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PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER
PROVINCE OF PAMPANGA
PSTC-Pampanga 2010 Year-End Report
2010 Year-End Report
ABOUT US
The Pampanga Provincial Science and Technology Center (PSTC-Pampanga) carries out
and discharges the mandate, functions, and institutional responsibilities of the Department of
Science and Technology (DOST) at the provincial level. As DOST’s extension arm in the
Province of Pampanga, PSTC-Pampanga is tasked to provide effective and efficient S&T
services to the local populace, as well as coordinate S&T matters with other government
agencies, LGUs (especially with the Provincial Government, through the Governor), and
MSMEs.
DOST Regional Offices were established upon NSDB’s ascension into the NSTA in 1982, in
which the reorganized agency was vested with broader policy-making and implementing
functions. Meanwhile, the signing of RA 6959 in 1990 paved the way for the creation of
PSTCs in all provinces of the country.
Range of Services:
Technology Transfer and Commercialization
Information Dissemination
Consultancy Services
Manpower Education and In-service Trainings
VISIONS FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
As a continuing vision, S&T shall have contributed to the enhancement of national
productivity and competitiveness and to the solutions of pressing national problems;
By 2010, the Philippines shall have carved niches and become world-class knowledge
provider and user in selected S&T areas; and shall have developed a vibrant Filipino S&T
culture;
By 2020, the Philippines shall have developed a wide range of globally competitive products
and services which have high technology content.
MISSION
Harness the inputs of science and technology to improve the overall productivity and
competitiveness of Region 3's economic sectors with the goals of improving the quality of life
of the people; enhancing rural enterprise development and maintaining ecological balance
through S&T intervention "
PSTC-PAMPANGA commits to become one of the major contributor to the
development of micro, small and medium enterprises, its own way of making the agency
known to the community. As a strategy, it has always partner with MSMEs in technology
transfer and commercialization to cover a wide range of sectors not mentioning its limited
manpower resources. Moreover, the Center maintains its links and close partnerships with
other national government agencies within the province and region and with local
government units as well.
CONTENTS
Pampanga
Message
Strategy I: Technology Transfer Programs
Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SET-UP)
Strategy II: Human Resource Development Program
S&T Undergraduate Scholarship Program
Youth Science Program
Strategy III: S&T Promotion, Information Dissemination, Advocacy and Linkages
Technology Trainings
Consultancy and Services
Provincial S&T Fairs
S&T Linkages
Directory
MESSAGE
2010, a welcome to our new office. Our appreciation to the Provincial Government
for rebuilding our Provincial Science and Technology Center. Our full support to the
Kapampangan continues with our comfortable office where we accommodate their
concerns.
Four (4) projects were added to our list in support to the micro, small and medium
enterprises (SMEs) in the province. The S&T complementation of support on
marketing and production to enhance the competitiveness of the firm-beneficiaries
has been the highlight of assistance. Three research and development projects of
the Pampanga Agricultural College (PAC) were also funded through the DOST-3 GIA.
Efforts were geared in support to the One Town One Product (OTOP) Program and
the Provincial Branding Project, Vida Pampanga! in partnership with the memberagencies of the Provincial SME Development Council, especially the Department of
Trade and Industry (DTI-Pampanga) and the Provincial Cooperative Enterprise
Development Office (PCEDO) of the LGU-Pampanga.
DOST interventions were made possible with the full support from the DOST RDIs,
like the ITDI, MIRDC, FNRI, FPRDI, etc.
Networking and complementation (partnership) with other organizations either from
the government or private sectors have always been our strategy in ensuring the
high impact to target beneficiaries of our projects/activities. This may be the reason
why the management nominated us for the Outstanding Provincial S&T Director
Award of the Department. Modesty aside, we were among the five finalists
nationwide.
We thank our partners for all these achievement in 2010.
MARY MICHELLE M. QUIAMBAO
Provincial S&T Director
PSTC-Pampanga
Strategy I:
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAMS
Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP)
The Small Enterprises Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) has always been benefitting micro,
small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through funding of technologies with high impact within the
four aspects of business. This Strategy is DOST’s commitment to assist MSMEs that are identified to
have high potential for growth. SETUP is a nationwide strategy to encourage and assist MSMEs in
adopting technological innovations to enhance operational efficiency and boost productivity and
competitiveness.
The Program is the agency’s contribution to empower firms who have been the champions in
employment generation. It has been addressing technical problems through technological
interventions/ technology-based solutions that are focused on productivity improvement, ensuring
superior product quality, human resources development, cost minimization and waste management.
HIGHLIGHTS
SETUP Program has always been PSTC-Pampanga’s tool in promoting DOST. It has been PSTC’s
commitment to partnerships with other agencies in the province, complementing programs like the
One-Town, One Product (OTOP), the Provincial Branding Program- Vida Pampanga! and others.
Projects were implemented together with the private sector, non-government organizations and
government agencies (local and national).
Four new SETUP core funded projects and one DOST-3 GIA-funded project were approved and
implemented together with the continuing implementation of existing projects.
SETUP CORE FUNDED PROJECTS
Project Title : PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT THROUGH THE
APPLICATION OF IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY FOR ELLEN’S HOUSE
OF FRAMES AND CRAFTS (Technical Support to the
Brand Development Project and the
Program).
Project beneficiary : Ellen’s House of Frames and Crafts
Project location :
413 Doña Asuncion Subd., San Juan, Apalit, Pampanga
(District 4)
Project Description :
This project primarily endeavored to improve the product quality and enhance productivity
of the Ellen’s House of Frames and Crafts (EHFC). EHFC manufactures wide range of
products of various shapes and sizes from small gift items/decors to furniture all of which are
embellished with Venetian-styled glass. Prior the intervention, only hand tools and other light
equipment are available for use in the firm’s production. The project targeted to improve the
firm’s production efficiency and product quality that would measure up to the quality
espoused by the “Vida PampangaI”.
Accomplishments and impact:
The firm has been assisted in package development and was later enrolled for the MPEX
consultancy assistance. The official approval of the core-funding project was released in
March and the project’s Memorandum of Agreement was signed on 30 March. To
eventually attain the project’s objectives, the following have been initially acquired for 2010.
The band saw and table saw have been ordered and will be delivered by early 2011.
