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I. PROJECT NAME

“PROJECT A.M.I.G.O”

(Anti-Insurgency Mobilization for Industrial Growth and Opportunities)

II. THEME

“Stop Insurgency for a Better Economy”

IV. OBJECTIVES

1. To counter the white area operations of CTGs in urban areas;

2. To engage the different sectors from urban areas that are potential
sources of cadres and funding in the fight against insurgency and
reduce their vulnerability to CCP-NPA recruitment;

3. To organize, capacitate and mobilize volunteers from each sector as

key communicators in the conduct of information drives within their
zones;

4. To encourage full participation of industries, business sector, private

companies, educational institutions, LG,U and other government
agencies to support projects/programs in response to the increasing
number of unemployed individuals, out-of-school you,th and
poverty-stricken urban areas;

5. To implement priority programs/projects and activities responsive to

the identified local issues and problems of the prioritized sectors in
coordination with the LGU; partner agencies and employers; and
 6. To prevent the involvement of the youth/students in armed conflicts.
V. TARGET AUDIENCES

Urban-poor Business Sector

Labor Sector Workers’ Association
Women Sector Displaced Overseas Workers
Students/Youth Micro-Retailers
Rebel -Returnees Ambulant Vendors
Drug Surrenderers/Ex-Offenders

VI. PROJECT DETAILS

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT

The communist rebels capitalize on issues like poverty, lack of

employment opportunities, and socioeconomic to lure their priority targets,
agitate them, and indoctrinate them on the communist ideologies. Project
R.O.N.I.E was conceptualized to further strengthen the PNP’s White Area
Operations in urbanized areas, a center of commerce and population where
government and political structures are established and which hold a large
number of sectoral organizations. Also, to reduce CPP-NPA recruitment
targeting uneducated workers, youth, and unemployed individuals among
others who are being manipulated, brainwashed, and threatened?

Project A.M.I.G.O will be launched thru a series of community-based

activities to support the PNP’s campaign against the longstanding
communist insurgency to counter the CCP White Area Operations which is a
manifestation of the rebels’ revolutionary dual tactics.

This project will also improve the lives of rebel-returnees and ex-
offenders thru educational, livelihood, and employment programs which will
significantly reduce the rate of recidivism and relapse into undesirable
behavior.

With its implementation, local industries, business sector, government

agencies and the LGUs will be its champions through their full participation
and cooperation that are tailored towards providing support, assistance and
services to the marginalized sectors.

The project shall be conducted in three phases:

PHASE I: PREPARATION

1. PLANNING STAGE
 The planning shall commence after the creation of the Technical
Working Group which shall be composed of the following competent
personnel of this unit
Technical Working Group

DESIGNATION RANK/NAME
Project Supervisor PLTCOL EDUARD P MALLO, OIC, RCADD
Project Manager PLTCOL KARIB A MUHARRAM, Deputy, RCADD
Project Implementer PLTCOL JOEL BIÑAS, Chief, CAS/CRMC
Project Evaluator PLT LEAZEL S CONCEPCION, Chief,
(Progress Monitoring, PPS/FJGADD
Consolidation and PLT SARAH GRACE B MARCOJOS, Chief,
Reporting to TDPCR) PIS/IORC

During this stage, the group will:

a. Identify partners in the implementation;

b. Identify urban groups/different sectors in respective AORs;

c. Identify industries/companies with organized labor unions;

d. Identify rebel-returnees and ex-offenders who are willing to avail

the program;

e. Identify issues/problems faced by each sector;

f. Conceptualize programs/projects and activities which are specific

to the distinctiveness/peculiarity of the area or local setting;

g. Coordinate with the LGU and agencies concerned for the

launching of the project;

d. Identify budgetary/logistical requirements;

e. Identify activities to carry out the implementation of this project;

and

f. Designate Project Team to ensure success and accountability of

the project.

