Republic of the Philippines

CERTIFICATION
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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY cam.mmovm
Cordillera Administrative Region

02 April 2019

Atty. FRANCO G. BAWANG, JR.

Regional Director
Cooperative Development Authority - CAR
3/F EDNCP Building, 358 Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City

Dear Dir. Bawang Jr.:

Greetings!

This concerns the crafting of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (CWIDP)
2018-2022 by collaborating agencies and institutions.

We are pleased to inform you that the second draft of the said plan was reviewed by
representatives of the collaborating agencies and institutions, and revision is on process. To
finalize the plan, we will convene a Cordillera Weavers Stakeholder's Forum on April 10,
2019 at H100 Ecolodge, Lower Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City. This activity aims to
organize weavers and other stakeholders on weaving in the region to share experiences,
inputs and validate data on the draft CWIDP.

Anent to this, may we invite two (2) representatives from your institution to participate in
the said forum. We believe that your inputs will be crucial in the development of the plan.
Please find attached tentative program and working committee for the forum, for reference.

We are also providing you a copy of our Memorandum of Understanding for collaboration in
support to the formulation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (CWIDP)
2018-2022, as additional reference.

Our staff, Mr. Sean Paul C. Fiangaan, shall coordinate with your office regarding this
invitation. Likewise, you may contact him at (074) 422-0981 or email him at
rrdic.dostcar@gmail.com.

Thank you very much and we look forward to your favorable action on this invitation.

Very truly yours,

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ANCY BA401, 12.D.
RRDIC Chairperson and DOST-CAR
DOST-CAR Regional Director ELEASED
DATES APR 0 2 2019
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Postal Address : Km 6, La Trinidad, Benguet 2601 Telefax Numbers:

Website : www.car.dost.gov.ph ORD : (074) 422-2214
E-mail Address : dost-car©dost.gov.ph TSD : (074) 422-0979
FAS : (074) 422-0981
 CORDILLERA WEAVING STAKEHOLDERS' FORUM
APRIL 10, 2019
H100 ECOLODGE, LOWER MAGSAYSAY, BAGUIO CITY

TENTATIVE PROGRAM
Time Activity Responsible Person
Registration Secretariat

8:30 — 9:00 AM Opening Ceremonies

1 Invocation Secretariat
1 Acknowledgement of Participants
Dr. Nancy A. Bantog
9:00 — 9:15 AM Opening Remarks i Regional Director
DOST CAR
Weavers to showcase their products
Dr. Pita S. Ptpican
9:16 — 9:45 AM Situation of Weaving Industry in CAR Chief SRS
DOST CAR

9:46 — 10:30 AM Cultural Appreciation and Appropriation

© DTI CAR
- Presentation of the Draft Cordillera Weaving Dr. Analyn Salvador-
— 11:35 AM
Industry Development Plan 2018 -2022 Amores
Open Forum/ Focus Group Discussion/
Validation

GROUPS:
Capacitation Strategy
(TESDA, DTI, DOST, CDA, DEPED,
DSWD, DOLE)
Improve Access to Finance
(DSWD, DOLE, NCCA, Landbank,
Small Business Corporation)
Production of Natural Fibers/ Raw
1136— 1200
Materials
(PhilFIDA, NCIP, )
R&D
(UPB, BSU, DOST, NEDA)
Building appreciation to Indigenous Arts
and Crafts
Product Development
(DTI, DOST, NOIR DEPED, DOT,
NCCA)
Market Development
(DTI, DOT)
LUNCH BREAK
Continuation of Open Forum/ Focus Group Dr. Analyn Salvador-
1:00 — 2:00 PM
Discussion/ Validation Amores
Presentation of Group Outputs
Q&A
2:01 —4:30 PM
*template of presentation
(10-15 minutes/group)
Ways Forward
- Giving of Certs
4A55:00
— PM
- Photo Ops
Closing Remarks
GUIDE QUESTIONS
Guide questions per strategy
Existing Situation
(strategies)
- What are your needs/ expectations?
Challenges and Issues
- Is this sufficient/ relevant to address the issues?
Recommendation
- What strategies do you recommend to address the issues identified?