1 unit thickness planer
MOA signing with the proponents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ramirez of EHFC
1 unit spindle moulder
1 unit jointer
With the initial three units, the firm has already experienced speed in production. The table
below shows the increase in productivity on a per product basis. The average increase in
production more than doubled the usual output > (150%). Even the quality was enhanced
with the presence of measuring devices of the equipment enabling accuracy of
measurements resulting to consistency of outputs.
ITEM
PROD’N
W/OUT EQUIPMENT
PRODUCTION WITH
EQUIPMENT FROM SETUP
INCREASE IN
PRODUCTION
10pcs.
10 pcs.
5pcs.
5pcs.
15-20 pcs
15-20 pcs
10-15 pcs.
10-15 pcs.
75-100%
75-100%
100-200%
100-200%
200 pcs.
200 pcs.
400-500 pcs.
400-500 pcs.
100-150%
100-150%
200 pcs.
400-500 pcs.
100-150%
**FURNITURE**
NIGHT TABLE
WALL MIRRORS
CHEST OF DRAWER
TABLES
**FRAMES**
VENETIAN
SILVER PLATED
**BOXES**
JEWELRY BOX
Project Title : PRODUCT AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT THROUGH THE
APPLICATION OF IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY FOR REMZON’S ORGANIC
PRODUCTS AND DELI SHOP (Technical Support to the
Program).
Project beneficiary : Remzon’s Organic Products and Deli Shop
Project location :
#60 Don Jose St., Paguiruan, Floridablanca, Pampanga
(District 2)
This project primarily endeavored to improve the quality and enhance productivity of the Remzon’s Organic
Products & Deli Shop. Remzons manufactures Italian inspired-recipes of food products. Prior the SETUP corefunding assistance, processing of products was done in kitchen-scale although within a separate processing
area and facilities. The project components targeted to improve production efficiency and product quality to
be able to expand market reach.
The project proposal has been approved in August. SETUP program’s conditions were deliberated during the
MOA signing on August 10, 2010. As a matter of priority, the multi-commodity solar dryer was acquired first
with its high expected impact in the firm’s production. The firm used to dry their raw materials with an
improvised dryer. Due to the inavailability of local stocks, the teabag machine will be delivered within the 1st
quarter of 2011. The third component on product and process improvement that includes the nutrition
analysis will be deferred until the new process has been fully adopted, while the concerns on the process
standardization have been addressed at minimal costs with the one-on-one consultations conducted in
coordination with DTI-Pampanga, thus, there have been savings on the project funds. These savings were
requested for the purchase of packaging materials instead.
ACTUAL OBSERVATIONS:
Raw
material
basil leaves
Tomato
Hot pepper
BEFORE DOST INTERVENTION
Improvised dryer
Time
Quality
3 days
1 day
1 day
discolored/ overdried
discolored
discolored/ overdried
AFTER DOST INTERVENTION
Multi-commodity Solar Dryer
Time
Quality
1 day
1 day
1 day
acceptable color
acceptable color
acceptable color
MOA signing with the proponent, Mr.
Remigio Baul of Remzons and PSTDPampanga, M.Quiambao
1 unit Multi-Commodity Solar
Dryer
FPD’s Ma. Dolor Villaseñor giving her short
demonstration and inputs in filling bottles at
Remzon’s on 4 March.
Auditor Lou Villanueva and Remzon’s Mr.
Remigio Baul of Remzons during the testrun
of the MCSDryer on 25 November.
Project Title : PRODUCT AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT THROUGH THE
ACQUISITION OF EQUIPMENT FOR LIVING STONE ENGINEERING
WORKS AND TRADING(follow-up to MPEX)
Project beneficiary : Living Stone Engineering Works and Trading
Project location :
1263 Brgy. Ninoy Aquino, Mac Arthur Highway, Angeles City
(District 1)
The project aimed to expand the firm’s operation through the acquisition of additional equipment. It
included acquisition of two units lathe machine to replace one (1) old unit having low efficiency and
augmenting the production with the additional unit; two (2) tapping and drilling machines, one (1)
mini/portable TIG-weld machine and calipers for the firm’s precision measuring instruments. The
lathe machines and the tapping and drilling machines were meant to address concerns on existing
capability and increasing production capacity for additional job orders received from new customers.
The mini TIG-weld machine, on the other hand, would enable the firm to accept job orders requiring
welds on stainless steels, an opportunity to provide additional services to customers. As a long term
plan, the expansion will be set-up in a new location in the City of San Fernando as recommended by
the MPEX consultants. The existing production area in Angeles is limited.
Living Stone Engineering Works and Trading is a DTI accredited and registered machine shop
specializing in micro machining that requires precision work. It caters to walk-in customers and has
regular customers from the furniture, gifts, toys and housewares manufacturers for their services on
fabrication of metal parts.
The project proposal has been endorsed after the MPEX engagements, where the gaps have been validated by
the consultants. The project has been approved in September. All terms and conditions were deliberated
during the MOA signing on September 21, 2010. The following have been acquired as of the year end. These
are expected to be in full operation by January 2011.
2 units tapping
and drilling
machine
2 units lathe
machine
1 unit mini TIG
welding machine
MOA signing with the proponents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Romero of LSEWT
Project Title : PRODUCT QUALITY AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT THROUGH THE
ACQUISITION OF IMPROVED TECHNOLOGIES FOR
NERIMAR’S HI- SWEETS (Technical Support to the
Brand Development Project)
Project beneficiary : Nerimar’s Hi-Sweets
Project location :
Blk 125, Lot 36, Bulaon Resettlement, City of Fernando,
Pampanga (District 3)
The project’s general objective is to contribute to the firm’s improvement of product quality, productivity
improvement through machine upgrading and proper packaging. This is one intervention where the DOST’s
commitment to the Vida Pampanga! is targeted to be realized. Officially approved towards the end of
December 2010, MOA signing and project implementation will commence by early 2011.
Project Title : PRODUCT AND QUALITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH THE
ADOPTION OF IMPROVED TECHNOLOGIES FOR SMILING STAR
ENTERPRISES (Technical Support to the
Program)
Project beneficiary : Smiling Star Enterprises
Project location : Villa Barosa, JAS Highway, City of San Fernando and
Sabanilla, Mexico, Pampanga (District 3)
This project primarily endeavored to develop capiz puncher and a semi-mechanized box cutter to enhance the
competitiveness of the firm. Capiz is the firm’s major raw material. Packaging of the lantern ensures the
quality of the product from the store to the end user for it to last a long time.
