EDC PR 2016 (CSR section)
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<strong>EDC</strong>’s<br />
HELEn by the Numbers<br />
HEALTH <strong>PR</strong>OMOTION<br />
Our health program investment of PHP4.8M has benefited 4,900 households,<br />
while improving community access to basic services and health conditions.<br />
6<br />
sanitary facilities (toilets/ hand-washing<br />
stations) constructed for 2 partner barangays<br />
and 1 school<br />
17<br />
health centers were provided with<br />
equipment (BP apparatus, weighing<br />
scale) to check on patient’s condition<br />
42<br />
health centers and 20<br />
schools supplied with<br />
basic medicines to treat<br />
minor illnesses<br />
residents of<br />
partner barangays<br />
oriented on various<br />
health care and sanitation practices<br />
194<br />
health workers in 15<br />
barangays trained on<br />
basic life support and on<br />
identifying emergent diseases to improve<br />
delivery of health services<br />
979 1,086<br />
households in 2 partner barangays now have<br />
new water systems to access clean water<br />
254<br />
health workers<br />
provided with<br />
monthly rice subsidy<br />
as incentive to increase efficiency<br />
at work<br />
1,992<br />
individuals treated during 19 health<br />
(medical, dental, surgical services) missions<br />
GENERAL HEALTH OUTCOMES<br />
• No verified ill effects to the community due to geothermal operations<br />
• <strong>EDC</strong> helped detect and prevent outbreaks of communicable diseases<br />
• Focused medical missions are well-participated and highly appreciated, becoming good avenues for health care<br />
and good sanitation practices by communities<br />
LIVELIHOOD DEVELOPMENT<br />
<strong>EDC</strong> has invested a total of PHP11.8M for its livelihood program to create<br />
self-sustaining communities.<br />
9<br />
hectares of MADADMA (indigenous people) vegetable learning farms benefiting 168 members of<br />
MADADMA Associations, producing 100% organic vegetables, and providing an average monthly<br />
allowance of PHP6,900, as well as on-the-job skills training to 60 individuals<br />
80<br />
members of the Bulabog Women’s Association<br />
trained in food processing, thus honing<br />
their entrepreneurial skills and ensuring the<br />
continuity of the women’s association<br />
PHP2M<br />
gross income generated from agricultural demo farms and provided<br />
technical trainings and income to members of associations<br />
PHP246M<br />
revenue generated<br />
and PHP225M<br />
acquired assets by<br />
9 cooperatives/federations in all sites through job contracting<br />
and other merchandising projects<br />
2,182<br />
individuals from farmers’<br />
associations and households from<br />
all sites trained on various technicalvocational<br />
and values formation skills to embed entrepreneurial<br />
mindset and provide opportunities for income generation<br />
PHP2.7M<br />
worth of financial aid<br />
and technical assistance<br />
sourced out for agribased<br />
livelihood projects of 10 partner associations while<br />
facilitating the establishment of market for their produce<br />
PHP275M<br />
worth of labor<br />
contracts awarded<br />
to 9 cooperatives/<br />
federations, generating an additional average annual income<br />
of PHP60K to PHP70K to 3,101 active members<br />
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I Energy Development Corporation Performance Report <strong>2016</strong><br />
203-1, 203-2, 413-1
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