PARTICIPANTS:

No. of
Agency/ Institution
Participants
50 Weavers from CAR
14 2 pax each from Provincial Planning Development Officers from CAR
2 pax each from member agencies:
BSU
CDA
DEPED
DOLE
DOT
DSWD
26
DTI
NCIP
NEDA
NCCA
PHILFIDA
UP BAGUIO
TESDA
10 DOST Staff and Secretariat
5 Resource Speakers

TOTAL: 105 PARTICIPANTS

WORKING COMMITTEE
Particulars Lead Member
Invitation DOST Secretariat DTI, PhilFIDA, DOLE, DSWD
NEDA, BSU, DEPED
Emcee.
Program DOST
MR. CLEMENTE BANDAO
MR. FLOR C. DE PERALTA
Registration DOST DOST, DOT
Documentation DOST NEDA, DSWD
Food & Accommodation DOST DOST
 Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Cordillera Administrative Region 0 CERTIFICATION
1,1;r1TER N AT I ON AL
cm No. OP/493/001/615

CORDILLERA WEAVING
STAKEHOLDERS' FORUM
H100 ECOLODGE
Lower Magsaysay, Baguio City
8:00 AM — 5:00 PM

10 April 2019

CONFIRMATION SLIP

Name of Agency/ Institution:

Name/s of Participant/s Designation Phone Number Email Address

Kindly fax this reply slip to (074) 422-2214/ 422-0981 or email to

rrdic.dostcar@gmail.com on or before April 8, 2019.

Postal Address : Km 6, La Trinidad, Benguet 2601 Telefax Numbers:

Website : www.car.dost.gov.ph ORD : (074) 422-2214
E-mail Address : dost-car@dost.gov.ph TSD : (074) 422-0979
FAS : (074) 422-0981
 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for collaboration in support to the

Formulation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022) is
entered into this day of 2018 by and among:

The Department of Science and Technology — Cordillera Administrative Region,

with the official address at Km. 6, BSU Compound, La Trinidad, Benguet, represented
herein by its Regional Director, Dr. NANCY A. BANTOG, herein referred to as DOST-
CAR,

The Department of Trade and Industry — Cordillera Administrative Region, with

the official address at 2nd F, Pine Lake Bldg., #9 Otek St. Cor. Rizal St., Baguio City,
represented herein by its Regional Director, Dr. MYRNA P. PABLO, herein referred to
as DTI-CAR,

The Department of Social Welfare and Development — Cordillera Administrative

Region with the official address at #40 North Drive, 2600 Baguio City, represented
herein by its Regional Director, Ms. JANET P. ARMAS, herein referred to as DSWD-
CAR,

The Department of Tourism — Cordillera Administrative Region with official

address at Baguio Tourism Complex, Gov. Pack Road, Baguio City, represented
herein by its Regional Director, Ms. MARIE VENUS Q. TAN, herein referred to as
DOT-CAR,

The Department of Education — Cordillera Administrative Region, with the official

address at Wangal, La Trinidad, Benguet, represent herein by its Regional Director,
Dr. MAY B. ECLAR, herein referred to as DepEd-CAR,

The Department of Labor and Employment — Cordillera Administrative Region

with the official address at Cabinet Hill, Baguio City, represented herein by its Regional
Director, EXEQUIEL ROME A. GUZMAN herein referred to as DOLE-CAR,

The National Economic and Development Authority — Cordillera Administrative

Region with the official address at Botanical Garden, Leonard Wood Road, Baguio
City, represented herein by its Regional Director, Dr. MILAGROS A. RIMANDO, herein
referred to as NEDA-CAR,

The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples — Cordillera Administrative