Smiling Star Enterprises is one of the several lantern makers of the City of San Fernando with capiz lantern as
its expertise.
Accomplishments and Impact :
Smiling Star Enterprises was among the firm-beneficiaries for MPEX who greatly benefitted on the
recommendations of the consultants on proper layouting, product costing and ensuring safety in production.
The project was funded under the DOST-3 2010 Grant-in-Aid funds. One unit of semi-mechanized box cutter
was fabricated adopting a low cost design of manual equipment where one component is the box creasing and
the other component is the cutter. This is to enable the firm to lower the cost on the packaging and even
producing boxes as additional income generating activity. The second project component is the fabrication of
the capiz puncher. Two units of punchers with 10 (+4) moulds for various shapes were fabricated as a
component of the project by a local machine shop. Full operation is expected by 2011.
2 units capiz
puncher
1 set box cutter: cutter and creasing components
CONTINUING PROJECTS:
Project Title : PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR ORIENT DECO FURNITURE, INC.
(Technical Support to the
and the
Program).
Brand Development Project
Project beneficiary : Orient Deco Furniture Inc.
Project location :
124 San Nicolas, Betis Guagua, Pampanga
(District 2)
This project endeavored to develop new products utilizing new line of raw materials for the firm. This project
was a technical assistance for “Vida PampangaI” accredited firms and OTOP SMEs.
Only a total of two hundred twenty-seven thousand, five hundred pesos (P P227,500.00) were utilized from
the SETUP approved funds amounting to P 900,000.00. The design collections were prototyped and were
showcased in the firm’s showrooms at the factory, at the CFIP Showroom in Mabalacat Techno Center and at
the Deco Central of the Phil Export 3. Due to the downtrend performance in the export market of the furniture
sector, the firm decided to give up the remaining components of the project that were not implemented yet.
Project Title : PRODUCT QUALITY IMPROVEMENT through TECHNOLOGY
UPGRADING AND IMPROVED PACKAGING FOR PINES’ BROWNIES
Project beneficiary : Pines’ Brownies
Project location :
Brgy. Siran, Guagua, Pampanga
(District 2)
Completed in 2009, the project upgraded the package of the firm’s bestsellers, the brownies.
As a “Vida PampangaI” accredited firm, Pines’ Brownies aimed to have an acceptable packaging
material and durable enough to stand the products’ vertical stacking requirements during transport.
These targets were responded through the SETUP core-funding assistance coupled with the ITDIPTD’s technical assistance through the program: DOST’s Development / Improvement of Philippine
Products through the Application of Advance / Modern Packaging Technologies. Now, Pines’
Brownies enjoys the confidence of being aligned with the best products during trade fairs, especially
in Metro Manila due to its finely designed boxes and made of acceptable materials.
Project Title : EXPANSION OF THE EXISTING OPERATION AND EQUIPMENT
UPGRADE FOR ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION IN PIGS FOR DAVID
SWINE ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION CENTER, INC.
Project beneficiary : David Swine Artificial Insemination Center, Inc.(DAVSAIC)
Project location :
Brgy. San Agustin, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
(District 3)
This project showcased the impact of technology to productivity improvement and ensuring high
efficiency. The firm used to produce/incubate semens with improvised tools and equipment. Now,
DAVSAIC utilized genuine equipment/ machines intended for the purpose. The process’ efficiency
increased twice the usual process (120% improvement).
SETUP CORE FUNDING ASSISTANCE TO
ACCREDITED FIRMS
Project Title : PRODUCT QUALITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
UPGRADING AND IMPROVED PACKAGING
(Technical Assistance to Vida Pampanga!)
Project firm-partner : Carreon’s Sweets and Pastries (BFAD LTO: RDII-RIII-F-2201)
Project location :
#472 San Nicolas, Magalang, Pampanga
(District 1)
Project Title : PRODUCT QUALITY UPGRADING THROUGH THE ACQUISITION OF
MACHINES FOR EMY’S SWEETS AND PASTRIES
Project firm-partner : Emy’s Sweets and Pastries (BFAD LTO: RDII-RDIII-F-1902)
Project location :
Unisite Subd.,Brgy. Del Pilar, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
(District 3)
APPLICATION OF SYSTEMATIC APPROACHES AND TECHNOLOGIES
AND ACQUISITION OF MACHINES FOR LAILEN’S PASTRIES
Project firm-partner : Lailen’s Pastries (BFAD LTO BDII-RII-F-1962)
Project location : Aurea Subd.,Brgy.Sta.Lucia, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
(District 3)
APPLICATION OF SYSTEMATIC APPROACHES AND TECHNOLOGIES
FOR NAVARRO FOODS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Project firm-partner : Navarro Foods International, Inc. (BFAD LTO: RDII-RIII-F-2088)
Project location :
Panducena St., Bebe Anac, Masantol, Pampanga
([email protected]) (District 4)
OTHER PROJECTS:
Project Title : UPGRADING THE MACHINING, FABRICATION AND ENGINE
REBUILDING CAPABILITIES OF THE AUTOCHEK PARTS AND SERVICES
Project firm-partner : Autochek Parts and Services
Project location :
Lazatin Blvd. Dolores, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
(District 3)
Project Title : CASSAVA PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING
Project firm-partner : Porac Federation of Multi-Purpose Cooperatives, Inc.
Project location :
Porac, Pampanga
(District 2)
Project Title : INFORMATION SHARING PROJECT: DESIGN AND
DEVELOPMENT OF A WEBSITE FOR MSMEs in REGION 3
(DOST-3 GIA) PHASE 2
Project beneficiary : Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in Central Luzon
Proponent: Central Luzon MSME Team (Secretariat: Dept. of Trade and Industry)
Project location : DOST Regional Office No. 3,
Gov’t Center, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
The website developed (2008) and uploaded (2009-2010) was expanded through the
www.clmsme.net/showcase. Accredited SMEs (OTOP and/or SMEs with potential) were provided
with the assistance to be in the worldwide web. Five bestselling products were uploaded in the
website to possibly tap new markets/customers. The firms underwent the orientation training in
uploading.
Consultancy Services
Technical Assistance to the Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)
In the presence of a number of growing and developing MSMEs in the province, PSTC-Pampanga’s
priority has always been MSME development. Technical assistance for productivity and efficiency
improvement are provided in partnership with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), other
government line agencies, and with DOST’s Research and Development Institutes/ Centers (RDIs),
like the, Metals Industry Research and Development Center (MIRDC), Industrial Technology and
Development Institute (ITDI), and the Forest Products Research and Development Institute (FPRDI).
