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PEACE AND ORDER SITUATION

IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF
CORTES
PRESENTED BY:
PCPT RODANTE PAREDES SANCHEZ
Chief of Police
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 CRIME ENVIRONMENT
 OPERATIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
 SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS
 PCR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
 BEST PRACTICES
 WAY FORWARD
 ASSESSMENT
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CRIME ENVIRONMENT
(Period Covered: January – December 2021 vs 2022)

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COMPARATIVE TOTAL CRIME INCIDENT
January – December 2021 vs 2022

205 (3.50%)

Total Peace and Order Incident

Jan to Dec 2021 = 3,286 8,000 702 (21.36%) 496 (19.34%)
Jan to Dec 2022 = 2,584
5,850 5,645
6,000
Total Public Safety Incident
Jan to Dec 2021 = 2,564 4,000 3,286 3,060
Jan to Dec 2022 = 3,060 2,584 2,564
2,000
Total Crime Incident
Jan to Dec 2021 = 5,850 -
Jan to Dec 2022 = 5,645

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Comparative Peace and Order Incidents
January – December 2021 vs 2022

702 (21.4%)

745 (29.23%)
Total Index Crime 4,000
Jan to Dec 2021 = 737 3,286
Jan to Dec 2022 = 780 43 (5.83%)
2,549 2,584

Total Non-Index Crime

2,000 1,804
Jan to Dec 2021 = 2,549
Jan to Dec 2022 = 1,804
737 780

Total Peace and Order Incident

Jan to Nov 2021 = 3,286 -
Index Crimes Non-Index Crimes Peace and Order
Jan to Nov 2022 = 2,584 Incidents

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Breakdown of 8 Focus Crimes
January – December 2021 vs 2022

500
18%
11%
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292 25%
247 245
221 18% 38%
25%

107
83 83 80
49 40
21 29
8 10 1 1
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Theft Physical Injuries Robbery Murder Homicide Rape Motornapping Carnapping
STATUS of 8 FOCUS CRIMES
January - December 2022

 8 Focus Crimes Solved Cleared Unsolved Total

Theft 231 58 3 292

Physical Injuries 199 46 0 245

Robbery 53 24 6 83

Rape 35 45 0 80

Murder 20 7 13 40

Homicide 10 0 0 10

Motornapping 20 6 3 29

Carnapping 1 0
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Comparative Non-Index Crimes
January – December 2021 vs 2022

740
(29.09%)
Total Other Non-Index Crime 4,000
Jan to Dec 2021 = 930 504 (31.23%)
Jan to Dec 2022 = 694
236 (25.38%)
2,544
Total Special Laws
Jan to Dec 2021 = 1,614 2,000 1,804
1,614
Jan to Dec 2022 = 1,110 1,110
930
694
Total Non-Index Crimes
Jan to Dec 2021 = 2,544 -
Jan to Dec 2022 = 1,804 Other Non-Index Special Laws Total Non-Index
Crimes

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Breakdown of Other Non-Index Crimes
January – December 2021 vs 2022

200 184
180 170
160
140
120 105
100
82 81 76
80 68 72 70 72
63
60 42
38 36 33 41
40 33 35 35 32
20 14 17 16 13 15 16 14
7
0

2021 2022

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Breakdown of Violation of Special Laws
January – December 2021 vs 2022

500 463 450

450
400 384 391
351
350
300
250
207
200
150
108
100 89 75
41 52
50 14 18 13 27 12
9 4 4 1 3 0
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2021 2022
Public Safety Indicator (PSI)
January – December 2021 vs 2022

161 (13.37%)
320 (24.92%) TEMPLATE
2,000
1,604
1,500 1,365
1,284
1,204
15 (19.74%)
1,000

500

76 91
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Damage to Property Physical Injury Homicide
Comparative CCE & CSE (8 Focus Crime)
January – December 2021 vs 2022
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200
0.26% 0.86%

97.95 98.81
89.16 88.9

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CSE CCE
Comparative CCE & CSE (TCI)
January – December 2021 vs 2022
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200
0.69%
1.61%

97.96 98.65
89.24 87.63

0
CSE CCE
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OPERATIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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INTENSIFICATION OF
CAMPAIGN PLANS
(CY 2021 & CY 2022)
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Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Illegal Drugs

Total Arrested Suspects

Period Covered Total No. of Operations
HVI SLI Total DPO
Conducted

CY 2021 406 31 415 446 0

CY 2022 470 55 430 485 0
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 Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Illegal Drugs

SEIZED ITEMS
Period Shabu Marijuana
Covered Grams Standard Drug Price Grams Standard Drug Price Firearms

CY 2021 3,403.09 Php 23,128,392.00 603 Php 72.360.00 11

CY 2022 3,825.68 Php 26,014,624.00 .30 Php 26.00 5
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Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Wanted Persons

