WORK

IMMERSION
DIARY
NIA (NATIONAL IRRIGATION ADMINISTRATION)
JASMINE DANIELLE RAE DELGADO
ABM - ACCOUNTANCY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Prepared For :
SIR AND MA'AM
 LOCATION

MATATALAIB Rd,
MATATALAIB,
TARLAC CITY,
2300 Tarlac
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 We were told by Ma'am Che to sort the files by
their correct folders by dates latest to oldest.

After finishing the task we just waited for them to give

us any more tasks while waiting we took a nap or just
use our phones.

May 17, 2023

 In a short while, we were called by Ate Honey and
Ate Jas to help them with the approving of papers.

After eating lunch we went back

and continue what we're doing
with Ate Honey and Ate Jas but we
didn't finish it all so tomorrow we
will continue the rest

May 17, 2023

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On my 2nd day in NIA, We continued what we
didn't finish with Ate Honey and Ate Jas. When we
were done with the task, Ma'am Tei told us to
make the master list of Farmers per IA.

After, We wait for them to give us any more tasks

but they gave us a burger instead hehe

May 18, 2023

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 On my 3rd day in NIA, We were told by kuya about
the Republic Act no. 10969 and the history of NIA

Next, we learned about the task we do what is it

for, and why we do it and after that, we all were
asked by Ma'am Tei about what we learned.

May 19, 2023

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 On my 4th day in NIA, We were given the task of
sorting and filing files alphabetically by Ate Honey
and Ate Jas.

After doing the task we just wait for time to pass

cause there isn't anymore task to do.

May 22, 2023

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 On my 5th day in NIA, We were given the task by
Ate Honey and Ate Jas to recheck the list if it
correctly input the 584 approved names.

After finishing the task the other batch rechecked

it too and while they were rechecking we went to
the conference room.

May 23, 2023

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 On my 6th day in NIA, We went to the field, I went
to San Miguel while they went to Puro.

On the way going to San Miguel, We talk about the

farmers about what they do, and how much they
earn.

May 24, 2023

 Arriving there Sir talks to the farmers and the
head, While Ate Vii and I prepare the papers.

After preparing the papers we started

putting the names and info of the farmers
while interviewing the rest of the farmers
they gave us snacks and drinks.

When we got back we were told to get

some files from school.

May 24, 2023

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 On my 7th day in NIA, We were told by Ma'am Tei
to check the approving and finalizing of the
numbers of the master list.

After lunch, We went back and continue the task

and finish it by the end of the day.

May 25, 2023

 WEEKLY DIARY
Week 1
On my 1st day at NIA, Ma'am Che instructed us to arrange the documents
in their proper folders according to the dates from most recent to oldest.
Soon after, Ate Honey and Ate Jas called to ask for our assistance in
approving the paperwork.

On my 2nd day in NIA, We finished what we didn't finish with Ate Honey
and Ate Jas. Ma'am Tei instructed us to create the master list of Farmers
according to IA once we had completed the task.

On my 3rd day in NIA, Kuya lectured us about Republic Act No. 10969 and
the background of the NIA. We next learned about the tasks we perform
and the reasons behind them. Ma'am Tei then asked about what we had
learned.

On my 4th day in NIA, Ate Honey and Ate Jas assigned us the task of
organizing and filing documents alphabetically.

On my 5th day in NIA, Ate Honey and Ate Jas tasked us with verifying and
correcting that the list contained all 584 approved names.

On my 6th day in NIA, When we got to the field, I went to San Miguel while
they went to Puro. On the way, we talked about the farmers' jobs and
wages. When we got there, Sir spoke to the farmers and the head. While
Ate Vii and I were preparing the papers, we began entering the names and
information of the farmers while conducting interviews.

On my 7th day in NIA, Ma'am Tei instructed us to verify the approval and
finalization of the master list's numbering.

On my 7 days in NIA, We were able to learn about the condonation, the

history, and to encode.
WEEKLY DIARY
GALLERY
OF
Week 1
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 On my 8th day in NIA, We were told to go to the
court to do the flag ceremony and the
announcements for each department.

After, Ate Honey asked me to look for the files

listed and to come with her after done looking for
them.

Then Ate Honey told us to print, scanned the

documents, and saved them in the USB.

May 29, 2023

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 On my 9th day in NIA, We were told to encode by
Ma'am Che.