This continuing strategy resulted to technology transfer through (one-on-one/group/in-plant)
consultancies, technology demonstrations, seminar-workshops, and skills trainings.
Program Title : Manufacturing Productivity Extension Program (MPEX)
For Export Promotion
On-going Firm Beneficiaries in Pampanga:
Firm-Beneficiaries
1.
2.
3.
4.
Product Line(s)
REMZON’S ORGANIC PRODUCTS AND DELI SHOP
#60 Don Jose St., Paguiruan, Floridablanca, Pampanga
Contact Person: Jessica Baul (Marketing Manager)
Tel: (0916)852-7468
CABEL’S ENTERPRISES
10016 Bougainvilla St., Brgy. San Isidro, Dau, Mabalacat,
Pampanga
Contact Person: Eladio Reyes Cabel Jr. (Owner)
Tel: (045) 624-0373 / 0918-918-1677
JEOFFREY WOODWORKS
Mc Arthur Hi-way, Lagundi, Mexico, Pampanga
Contact Person: Jeoffrey David (Manager)
Tel: (0920)370-7584
HAGGAI FOOD PRODUCTS
Blk. 10 Lot 101 Model Community, Pio, Porac, Pampanga
Contact Person: Gideon F. Catacutan (Gen.Mgr.)
Tel: (0909)429-7746
Consultant
Sector: Food
IEE
Product Lines:
Basil tea, pesto, shrimp
paste, etc.
Sector: Food
IEE
Product Lines:
Taho, soya drinks, tofu,
tokwa
Sector: Furniture
KOG
Product Lines:
Bedroom collections, living
room collections, dining
room collections, etc.
Sector: Food
KOG
Product Lines:
Banana chips
Program Title : Comprehensive Agricultural Productivity Enhancement (CAPE)
Program
Farmer- Beneficiaries in Pampanga:
Name of Farmer
VEGETABLE FARMERS
1. Alfonso Gando
2. Edgardo Cruz
3. Ernesto Narciso
4. Arnaldo Narciso
5. Joselito Jasmin / Rufino
Mañalac
6. Hermie dela Cruz
7. Nestor Zapanta
8. Fidel David
9. Nestor Garcia
10. Saturnino Roque
11. Guillermo limson
12. Reynaldo Guevarra
Farm Location
San Matias, Sta. Rita, Pampanga
Lambac, Guagua, Pampanga
Maquiapo, Guagua, Pampanga
Crops
Area (in Has)
pepper
pepper
pepper
bitter gourd
tomato /bitter
gourd
bitter gourd
pepper / tomato
pepper
eggplant
pole sitao
bitter gourd
tomato
1 ha.
2 has.
2 has.
2 has.
1 ha.
2 has.
3 has.
3.2 has.
3 has
1 ha.
4.5 ha.
1 ha.
Name of Farmer
AQUACULTURE
1. Henry Guinto
Location of Fishpond
Sua, Masantol, Pampanga
2.
Gil Navarro
Bebe Anac, Masantol, Pampanga
3.
Russel Libut
San Matias, Sto.Tomas, Pampanga
4.
Rustico Libut
San Matias, Sto.Tomas, Pampanga
Crops
Area (in Has)
bangus, prawn,
crabs
prawn, crabs
3 has.
(3ponds)
1 ha.
(1pond)
10 has.
(5ponds)
10 has.
(1pond)
tilapia, white
shrimps
tilapia, white
shrimps
Accomplishments and Impact:
CAPE engagements in Pampanga for 2010 covered two types of crops, the vegetables and the
aquaculture. One engagement prioritized the vegetable farmers in the Sta. Rita area. These thirteen
(13) farmers are users of compost that their Cooperative produces. Four other farmers using
compost in Lambac and Maquiapo in Guagua joined the engagement with the NDJ Agricons headed
by Dr. Norman de Jesus of the Pampanga Agricultural College (PAC). The other engagement covered
the aquaculture farmers in Masantol and Sto. Tomas. Three (3) fishpond operators completed the
engagement with Aquafutura Consultancy headed by Victor Emmanuel Estilo.
The seventeen (17) vegetable farmers who targeted to adopt organic agriculture were
provided technical assistance through the 200-sqm. demo-farms each in their respective farms. The
major intervention was the utilization of proven organic production system using trichoderma.
According to the NDJ, trichoderma is beneficial to farmers as follows:
1.)
Protects germinating seed, roots and emerging shoots from soil borne pathogens;
2.)
Effective against a large number of foliar diseases;
3.)
Economical and effective to use in the field;
4.)
Environment-friendly, non toxic, and non-habit forming to plants;
5.)
Ideal for organic farming, IPM and export oriented crops;
6.)
Used as seed dressing agent;
7.)
Has properties to induce systemic resistance in plants;
8.)
Can colonize the pathogenic host root system;
9.)
Helps the affected plant to grow again naturally and recover fully; and
10.) Has growth promoting properties.
Nestor Zapanta poses in his
CAPE demo farm of tomato.
Saturnino Roque poses in his
CAPE demo farm of pole sitao.
On the other hand, the three (3) fishpond owners were able to gain various technical
information in ensuring high quality and productivity of harvest. According to Mr. Estilo, pond
bottom soil preparation (usually neglected due to time constraints) is one great factor in ensuring
high productivity. Drying the pond bottom would hasten the mineralization of toxic substances
through rapid oxidation. This restores soil texture and fertility and helps prevent the build-up of
sludge. It also eliminates harmful pathogens through solar radiation and helps reduce the presence
of unwanted fish species in the pond bottom. (V.Estilo). Below is the short list of recommendations
made by the consultant. Although not all recommendations were adopted during the engagement,
the fishpond owners recognized the effect of the different techniques.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Importance of pond bottom soil preparation
Appropriate method of predator control
Tips in the production of natural food
Proper bond preparation
Proper record keeping of measurable culture parameters
Training-consultation on aquaculture
provided by consultant.
Consultant pointing at the signs of good
condition of shrimps.