Period Covered CY 2021 CY 2022

Total Warrants Received: 777 965
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Total Operations: 746 898
Total Wanted Person
Arrested:
819 952

Total OWP Arrested:

Total MWP Arrested:

692
127
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173

CLASSIFICATION (Most Wanted Person)

PERIOD
COVERED REGIONAL PROVINCIAL MUNICIPAL CITY
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CY 2021 2 10 98 17
CY 2022 3 29 135 10
Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Illegal Gambling

Period Covered: CY 2021 CY 2022

Total Operations: 544 590
ACTION PHOTO Total Persons Arrested: 1,356 1,722
Cash/Gambling Money
Seized/Confiscated: Php 147,251.00 Php 276,313.25

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TYPES OF ILLEGAL GAMBLING OPERATED UPON

ACTION PHOTO Period

Covered
Cockfightin Card
g
E-
Games Sabong
Cara Y
Cruz
Swertres Mahjong
Other
s

CY 2021 248 138 0 4 58 59 22

CY 2022 107 255 12 15 53 83 65
Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Loose Firearms
January – December 2022

Period Covered CY 2021 CY 2022

Nr of Kontra Boga Operations: 161 188
Total Arrested Suspects:
ACTION PHOTO 78 43

Total FAs Seized/

177 182
Recovered:

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Nr of Bilang Boga Operations: 572 353

Total FAs Surrendered: 574 374

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Total FAs Accounted
(Seized/Recovered/Surrendered): 751 556
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CAMPAIGN PLANS
(January 2023)
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Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Illegal Drugs
January 2023

Total Arrested Suspects

Total No. of Operations
DPO
Conducted HVI SLI Total

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Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Illegal Drugs
January 2023

SEIZED ITEMS

Shabu Marijuana
Firearms
Grams Standard Drug Price Grams Standard Drug Price

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ACTION PHOTO ACTION PHOTO ACTION PHOTO

Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Wanted Persons
January 2023

Total Warrants Received:

Total Operations: ACTION PHOTO

Total Wanted Person Arrested:

Total OWP Arrested:

Total MWP Arrested:

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CLASSIFICATION (Most Wanted Person)
MWP
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REGIONAL PROVINCIAL MUNICIPAL CITY
(ARRESTED)
Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Illegal Gambling
January 2023

Total Operations:
ACTION PHOTO Total Persons Arrested:

Cash/Gambling Money
Seized/Confiscated:

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TYPES OF ILLEGAL GAMBLING OPERATED UPON
ACTION PHOTO
Card Cara Y
Cockfighting E-Sabong Swertres Mahjong Others
Games Cruz
Accomplishment in the Campaign Against Loose Firearms
January 2023

Total Operations:
Total Arrested Suspects:
ACTION PHOTO Total FAs Seized/
Recovered:

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DPO:

Total Oplan Katok Operations:

Total FAs Surrendered:

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Total FAs Accounted
(Seized/Recovered/Surrendered):
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SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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 SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT
ARRESTED TOP PRIORITY HVI DATABASE LISTED FOR VIOLATION OF R.A. 9165 (BUY BUST)

Name of Suspect:
MICHAEL CUIZON y MARPA- Top Priority High
Value Individual (HVI), resident P-4 Bil-isan,
Panglao, Bohol.

Date of Arrest: June 11, 2022 at about 09:00 P.M.

Place of Arrest: Purok-2, Brgy. Lourdes, Panglao, Bohol

Offense: Violation of Article II, in relation to Section 5

and 11 of RA 9165

Confiscated: Estimated weight of 210 grams with SDP

value Php 1,428,000.00.

Unit: PIU-BPPO
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SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT

Name of Suspect: ELIZAR NABAS y SAMORANO,

@YOCYOC/KEPLI/DIDO/
JINGGOY/NONOY/ARIEL/BERNIE
Date: 12:00 NN of November 4, 2022

Place: Bohol Provincial Capitol Building, New

Capitol Site, Tagbilaran City, Bohol

Offense: Accused of numerous Warrant of Arrest

(34 Warrant of Arrest)

Unit: Joint Operation of the PIU, PMFC, Batuan PS,

Bilar PS, Sevilla PS, Sagbayan PS, Alburquerque PS, RID7,
CIDG-Bohol, 62nd SAC, SAF, 702nd MC RMFB7, RIU7,
AVSEU7 and 47IB, PA

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 SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT
ARRESTED FOR PD 1602 IN RELATION TO SECTION 6 RA 10175 (E-SABONG)

Name of Suspects:
1. Kyle Bustamante y Balingit (teller)
2. Shera Mae Buenaflor y Celerio (teller)
3. Stevenson Empuerto y Salaum (teller)
4. John Christian Clarete y Cemine (bettor)
5. Rachie Dumaran y Crujido (bettor)
6. Jay Lumaad y Renoblas (bettor)
7. Paul Torralba y Batoy (bettor)
8. Kenneth Kyle Badilla y Olaso (bettor)

Date of Arrest: At about 5:00 PM of December 6, 2022.

