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2 Academic Year 2023 - 2024

A Project Proposal
Presented To:
The Department of National Service Training Program

In Partial Fulfillment
Of the Requirements for the NSTP2

Submitted By:
Frani, Wellyn Marie A.
Demol, Leeann Joyce O.
Delloro, Lyza Nicole

Submitted To:
Mr. Paul Christopher A. Cunanan, MBA

Community-Based Project #1: Barangay and City:

Cleaning and Waste Segregation
Advantage of Implementation:
• Cleaner Environment
• Healthier Community
• Enhanced Awareness of the
Brgy. San Jose Dasmariñas, City,
Cavite
Challenge/s of Implementation
• Lack of man power
• Lack of funds
• Weather Disruptions
people in the community • Coordination Issues
• Sustainable practices

I. Title: “Clean-up and Segregate Waste for a More Healthy

Community ”

II. Introduction:
Our community in Barangay San Jose is confronted with an
escalating challenge regarding cleanliness and waste management. As
litter accumulates and improper waste disposal practices persist, our
environment suffers, leading to pollution and health hazards for
residents. To address these pressing concerns, we advocate for the
implementation of comprehensive waste segregation initiatives and
community-wide cleaning efforts. By fostering a culture of waste
segregation and organizing regular clean-up drives, we aim to cultivate
a cleaner, healthier environment for all. Together, let's take proactive
steps towards a more sustainable and vibrant community.

III. Objectives:
• To a cleaner and more attractive community environment.
• To create a safer and healthier living environment for community
members.
• To reduce environmental footprint, and to conserve natural resources.

IV. Methods and Activities:

• Conduct a community assessment to identify areas in need of clean-up

and waste segregation initiatives
• Recruit and train a team of volunteers to lead clean-up efforts and
promote waste segregation practices.
• Collaborate with local authorities and waste management agencies to
obtain support and resources for clean-up activities.
• Provide educational materials and workshops to raise awareness about
the importance of waste segregation and proper disposal methods.
• Implement a waste segregation system in public spaces and community
facilities, including clear signage and designated bins for recyclables,
biodegradables, and non-recyclables.
• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of clean-up and waste
segregation efforts through community feedback and regular
assessments.

V. Expected Outcomes:

• Improvement in overall cleanliness and aesthetics of the community

environment
• Reduction in pollution and health hazards associated with improper
waste disposal.
• Increased community awareness and adoption of waste segregation
practices.
• Promotion of sustainable living habits and responsible waste
management behaviors among residents.

VI. Budget:

• Trash bins: PHP 1,500

• Garbage Bags: PHP 100
• Educational and workshop
materials: PHP 1,000
• Signages and other printed
materials: PHP 500
• Total budget: PHP 3,600

VII. Conclusion:
 The proposed project, "Clean-up and Segregate Waste for a
More Healthy Community," aims to address the escalating challenge of
cleanliness and waste management in Barangay San Jose. Through
comprehensive waste segregation initiatives and community-wide
clean-up efforts, we aspire to cultivate a cleaner, healthier environment
for all residents. By implementing various methods and activities, such
as conducting community assessments, recruiting and training
volunteers, and collaborating with local authorities, we anticipate
significant improvements in overall cleanliness, reduction in pollution
and health hazards, and increased awareness and adoption of waste
segregation practices among community members. With these efforts,
we strive to promote sustainable living habits and contribute to a more
vibrant and resilient community.