Project Title : Packaging Assistance to the Terra Cotta Industry
Partner Firm-Beneficiaries :
Members of the Pottery Exporters and Manufacturers
Association of Pampanga, Inc. (PEMAPI)
L&G Ceramics, Sto. Tomas
Melquiades Ceramics, Sto. Tomas
Eliano Baluyut Pottery, Inc., Sto. Tomas and Telapayong, Arayat
Asia Ceramics, Paralayunan, Mabalacat
North Empire Corporation, Paralayunan, Mabalacat
Terra Cotta Artworks, Inc. , San Simon
Impact and Accomplishments:
This project (funded by PCIERD) was initially undertaken in 2009 in coordination with the
Package Technology Division (PTD) of the ITDI. From the original eight (8) firm-beneficiaries in 2009,
package design/development assistance was continued with the five (5) firms.
The impact of the initial interventions in 2009 were monitored. From the original 30-50% cost
in packaging, the firms were able to experience the packaging cost down to 20%. Below were the
completed package development assistance for the year:
2 samples
Eliano Baluyut Pottery
1 sample
L&G Ceramics
2 samples
Melquiades Ceramics
2 samples
Terra Cotta Artworks, Inc.
1 sample
North Empire Corp
The project was expanded to sectors on furniture and gifts and holiday decors.
Project Title : Packaging Assistance to Furniture and Gifts and Holiday Decors (GHD)/ Handicrafts
Partner Firm-Beneficiaries :
Members of the Chamber of Furniture Industry of the Philippines
CFIP Pampanga Chapter
Currey International, Inc., Angeles City
Calfurn Manufacturing Corp., Pulungbulu, Angeles City
More Than A Chair, Inc., Sta. Maria, Mabalacat
Venzon Manufacturing Corp., Panipuan, City of San Fernando
Chrysara (Carats) Manufacturing Corp., Angeles Indus’l Park, Calibutbut, Bacolor
Project Description:
This is an expansion coverage of the PCIERD-funded project with the terra cotta makers and
implemented by the transport package group of the Package Technology Division (PTD) of the ITDI.
The PSTC, in coordination with the Secretariat of the CFIP-Pampanga Chapter, identified firmpartner/beneficiaries that have existing concerns on package development for their export market.
The assistance aimed to decrease the cost of production by developing package structures with
lowest cost possible and that would pass the required standards for drop tests.
Impact and Accomplishments:
The engagement was officially implemented initially through the plant visits/assessments and
consultations on packaging held on 10 February and 8 March. The findings during the visits and
assessments became the bases of studies by the Japanese consultant (and the PTD transport team)
that were presented during the orientation training conducted on 10 March with seven (7) firms
represented from among the twenty-two (22) participants. Below were the completed assistance
(inclusive of passed drop tests).
2 samples
Currey Int’l Inc.
1 sample
More Than A Chair, Inc.
2 samples
Venzon Mfg., Corp.
On-going due to failed initial drop test and/or lack of requirements:
1 sample
Chrysara Mfg. Inc.
2 samples
Curry Int’l Inc.
Other Technical Assistance / Consultancy Services Rendered
Two (2) firms were benefitted of the in-plant technical assistance initiated by the PSTCPampanga. Label design assistance and discounts on laboratory tests were provided to the Sonbless
Bakeshop located at San Isidro, Bacolor. These assistance were provided in support of its on-going
market studies on the squash loaf, buns and “pandesal”.
Dale Mathis Studio, Inc. located at Manibaug, Porac was able to seek assistance in the study
of the spin casting technology, while Chrysara “Carats” Manufacturing Corp. (Angeles Industrial Park,
Calibutbut, Bacolor) on kiln dryer. Only the project proposal of Chrysara was endorsed to SETUP
core-funding. In addition, the project proposal of Neri-mar’s Hi-Sweets (Bulaon Resettlement, City of
San Fernando) in 2009 was updated and endorsed for core-funding.
Mr. Orland Anselmo of PSTC-NE and the region’s expert on biogas digesters, provided
technical assistance in the construction of the fifty cubic meter digester at Morales Farm (hogs) in
Dolores, Bacolor, Pampanga.
The label design assistance, spearheaded by the Regional Office was expanded to firms
assisted by the PSTC-Pampanga. Three firms were able to avail assistance as follows:
a) Lazatin Consolidated, Inc.
Sto. Domingo, Angeles City
b) Gabee’s Enterprises
San Pedro 1, Magalang
c) Jegen SWE Enterprises
San Juan, San Luis
bottled vinegar
box for brownies
herbal oil (used for massage)
For walk-in and phoned-in consultations, a total of thirty (30) MSMEs were served. While
various concerns from seventeen (17) LGUs, schools, national government agencies, private
individuals were responded and thirteen (13) individuals requested for scholarship application forms.
These were responded through (1.) one-on-one consultations; (2.) referrals to concerned agencies;
(3.) coordination/facilitation of technology requests/concerns; and (4.) responses from respective
DOST RDIs.
CONSULTANCY SERVICES RENDERED FOR WALK-IN CLIENTS:
Name of Client/Company
Concern
1ST QUARTER
Emmanuel dela Cruz of K3 Crafts,
Bacolor, Pamp.
Florencio Pingul of Home Brew
Furniture, Calibutbut, Bacolor, P.
Grace and Geoffrey David of Geoffrey
David Woodworks, Mexico, P.
Randy Viray of Angeles City
Romy Dizon of City of San Fernando, P.
Raymund Sese of Sese's Marble, San
Nicolas, CSFP.
Jerry Velasquez of Oggo Motion, City of
San Fernando, P.
Cris Venzon of Dale Mathis Studio,
Manibaug, Porac, P.
Eladio Cabel of Cabel Enterprises,
Mabt.,P.
Lucia Miranda of Aiza's Sweets, Sta.
Rita, P.
Gideon Catacutan of Haggai Food Prod.
Porac, P.
Glenda Quiambao of MoreThan A Chair,
Mabalacat
William Lacanlale of Sonbless
Corporation,Bacolor, P.
and Ms. Ladesma Mallari
Assessment of biogas
digester at MEPI
- request for training on mushroom
culture/propagation
- phone inquiry on the source of "jelutong"
wood and counterpart species in the Phils.
- SETUP requirements and preparation of
project proposal/ MPEX application and
endorsement
- request for assistance in identifying food
technologist
- request for training on mushroom
culture/propagation
- process standardization of sarsa developed
by the client and other requirements for food
processors
- SETUP requirements
- SETUP requirements and technical
assistance on spin casting technology
- recipe on bola-bola
- request use of rotary oven from Emy's
Sweets and Pastries / request for GMP
Seminar
- endorsed banana requirement of
Lailen's
- recipe's on flour and banana puree
making
- inquiry on wood lamination
- continuous preparation of project
proposal for SETUP core funding
- laboratory tests for breads
Initial consultation on label
design (Sonbless Corp.)
