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Republic of the Philippines

CARAGA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Purok -4, Barangay Salvacion, Bayugan City

PUROK PROJECT PROPOSAL: PROJECT WAKAT: (Wagtangon Ang Kalat sa


Atong Tugkaran) An Environmental Combat
of the EMPTY PLASTIC BOTTLES AND OTHER
WASTE FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF P- 4,
BARANGAY SALVACION, BAYUGAN CITY

(An Advocacy on Environment- Friendly Initiative to Reuse the plastic waste products from
respective households into creative crafts to Purok beautification)

(Support project to R.A. # 9003 also known as (Ecological Solid Waste Management
act of 2000), the 3R’s - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and WAR ON WASTE of our government’s
program and projects)

I. Rationale

Philippines is one of the top six countries dumped plastic garbage in any waterways
which goes to oceans according to 2015 study in the journal Science. That would contribute
as much as 242 million pounds of plastic to the ocean every year.

According to Environment Protection Agency (EPA) that only about 9% of plastic


bags are ever recycled. And a mere 7% of all plastics including plastic bottles end up being
recycled.(July 18, 2018)

Most of us think that through recycling our plastic waste is a step towards saving the
environment but this could be further from the truth. Most single-use plastic- like those
shopping bags or cellophanes from the market as well as water bottles- never get recycled.

Much of the plastic deposited in recycling bins does not get recycled in reality. As a
result, all plastics soon ends up in incinerator or even in a landfill and forever a garbage for
many years that would contaminate our environment.

In some cities, just 9% of this plastic has been recycled. Though people are very
much happy of our City government of Bayugan because of the implementation of the
segregation, collection from different Barangays and transportation of our wastes to
landfill sites. Yet, we cannot deny the fact that there might be instances that it can be at
risk of escaping into the environment. Even when it's in landfills, plastic is at risk of blowing
away and ending up in rivers or oceans. Even more of a risk is plastic litter since junk shop
owners stop buying plastic bottles and cans in our place.
Currently, more than 300 million tons of new plastic is produced annually and only
less than 10% of it recycled according to recent study.

On the other hand, the implementation of proper segregation of waste and its
disposal management is on top of our community’s list/ agenda on several assembly
meetings and conferences. Even though many times our authorities advocated and
implemented laws, rules and regulations to preserve our environment, penalties and fines
are being imposed in a certain resolution but still other couldn’t even follow or just ignore it.
All what have been implemented die in its natural death and everything goes nothing
happen.

In our Purok 4 of Barangay Salvacion which is located 50 meters from the National
highway going to the gate of Salvacion National High School. Where many households
situated along the road and around the school premises. In fact, the Purok center is near
the school gate where residents, students and other vendors stayed and sometimes sell
street foods. Plastic waste, cellophane, plastic cups, or even paper scattered around the
place and along the road ignoring the presence of the waste bin in the corner.

This scene is truly an eyesore not only for the passersby but also to visitors who
came into the place.

Through this observations and thorough study to alleviate this problem, the
researcher does the first step at her own community to support government programs and
project. An advocacy of making or creating the plastic array case or bin for the empty
plastic bottles at the same time construction of the waste segregation booth/ box with
labels ( malata, di-malata, magamit pa, dilikado/makahilo) located at the Purok center and
that would soon be used for a creative and purposive project that could greatly make a
difference and served as basis of the action taken in the community.

Objectives:
1. To instill the value of proper waste segregation in the Purok and their respective
households.
2. To intensify the implementation of the environmental project
3. To encourage participation and awareness.
4. To strengthen relations, good rapport and camaraderie in the neighborhood.
5. To support to our Barangay’s project and programs.
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II. Scope & Methodology

Through the cooperation of the Purok officials, Purok meeting will be conducted for
the advocacy. This could greatly make a difference in terms of cleanliness around the Purok
premises including the streets, passage ways, and public areas within the area
Review and crafting the project proposal will soon be given emphasis for approval.
Planning, organizing the group of the Purok officials and residence to the tasks and
activities to be undertaken.

