Lanao Islamic Paramedical College Foundation Inc.

A Project Proposal
Presented to
Bachelor of Science in Social Work Department

In partial fulfilment for the requirements

of the course
SW203 (Social Welfare Project/
Program Development and Management)

Submitted by:
Ms. Asmairah M. Banisil

Submitted to:
Ms. Johaifa P. H.Ali

Date submitted:
October 26, 2021
 I. Project Information

Project Name: “The Embroidery Handicraft Product Livelihood for Internally displaced women in
Sagonsungan, Marawi City”

Project Beneficiary’s: IDPs women in Sagonsungan, Marawi City

Project Implementation Duration: Two years

Budget Cost: Ᵽ1,464,000.00

Budget Requested: Ᵽ1,500,000.00

Counterpart Fund: TESDA, DTI, LGU official and NGOs

II. Rationale of the project

This project will give opportunity to internally displace women living in Sagonsongan, Marawi
City. The project is all about making embroidery handicraft product like bags, wall design and etc.
In this project they will be having sustainable livelihood support where they can market their
products nearby places to earn income. They will also improve their capabilities and skills in
creating beautiful handicraft product. As they can get the resources needed in their own waste that
can be used to make the craft like plastic bottles, newspaper etc. This project is proposed to
collaborate/partnership with TESDA and The National Solid Waste Management Commission
(NSWMC) to fund the said project.

We conduct this project to give the women an opportunity to show their skills in creating
beautiful product by the use of their hands. In this project they can generate income without
leaving their house. They can make their handicraft product in their vacant time after they finish
their house chores and sell it online.

This project is worth funding because we can help the internally displace women improve their
capabilities and skills. We will also help them restore their social functioning by helping them earn
income in this simple way without abandoning their responsibilities as a housewife and a mother to
their children. the implementation of this project is expected to enhance the economic well-being
of the identified beneficiaries, hence contributes to the attainment of reducing the poverty in
Marawi City. This project will also support the R.A 9003, An act providing for an Ecological Solid
Waste Management Program.
III. Project Objectives

Goals: “Promoting handicraft product by the use of recycled materials and a sustainable livelihood
that can make the IDPs women to have a stable income generation”

Objectives:

1. To provide a sustainable livelihood for IDPs women in Sagunsungan, Marawi City

2. To promote handicraft product by using recycled materials.
3. To improve the skills and restore social functioning of IDPs women.
4. To help reduce the waste disposal and helps in keeping the environment clean.

IV. Methodology/Strategies
 Inventory of recycle materials that will be used in making a marketable handicraft
 Identification of IDPs women who are willing, able and equipped to run a small business for
their own income generation. The goal is to provide a weekly income of at least Ᵽ3000 per
person.
 Training for handicraft entrepreneurs. A group of 5-10 women per day is conceived, with the
women receiving raining in standardization of techniques, product development, administration
business skills, financial and planning aspects, and the development of new markets in an
environmentally sensitive manner.
 Promotion of the products. The handicrafts that are marketable would promoted through the
organization that will help sell our product.

Methods/Strategies Definition

Capacity Building  Training-workshop on how to make handicraft

Link aging  Connect with Ecological Solid Waste Management

Program.
 Partnership with TESDA
  Collaboration with the LGU official for support on the
project propose.

Monitoring & Evaluation  Project progress and monitoring reports

 Surveys impact assessment
 Social community statistics

V. Project Management Structure

VII. Monitoring and Evaluation

Key Performance Reporting Mechanism Plan and timetable for M&E

Indicator

Poverty incidence among i. Project progress and  Quarterly M&E

IDPs women and their monitoring reports  Baseline during the
 families in targeted areas ii. Surveys impact first 6 months,
reduced by 20% assessment midterm surveys, and
iii. Social community annual impact
statistics assessment by the
NGOs
 Annual social survey
of community
statistics.

Real income levels of direct iv. Project progress and  Quarterly M&E
beneficiaries increased by an monitoring reports  Baseline during the
average of 30% v. Surveys impact first 6 months,
assessment midterm surveys, and
vi. Social community annual impact
statistics assessment by the
NGOs
 Annual social survey
of community
statistics.

Number of new jobs created i. Project progress and  Quarterly M&E

and sustained at 20% monitoring reports  Baseline during the
ii. Surveys impact first 6 months,
assessment midterm surveys, and
iii. Social community annual impact
statistics assessment by the
NGOs
 Annual social survey
of community
statistics.

VIII. Budget Requirements

 Expenses Unit Cost Year 1 Year 2 Subtotal

Personnel

Trainers 500 (per day) Ᵽ60,000.00 Ᵽ60,000.00 Ᵽ120,000.00

2x every month

Services

Organizers/trainers 100 per day Ᵽ144,000.00 Ᵽ144,000.00 Ᵽ288,000.00

transportation 3x a week

Catering Ᵽ50.00 per person Ᵽ 288,000.00 Ᵽ 288,000.00 Ᵽ576,000.00

40 pax
3x a week

Other Costs

Materials and 1500 (per day) Ᵽ216,000.00 Ᵽ216,000.00 Ᵽ432,000.00

Handouts 3x a week

Venues 500 (per day) Ᵽ12,000.00 Ᵽ12,000.00 Ᵽ24,000.00

3x a week

Others 500 (per day) Ᵽ12,000.00 Ᵽ12,000.00 Ᵽ24,000.00

3x a week

TOTAL Ᵽ732,000.00 Ᵽ732,000.00 Ᵽ1,464,000.00