2ND QUARTER
Gloria Recto of K-Anne's Polvoron, Sta.
Rita, P.
Liza Samia for Mr. Maninang of Aweca
Exim, Angeles City
Nida Atienza of Chrysara Mfg., Angeles
Industrial Park, Calibutbut, Bacolor, Pamp.
Myrna Manabat of LGU San Fernando
Jojit M. Javier of JM’s Pizza Roll, Lourdes
Sur, Angeles City
Wilma Relucio of Kababaihang Masigla ng
Nueva Ecija
Erwin Quiambao, City of San Fernando,
Pamp.
Lucia Miranda of Aiza Sweets, Sasmuan,
Pamp.
Leonor Nagrampa of Nagrampa’s Food
Products and Delicacies, Sepung Bulaon,
Porac, Pamp.
SFES, City of San Fernando, Pamp.
- continuous preparation of project
proposal for SETUP core funding
- preservative to possibly prolong
shelflife (GMP was emphasized to
be one factor to prolong shelflife)
- meat processing training
schedules (referred TRC schedules)
- dryer for wood products / SETUP
requirements
- linked the firm to Abelardo Tinio
for possible negotiation of his
lumber dryer
- continuous consultation on
mushroom
-SETUP requirements
-SETUP requirements
-graduate school scholarships
-supplier of plastic curtain and right
specifications for plastic liners
-SETUP requirements
- DOST programs that may be
tapped by the school for the Special
Science Class and the low-income
parents.
3rd QUARTER
Dr. Marcial Alviz of Malow’s Meat Products, Lambac,
Guagua, P.
-
Microwaveable chicharon (endorsed to
PTD-ITDI)
Grace and Geoffrey David of Geoffrey David
Woodworks, Mexico, P.
-
Information on the woodworking equipment
from Tarlac (N.E.)
Science Centrum (Science on the Move) for
IGP
-
San Fernando Elementary School (non SME) City of
San Fernando, Pampanga
Rotary Club of San Fernando (non SME)
-
Seminar/talk on Nutrition
Mr. Renato Tayag Jr. of Mother Earth
Products, Inc., Mabalacat, Pampanga
-
Assessment and technical assistance on
Biogas digester
-
Water source for the bamboo project for the
Aeta community in Sapang Bato
Assistance in the conduct of tests for
outputs from demonstration farms
Specifications for refractometer and
possible supplier
Printers for packaging/box
SETUP requirements
Mr. Renato Tayag Jr., Mabalacat, Pampanga
Weng Kasem of Office of the Prov’l Agriculturist –
Pampanga
Lucia Miranda of Aiza’s Sweets, Sasmuan, Pampanga
Jun Cabel, Cabel’s Enterprises, Mabalacat, Pampanga
Gideon Catacutan of Haggai Food Products, Pio
Porac, Pampanga
-
Continuation:
-
Process improvement on banana chips
making / SETUP requirements
Mayor Jerry Pelayo of Candaba, Pampanga
-
Plastic densifier
Charcoal briquetting
Mayor Annette B. Flores-Balgan, Macabebe
-
Plastic densifier / charcoal briquetting
-
Filing of PSHS application
Ma. Cristina David, Lubao, Pampanga
Harry Belie Aquino, City of San Fernando
Edna Meneses, Arayat
Grace Canlas, Sta. Ana
Emmanuel Guinto, Candelaria Zambales
Arlene Macapinlac, C.San Fdo.
Lea Reyes, Gulap, Candaba
-
Filing of PSHS application
PSHS application form
DOST scholarship form/flyer
do
do
do
do
Joy Gonzales, of Quantum Spares Phils., Inc.
Sindalan, CSFP
-
SETUP requirements
LGU Botolan
-
Visit to SWM project of cSFP
Ely Luna, Floridablanca, Pampanga
Emil Paolo Galang of DTI
Renjie Perez of TRC
-
Mushroom cultivation
-dofeasibility of cassava production/rootcrops
Ladesma Mallari of Sonbless Corporation, San Isidro,
Bacolor, Pampanga
-
directory/List of suppliers of plastics
information materials on climate change
Mrs. Roxas of San Fernando Elementary School (non
SME) City of San Fernando, Pampanga
-
papaya pickles (achara) making
-
request for computers (desktops) for
computer laboratory
Mayor Jose Maria Hizon of Bacolor, P.
-
DOST scholarship form/flyer
-
do
Girlie A. dela Cruz
San Nicolas San Luis, Pamp
-
do
Neneth Sotto
Sta. Rita, P.
-
do
Genesis Paule
Sta. Cruz, Lubao, P.
-
do
Michael Valencia (non SME) brgy.captain of Betis,
Guagua, Pampanga
Mrs. J. Austria of San Fernando Elementary School
(non SME) City of San Fernando, Pampanga
Continuation:
Grace and Geoffrey David of Geoffrey David
Woodworks, Mexico, P.
-
coordinated request for the equipment
Liza Samia of the CFIP-Pampanga
-
project proposal review for GIA assistance
Phillip Repato of Philiana Designs
Mabalacat, P.
-
SETUP project proposal preparation
Nida V. Atienza of Chrysara Carats Mfg.
ALV, Angeles City
-
SETUP project proposal preparation and
coordination of specifications of dryer from
FPRDI
-
availability of training on machining
-
specifications of bus (or appropriate
vehicle) for mobile library
transport packaging
observation room for hot and cold temp.for
furniture
Arjay Olalia
Madapdap, Mabalacat, P.
Ms. Bessie Macabali (LGU)
Provincial Librarian, Prov’l Gov’t Pampanga
Glenda Quiambao
More Than A Chair, Inc.
Mabalacat, P.
-
GMP Seminar-Workshop
GMP Seminar-Workshop at
Aiza’s Sweets
Seminar on Product and Process
Improvement on 16-17 February
GMP Seminar-Workshop
at Meifoods Corp.
Training on Calibration of Balances
and Weighing Scales
4th QUARTER
list of packaging suppliers, guage plastic
ideal for skewed pork barbecue
Marcel Patrick Duval, Villa Victoria Subd., Brgy.
