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The activity started with a virtual Thanksgiving mass via zoom and live
on FICCO’s official Facebook page. The mass started at 7:00 in the
morning and was officiated by Rev. Fr. Sanchito Ricarde, SSJV. There
will be a Nature Walk and Tree planting which will commence once
the quarantine classification in Cagayan de Oro City will be lifted. The
activity will be at the watershed area of Binigwayan creek in Baikingon,
Cagayan de Oro City. Government mandated protocols will be imposed
as we progress in this activity.
It has been a long year, and the success of FICCO emanate from the
never ending support of its employees, officers, volunteers, and the
members. God bless FICCO and the General Membership.
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of a digital platform for cooperatives was born during a General Assembly
FICCO PARTNERS WITH of member-cooperatives in April 2019, while, Traxion Cooperative is
TRAXION COOPERATIVE the management and technology support provider that will help bring
DTSC’s unique value propositions to reality.
Digitalization at the Tip of our Fingers
Traxion’s digiCOOP is a technology
T
he year 2021 is another successful year for First Community services and worker’ cooperative
Cooperative (FICCO) which celebrated its 67th Founding that aims to provide a digital platform
Anniversary on July 8, 2021, despite all the odds and amidst our to fellow cooperatives across the
battle against this global pandemic. country. It aims to “revolutionize
and unite” cooperatives through
On May 27, 2021, FICCO entered into a contract with Traxion Technology technology. FICCO Management and Staff and Traxion representative during the Digi-
Services Cooperative, and marked the start of digitalization in the Coop launching in FICCO Carmen during the 67th Anniversary of FICCO.
cooperative and aims to cater more than 380,000 members across the With this new partnership, digitalization is at the tip of our fingertips.
country and soon to reach a wider market.
T
online purchases, and other
he Mindanao Cooperatives Water Service Federation, which was
services such as membership
From left to right (seated): Dir. Elmo Bautista, FICCO CEO Edgardo Micayabas, registered in 2018, but started actual operation only in February
registration and insurance Traxion CEO Ann Cuisia, Dir. Luis Yap; From left to right (standing): Dir. Verona Tagayuna,
Dir. Rosario Ferrer, Dir. Susan Ybañez 2020, is making its presence felt in such areas as Cotabato City,
subscription.
Bislig City and Libona Bukidnon.
Digicoop Technology Services Cooperative is the first “technology
services” cooperative in the Philippines and proudly Filipino-and- The bulk water supply project for the Metro Cotabato Water District,
cooperative-owned. Its creation was a natural progression after the idea in Cotabato City, is expected to be operational by October 2021. The
Water treatment plant and the primary pipe is expected to be completed
by early September of this year. This project is a joint venture between
MCWS and Hanabana Equipment and Construction Corporation, with
the former investing a total of ₱ 60 million.
FICCO Development Corporation
The project in Bislig City is a joint venture with Kyogojo Engineering
(FDC) DORMITEL Service Cooperative for a level 3 water system. A level 3 system covers
developing the water source, setting up a water treatment plant, and
installation of primary and distribution pipes to the households. Phase
1 of the project will service 4,000 households in Poblacion of Bislig City
and adjacent barangays. MCWS appropriated ₱ 80 million in this on-
going project. As of July 16, 2021, a total of 671 households already
have their water connections.
The project in Libona, Bukidnon will service not only the barangays
of Kiliog, Kinawe and Gango, all of Libona, but also the residents of
Indahag, some in Macasandig, Camaman-an and Upper Gusa, all of
FICCO Development Corporation (FDC) is proud to announce its Cagayan de Oro. MCWS has budgeted ₱ 186 million for this project
newly-acquired and ready for occupancy FDC Dormitel (formerly that is expected to serve around 14,300 households. Initial delivery of
Wingrace Dormitel) located at Fernandez-Corrales Sts., Brgy. 40, water will commence by October of this year.