Region, with the official address at 3/F Lyman Ogilby Centrum (Annex), 358
Magsaysay Afvenue, Baguio City, represented herein by its Regional Director, Atty.
ROLAND P. CALDE, herein referred to as NCIP-CAR,

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 The National Commission for Culture and Arts with the official address #633
General Luna St., Intramuros, Manila, represented herein by its Chairman, Hon.
VIRGILIO S. ALMARIO, herein referred to as NCCA,

The Cooperative Development Authority - Cordillera Administrative Region with

the official address at 2/F EDNCP Bldg., 358 Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City,
represented herein by its Regional Director, Atty. FRANCO G. BAWANG, JR., herein
referred to as CDA-CAR,

The Philippine Fiber Industry Development Authority - Cordillera Administrative

Region with the official address at Wangal, La Trinidad, Benguet, represented herein
by itsr,-,:ect, t.::n., Director, Mr. KENNEDY T. COSTALES, herein referred to as
PhilFIDA-CAR,

The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority - Cordillera

Administrative Region with the official address at #32 Magsaysay Drive, Loakan
Proper, Baguio City, represented herein by its Regional Director, Engr. MANUEL B.
WONG, herein referred to as TESDA-CAR,

The Benguet State University, with the official address at La Trinidad, Benguet,
represented herein by its President, Dr. FELICIANO G. CALORA JR., herein referred
to as BSU,
-and-

The University of the Philippines-Baguio, with the official address at Governor Pack
Road, Baguio City, represented herein by its Chancellor, Dr. RAYMUNDO D.
ROVILLOS, herein referred to as UPS.

In this understanding, DOST-CAR, DTI-CAR, DSWD-CAR, DOT-CAR, DepEd-CAR,

DOLE-CAR, NEDA-CAR, NCIP-CAR, NCCA, CDA-CAR, PhilFIDA-CAR, TESDA-
CAR. BSU and UPB are collectively referred to as "Parties".

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WITNESSETH: THAT

WHEREAS, under Executive Order No. 128 Series of 1987, the DOST is mandated -{
to provide central direction, leadership, and coordination of scientific and technological
efforts in the country; formulate and implement policies, plans, programs, and projects
for the development of science and technology for the promotion of scientific and
technological activities for both the public and private sectors; and ensure that the
results of scientific and technological activities are properly applied and utilized to
accelerate economic and social development;

WHEREAS, under the Executive Order No. 133 Series of 1987, the DTI shall be the
primary coordinative, promotive, facilitative and regulatory arm of the government for
the country's trade, industry and investment activities; act as catalyst for ihe intensified

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 private sector activity in order to accelerate and sustain economic growth through: (a)
a comprehensive industrial growth; (b) a progressive and socially responsible
liberation and deregulation program; and (c) policies designed for the expansion and
diversification of trade, both domestic and foreign;

WHEREAS, under Republic Act 5416, the DSWD is the primary government agency
which shall develop and implement comprehensive social welfare programs;

WHEREAS, republic Act No. 9593 otherwise known as the Tourism Act of 2009,
mandated the Department of Tourism to support, advance and promote the protection,
maintenance and preservation of historical, cultural and natural endowments, in
cooperation with appropriate agencies and private sector;

WHEREAS, Republic Act No. 10533, An Act enhancing the Philippine Basic Education
System by Strengthening it Curriculum and increasing the number of years for Basic
Education. The DepEd, the CHED, the TESDA and other line agencies, shall work
together to craft harmonized basic and tertiary curricula for global competitiveness of
Filipino graduates;

WHEREAS, under the Executive Order No. 126 Series of 1987 the DOLE is mandated
to promote gainful employment opportunities and optimizes the development and
utilization of the country's manpower resources; advances the welfare of workers by
providing just and humane conditions and terms of employment and maintains
industrial peace by promoting harmonious, equitable and stable employment relations;

