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PENRO LOCATION/ PROJECT DESCRIPTION dwindled as years passed by and the natural resources gradually depleted due to the cutting of mangrove trees by nearby communities for fuel woods and construction materials. The sub-project also aims to provide livelihood projects to the residents who are basically dependent on mangrove and related aquatic resources as the main source of livelihood. PMRSP had a total contract cost of P26.75M with the following components: Project Component Contractor Contract Period Contract Cost Community Organizing EDCAI Ph. I – 11/ 20/ 00 to 5//20/2001 Ph. II – 9/11/01 to 3/11/03 P2,246,545.26 CSD BAKHAW, Inc. 2/ 22/01 to 6/30/03 20,216,000.00 M & E • Physical TPEC-MPDAI 12/02 to 6/03 835,245.41 • IPBA VIRTUE, Inc. 12/02 to 6/03 196,300.50 Infrastructure • Road Rehab. A & C Enterprise 12/ 8/02 to 6/30/03 3,922,829.51 • Concrete Pathway 1,586,087.23 Totals P26,756,462.65 Legend: EDCAI – Eco-Environmental Development Concern Association BAKHAW - Bililhong Ani sa Katunggan Hangtud sa Walay Katapusan TPEC-MPDAI - Taft People Economic Council Multi-Purpose Dev. Assoc., Inc. ACUFI Bukidnon PWRS The CBFMA was awarded to BAKHAW, Inc. on September 20, 2002 covering 1,396.3 hectares. The PO has 210 members, majority of whom are fishermen and ordinary housewives. CBFMA was awarded to Association of Capoocan Upland Farmers, Inc. (ACUFI) on March 8, 1999 specifically for the protection and maintenance of the project. The project, which was formerly a Community Forestry Project (CFP) and converted into CBFM in 1998 under Executive Order No. 96-29, is located within the political jurisdiction of Barangays Manloy, Culasian and Sitio Salvacion, Barangay Balucanad, Municipality of Capoocan, Province of Leyte. It covers 1,575 hectares of which 1000 hectares is already developed composed of about 705 hectares of residual dipterocarp forest, about 270 hectares brash/grass land and 125 hectares openland, cropland and cocoland, sporadically distributed within the CBFM project site. The remaining 575 hectares, composed of 300 hectares reforestation plantation, 150 hectares of rattan plantation and 125 hectares of agroforestry farms, is proposed to be developed under CBFM implementation from CY 1999 until its completion. The ACUFI is composed of 125 members from Barangays Culasian, Manloy and Balucanad, Capoocan, Leyte. Pulangui Watershed Rehabilitation Project (PWRS) is one of the 55 projects funded under JBIC Loan II. It covers part of the Upper Pulangui Watershed with a project area of 5,095.72 hectares covering the following sites: Sacramento Valley Little Baguio Halapitan Concepcion Barangay Municipality/City San Fernando Valencia City 32
PENRO LOCATION/ PROJECT DESCRIPTION PWRS intends to rehabilitate the watershed’s vegetative cover, minimize soil erosion losses and improve the water yield and quality of the tributaries and major waterways, among which, is the Pulangui River. The river is considered one of most important resources in the province as it irrigates highly productive rice fields and generates 255 megawatts of electric power. PWRS also aims to improve ecological balance and uplift the socio-economic condition of the community. The different project components were implemented by the following: Project Component Contractor/PO Particulars Community Organizing CSD (area in hectares) Monitoring & Evaluation The Network Foundation Inc. (TNFI) Organized the following POs: • PAGTUKAS • OSA-TFAI • SAHA-TFAI Cost (in million) Status P2.099 completed Values, Inc.* OSA – TFAI SAHA - TFAI .923 terminated Blessed Phils. , CEDAMCO Inc. 2.651 completed Sub-total P 5.673 PAGTUKAS 1,002.00 19.929 OSA 810.00 16.157 SAHA 1,785.72 37.746 completed CEDAMCO 1,498.00 34.016 Sub-total 5,095.72 has. 107.848 LEAF Foundation Physical Validation – (LEAF) CEDAMCO 1.389 completed Mindanao Physical Validation– OSA .550 Integrated Physical Validation- 1.392 Management SAHA Foundation Physical Validation – 1.669 (MINMAF) OSA & SAHA Physical Validation (Final 1.073 Pass) – OSA & SAHA Mt. Kitanglad Physical Validation - .831 Community PAGTUKAS Development Foundation Inc. (MKCDFI) Institutional and Project .294 Benefit-OSA, CEDAMCO, PAGTUKAS, SAHA Physical Validation – CEDAMCO &PAGTUKAS 1.553 Physical Validation – 1.011 CEDAMCO &PAGTUKAS Sub-total P9.762 Infra. Development ULTICON Builders Rehab. of 11.3 kms road and const. of 3.1 kms. concrete foot bridge 34.156 completed Sub-total P34.156 Total P151.39 Legend: PAGTUKAS - Pagpalibud Tu Kakahuyan Asso., Inc. OSA-TFAI - Onward Savers Tree Farmers Association, Inc. SAHA-TFAI - Sail-Halapitan Tree Farmers Asso., Inc. CEDAMCO - Community Environmental Dev. & Mgt. of Concepcion Inc. * - taken over by TNFI 33
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