Cagayan de Oro City or near FICCO Main Office. It is open for members
as well as non-members looking for a place to stay (transients) and MCWS, in its first joint venture engagement with Kyogojo, has also
dormitory/bedspacers. Below are the FDC’s features: invested a total of ₱ 67 million to upgrade the existing water facilities of
the latter in Lumbia, Mambuaya, Taguanao and Baikingon, all of Cagayan
* Sustainable Building “Atrium Type” de Oro. Because of these upgrades, an additional 839 households are
* Spacious Parking Area now connected to the water system that already includes some of the
* 95 Rooms on 7 storey commercial building residents of Macasandig and Bayanga, also of Cagayan de Oro.
* Ground floor 12 Suites Room Good for 2, Rates start
at 400.00/day Despite it being new, MCWS has already declared dividends, albeit small
* Dorm Good for 4 persons for long term stay at percentage, to its member coops during the last three years, including
2,500.00/month/pax the first two, 2018 and
* Dormitory 2nd to 6th floor 2019, during which it
* Roof Deck (Open Space-Function Hall) actually has no actual
* Each Room has Toilet and Bath water operation. That
* Standby Generator speaks of the prudence
* 24/7 Front desk and Security Guard exercised by the people
* Building with elevator running MCWS.
* Walking distance from Church and Business
District (DVSORIA) MCWS is comprised
* Cable TV(Suite Rooms) by 13 cooperatives,
12 of which are based
in Cagayan de Oro
FICCO Dormitel, “Your home, away from home”. Book now! and one in Davao City,
and two corporations.
For more details, reservation and bookings, you may FICCO owns 95% of
contact 088(851-1247); 088(855-4238) and 0975-6227045. the common stocks of
this Federation.
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FICCO Community Outreach FICCO ACQUIRED
Foundation Inc., (FCOF) New Scholars PROPERTIES
FICCO Community Outreach Foundation Inc., welcomes its new FCOF
scholars for school year 2021-2022. Congratulations!
I O N SA LE
A U C T
NAME BRANCH
REGION 1
1 Buenventura, Aidan Axel C. MAIN CAGAYAN DE ORO AREA
2 Campaña, Sarah Jeremaia S. MAIN
3 Dandasan, Crystal Joy D. MAIN LOCATION AREA (SQ.M.) MINIMUM BID
PRICE
4 Padla, Maria Beatriz B. MAIN
1 Lumbia, CDOC 112 (Res.) 405,000.00
5 Sumbilon, Hayley Natalie A. MAIN
6 Casicas, Jasmine Kyle C. CARMEN MISAMIS ORIENTAL AREA
7 Punay, Gamaliel Florentino T. LAPASAN
8 Laborte, Tricia D. TIANO LOCATION AREA (SQ.M.) MINIMUM BID
PRICE
9 Mahinay, Raymond P. TIANO
1 Igpit, Opol, Misamis Oriental 114 (Res.) 175,000.00
10 Balala, LyrcaRoniech R. TIANO
2 Anakan, Gingoog City 611 (Res.) 720,000.00
11 Mesa, ZorobelLiezzel A. PUERTO
3 Anakan, Gingoog City 2,001 (Res.) 575,000.00
12 Wahing, Arrian Jhon L. PUERTO
13 Galvo, Mary Rose N. PUERTO BUKIDNON AREA
14 Jaraula, Cherylyn A. OPOL
15 Solitario, Cresanto COGON LOCATION AREA (SQ.M.) MINIMUM BID
PRICE
16 Abugho, KrizzhaYsabelle H. VILLANUEVA
1 San Jose , Malaybalay City 322 (Res.) 740,000.00
17 Sabit, Shane Denise Marie B. VILLANUEVA
18 Ral, Charlie Mae R. VILLANUEVA CARAGA REGION
19 Sabit, Mark Hudson B. VILLANUEVA
LOCATION AREA (SQ.M.) MINIMUM BID
20 Apdian, Dinims Dimple Eppoy VILLANUEVA
PRICE
21 Sasuman, King Mark S. CLAVERIA
1 Brgy. Libertad, Butuan City 414 (Res.) 2,300,000.00
22 Paradero, Selvestre CLAVERIA
2 San Teodoro, Bunawan,
REGION 2 569 (Res.) 242,000.00
Agusan del Sur
23 Galbo, Angelie G. ILIGAN 3 San Teodoro, Bunawan,
1,000 (Res.) 335,000.00
24 Fortun, Judith I. M.CALO Agusan del Sur
25 Rañoa, Jessica D. BALINGOAN
26 Curtivo, Chinee May GINGOOG
27 Castillo, Kristine Jean N. GINGOOG
28 Maagad, Harold Christoph C. GINGOOG
29 Castilo, Mark Kevin T. GINGOOG A Successful New-Normal
30 Dalumpines, Mark Anthony G. LIBERTAD
31 Macapili, Noreen R. LIBERTAD Conduct of Training
32 Olita, Rickzle Jhon S. LIBERTAD
33 Rosales, Edrain C. LIBERTAD FICCO Community Outreach Foundation (FCOF) holds a new