WHEREAS, under Executive Order No. 230 Series of 1987, the NEDA is mandated
as the independent planning agency of the government;

WHEREAS, under Republic Act No. 8371, otherwise known as the "Indigenous
Peoples Rights Act", approved on 29 October 1997, the NCIP is the primary
government agency that formulate and implement policies, plans and programs to
promote and protect the rights and well-being of the Indigenous Cultural
Communities/Indigenous Peoples and recognize their ancestral domains as well as
their rights thereto;

WHEREAS, under Republic Act 7356, the National Commission for Culture and the
Arts (NCCA), is mandated to preserve, develop and promote the Philippine arts and
culture. As such, it shall preserve and integrate traditional culture and its various
creative expressions as a dynamic part of the national cultural mainstream;

WHEREAS, Republic Act 6939 Series of 1990, the CDA shall promote the viability
and growth of cooperatives as instruments of equity, social justice and economic
development in fulfillment of the mandate in section 15, Article XII of the Constitution;

WHEREAS, under Executive Order No. 366 Series of 2013, the PhilFIDA is mandated
to promote the growth and development of the Philippine fiber industry through
research and development (R & D) on fiber crops and fiber utiliz t n and technology,

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production support, extension support, education and training development, standards
implementation and trade regulation;

WHEREAS, under Republic Act 7796, otherwise known as the "Technical Education
and Skills Development Act of 1994," the TESDA shall manage and supervise
technical education and skills development in the Philippines;

WHEREAS, the BSU is mandated to provide graduate and undergraduate courses in

the arts, sciences, humanities, and professional fields in agriculture, natural sciences,
technology, and other technical and professional courses as the Board of Regents
may determine and deem proper; shall also promote research, extension,
agribusiness, and advanced studies and progressive leadership in its field of
specialization;

WHEREAS, the UP Charter of 2008 (Republic Act 9500) mandates that as the national
university, a public and secular institution of higher learning, and a community of
scholars dedicated to the search for truth and knowledge as well as the development
of leadership in higher education and development;

WHEREAS, the parties agree that the pursuit of innovation is crucial in enhancing
national competitiveness and achieving sustainable and inclusive growth in the
country, as detailed in the Philippine Development Plan 2017-2022 and as envisioned
in the Ambisyon 20140;

WHEREAS, under the new Philippine industrial policy, innovation and

entrepreneurship will be at the core of industry growth and development requiring
strong coordination and collaboration among concerned government agencies,
industry stakeholders, and the academic and research community;

WHEREAS, weaving is a living tradition in all the provinces in the Cordillera

Administrative Region that has passed on from one generation to generation;

WHEREAS, there is a need to create a synergy among the Parties for the formulation
and implementation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 -
2022) to enable the industry to compete in the local and global markets;

NOW therefore, for and in consideration of the above premises, the Parties involved
have mutually reached the following Understanding:

I. PURPOSE OF THE MOU

The MOU is a declaration of understanding by the parties to cooperate and extend e ki f)

joint efforts in the formulation and implementation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry
Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

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II. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES

1. The DOST-CAR shall:

Facilitate the coordination with all the Parties in the formulation of the
Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

Share information on innovation and research and development programs

and projects relevant to the promotion of innovation in the weaving
industry.

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TWG), which
will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation of the
Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018- 2022).

2. The DTI-CAR shall:

Facilitate the coordination with concerned stakeholders in the private

sector, particularly with industry associations and the academic and
research community in the formulation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry
Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

Share relevant information on industry development programs, including

those pertaining to industry plans.

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TWG), which
will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation of the
Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018- 2022).

3. The DSWD-CAR shall:

Facilitate coordination through the Sustainable Livelihood Program

(SLP) with program participant engaged in Weaving Industry.

Share information on Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) modalities

such as Skills Training and Capital Provision relevant to the formulation
of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TWG),

which will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation
of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

4. The DOT-CAR shall:

Share information and inputs regarding the weaving industry in the

Cordilleras and how it contributes in the enhancement of the tourism
value chain of the region and of the country.