Dolores, cSFP.
deed of donation of PCs
San Fernando Elementary School
requirements for the SETUP project
proposal
Nida V. Atienza of Chrysara Carats Mfg.
ALV, Angeles City
Victorina Lorenzo
Del Carmen, cSFP
scholarship program
-
do-
Rose Anne Serrano, Palmayo, Floridablanca, P.
Abel Tanhueco of ADT Trading, Pulungbulu, AC.
Nelson Valisno of Sweet Crystals, Porac, P.
Jerry Taruc of Jegen SWE Enterprises, San Juan, San
Luis, P.
SETUP requirements for lumber dryer
project
Engineered bamboo
SETUP requirements
KLM Furniture Mfg., Sto. Domingo, Angeles
Rose Tullo of Malow’s Meat Products, Guagua, P.
Danilo M. Cubacub of Arayat, P.
Regino Castro Jr. of Vulcan Resources, Manibaug
Libutad, Porac, P.
Joey Reyes for Kag. Angelito Reyes of Camba, Arayat,
P.
Randy C. Garcia of DepEd San Luis,P.
Leonardo Musni of Sta. Ana, P.
SETUP requirements
Inquiry on SUP toll packaging firm and list
of packaging suppliers
Inventor (alternative power supply)
Glass blowing torch
Possible livelihood programs for bamboo,
tiger grass and kang-kong
Evaluation of Science investigatory project
Scholarship
Violeta G. Valenton of Allysa Repacking, San Pedro
Camuning, Mexico,P.
SETUP requirements
Albert Datu of High School
investigatory project on mushroom
bamboo program
Mr. Bernardo Simon, DepEd 3
Gretchen of Gabee’s Enterprise, San Pedro,
Magalang, P.
label design for calamansi juice, SETUP
requirements
Technology Trainings
Seminars/Trainings and GMP Audits Conducted/Facilitated by the PSTC-Pampanga
for Pampanga-based firms/organizations
Name of Training
Venue
Seminar Orientation on
GMP
DOST-3 Conference
Room
Seminar on Food Product
and Process Improvement
on with
DOST Pampanga
Conference Room
Seminar on Aquaculture
Management
Conference Room at
Navarro Foods Int'l,
Masantol
Seminar/Re-orientation on
GMP
Aiza's Sweets,
Sasmuan
Seminar on Transport
Packaging
PFTC, Mabalacat
Techno Center, Brgy.
Paralayunan,Mabalacat
Seminar/Re-orientation on
GMP
Batis Asul, Pulungbulu,
Angeles City
Training on the Calibration
of Weighing Scales and
Balances
DOST-3 Conference
Room
GMP Audit for Nadeco
Meifoods, Angeles City
GMP Audit for Aiza’s
Sweets, Sta. Rita/Sasmuan,
Pampanga
GMP Seminar-Orientation
for Aqua Sparkletts,
Calibutbut, Bacolor,
Pampanga
HACCP Seminar-Orientation
for Participants to the Likha
ng Central Luzon
No. of Participants
29 pax. from 19
MSMEs/ food
processors in
Pampanga
22 pax from 18
MSMEs/ food
processors in
Pampanga;
10 pax.from 8
MSMEs/ fishpond
operators inMasantol
and MAO rep.
60 participants-- food
handlers at Aiza's
Sweets
22 participants from
7 MSMEs (members
of CFIP Pampanga
Chapter)
39 participants-- food
handlers of
NADECO Meifoods
Inc.
14 participants from
the PAMPro
members- from 5
MSMEs and DOST
Inclusive Dates
Conducted
February 11
Funding Scheme
sponsored by
DTI-Pampanga
16-17 February
sponsored by
DTI-Pampanga
February 27
food sponsored
by PCEDO
(LGUPampanga)
Company
sponsored
March 2
March 10
April 23
June 3
Sponsored by
CFIP
Pampanga and
the participants
Company
sponsored
July 29
Food was
sponsored by
PAMPro /
MIRDC
shouldered other
expenses of the
speakers
DOST3 FST
August 11
DOST3 FST
Conference Room,
Aqua Sparkletts
32 participants /food
handlers from the
firm
September 5
Company
sponsored
Conference Room,
DTI- Regional Office
No. 3
27 food handlers
from 25 food
processors
September 23
DTI Regional
Office No. 3
A total of nine (9) technology trainings and seminars/workshops and two (2) audits were
undertaken by the PSTC-Pampanga. Of the nine (9) trainings/seminars, benefitted were 255
participants from eighty-five (85) MSMEs.
Strategy II:
Human Resource Development Program
The human resource development priority is aimed at building S&T capabilities for the future
through focused programs in the higher education sector.
S&T Undergraduate Scholarship Program
Republic Act 7687 otherwise known as the S&T Act of 1994 was approved and enacted in
February 1994. It seeks to strengthen the country's science and technology manpower by
creating a pool of scientists, engineers, and technicians who shall fill the needs of
industrialization. Towards this end, scholarships are provided to finance the education of
talented and deserving students to pursue a degree or training in areas of science and
technology. DOST through the Science Education Institute (SEI) has been mandated to
directly implement the program. It has two specific sub-programs, RA-7687 (Program A) and
the DOST-SEI Merit Scholarships (Program B). Program A is intended for applicant whose
socio-economic status does not exceed the set values of certain indicators, e.g. family gross
income, electric consumption, food expenditure, etc. while Program B is for applicant whose
annual family gross income exceeds P156,600.00.
On-going scholars and applicants for the Scholarship programs are being processed and
assisted by the Regional Office staff on Science Education. The PSTC-Pampanga endorses walk-in and
phoned in concerns to the R.O.
The table shows the names of the passers for the 2010 Scholarship examinations in
Pampanga (exam held on 15 November 2009):
First Batch
1
2
3
4
Name
Bondoc, Arger De Leon
Calma, Camille Patricia Yalung
Castro, Jemuel Marin
High School
Angeles City Trade School
Holy Angel Univesity
Salapungan HS
Angeles City National Trade
Sch.