34 Babanto, Jamaica B. CAMIGUIN normal set up training during this time of pandemic. On June 5, 2021
at 8:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the afternoon, FCOF successfully
35 Bacala, Mary Joy D. BALINGASAG
conducted a virtual training on Risk and Credit Management Training
36 Jagunos, Jissaluz A. LANGIHAN via zoom. A total of 213 officers of FICCO from branches under Cluster
REGION 4 1 to 3 became participants on this Cooperative Development Authority
37 Trases, BrigdettElline J. MARAMAG (CDA) mandated training. The training was handled by three of FCOF’s
dynamic pool of trainers namely: Isagani B. Daba, Tessie R. Daba,
38 Linda, Divine Grace Antonette MARAMAG
and Elmo C. Bautista. Below were some of the screenshots during the
39 Acuram, Rolly Jr. A. KALILANGAN training:
40 Casipong, Wilfredo Jr. D. KALILANGAN
41 Gales, Janicah Angel A. MANOLO
42 Lim, Maria Isabela M. MANOLO
43 Bantillo, Gwengelyn N. MANOLO
44 Jabinez, AtheaCollaine C. DAMILAG
45 Malacaman, Jun Ceasar Ian T. KIBAWE
REGION 5
46 Nalam, Maricho Christy M. PONCIANO
47 Orillo, Rio Marie R. PONCIANO
48 Pajaron, Christal Mae C. BAYUGAN
This training has been replicated to another set of officers in Cluster 4 to
6 on June 26, 2021. On the 2nd batch of training, a total of 108 FICCO
officers participated. This was held also via zoom platform and conducted
by the same trainer who handled the 1st batch.
Living with the pandemic and coping with the new normal set-up has
been a challenge for all organizations, but one thing is evident during
this difficult time – the value of COMMITMENT. FICCO, together with
FCOF is always up to the challenge.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE: A GENTLE REMINDER!
Dear FICCO Members,
Relative to the implementation of the Home Protect Coverage to all Kindly update your membership information especially your
Regular members, please be informed of the following guidelines: residential address to avoid problems in the future claims.
1. The declared home address on our FICCO System will Report any incident (fire / disaster / motor accident) immediately
automatically be used as the location of the property insured. (or within 7 days from the date of the incident) to FICCO or 1CISP
Thus, any changes in home address reflected on our records and submit the claim documents within 30 days, otherwise, the
must be properly communicated with your branch of membership claim will be forfeited.
to avoid problems for future claims.
Alang sa mga dugang nga kasayuran, mamahimong moduol sa I started with small amount of deposit in my account since my source of
in-charge sa sangang-buhatan. income is hewing wrought stones that wages Php 1,000 to 1,200 pesos
only per week. Given this salary range, I also did some construction
Daghang Salamat! works to cope-up with our financial needs.
I
n current times when information and communications technology play produces garment such as medical equipments, specializing in anti-
aa major role in development programs, a digital version of STAR is radiation equipments for Doctor’s usage in operating room. By God’s
vviewed as a strategic means to sustain its gains. Amidst technological grace and family’s full support, our business had run smoothly, became
changes, a digital format can increase accessibility and broaden the successful and enabled us to engage in exportation. FICCO has always
reach of the program to a wider audience who needs to improve their been our financing partner in rolling our capital and sustaining our
basic entrepreneurial management skills. Hence, the birth of the iSTAR business needs. It is not only I that FICCO had helped, it is my whole
(Digital Sari-Sari Store Training and Access to Resources ) Program, a family.
blended learning digital version of the STAR Program Training Course.
FICCO4
Ines Gay P. Pecson
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