EVALUATION:

The Heritage Youth Camp Evaluation happened on April 22, 2019 with seven (7) attendees
from Bibo Bohol. Three (3) of these came from the town of Catigbian, three (3) from Alburquerque
and one (1) from Dauis. None attended from Tagbilaran City. The said evaluation was held at the
Community Resource Development Center, Purok 5, Esabo Road, Tiptip District, Tagbilaran City,
Bohol.
Mr Aurelio S. Salgados Jr, the Executive Director of PROCESS-Bohol, Inc led the opening
prayer. He then, welcomed the participants for the Bibo Bohol evaluation.
Following the welcoming address, every one of the participants were given the chance to
share their sentiments and their unforgettable moments during the heritage youth camp. The sharing
of personal experiences was done per town group.

CATIGBIAN GROUP

Ms Elaine Andoy -
 “I really love the wilderness classroom sa Inambacan Cave and Spring ug Abatan River.
Everything was good and kadto pud nga experience kay refreshing nakapalig-on nganong
gimahal nakog samot ang Bohol karun”
 “I really admire sa mga talks sa Balay Kabilin kay connected siya ug nakarealized ji bga wala
juy makalupig sa Bohol, na worry lang ko gamay kay lain lain na atong mga bata karun basin
dili sila ka relate dayun”
 “Ang dili nako makalimtan nga talks kay kang Sir Jungee Madronero nga naa diay beauty
ilalum sa yuta sa Bohol”.

Ms Mayflor B. Andoy-
 “ang dili nako makalimtan kay ang akoang experience sa caving ug kayaking kay first time
nako dayun dili pa jud ko kabalo mu langoy pero na enjoy jud nako. Na enjoy sad nako ang
akoang mg aka teammates”
 “Ang pinaka na learned nako kay ang topics nga na discussed kay ang na appreciate nako
ang beauty sa reef ug dili lang ang kabukiran nga mao nay abunda sa Catigbian.”

Mr Eduardo Maglajos-
 “isip is aka disaster risk management officer dako kaayong tabang sa akoa ang makahibalo
ug bagong butang san a himong Bibo Bohol 3”.
 “Tungod sa BOKAG gi invite ang BOKAG Catigbian para mu show sa foundation day”

DAUIS GROUP

Mr Mark Dalagan-
 “pag dung nako sa campsite gi instruct ra sa akoa kay mag bantay rag bata dayun wala ko nag
dahum nga mugawas balik akong pagkabata. Tungod sa Bibo Bohol na reconnect ko sa
kamatouran nga dili raman diay tourist spot anf nindot sa Bohol no? naa diay gitaoan nga
nindot pa”
 sauna dili jud ko mo too sa gi ingun ni Dr. Jose Rizal kay karun ang mga kabatan-onan kay
puro ra social media or mobiles pero adto nga time na kita nako nga naa jud diay pag-asa ang
mga kabatan-onan especially ang akoang mga ka group pag abot nako kay sige silag awat
kung unsay sayawon or buhaton pero nakita nakosir nga enable to see a great picture kay
naay common goal ang matag usa. Gubot jud ang mga bata karun pero kailangan ra diay nimo
silang sabton ug naay motivation”
 “ na value nako ang importance sa environment labi na sa mga na discuss ni Sir Jungee”
 “restored my faith in youth”
 “Significance of culture and arts”

ALBURQUERQUE GROUP
Mr Kien Alphe Garsuta-
 “daghan nakong na sulayan nga camping pero lahi ra ang settging sa Bibo Bohl kay
conservation of both natural and cultural heritage”
 “as a youth,importante jud ang communication kaya run mapasa ug tarung ang message sa
usag usa arun hapsay ang responsibility”
 usa sa pinaka importante kay katung sa environment nga kinahanglan jud nato I care kay isa
jud sa major problem karun kay sa community daghan kaayong nag reklani sa global warming
ug climate change maong dapat mubuhat sad tas atoang part”
 ang akoa sang na learned kay to be an instrument to everybody kay lisud kaayo ning mura ra
tag wala. You should contribute small thing in a small way kay dako na siyag impact sa
community.”

Ms Quennie Plaza-
 “unity amidst diversity”
 “naka build ug friendship sa lain-laing lungsod”
 “Happy kaayo ko kay isa ko sa naka attend sa Bibo Bohol”
 “daghan kaayong nangutana nako labi na sa among SK Chairman kung unsay nahitabo dayun
happy kaayo ko nga maka share sa akoang experiences”

Mr Neil Ellian Requilme-

 “ang experience nako sa caving naka pa realized nako kung unsa diay kalisud mabuhi san git
ngit. Kung unsa nga species of animals adto nga gi unsa nila pag adjust arun lang mu fit ug
mu survive sa ilahang environment”
 Na dungagan ang akoang knowledge about sa Bohol labi na sa discussion ni Sir Jungee nga
ang Bohol dili lang dapat tourist spot kundi atoa sang ampingan ang environment”

After everyone was through with their sharing, Mr. Jerrey Aguilar read the objectives of the
Heritage Youth Camp.

A suggestion by Mr. Eduardo Maglajos was put forward. According to him, youth responders
should at least know about first aid survival activities”. In his defense, Mr. Jungee Madronero said,
“Supposedly, there was an activity set for that [doing first aid] but due to the undesirable weather, it
was not realized. If both the wilderness and the first aid [activities] will be part of the event, it will
definitely take the whole day”.

Another suggestion was given by Mr. Dalagan of Dauis. He said, “naay dapat gamay nga
workshop kada municipality for the youth [so that] they will be more acquainted with their town’s
history.”