On the other hand, construction of the mini-segregation booth is also encourage in


every household along the Purok road with the signage to remind the passersby and
students to avoid littering of their plastics or foils and empty food packs especially empty
bottles of their drinks.

Mobilization of the group/ committees, headed by Purok officials and residence will
be given emphasis including the tasks and activities to be undertaken.
III. Work Plan

This could be the possible phases of work to be undertaken.

Activities/ Tasks Time Frame Materials needed Persons involved


Phases

Phase I  Advocacy/ Orientation July 6, 2019  The


 Presentation of 8:00 AM Copy of proposed Researcher
Proposed Project project  Purok
 Purok meeting Officials
Brgy.
Chairmam
and
council
 Residents

Phase II  Constructing the case July 8-9,  Galvanized  carpenters


of plastics empty 2019 roofing  Purok
bottles  Nails President
 Making of signage  Sticks  Treasurer
 Constructing the  Tarpaulin  Researcher
waste segregation  Tie wires
stand with big pails/  Big pails
sacks

Phase III  Showing the sample July 11-12,  Recyclable  People of


Plastic array case to 2019 materials Purok 4
the purok with a  Empty  Students
signage bottles

Phase IV  Depositing the 2nd -3rd  Sacks for


gathered empty week of July the empty
plastic bottles and 2019 bottles
containers from
households of Purok 4
to the recyclable  Purok
plastic array case Officers
segregating small to  And residents
big containers.  Researcher
 Commitees:
Phase V  Monitoring of the 4th week of  Logbook 1. M & E
proper depositing of July 2. Constructi
the plastic bottles by on
the officials and Committe
researcher e
 Weekly/ Monthly 3. Committe
Monitoring and e on
Evaluation, reporting Food/
of the development snacks
and proper disposal. 4.
Committe
e on
labeling
5. Document
ation

Phase VI  making of the Action August  bonds


Research( if proven 2019 papers
effective to lessen  ink
garbages/ wastes  spring
around. binding

Phase VII  Creating of the craft Month of  Tie wires


or pots and other the  manpower
creative outputs to September
beautify surroundings 2019
out of the collected
empty bottles

IV. Budgetary Requirements:

 Operational Details

Quantity Allocation Unit Price TOTAL


1 pc. TARPAULIN 250.00 Php 250.00
2 sets RINGBOUND FILE OF PROJECT 50.00 Php 100.00
1/4 kilo # 1 nails 60.00 Php 15.00
1 kilo # 2 nails 60.00 Php 60.00
1 kilo # 3 nails 50.00 Php 50.00
2 rolls # Tie wire 45.00 Php 90.00
2 pcs Stick glues 10 Php 20.00
1 ream Bond paper 120.00 Php 120.00
2 bundles 1 x 2 x 8 sticks 350.00 Php 700.00
2 pcs Galvanized roof 340.00 Php 680.00
TOTAL Php 2,085.00

V. Key Stakeholders
Client PUROK 4 , BRGY. SALVACION, BAYUGAN CITY

Sponsor PUROK OFFICERS LGU, NGO’s, RESIDENTS, SNHS & faculty

Project manager Grace B. Mosqueda assisted by Agnes G. Jamero

VI. Monitoring and Evaluation

.
Weekly/ Monthly monitoring and evaluation will be made by the researcher with
the Purok president and committees to insure the safety of the case, proper segregation of
other wastes and depositing of the empty plastic bottles in the plastic array case/ bin
without cluttered.

Inspecting and monitoring of the segregation including the construction of compost


pit must be of top priority and to be performed by the Purok officials.

Prepared by:

GRACE B. MOSQUEDA
Researcher/ MT-1

AGNES G. JAMERO
T-III/Co-Chairperson
APPROVAL SHEET

EDGAR ORDOÑO JONIE CUIZON


Purok President (P-4) Purok Treasurer

Hon. MELVYN A. RIVERA


Brgy Salvacion Chairman

Noted:

EVELYN A. AYADE
SCES Principal

WILMALIZA CANOY
SNHS Principal

Recommending Approval:

ORENCIO A. ESTUYA
District In-Charge

ALICE APROVECHAR
Education Program Supervisor

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