Coordinate with the private sector members of Baguio City's creative

sector, such as the Baguio Arts an4I Crafts Collective, Inc., for
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 information and inputs, as well as their support participation, towards the
refinement and finalization of the Cordillera Weaving Industry
Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

c) Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TWG),

which will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation
of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

5. The DepEd-CAR shall:

Share information available at DepEd-CAR which are relevant to the

formulation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 -
2022).

Facilitate the integration of weaving technology in offerings of TVL

specialization in Home Economics Strand to Showcase the weaving
design per province.

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TWG),

which will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation
of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

The DOLE-CAR shall:

a) Share relevant information on development programs which are relevant

to the formulation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan
(2018 - 2022).

The NEDA-CAR shall:

Provide technical assistance and advisory in the formulation of the

Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

Assist in the conduct of activities, such as workshops and consultations

with stakeholders in the formulation of the plan (2018- 2022).

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TWG), which
will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation of the
Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

8. The NCIP-CAR shall:

Facilitate the coordination with the Indigenous Peoples engaged in

weaving industry.

Share information on Indigenous Peoples releva t to the formulation of

the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development PI (2018 - 2022).

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9. The NCCA shall:

Share information available at NCCA which are relevant for the

formulation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018
- 2022).

Provide technical assistance in the conduct of activities, such as

workshops, and consultations with stakeholders in the formulation and
implementation of Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018
- 2022).

Provide experts in the formulation of policies for the Cordillera Weaving

Industry Development Plan (2018- 2022).

10. The CDA-CAR shall:

Facilitate the coordination with cooperatives engaged in weaving industry.

Share information on cooperatives relevant to the formulation of the

Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TWG), which
will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation of the
Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

11. The PhilFIDA-CAR shall:

Facilitate coordination with stakeholders who are engaged in weaving

industry.

Share information on research and development (R & D) on fiber crops

and fiber utilization and technology, production support, extension
support, education and training development, standards implementation
and trade regulation.

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TVVG), which
will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation of the
Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).,

12. The TESDA-CAR shall:

Share information on technical skills and development programs which are

relevant to the formulation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry
Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TVVG), which
will lead, monitor, and review the formulatiop and implementation of the
Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Fn (2018 - 2022)

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 13. The BSU shall:

Share information available at BSU which are relevant to the formulation

of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TWG),

which will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation
of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

14 The UPB shall:

Share information available at UPB which are relevant to the formulation

of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 - 2022).

Jointly establish with the Parties a Technical Working Group (TVVG),

which will lead, monitor, and review the formulation and implementation
of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 -2022).

III. UNDERSTANDING OF THE PARTIES

The Parties agree that, in the implementation of this MOU, proper

coordination between them shall be made to ensure the strategic
formulation of the Cordillera Weaving Industry Development Plan (2018 -
2022);

The Parties agree to coordinate with other concerned national agencies in

pursuing the formulation of the regional weaving industry development plan
and ensure its effective implementation;

The Parties hereto agree that intellectual property/-ies prior to and separate
from this MOU remain the products of their respective owners, and that they
will, at all times, treat with utmost confidentiality, and not disclose or divulge,
directly or indirectly, any confidential information that may be obtained or
pass through the parties, in connection with this MOU;

The Parties shall, in the performance of their respective commitments under

this MOU, ensure the privacy and security of any and all confidential,
privileged, personal and/or sensitive personal information that the Parties
may have access to, and shall store, use, process and dispose of the said
privileged and/or personal information in accordance with existing laws,
rules, and regulations.

IV. FUNDING

This MOU will be subject to the availability of funds and other resources of the
Parties. The cost of the activities and the Performance of the Parties" respective
responsibilities shall be for the separate accounts of the Parties. All Parties shall
endeavor to provide funding in order to pursue and comply with obligations and
 responsibilities found in this MOU, in accordance with existing budgeting,
accounting, and other related rules and regulations.