Place of Arrest: New Dauis Cockpait Arena, Brgy. Totolan, Dauis,

Bohol
 
Confiscated:
 Cash Money amounting to Php 91,758

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 Illegal Gambling paraphernalias

Joint Operation: PIU and Dauis PS

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PCR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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REVITALIZED PNP
KASIMBAYANAN

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 KASIMBAYANAN BY THE NUMBERS
PERIOD COVERED: September – December 2022
Cascading of all PNP Units/Offices POC Adoption of Community-based Projects

Adoption of Revitalized Issuance of POC Implementati

Engagement Presentation of Resolution
Engagement PNP KASIMBAYANAN on of
with Engagement Coordinating Proposals re
with Faith- Programs, Projects, and Adopted
based
Advocacy with the Meeting with Community Projects
Barangays the LGUs activities under the Programs,
Groups Support to be adopted by the
Community Service Barangay Municipal Projects and
Groups POC
Oriented Policy of POC Activities

TOTAL 20 10 30 4 1 14 14 1 10
Impact Projects related RPK Barangay Activities
Coordinating Meeting and
Weekly Consultation Conference pertaining to
Collaborative Partnerships involving the Dialogues / Peace and Order with
School Lectures with Brgy. Leaders to
advocacy groups and other members of Symposium / LGUs, Faith-Based
Visitation (BIDA, etc) discuss prevalent
the Community-based Bridge Builders Pulong-pulong Organization and others
crimes in the area

TOTAL 1 60 40 60 80 4
KASIMBAYANAN Programs, Projects and Activities Other related Activities
MOU with different
government and non- Other Amplify RPK Activities
Scholarship Free Medical-Dental
government organizations Livelihood Barangayanihan Community through Social Media
Program Services
Projects Platforms

TOTAL 0 0 0 75 0 15 250
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LOVE HELPING HAND
𝘌𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 𝘥𝘢𝘺, 𝘮𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥𝘳𝘦𝘯 𝘢𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘭𝘥 𝘨𝘰 𝘵𝘰 𝘴𝘤𝘩𝘰𝘰𝘭
𝘰 𝘯 𝘢 𝘯 𝘦 𝘮𝘱 𝘵 𝘺 𝘴 𝘵 𝘰 𝘮𝘢 𝘤 𝘩 —hunger affects their concentration and
ability to learn. There are also millions of children who simply do not go to
school because their families need them to help in the fields or perform
domestic duties.
𝙁𝙚𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙢𝙨 are deemed important because these are among the
efforts done to address the prominent problem of malnutrition, hunger, and
food insecurity here in our country. The feeding program aims to provide
augmentation support through feeding program for children in day care
centers. Also, it aims to improve knowledge, attitude and practices of children
enrolled in day care centers, parents and caregivers through intensified
nutrition and health education. In the same manner, it targets to improve and
sustain the nutritional status of all target children and refer to health units
medical and nutrition-related problems of children.
Securing the future of the children is very important for us and seeing smiles
on every face of these children gives us the inspiration to perform duties well
to achieve lasting peace and development.
After the feeding program, As part of the charity response of LOVE
PHILIPPINE MOVEMENT, 40 food packs were distributed. This collective
act of generosity helps to ensure that the children and their families have food
on the table. The distribution of the food essentials was facilitated
successfully in a Bayanihan spirit by the joint effort of LPM and PNP to reach
out the families.
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PABAHAY PROJECT

The “Pabahay Project ” is funded by the stakeholders, religious sector and the PNP and dubbed as “Balay sa
Gugma”. This is a project of the Diocese in Talibon and was adopted by the PNP Sierra Bullones and now it was
called Share a Roof (SAR).
This in line with the Chief PNP’s MKK=K (Malasakit, Kaayusan, Kapayapaan tungo sa Kaunlaran) and the

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KASIMBAYANAN (Kapulisan, Simbahan at Pamayanan). This complements the strategic framework of the
Regional Director, the 4C’s of CSOP
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SCHOLARSHIP THRU KASIMBAYAN PROGRAM

In line of Peace and Security Framework of the PNP dubbed

as “Malasakit, Kaayusan, Kapayapaan tungo sa kaunlaran” by
the CPNP, PGEN RODOLFO S AZURIN JR, San Isidro Police
Station led by PLT Charlie Jay L. Ancheta, Chief of Police
funded the educational expenses of Ronilo Indig, 21 years old
of this School year.