An assessment of activities per day was done after the discussion on the objectives of the
Heritage Youth Camp. Everyone shared their comments based on their personal experiences. These
were the comments given by the participants:

DAY 0

“We encountered problems because we were not aware about the area assigned per town.
There were no markers on the site and the instruction was unclear” shared Mr. Maglajos of Catigbian.
The BOKAG team responded to Mr. Maglajos’ concern, “your coordinator was actually given all of the
information during our coordination meeting. Unfortunately, she was not able to come and assist you
because of her Ulcer.”

For the Dauis participants, improper dissemination of information by their LGU, the location or the
accessibility of the campsite and the road situation were a few of the problems they encountered. To
respond to that, Mr. Aguilar assured them that for the next camp, the actual participants are to attend
the coordination meeting. In addition to that, the team will double check everything that will be needed
for the camp especially the establishment of proper signage for each municipality. For the next camp,
there will also be a provided assistant for each town.
 Mr. Madronero, the Camp Director clarified that the owner of the campsite promised to take
responsibility of the putting up of the signage but unfortunately none were positioned during the
event.

DAY 1

 For the registration, the Catigbian group proposed that a specific secretariat should have been
assigned to assist each town.
 For the Holy Mass, the participants recommended that there should be a multi-faith service
because not everyone who attended were Roman Catholics.
 For the lectures on the Natural Heritage, the participants suggested the following:
o Interactive speakers,
o Handouts for the participants,
o Visibility of the visuals and simplification of terms being used (common words).
 For the social’s night, since the coordinator for Catigbian was absent, the participants were
unaware about the town performance they were supposed to do. However, they were able to
do a last minute practice.

DAY 2

Strengths for the campsite activities include the facilitator, the direct-to-the-point learning
activities and the mobility of the participants. Weakness mentioned were due to lack of water, and
clogged and stinky comfort rooms.
For the heritage lectures, Ms. Andoy of Catigbian recognized the strength in the
connection/closeness of venues and the weakness in the lack of time for exploration. Mr. Dalagan of
Dauis saw the strength in the acquisition of deeper knowledge (visual and experiential learning) and
gained a new perspective on the cultural sites, the beauty of the venue and on the showcase of
Napoleon Abueva’s exhibit. For the weakness, Mr. Dalagan backed what Ms. Andoy pointed out as
regard the lack of time for exploration.
Mr Luspo’s lecture was seen by the participants as interactive and very informative however
the time allotted was not sufficient enough for the topics covered. Recommendations for the heritage
lectures include the clarification and the finalization of the venue, cultural training to obtain sufficient
knowledge of the team leaders in answering the participants’ inquiries.
Strengths for the Wilderness Classrooms were recognized as follows: very informative and
enjoyable lectures, validated lectures, inclusive activities and knowledgeable facilitators.
Weaknesses, on the otherhand, include lack of drinking water for the participants, the enforcement of
the camp suits (attire) and the lack of cooperation by the participants who are uninterested by the
activities. Recommendations include limiting the number of observers in the activity areas and the
necessity of having health monitoring devices/personnel present.
For the Mr. and Ms. Bibo Bohol 3, the showcase of talents & creativity upholding the thinking
abilities of the youth and the energetic and spontaneous master of ceremonies were seen as
strengths. However, the inability of the event to start on time was seen as a weakness. The
recommendation of the participants for this event is the provision of materials for the costumes.

DAY 3

For the amazing cultural race, the strengths were recognized as follows: team work and
cooperation, time lining of the activities, experience over competition and the design of the race
complementing the objectives. On the other hand, the unavailability of drinking water and the
checking of the facilitators were seen as weaknesses. The participants stressed that the presence of
an adult is a must during the cultural race. For the closing of the event, the strengths seen were
through the team performances, the performances of KS and the costumes worn. However, the
facilitation of the performance creation and the exhaustion of the participants were seen as
weaknesses. Recommendations given by the participants include creative tasks on each control point
which would be used for the performances and separate creative/cultural with ecological activities.

DAY 4

During the break camp, the weakness was the after care and it was suggested that town
leaders should still facilitate in the after care.
ASSESMENT LOGISTICS/IMPLEMENTATION (Comments)

Communication
 Maximize the channel of communication
 It would be nice if the communication letter will be given directly to the town coordinator

Venue
 Venue was perfectly chosen for Mobile Legends players because there was no internet
connection thus, they too can focus on the activities.
 The toilet was clogged
 Showers weren’t functioning.
 Inambacan venue was okay

Food
 More rice
 Snacks should be given on time.
 No plastic goal was forgotten because of the juice plastics used.

DRR
 2 major risks; slide and semi-sinking

OVER ALL MANAGEMENT (Comments)

Secretariat
 Dili klaro ang writing

Facilitators
 Helpful

Team Leader
 Okay si Mitch kay mangasaba sa mga dili mag tarung nga participants.
 Em-em was cool

Technical
 Very professional
 They don’t let someone feel inferior
 Leaders should know how to do teamwork

Camp Director
 Very okay in all aspects.

Sub Camp Director

 Humble
 Leadership skill is good

Funding/PROCESS-Bohol
 Catigbian hopes that the project won’t just end here.
 Alburquerque says that they are thankful because they were given the chance to participate

PROCESS-Bohol to Everyone
 Thankful to everyone despite the bad weather.

Sir Jungee Madronero to Everyone

 Learning of learnings
 Enjoyment of the activities
 Safety of the participants.