ATTRIBUTION

The Parties agree that any and all publication, literature and information
material in whatever media form which may result from, or be based on
initiatives, projects and/or outcome as per this MOU shall be attributed to all
parties. Such attribution shall be stated in all publications, literature, article and
information materials in whatever media form, to include media interviews and
presentations.

EFFECTIVITY, TERMINATION, AND AMENDMENT

This MOU shall be valid and effective upon the date of signing by all Parties.

This MOU shall remain in effect, unless otherwise revoked or cancelled by

mutual agreement of all Parties in writing and provided a three-month notice
by the initiating party shall have been fully served to all the Parties.

The termination of this MOU shall be without prejudice to the rights of the
parties which may have accrued prior to such termination.

If any part or provision of this MOU should be declared illegal or invalid by

a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining terms and provisions of this
MOU shall remain unimpaired and in full force.

Any amendment to this MOU can only be done in writing and by mutual
agreement of all Parties.

Each person signing this MOU represents and warrants that he/she is duly
authorized to sign in behalf of the party represented.

IN WITNESS THEREOF, the Parties hereto affix their signatures this th day of
at Baguio City.

DOST-CAR DTI-CAR
By: By:

Dr. N NCY . BANTOG Dr. MYRNL P. PABLO

Regional Director Regional Ii1rectrAAA xj

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DSWD — CAR DOT — CAR
By: By:

T P. ARMAS M;.Mff EMUS Q. TAN,

Re Director \t gional Director ea)
DepEd — CAR DOLE — CAR
By: By:

D(. MAY B. ECLAR D EX Q IEL RONIE A. GUZMAN

R gional Director,/ egional Director

NEDA -CAR NCIP-CAR

By: By:

Dr. MILA ROS A. RIMANDO tty. R LAND P. C

Regional trector egio Director

TESDA- AR NCCA
By: By:

Engr. NUEL B ONG Hon. VIR LIO S. ALAMARIO

Regio Dir Chairman

PhilFIDA•
By:

Mr. KEN.% . COSTALES

Ixecutiv,0 Or

UP Baguio BSU
By: By:

D( RAYMUNDO D. ROVILLOS Dr LI NO G. CALORA, Jr.

Chancellor Preside

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Republic of the Philippines )

La Trinidad, Benguet ) S.S.

BEFORE ME, a Notary Public for and in the above jurisdiction, personally
appeared the following:

Government Issued
Name Date & Place Issued 1
I.D.
NANCY A. BANTOG December 1, 1991
B-0805
La Trinidad, Benguet
MYRNA P. PABLO DTI ID #003
June 8, 1978
Tabuk, Kalinga
JANET P. ARMAS

MARIE VENUS Q. TAN Passport # August 31, 2017

S0011505A DFA Manila
MAY B. ECLAR

EXEQUIEL RONIE A. Employee # August 14,2017

GUZMAN B62 LWEAG011 Intramuros, Manila
MILAGROS A. RIMANDO

ROLAND P. CALDE AIM 1 I at117

inGiP- COP - a(p(e
tbaboto city
VIRGILIO S. ALMARIO

FRANCO G. BAWANG, JR CDA-CAR

ID No. P-896
KENNEDY T. COSTALES

MANUEL B. WONG

FELICIANO G. CALORA JR. PUMP 1111Rtlz SEW 4( 201:S

US22 0 n MC11110
RAYMUNDO D. ROVILLOS Employee # UP Baguio
181030673

known to me to be the same persons who executed the foregoing instrument and
acknowledged to me that same is their own free and voluntary act and deed.
This instrument consists of Twelve (12) pages including this page on which the
Acknowledgement is written, and is signed by the Parties and their
instrumentalities/witnesses on each and every page hereof.

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WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL, this day of 2018
at 911170N CIRAilippines.

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