DILG R10 ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT FOR THE PROVINCE OF CAMIGUIN

Programs and Projects in the Province were sustainably implemented through the Congressional Development Fund (CDF) to cater the social
protection for the constituents, the island was not so developed in terms of infrastructures, and agriculture and fishery were given less opportunity for
economic upliftment as tourism was the main source of livelihood. Only upon the inception of BUB Program that various projects were primarily and
specifically identified by the CSOs; the marginalized sectors were given an opportunity to take part in the identification of projects that would cater their
specific needs. With the BUB Program under the Aquino administration, more funding were downloaded for various projects supporting the environmental,
social and economic aspects that had helped augment the LGUs in the realization of the major thrusts in the delivery of basic services to the constituents who
are hopeful that such program may be continued to uplift the living standard of the populace.
In the previous years, a number of households province-wide used to defecate anywhere, fishermen used to fish offshore by renting fishing boats
or thru sharing of fish-catch, some had to contend with dirt roads leading to the highway which were impassable to motor vehicles during rainy days, health
centers were lacking health services providers but through bub projects; more were provided with sanitary toilets, fisher-folks were provided with their own
own motorized fishing boats with accessories, some households now enjoy about 2 kms of concreted access road leading to the highway, emergency
employment of nurses was also implemented to fill the gap.

PROGRAM/PROJECT
(description, cost and fund
source e.g.GAA wit year,ODA,
Corporate Funds,
etc.,objective)
1

STATUS TIMELINES
(started in (date), ongoing
(___%) complete as of
(date),completed in (date), or
Target completion

BENEFICIARIES
(who are the beneficiaries?, how
many are they?,Note: inslcude
th latest data for the year and if
available, yearly data)

OUTCOME/IMPACT
(how has the program/project
contributed to improving the
lives of the beneficiaries?
Indicators on the
outcomes/impact of agency
program/projects)

Performance Challenge Fund

(PCF) Project

2013 Province
Camiguin Solidwaste Sanitary On-going
Landfill Management & Research
Development
Project
(CS2MRDP)cluster-alliance
project
of
the
five
(5)
municipalities of the province
spearheaded by the Provincial
Government (2.6M)
Dairy
Development
(2.2M) On going
(Purchase
of
Pasteurizing
equipment
and
other
accessories)
(Construction of milking Parlor/
Building)

5 municipalities of the Province

Rehabilitate the natural resources

of the Province and maintain health
and sanitation of the entire island
by recycling waste in its effort in
waste collection and utilization for
economic activities and solve
common problems of LGUs on
garbage disposal.

Malnourished children and all Slowly addressed problems on

schoolchildren with nutritional malnourishment
and
increase
problem.
farmers farm utilization and provide
them with alternative income
sources between planting season.

Establishment of Boystown/Youth On-going (backfilling and to Orphaned/street-children

Welfare Homes (Phase 1) (2.6M) start construction by November juvenile delinquent children
2015)

and

Municipality of Catarman
Improvement of the Municipal
Gym Phase 5(45 sq.m annex
kitchen, construction of entrance
canopy and construction of 3
ventilation openings in the gyms
roofing costing 1 M) -a termbased disaster risk reduction and
management plan of the Local
Government

A temporary shelter and provide

Construction started on April 200 Families along coastal areas safety of affected constituents
2013 and was completed on 1st in Brgy. Poblacion and 50 families during the time of typhoon and or
week of June 2013.
along coastal areas and riverside other calamities.
in Brgy. Looc

Municipality of Mahinog
Construction
of
Pasalubong
Center cum Waiting Lounge
complete with support amenities
like coffee shop, ticketing facility,
toilet and shower room for
tourists going to mantigue island
costing 1M)

Started
Construction
December 2014 and
actually completed on
28,2015

on 22 members of the Mantigue This serves as market outlet for

was Island
Motorboat
Services local
producers,
food
and
May Association (MAMSA)- the only handicraft items which will help:
accredited group by LGU Mahinog
Increased household income
to ferry foreign and local tourists in
Help
decrease
poverty
Mantigue and nearby destinations.
incidence

Municipality of Mambajao
Construction of OBOP (One Completed
Barangay
One
product)/
Pasalubong Center at Ardent

Provide
safe
and
comfortable waiting lounge
for foreign and local tourists;
and
serves as presentable
convergence
facility
for
MAMSA Operator

Respective products under the

It serves as display center of the
OBOP of 15 Barangays in the
One Barangay One Product
municipality.
(OBOP) of the 15 Barangays of the

Hibok-Hibok Spring Resort an

LGU managed resort costing 1
M.
2
201
3

Municipality.
It
will
promote
entrepreneurship and create jobs in
the locality.

Bottom-Up Budgeting (BUB)

Project
Municipality of Mahinog
Improvement and Rehabilitation
of San Miguel Water System
Phase I (Installation of 420lm
75mm HDPE (SDR 11) Pipes
with
Intake
Box
costing
300,000.00

533 households
Installation
started
on
December 26, 2013 and was
completed on completed on
May 30, 2014.

