VISAYAS STATE UNIVERISTY – ISABEL
Marvel, Isabel, Leyte
A Requirement in National Service Training Program (NSTP) – CTWS
A Project Proposal:
PROTECT OUR SHORES: COASTAL CLEAN-UP DRIVE
Proposed by:
Lumabas, Razel G. – BPEd
Mauricio, Regine T. – BPEd
Montances, Stifany Marie A. – BPEd
Costelo, Lex Syrell N. – BSIE
Ganabes, John Xavier C. – BSIE
Pales, Meriel S. – BSIE
December 2024
SY 1st Semester 2024-2025
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PROJECT PROPOSAL
I. INTRODUCTION
Project Title: Protect Our Shores: Coastal
Clean-Up Drive
Project Location: Pasil, Isabel, Leyte
Project Duration: 1 month
Project Budget: Php 1,000.00
II. PROJECT STATEMENT
Coastal regions are facing increasing threats from pollution, with debris
such as plastics, metals, and other waste accumulating on shorelines. These
pollutants harm marine life, disrupt ecosystems, and diminish the beauty of
natural landscapes. Addressing this issue requires coordinated efforts to clean
up existing litter and prevent further pollution through education and
community involvement.
The “Protect Our Shores: Coastal Clean-Up Drive” is an initiative aimed at
organizing the community of Pasil, Isabel, Leyte, to take an active role in
preserving and protecting our coastal areas. This project seeks to address the
significant issue of marine litter and pollution, promoting a sense of
environmental responsibility and conservation among participants. By engaging
in regular clean-up activities, environmental awareness campaigns, and
community events, this initiative will help improve the health and beauty of our
coastal environments, benefiting both the local ecosystem and the community.
III. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The project will involve organizing a series of coastal clean-up events at
various locations within Pasil, Isabel, Leyte. These events will be conducted in
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collaboration with local barangay and residents, and community organizations.
Volunteers will be provided with the necessary materials such as gloves, sacks
as trash bags, and safety equipment to carry out the clean-up activities. In
addition to the physical clean-up efforts, the project will also include
environmental awareness campaigns aimed at raising awareness about marine
pollution and promoting sustainable practices. Community events will be
organized to encourage participation and develop a sense of collective
responsibility for the protection of our coastal areas.
IV. OBJECTIVES
Here are the objectives that the “Protect Our Shores: Coastal Clean-Up
Drive” must accomplish:
1. Reduce Marine Pollution: Remove trash and debris from coastal areas to
improve the health of marine life and ecosystems.
2. Raise Awareness: Educate the community about the impacts of marine
pollution and the importance of coastal conservation.
3. Promote Community Engagement: Encourage active participation and
collaboration among community members to foster a shared responsibility
for environmental preservation.
4. Enhance Coastal Aesthetics: Restore the natural beauty of beaches,
making them more enjoyable for residents and visitors.
5. Data Collection: Gather data on the types and sources of litter to inform
future conservation efforts and policymaking.
V. PROJECT OUTPUT
The "Protect Our Shores: Coastal Clean-Up Drive" aims to achieve several
tangible outcomes. These include cleaning and revitalizing coastal areas,
boosting community awareness and participation in environmental conservation,
enhancing the aesthetic appeal of beaches, collecting valuable data on marine
litter for future analysis and action, and fostering a stronger sense of community
and environmental responsibility.
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VI. TARGET BENEFICIARIES
The targeted beneficiaries of these initiative are the following:
1. Residents of Pasil, Isabel, Leyte.
2. Marine life and ecosystems affected by coastal pollution.
3. Businesses and tourism sectors benefiting from cleaner beaches.
4. Future generations inheriting a healthier and more sustainable
environment.
VII. COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM DESIGN
Timeline Activity Description Person
In-charge
Week 1 Community Organize meetings with local First-year
Engagement & barangay officials, community Advent
Outreach leaders, and residents to discuss
the project and solicit participation.
Week 1 Volunteer Recruit volunteers from the First-year
Recruitment & community, provide information Advent
Training about the project, and conduct a
brief training session on safe waste
handling and collection procedures
Week 1 Environmental Conduct educational workshops First-year
Awareness and presentations in schools and Advent
Campaigns community centers to raise
awareness about marine pollution
and its impact.
Week 2 & 3 Clean-Up Organize two coastal clean-up First-year
Events events, one in each half of the Advent
month, targeting different locations and
within Pasil, Isabel, Leyte. Volunteers
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Ongoing Data Collect data on the types and First-year
throughout Collection & quantities of litter collected during Advent
the Project Analysis the clean-up events. Analyze the
data to identify common sources of
pollution and inform future
conservation efforts.
Week 3 & 4 Monitoring of Monitor the progress of the project, First-year
Project including the impact of the Advent
activities on the environment and
the community.
VIII. PROJECT BUDGET
Materials Price (Php) Quantity Total Price (Php)
Trash Bags
- 10 bags -
(Recycled Sacks)
Gloves Php 50.00 3 pairs Php 150.00
Dustpan Php 30.00 3 Php 90.00
Broom Php 40.00 3 Php 120.00
Utilities (Water,
Php 80.00 1 set Php 80.00
Bucket)
Snacks (for
Php 200.00 - Php 200.00
volunteers)
Other Expenses Php 100.00 - Php 100.00
TOTAL Php 740.00
The total costs for the necessary materials and labor now amount to Php 740.00,
which fits within the project budget of Php 1,000.00. This allows for additional
expenses or adjustments as needed.
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IX. PROJECT SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
March
Activities
1st Week 2nd Week 3rd Week 4th Week
Coastal Clean-up
Campaign
Coastal
Beautification
Plastic-free Initiative
Monitoring of Project
X. SUSTAINABILITY & IMPACT
• Long-term Impact: The project aims to create a lasting impact by
fostering a culture of environmental responsibility and promoting
sustainable practices within the community.
• Sustainability: The project will be sustainable by engaging local
stakeholders, promoting community ownership, and utilizing local
resources whenever possible.
XI. EVALUATION & MONITORING
• Evaluation Methods: The project will be evaluated based on the following
metrics:
o Number of volunteers participating in the clean-up events
o Quantity of litter collected
o Community engagement and participation in awareness campaigns
and events
o Feedback from participants and stakeholders
• Monitoring: The project will be monitored through regular meetings, data
collection, and feedback mechanisms.
XII. CONCLUSION
The "Protect Our Shores: Coastal Clean-Up Drive" project presents a
comprehensive and well-structured plan to address the pressing issue of marine
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pollution in Pasil, Isabel, Leyte. The project effectively combines practical clean-
up activities with educational outreach and community engagement initiatives.
By fostering a sense of collective responsibility for coastal conservation, the
project aims to create a lasting positive impact on the environment and the
community.
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