIS HMENT
55%
- assisted 1 beneficiary
- unutilized funds not yet disbursed to
- established 5 project
MAFARUBAS & SOFC
components
- PLGU to immediately conduct the
necessary trainings for Wood Furniture
Industry component
58%
- unutilized funds not yet fully disbursed to
Disa Farmers MPC & PARBUF MPC
components
- PLGU to fast track the transfer of 2M
frozen account from MAFDEC to LGU
79%
- disbursements for SAMA SAMI is on - established 8 project
going
components
- PLGU to immediately reconcile the
financial reports problems
100%
- Loan Contract for Banana Production
component was re-schedule due to
components
problems
- PLGU to submit disbursement report of
New Calape MPC
100%
- Chicken Breeding Station and Goat
Dispersal Project components were noncomponents
operational
- CLGU to issue order of payment for the
livelihood components
97%
- CLGU to fully disburse the remaining
unutilized fund
components
- GUCOFAMCO has elected new set of
officers
LGU
Island Garden
City of Samal
Panabo City
LGU
Davao del Sur
Island Garden
City of Samal
Tagum City
LGU
Davao Oriental
Davao del Sur
Davao del Norte
Compostela
Valley
Davao City
Digos City
Island Garden
City of Samal
Panabo City
Tagum City
FINANCIAL
ACCOMPLISHMENT
95%
75%
further improve project management
and process planning, and 3) to address
project issues/problems. Furthermore,
the activity was conducted together with
the Project Coordinators of the nine (9)
DIDP areas in Davao Region. The M&E
results are the following, to wit:
PHYSICAL
ACCOMPLIS HMENT
components
components
REMARKS
- project reports of COMUFICO were not
updated
- CLGU to submit updated financial &
physical status reports of Tagluno
Bayanihan MPC
- project reports of KADEMPCO were not
updated
- CLGU to issue demand letter to
KADEMPCO for the repayment of
livelihood components
- CLGU to submit disbursement report as
of June 30, 2011 to DIDP-PMO for the
unutilized funds amounting to P520K
ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (ALDP)
FINANCIAL
PHYSICAL
REMARKS
ACCOMPLISHMENT
ACCOMPLISHMENT
100%
- project of MBM ZOFEMCO was non - established 2 projects
operational
- 1 proponent (SAFACO) has - submit list of qualified beneficiaries for
100% repayment
replication
100%
- on-going processing of project
documents for turn-over to BAPMC as
(Acquisition of Hauler
replication
Truck)
- submit list of qualified beneficiaries for
- 100% fully paid
replication
100%
- overdue loan amounting to P650,000.00
- equipment for MAPPED project were not
(Marketing of Agroutilized by the Tagum City Council of
processed Products &
Women
Enhanced Distribution
Project or MAPPED)
AGRO-PROCESSING PROMOTION PROJECT (APPP)
V
FINANCIAL
PHYSICAL
REMARKS
ACCOMPLISHMENT
ACCOMPLISHMENT
V
100%
- charcoal making project temporarily
stopped due to marketing problems
(Charcoal Making)
- 100% fully paid
documents for turn-over of funds to
MAGREBCO and BARPLAMCO as
replication
100%
- assisted 5 beneficiaries,
- 3 projects were non-operational
established 5 projects &
- 3 beneficiaries were non-functional
developed 6 products
- PLGU to issue demand letters to
- initial repayment of P210K SICARBA, St. Michael Agrarian Reform
out of the total loan
MPC & Balasiao, Bagong Negros, Pocaleel
amounting to P2.6M
ARB MPC
100%
- DNFARMCO was non -functional &
banana chips processing plant was non 3 (Banana Chips Processing)
operational
- remaining loan balance of DNFARMCO
will be attributed by PLGU
100%
- stopped operation
- PLGU to immediately submit project
(Durian Processing)
proposals for replication
- 100% fully paid
100%
- submit project proposals for replication
with 9 Federation members - CLGU to issue demand letter to Sirib MPC
- established 5 projects and
- 96% repayment rate
41.6%
- CLGU extended the financial assistance
- established Mango
to San Roque Mango Processors Coop as
Processing Project and
grant and will be attributed by LGU for
replication to other beneficiaries
- CLGU to fast track the releas e of funds to
BMANS Coop
100%
- CLGU to issue demand letter to
- established Mango
SARBEMCO
Processing Project and
documents for the turn-over of funds to
Mata-mata Farmers & Fisherfolk
Association as replication
100%
- Mango Processing project was non - established 2 projects
operational due to expensive raw
(Mango Processing &
materials & marketing problems
Organic Fertilizer)
- CLGU to closely assists PAHEMCO in the
implementation of Organic Fe rtilizer
Production
100%
- CLGU to issue demand letter to Tagum
- established Banana Chips
City Council of Women for the their loan
Processing project
balance
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