2. COORDINATION STAGE

Tasked units shall coordinate with the LGU, Company Owners,

Public/Private Schools and urban-poor in their respective AORs for the
signing of Memorandum of Understanding to ensure the successful
implementation of this project.
PHASE II: IMPLEMENTATION
 Upon approval of needed provisions pertaining to the launching of the
“PROJECT R.O.N.I.E.” the following tasks shall be undertaken:

a. Schedule of Launching;

b. Identification of partners in the implementation;

c. Identification of urban groups/different sectors from urban areas;

d. Identification of industries/companies with organized labor unions;

e. Identification of rebel-returnees and ex-offenders who are eligible

beneficiaries;

f. Identification of issues/problems faced by each identified sector;

g. Number of participants/beneficiaries;

h. Provision of budgetary/logistical requirements;

i. Programs/Projects/Activities to be developed;

j. Time frame of the project; and

k. Project requirements:

1. All PPOs, ZCPO and ICPS shall coordinate with the LGUs,
industrial companies, urban-poor, schools in their AOR in
determining the number of sectors and urban groups who shall
benefit from this project; and

2. Involve all concerned agencies (e.g. DOLE, TESDA, OWWA) in

the implementation of this project.

l. Listed below are the activities which can be utilized to counter the
White Area Operations of CTGs, units/offices thru their respective
RCSP-CWAO Team may conduct other activities responsive to the
local issues and problems in their AOR:

1. CONDUCT OF FORUM OR DIALOGUE WITH TARGET

SECTORS

Objectives:
a. The activity aims to assess local issues and problems being
faced by prioritized sectors that may be used by the
communist rebels as a tool for recruitment; and
 b. To educate and engage these sectors in the campaign
against insurgency.

Concept:
a. To be conducted by the RCSP-CWAO Team or by trained
Speakers’ Bureau at least twice a month;

b. Activities may include the following: lectures re EO No 70,

crime prevention and public safety, distribution of IEC
materials and film viewings on the testimonies from rebel
returnees;

c. The LGU shall be identify the participants and provide the

station/unit with pertinent information; and

d. All activities must be conducted following the New Normal

Standards.

2. SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING

Objectives:
1. To provide opportunities for underprivileged individuals
including rebel-returnees, drug surrenderers, ex-offenders,
and displaced overseas workers to avail of free training and
employee referral; and

2. To increase efficacy and quality of labor for improved

productivity.

Concept:
1. Police stations shall coordinate with TESDA and other
institutions which offer free training for skills development;

2. Concerned units/stations shall coordinate with the LGU to

identify participants who are eligible to undergo the training
and those who are willing to be trained;

3. For rebel-returnees, drug surrenderers, and ex-offenders,

training shall be more entrepreneurial, for them to be able to
start an enterprise or a small business due to the long-
standing social stigma involving the aforementioned which
restricts their opportunities to being employed as minimum
wage earners; and

4. LGU and concerned units shall share the implementation

costs of the program.

3. CAREER EXPO
 Objectives:
1. To provide employment opportunities and information on job
openings to job seekers;

2. To offer an avenue for employers to choose from a wider

audience and scout for potential employees that will form
part of their companies, businesses or enterprise; and

3. To give a chance for the job seekers to make connections

with potential employers.

Concept:
1. The activity must be in coordination with the Department of
Labor and Employment (DOLE) and must be conducted with
an issued permit;

2. A fair or exposition for employers, recruiters or business

owners to meet with prospective job seekers;

3. Career Expo shall be conducted quarterly with the

participation of the economic/business sector, local
establishments and government/private agencies in the
area;

4. Concerned unit/station thru their RCSP-CWAO Team shall

gather profiles, information, demographics, and affiliations of
the job candidates prior to referral for employment;

5. CWAO Team shall be in charge of gathering intelligence

reports about the activities/movements of the rebel-
returnees and ex-offenders for the purpose of ensuring that
the former already denounced communism and the latter
desisted wrong doings and opted to live a decent life;

6. The event could be conducted virtually minimizing the risks

of spreading COVID-19; and

7. Conduct of traditional job fairs following the New Normal

Standards.

4. LIVELIHOOD RECOVERY PROGRAM/BALIKBAYAN

PROGRAM

Objectives:
1. To create alternative avenues of employment for priority
sectors;
 2. To develop entrepreneurial capabilities;

3. To reduce poverty thru self and wage employment; and

4. For households to attain financial independence and shun

usurious lending activities to meet capital expenses and
requirements.

Concept:

1. The beneficiaries are entitled to a livelihood showcase or a

working capital for the purchase of raw materials,
equipment, tools and other services needed. This program
shall involve bigger industries who are committed to
financially support micro-retail industry (sari-sari stores,
bakeries, carenderias, food carts);

2. Priority targets are rebel-returnees, ex-offenders, displaced

Overseas workers, ambulant vendors, victims of calamities
and women sector;

3. Concerned Unit/Office shall coordinate with the Overseas

Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) for the list of
interested displaced Overseas workers in their locality; and

4. The LGU concerned shall provide the list of ambulant

vendors, victims of recent calamities (natural/man-made),
women sector and poverty-stricken families eligible to avail
said program.