201
4

533 households were provided with

safe and potable water system that
helped reduced the risk of
contaminating
water-borne
diseases.

60 households

60 households were provided with

safe and potable water system that
helped reduced the risk of
contaminating
water-borne
diseases.

Municipality of Catarman
Installation started on October
Improvement of Existing Quila-a 15, 2014 and was completed
Water System (500,000.00)
on December 15,2015.
533 households
Municipality of Mahinog
Rehabilitation of San Miguel Installation started on March
Water
System
Phase
II 02,2015 and was completed on
(Installation of 540lm HDPE June 14,2015
263 households
(SDR
11)
Pipes
costing
300,000.00

533 households were provided with

safe and potable water system that
helped reduced the risk of
contaminating
water-borne
diseases.

263 households were provided with

safe and potable water system that

Rehabilitation of Owakan Water Installation started on March 602 households

System(Installation of 900lm 02,2015 and was completed on
HDPE (SDR 11) Pipes with 1 unit June 20,2015
Chlorinator costing 500,000.00
Rehabilitation of San Isidro Water Installation started on March
System(Installation of 840lm 02,2015 and was completed on 263 households
HDPE (SDR 11) Pipes with 1 unit June 19,2015
Chlorinator costing 500,000.00

Concreting of 39 linear meter Construction

started
on
road from the National to the December 29,2014 and was
Coastal Area of Brgy. Tupsan completed on April 19,2015
(270,000.00)

146 households

Concreting of 154.5 linear meter Construction

started
on
road in San Isidro (900,000.00)
December 29,2014 and was
completed on May 09,2015

helped reduced
contaminating
diseases.

the risk of
water-borne

602 households were provided with

safe and potable water system that
helped reduced the risk of
contaminating
water-borne
diseases.
With the concreting of road, 263
households have already utilized its
accessibility as indicated by:
Farmers income become
sufficient
Fare Hike reduced
Increased
Agricultural
productivity and profitability
Fish Peddlers were able to
reach the interior area.
Comfort of the passersby
during rainy days
Improved
rural
infrastructures
With the concreting of road, 146
households have already utilized its
accessibility as indicated by:
Farmers income become
sufficient
Fare Hike reduced


378 households

Concreting of 136.5 linear meter Construction

started
on
road from Inahan sa Kanunayng December 29,2014 and was
Panabang Chapel to Sitio completed on June 03,2015
Taoctoc (900,000.00)
85 households

Concreting of 237 linear meter Construction

started
on
road in Queobe, San Miguel December 29,2014 and was
(1,350,0000.00)
completed on May 28,2015
201
5

Increased
Agricultural
productivity and profitability
Fish Peddlers were able to
reach the interior area.
Comfort of the passersby
during rainy days
Improved
rural
infrastructures

With the concreting of road, 378

households have already utilized its
accessibility as indicated by:
Farmers income become
sufficient
Fare Hike reduced
Increased
Agricultural
productivity and profitability
Fish Peddlers were able to
reach the interior area.
Comfort of the passersby
during rainy days
Improved
rural
infrastructures
With the concreting of road, 85
households have already utilized its
accessibility as indicated by:
Farmers income become
sufficient
Fare Hike reduced
Increased
Agricultural

200 persons

Municipality of Mambajao
Road Project (2 lane concrete Date started January 9,2015
pavement with a length of 201 and was completed on April
meters, 7.0 meters wide including 2,2015
shoulder and line canal in both
7 Barangays
sides) at Sitio Tambaan, Anito
costing 1,740,000.00.

Municipality of Guinsiliban
Equipment (Communication and Completed
Rescue) of Brgy. Disaster
Command Center and Mobility in
7 Brgys. (500,000.00)

productivity and profitability

Fish Peddlers were able to
reach the interior area.
Comfort of the passersby
during rainy days
Improved
rural
infrastructures

With the concreting of road, 200

persons have already utilized its
accessibility as indicated by:
Farmers income become
sufficient
Fare Hike reduced
Increased
Agricultural
productivity and profitability
Fish Peddlers were able to
reach the interior area.
Comfort of the passersby
during rainy days
Improved
rural
infrastructures
Improved quick response actions
during disaster related activities.

CSO
Monitoring
and
Evaluation
Orientation
Training and Practicum

Prepared by:

Within the month of October

50 CSOs/POs coming from the 5 Active Participation of the different

municipalities in the Province
stakeholders
in
the
project
implementation.
CSO/Pos were:
Aware of the projects being
implemented in their area.
Empowered
to
monitor
various projects and present
results to proper forum.
Noted by:

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CONSUELO B. BARBASO
LGOO V

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RUBICONCEASAR U. AGCOPRA
OIC-Provincial Director