Indig stopped studying and started working as a delivery

boy, as a source of living. Because of his young age and the
absence of guidance of his parents he was too vulnerable to
commit wrongdoings. After he was arrested due to illegal
cockfighting, the PNP personnel felt pity for Indig upon learning
his story and decided to offer a work in Police Station as

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Production Aide with a monthly compensation.
KASIMBAYANAN Programs, Projects and Activities
CONSTRUCTION OF PLACE OF WORSHIP

Talibon Municipal Police Station in close

partnership with Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Martin
through their Terence-Beth Martin Giving Hope
Inc charity, helped build a place of worship for
Pastor Samuel Suello of International One Way
Outreach Church at Purok 4, Brgy.
Tanghaligue, Talibon, Bohol. This is in line with
the Peace and Security Framework of the
Chief, PNP M+K+K=K and KASIMBAYANAN
Program. As part of the charity's humanitarian
movement, the compassionate couple is
travelling across the province of Bohol for a
good cause including building homes for
indigent families throughout the province.

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LAUNCHING OF BIDA PROGRAM
The BIDA Program is a nationwide
advocacy program which is an intensified and
holistic campaign which aims to reduce drug
demand through empowering communities by
engaging them in anti-illegal drug activities,
raising public awareness on the ill-effects of
drugs to reduce drug proliferation and
destigmatize drug addiction in the community.

The program was highlighted with Zumba

and Fun Walk which was participated by more
than 500 participants from the different
Government, Non-Government Agencies and
Religious Sector. Among these, were from
Department of Interior and Local Government
(DILG), Philippine National Police (PNP), 47th
IB Philippine Army (PA), Phil. Coast Guard
(PCG), Maritime Police (MARPSTA), Philippine
Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Highway
Patrol Group (HPG), Life Coaches, PWUDs,

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Alpha Kappa Rho Force Multipliers and
Advocacy Support Groups.
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PROGRAM

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 UPDATES ON BARANGAY DRUG CLEARING PROGRAM

DRUG CLEARED BARANGAY

REMAINING DRUG AFFECTED BARANGAY
(as of December 17, 2022)
TOTAL NR OF UNAFFECTED
PROVINCE
BARANGAY BARANGAY
TOTAL
SA MA SLA SA MA SLA TOTAL
CLEARED

CORTES 14 0 212 398 610 0 272 210 482

627 (57%) – TOTAL BARANGAY DRUG CLEARED

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BEST PRACTICES

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  BANANA, EGG AND MILK
One of the program that is being formulated by Cortes PNP is the
new project dubbed as PROJECT B.E.A.M. The acronym stands for
Banana, Egg And Milk. It is being formulated purposely to help the children
in the community acquire proper nutrition and help eliminate malnutrition in
the country.
This program formed part of the BARANGAYanihan project of the
PNP to intensify various forms of providing community assistance.
As a simple gesture of kindness and compassion to our young kids,
the PNP will provide them with Banana, Egg And Milk, a good source of
nutrition and rich in protein, vitamins and minerals that will help keep their
mind and body healthy and strong and keep them away from diseases. It
will be distributed to our children in the community.
Seeing smile on every faces of these children gives us the inspiration
to perform our duties well to achieve lasting peace and development. We
don’t only perform duties on the battlefield but serve the children through a
collaborative effort, cooperation and involvement of all personnel.
Likewise, conducted lecture on RA 7610, RA 9262, OSEC and other
related laws for the Protection of Women and Children. Also distributed
flyers and conducted Info drive and community dialogue on crime
prevention, KKDAT, ELCAC, Health and Safety protocols to lessen the risk
of COVID-19 community transmission.
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(Tsinelas Alay ng Pulis sa Ating Kabataan)
Making people happy does not have to be expensive. Most of the time, it
only takes a sincere heart and a helping hand to see it happen.
 
Children of Cortes, Bohol received a decent pair of slippers as part of a gift-
giving activity under the new project “PROJECT TAPAK” (Tsinelas Alay ng Pulis
sa Ating Kabataan) one of the best practice of Cortes MPS. The main purpose of
the PROJECT TAPAK is to reduce the sufferings of barefooted children,
especially the less privileged ones without a decent pair of footwear.
 
It is a common site to see children walking without even slippers. Many kids
end up with diseases that kill or seriously threaten their health because of a
disease or fungus they picked up while walking barefooted Providing pair of
slippers for children is an effective way to provide protection to their feet and
instill a sense of hope.
 
Giving away of slippers is symbolical for it represents the steps taken not
only by the police officers but by the people of the community to attain lasting
peace. Moreover, the gesture is a concrete expression of love and faith in which
the recipients of the project were made to feel that they are important part of the
community and that their presence is not only acknowledged but also given due
importance.
 
The more beneficiaries, the more we can encourage children to study hard
for their future at the end of the day they will prosper because we give them
hope.
 
We inspire children to work for their dreams.
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WAY FORWARD

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Way Forward

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ASSESSMENT

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Assessment

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