5. OUTREACH PROGRAMS

Objective:
1. This activity aims to give free medical/dental services,
optical check-ups, circumcision and legal services to benefit
marginalized communities in the urban areas improving the
health of low-income/underprivileged families who are
financially incapacitated to avail medical/dental and legal
services; and

2. To establish mutual partnership and social connections with

the community, LGUs, sectoral organizations, NGOs and
other agencies;

Concept:
1. This program targets underserved communities in priority
areas with the provision of free basic services;
 2. Activities may include the following: feeding program,
distribution of food packs/relief goods and hygiene kits, free
haircut, basic education, StratCom, lectures on crime
prevention and safety tips and distribution of flyers; and
3. Activity may be conducted at least twice a month in
coordination with the LGU, stakeholders and other
agencies.

6. YOUTH/STUDENT EMPOWERMENT

Objectives:
1. To empower and engage the youth/students as the most
vulnerable sector in the fight against insurgency;

2. To counter the perceived influence of communist rebels on

the youth/students; and

3. To prevent the youth/students from joining any rebel groups.

Concept:

1. The youth/students will be mobilized for productive

endeavors such as: clean-up drives, tree planting, arts,
sports, recycling and entrepreneurial activities; and

2. Youth/students will also undertake activities to boost their

self-confidence and develop their leadership skills thru
mentoring and series of lectures.

PHASE III. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Monitoring and Evaluation shall be jointly done by the concerned

PPO/CPO/MPS to be supervised by PCAD/CCAD Officers in coordination
with the RCADD and partner agencies, industries and LGUs involved.

VII. PROJECT HAND-OVER

After the successful implementation of the project, it will be shared

and replicated to PNP units in the region

VIII. What are the Outputs of the Project? (Contribution to Lead

Measures)

The outputs and deliverables are as follows:

1. Number of partners in the implementation;

2. Number of sectors organized including labor unions/federations;

 3. Number of rebel-returnees, drug surrenderers and ex-offenders
who benefited the program;

4. Number of mobilized youth/students;

5. Number of issues/concerns acted upon;

6. Number of participants/beneficiaries;

7. Full implementation of the project; and

8. Memorandum of Understanding.

IX. What are the expected outcomes? (Contribution to Lag Measures)

1. To establish strong partnership with the local industries and

different sectors in White Areas;

2. Poverty reduction and livelihood ventures;

3. To dissuade recruitment activities of the communist rebels;

4. To strengthen the insurgency campaign of the PNP;

5. To uplift the socioeconomic status of marginalized sectors; and

6. Promote lasting peace and security.

X. What are the possible risks or challenges that may be encountered

in the implementation of the project?

The following problems/issues are expected during implementation:

1. Non-cooperation of identified partners;

2. Non-cooperation of the LGU;

3. Non-cooperation of different sectors, rebel-returnees and ex-

offenders;

4. Incompetent CWAO Team;

5. Budgetary/logistical requirements; and

6. Availability of resources;
 The following are the proposed interventions:

1. Coordinate with the LGU to identify potential partners from the

local industries in their vicinity;
2. Provide a list of sectoral organizations, urban poor and ex-rebels
and offenders who shall be potential beneficiaries of this project;

3. Strong coordination with partner industries and agencies,

supported by a Memorandum of Understanding/Memorandum of
Agreement;

4. Direct all PS/Units to arouse and mobilize their respective CWAO

Team for the successful implementation of the project;

5. All agencies involved must discuss the implementation costs and

identify source of funds to sustain the project;

6. Joint livelihood projects/activities with LGUs; and

7. Develop a work plan and set a clear project timeline that will give
good qualitative and quantitative output.

XI. PARTERS INVOLVED

1. ZCPO and White Areas;

2. Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE);

3. Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA);

