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EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY ORGANIZING Livelihood/ Date Started/ Investments DWSP - DMADAI Tilapia production/ November 2002 / P50,000.00 Project Status/Remarks While training was conducted in November 1997, the livelihood project was established only on Nov 2, 2002 or two years after the CO contract expires. The project was already terminated as of August 2004. As reflected in the CENRO report, this project failed due to water shortage in the area, an indication that the feasibility study was not properly undertaken. A number of PO members interviewed by the team were not aware of the existence of this project further indicating lack of transparency in financial operation and minimal and/or lack of participation/interest of PO members in the organization’s activities. Sari-sari Store/1997 / P2,500 The sari-sari store did not succeed due to mismanagement of funds and was eventually terminated as of August 2004. Interviews disclosed that some members did not pay the goods obtained through credit and credit policies were not regulated. This indicates that the concept of a cooperative was not yet inculcated in the minds of the PO officers and members. Mushroom culture/ 1997/ P2000 The project was also terminated as of August 2004. While there is a market for cultured mushroom, interviews revealed that production stopped due to unavailability of spawn. The difficulty of securing spawn could have been detected during the conduct of the feasibility study and alternative sources identified therein and arranged properly. PWRS PAGTUKAS Vegetable gardening (livelihood promotion) Banana trading On-going, but on individual basis due to high cost of farm inputs. On-going, but on individual basis. PO experienced difficulty of collecting receivables from previous buyers. Fishpond Only few members continued the project but on individual basis due to limited knowledge on fishpond management. Corn-cassava relay Suspended due to wet climate. 40
EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY ORGANIZING Livelihood/ Date Started/ Investments SAHA Rattan furniture Canteen Micro-agro lending Computer/photocopier Project Status/Remarks Suspended. Services of PO members terminated when permitee experienced documentary problems. Suspended as these were envisioned to co-exist with the CSD acitivities. Suspended, machine under repair. Banana trading On-going but on individual basis Fresh water fish production Vegetable production CEDAMCO Vegetable production Corn-cassava-peanut relay Only few members continued the project but on individual basis due to limited knowledge on fishpond management On-going, but on individual basis due to high cost of farm inputs. On-going, but on individual basis due to high cost of farm inputs. Suspended due to limited market. Catfish production OSA Banana Trading Suspended due to limited knowledge on fishpond management. On-going but on individual basis. The PO experienced difficulty of collecting receivables from previous buyers. Vegetable Production On-going, but on individual basis due to high cost of farm inputs. Canteen Rice Pawning Micro-lending Coffee Production Suspended as this was envisioned to co-exist with the CSD activities. Suspended. Birds attack the farm. Suspended due to difficulties of collecting receivables. Suspended alledgedly due to inappropriate spacing which affected the growth and quality of produce. 41
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