Program
RA 7687
Merit
RA 7687
Municipality
Bacolor, Pampanga
Angeles City, Pampanga
Candaba, Pampanga
RA 7687
PSHS-Diliman Campus
Pampanga High School
Holy Angel University
Pampanaga HS
Pampanga HS
PSHS-Diliman Campus
Holy Family Academy
San Carlos -San Luis NHS
Pampanga HS
Merit
Merit
RA 7687
RA 7687
RA 7687
Merit
RA 7687
RA 7687
RA 7687
Mexico, Pampanga
Mabalacat, Pampanga
Minalin, Pampanga
Porac, Pampanga
San Luis, Pampanga
Guagua, Pampanga
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
David, Kim Danrey Cabebe
Guion, Ginarey Grace Ann
Sarmiento
Junio, Jan-Derrick Obis
Mamangun, Royette Abby Dizon
Mendoza, Naomi Lois Dimzon
Musni, Theodosia Lanuza
Pangilinan, Coleen Mallari
Rivera, Anne Kristine Natalicio
Salas, John Lester Espela
Tacbad, Robert Canlas
14
Calilung, David Neil Ticse
Assumpta Technical HS
RA 7687
Minalin, Pampanga
15
Cadiang, Kenneth Ronquillo
Pampanga High School
RA 7687
16
David, Edgar Allan Bartolome
San Carlos San Luis NHS
RA 7687
San Luis, Pampanga
Second Batch
SCHOLARSHIP REPORT FOR REGION 3
As of December 31, 2010
Province
District
2011
Applicants
On-going
Aurora
Lone District
67
8
Bataan
1st District
2nd District
84
161
12
47
Bulacan
1st District
2nd District
3rd District
4th District
Malolos City
SJDM
77
101
74
118
25
21
20
28
11
17
16
4
Nueva Ecija
1st District
2nd District
3rd District
4th District
47
174
53
60
7
7
4
10
Pampanga
1st District
2nd District
3rd District
57
54
68
16
7
13
4th District
45
15
Tarlac
1st District
2nd District
3rd District
30
45
37
3
11
6
Zambales
1st District
2nd District
53
47
5
5
8
6
1506
278
Other
Regions
Total
For the examinations held on 21 November 2010, a total of forty-one (41) applicants in Pampanga
qualified for the examinations. Passers will be posted by 2011. While seventy-six (76) applicants,
coming from sixteen (16) elementary schools in Pampanga took the qualifying exams for the
Philippine Science High School SY 2011-2012.
Strategy III:
S&T Promotion, Information Dissemination,
Advocacy and Linkages
For PSTC-Pampanga, advocacy activities and linkages have been very effective and beneficial both to
the center and the partners. These initiatives were great contributors in achieving high impact
accomplishments. Consistent conduct of vigorous S&T promotion and information dissemination
campaign aimed at reaching the general public, policy makers and decision makers in government,
the S&T community (researchers, inventors, educators, extension workers and their support
personnel), the youth and the main employment generators of the country, the micro, small and
medium enterprises (MSMEs).
The aggressive linkages with other institutions and individuals were the main tools of the Center that
enhanced the attainment of accomplishments in the various S&T programs, the development of
capabilities that effectively carried out S&T activities, and the interaction between science and
society.
S&T Linkages
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT AND LINKAGES
PROVINCIAL BRANDING PROJECT
The PSTC-Pampanga, together with other members of the technical working group (TWG) for the
“Vida Pampanga!”, continuously initiated projects and activities in support to the accredited firms. In
time for the transition within the Provincial administration, the TWG prepared the plans and
programs that were proposed and funded accordingly through the Provincial Cooperative and
Enterprise Dev’t. Office (PCEDO). Moreover, the PSTC-Pampanga ensured that the accredited firms
were prioritized in all programs of the Department.
PAMPANGA SME DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
PSTC-Pampanga has been active in participating to the Council’s planning sessions, meetings and
review activities. Partnerships were forged during these activities.
CITY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
The City Solid Waste Management Board was convened by the Hon. Mayor Oscar Rodriguez through
the City ENRO on 24 June 2010. PSTC-Pampanga was among the members to represent DOST.
Proposed programs/projects and activities on solid waste management were evaluated by the board
during regular monthly meetings every last Friday.
One Town One Product
Program
The continuous implementation of the One Town One Product Program has been one of the
strategies of the PSTC-Pampanga in forging linkages with other agencies of the government and the
private sector. Projects and activities crafted in line with OTOP were usually prioritized. For this year,
two of the SETUP-core funded, two GIA-funded and two major technical assistance projects
benefitted OTOP SMEs.
DOST Regional Office No. 3 was the island’s nominee for the NATIONAL MOST SUPPORTIVE PARTNER
AGENCY held on 12 March during the National Congress at the PTTC, Pasay City.
BLESSING AND INAUGURATION OF THE PSTC-PAMPANGA BUILDING
The new building of the PSTC-Pampanga was blessed and formally inaugurated during the Launching
of the www.clmsme.net/showcase on 12 November 2010. As the second part of the program, the
blessing of the whole two-storey building was officiated by Rev. Fr. Daniel Baul and was witnessed by
the MSMEs and NGA representatives present during the website launching.
Directory
Pampanga Provincial Science and Technology Center
PSTC-Pampanga
Department of Science and Technology – Region III
Capitol Compound, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
Telefax: (045) 961-0967
Provincial S&T Director
[email protected]
[email protected]
ARIES D. RAMOS
Science Research Assistant
WILFREDO F. SIBAL / RANDY VALENCIA
Regional Support Staff for Pampanga
Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Province of Pampanga
Capitol Compound, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
Telefax No. (045)961-0967
WE ARE PLEASED TO PROVIDE YOUR OFFICE WITH A COPY OF OUR
2010 YEAR-END REPORT ON OUR PROGRAMS / PROJECTS / ACTIVITIES
/ ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE PROVINCE OF PAMPANGA.
THANK YOU AND WARM REGARDS.
Very truly yours,
PSTD-Pampanga
19 January 2011
[email protected]
Acknowledgement Receipt:
1. Dr. Conrado J. Oliveros
Regional Director- DOST 3
2. Dr. Julius Caesar V. Sicat
Asst. Reg’l Dir., Technical Op.
3. Ms. Adena David
Resident Auditor
4. Hon. Carmelo F. Lazatin
Representative- 1st District
5. Hon. Gloria M. Arroyo
Representative- 2nd District
6. Hon. Aurelio “Dong” Gonzales Representative- 3rd District
7. Hon. Anna York Bondoc
Representative- 4th District
8. Hon. Joseller “Yeng” Guiao
Vice Governor- Pampanga
9. Hon. Lilia B. Pineda
Governor- Pampanga
10. Engr. Fernando Y. Henson PPDO- Pampanga
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