4. Overseas Workers Welfare Administration;

5. Local Government Units (LGUs);

6. Urban Poor; and

7. Sectoral Organizations; and

8. Other agencies.

XII. FUNDING/LOGISTICAL REQUIREMENTS

Proposed Budgetary Requirements

Components Qty Unit Unit Total Cost

Cost
FORUM/DIALOGUE
Bondpaper 1 ream 245.00 245.00
Computer Ink 1 set 1,200.00 1,200.00
Tarpaulin (3x5) 1 piece 375.00 375.00
FOL 20 liters 58.00 1,160.00
Php
2,980.00
SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
TRAINING
(implementation cost
shall be shared with
partner agencies)
Tarpaulin (4x8) 1 piece 800.00 800.00
FOL 20 liters 58.00 1,160.00
Meals and Snacks
AM/PM: (3 days)
Participants 30 pax 160.00 4,800.00
Facilitators 5 pax 160.00 800.00
Lecturers 2 pax 160.00 320.00
Php
7,880.00
CAREER EXPO (In
coordination with DOLE
and concerned LGU)
a. Online
Internet Load 1,500.00 1,500.00
Bondpaper 2 reams 245.00 490.00
Computer Ink 1 set 1,200.00 1,200.00
Expanded Envelope 10 pieces 18.00 180.00
Ballpen 10 pieces 10.00 100.00
Tarpaulin (4x8) 1 piece 800.00 800.00
USB (64 gb) 1 piece 700.00 700.00
Php
4,970.00
b. Traditional
(implementation
costs shall be shared
with the LGU)
LGU to provide venue
with amenities
Tarpaulin (4x8) 1 piece 800.00 800.00
Meals and Snacks
AM/PM
40 pax 160.00 6,400.00
40-HR
personnel/prospective
exhibitors
Facilitators (PNP and 20 pax 160.00 3,200.00
LGU)
FOL 20 liters 58.00 1,160.00
Bondpaper 5 reams 245.00 1,225.00
Computer Ink 2 sets 1,200.00 2,400.00
Ballpen 2 boxes 145.00 290.00
Php
15,475.00
LIVELIHOOD
RECOVERY
PROGRAM/BALIKBAY
AN PROGRAM
(Implementation costs
shall be shared with the
LGU and OWWA)
Start-up Capital 30 beneficiaries 10,000.0 Php
0 300,000.00
YOUTH/STUDENT
EMPOWERMENT
(Implementation cost
shall be shared with the
LGU and concerned
LGU)
(Clean-up Drive/Tree
Planting)
Tarpaulin (4x8) 1 piece 800.00 800.00
FOL 50 liters 58.00 2,900.00
Trash bags 50 pieces 20.00 1,000.00
Lectures/Forums
Handouts 50 copies 20.00 1,000.00
Notebooks 50 pieces 12.00 600.00
Ballpen 50 pieces 10.00 500.00
Tarpaulin (4x8) 1 piece 800.00 800.00
Snacks for participants
and facilitators 55 pax 50.00 2,750.00
Php
10,350.00
GRAND TOTAL Php
341,655.00

XIII. PROJECT SCHEDULE

Activities Tentative Office/Unit

Dates (Start- Responsible
End)
1. Planning Stage
a. Focused Group June 18, 2021 RCADD with PPOs,
 Discussion ZCPO and ICPS

b. Project Presentation June 21, 2021

and Approval RCADD and
Command Group
2. Coordination Stage
(with LGU/local June 25, 2021 ZCPO with RCADD
industries/government
agencies)
3. Signing of MOU/MOA to be identified ZCPO with concerned
LGU, agencies,
sectoral organizations
and Police Station
4. Launching of project June 30, 2021 PPOs, ZCPO, ICPS
5. Orientation To be identified PPOs, ZCPO, ICPS
6. Monitoring and weekly and PPOs, ZCPO, ICPS
Evaluation monthly and RCADD
7. Project Hand-over

PARTNER AGENCIES
Agency/Office Contribution
DOLE Career opportunities
TESDA Provide free TESDA training
Overseas Workers Provide list of displaced Overseas Workers
Welfare Develop and implement welfare programs
Administration Provide free skills development training
(OWWA)
Local Industries Start-up capital, financial assistance, employment
opportunities
LGU Livelihood assistance
Educational Educate their students on the ill effects of insurgency
Institutions and terrorism

Prepared by: Checked by:

NUP L’Avern B. Otto-Ayrani LEAZEL S CONCEPCION

Public Relations Assistant Police Lieutenant
Plans and Programs Section Chief, Plans and Programs Section

Noted by: Approved by:

EDUARD P MALLO RONALDO GENARO E YLAGAN

Police Lieutenant Colonel Police Brigadier General
OIC, RCADD RD, PRO9