After, We attended the program of the awarding of

the OJTs of the Ate's and Kuya's.

After the program, i went with Sir Josh in the field

o inspection requested by ForestLake.

May 30, 2023

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 On my 10th and Last day in NIA, We were told to
encode and input the approved condonation.

Then we highlighted the list of approved requests

of condonation under Tasmoris.

May 31, 2023

 WEEKLY DIARY
Week 2
On my 8th day in NIA, We were directed to go to the court to do the flag
ceremony and announcements for each department. After that, Ate Honey
requested me to look for the papers indicated and to come with her once I
found them. Ate Honey then told us to print, scan, and save the documents
on the USB.

On my 9th day in NIA, Ma'am Che instructed us to encode after which we

attended the program for the awarding of the Ate's and Kuya's OJTs. After
the presentation, Sir Josh and I went to the field inspection that ForestLake
had requested.

On my 10th and Last day in NIA, We were instructed to encode and input
the approved condonation after which we highlighted the Tasmoris list of
approved condonation requests.

On my last 3 days in NIA, We were able to be close to the Ate's, Kuya's,

Ma'am, and Sir, I was able to know about my course better and how i would
be going in the near future.
WEEKLY DIARY
GALLERY
OF
Week 2
 CONCLUSION
REFLECTION
As an ABM (Accountancy, Business, and Management) student, I had the opportunity to explore and gain
insights into the National Irrigation Administration (NIA). NIA plays a crucial role in supporting agricultural
productivity, rural development, and the livelihoods of farmers in the Philippines. I will provide an overview
of my research and findings on NIA, its functions, services, and impact on the agricultural sector.

The National Irrigation Administration, established in 1963 through the National Irrigation Administration
Act (Republic Act No. 3601), serves as the primary government agency responsible for the development,
construction, operation, and maintenance of irrigation systems. Its main objective is to provide efficient and
sustainable irrigation services to enhance agricultural production and improve the lives of Filipino farmers.

NIA performs various functions to fulfill its mandate. The agency is involved in the planning, design, and
construction of irrigation infrastructure such as dams, reservoirs, canals, and pumping stations. These
facilities are essential for ensuring a reliable water supply to agricultural lands, especially during dry
seasons.

Once the irrigation systems are established, NIA takes on the responsibility of operating and maintaining
them. This includes regular inspections, repairs, and preventive maintenance activities to ensure the
smooth functioning of the infrastructure. By providing efficient water distribution methods and schedules,
NIA strives to optimize irrigation efficiency and maximize agricultural productivity.

NIA also places a strong emphasis on customer satisfaction. The agency actively engages with farmers, local
communities, and farmer organizations to understand their needs and concerns. Through programs like the
Irrigation Management Transfer (IMT), NIA involves farmers in decision-making processes, empowering
them and fostering a sense of ownership in the management of irrigation systems. This participatory
approach ensures that farmers' voices are heard and their needs are addressed.

The impact of NIA's efforts is significant for the agricultural sector and rural communities. By providing
reliable irrigation services, NIA contributes to national food security by increasing agricultural production
and reducing dependence on rain-fed farming. The agency's efficient water distribution methods help
farmers optimize water utilization, leading to improved crop yields and increased incomes.

Moreover, NIA's presence in rural areas brings about positive economic and social changes. Increased
agricultural productivity translates into higher incomes for farmers, which, in turn, stimulates local
economies. Improved livelihoods lead to better access to education, healthcare, and other essential services
for farming communities. Additionally, NIA's focus on sustainable practices and environmental stewardship
ensures the preservation of natural resources for future generations.

My conclusion is that the National Irrigation Administration is a vital role in supporting agricultural
productivity, rural development, and the livelihoods of Filipino farmers. Through its functions and services,
NIA provides efficient and sustainable irrigation systems, ensuring a reliable water supply and optimizing
water utilization for agricultural lands. The agency's focus on customer satisfaction and participatory
approaches demonstrates its commitment to empowering farmers and promoting their well-being. The
impact of NIA's efforts is seen in increased agricultural productivity, improved incomes, and overall rural
development. As an ABM student, studying the National Irrigation Administration has deepened my
understanding of the agricultural sector and the critical role that government agencies play in supporting its
growth and sustainability.
https://nia.gov.ph/