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ANNUAL

ACCOMPLISHMENT
REPORT CY-2019
CAMARINES SUR I PROVINCIAL
OFFICE
Concepcion Grande, Naga City
LEGEND

Gov. Miguel Luis “ Migz” Villafuerte


Province of Camarines Sur
1
Del Gallego

Ragay Lupi
Sipocot

JOHN I.
VILLAREAL Cabusao
Division Chief I
Calabanga
Bombon
Magarao
BASILISO C. Libmanan
ABABA Canaman Naga City
Senior
Agriculturist
Camaligan
Gainza
Pamplona Milaor Ocampo
MELODY O.
Pili
SEPTIMO Pasacao
Admin Staff
Minalabac
San Fernando
COCONUT STATISTICS
No. of Municipalities - 17 Coconut areas
3 Non-Coconut areas
Total Land - 250,667 hectares
Agricultural Land Area - 191,931.98 hectares
Total Coconut Area - 74,947 hectares
 No. of Farmers - 23,692 Farmers
COCONUT STATISTICS
Coconut Land Area
250,000.00

200,000.00

150,000.00

100,000.00

50,000.00

0.00
Series1
Agricultural Land Area Total Coconut Area Open Area
COCONUT STATISTICS
No. of Coconut Barangays - 332 Barangays
Open Area for Coconut Planting (has.) – 26,111 has.
Estimated Nut Production - 41 nuts/tree/year

 Total Coconut Population - 9,884,907 Palms


* No. of Bearing Palms - 7,523,843 Palms
* No. Non- Bearing Palms - 2,361,064 Palms
* No. Senile Palms - 300,000 Palms
COCONUT STATISTICS
24%
Non-Bearing

Total Bearing Palms


76%

Bearing Coconut Trees


INDUSTRY SITUATIONER

Trades & Markets


No. of Registered Copra Traders – 52 Copra Traders
No. of Registered Oil Mill - 1 oil mill
No. Registered Coco coir Processor - 1 coir processor
No. of Registered Whole Nut Buyer- 13 wholenut Buyer
Trades & Markets

No. of Registered Charcoal Trader - 5 Charcoal trader


No. of VCO Processor - 2 VCO Processor
No. of Coco Sugar Processor - 3 Coco Sugar
Processor
No. of Coco Sap Vinegar Processor - 2 vinegar processor
INDUSTRY SITUATIONER
REGISTRATIONS
Coco Sugar Processor Coco Sap Vinegar Processor
VCO Processor 4% 3%
3%
Charcoal Trader
6%

Wholenut Buyer
16%

Copra Traders
66%
Coco Coir Processor
1%
Oil Mill
1%
SUMMARY OF TOTAL FEES COLLECTED
COPRA PRICE January-November 2019
(January- April 2019)
25.00
PTC FEES COLLECTED
25.00 P277,250.00
P 20.00
RTRANSPORT
20.00 PERMIT FEES
P75, 089.10
I COLLECTED
15.00
15.00
CREGISTRATION FEES FOR CHAINSAW/ CIRCULAR/
EPROCESSOR/ P342, 975.00Millgate
Farmgate
DEALER’S/COPRA/WHOLENUT/CHARCOAL/COCO
10.00
10.00
COIR EXPORTER COLLECTED
Land Conversion
5.00
5.00 P64,000.00
Millgate
-

-
Total
Jan Feb
Fees
Mar
Collected
Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep P759,
Oct 314.10
Nov
Price

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
COPRA PRICE
Lack of PCA’s intervention on copra price regulation
Lack of policy penalizing unregistered and registered
copra traders and for taking advantage of copra price,
No or poor implementation of moisture meter law
Non-compliance of Administrative Order No. 01, series
of 2003
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
KEDP IMPLEMENTATION
Capitalization for the KEDP recipients
Loans offered for cooperatives are not applicable for new
farmers organization (requires track record)
Lack of CBO/ LGU counterpart in the KEDP Implementation
Lack of livelihood and skills trainings
Lack of intervention on the marketing of coconut products and
by products produced by CBOs under KEDP programs
Lack of coconut product processors in the locality
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
Trainings
Training funds arrive in the 3rd quarter of the year
making it difficult to implement efficiently and
effectively
Lack of skills training for the CBO coordinators
Lack of trainings for development planning, project
planning, monitoring and evaluation
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
RA 8048 Implementation
Large area of coverage for Agriculturists
Lack of regular employee assigned to implement regulatory
functions
No legal assistance during the filing of cases and answering legal
matters
Unavailability of funds for the labor and transport during
confiscation
No service vehicle in the Provincial office to be used during
monitoring and spot checking
RECOMMENDATIONS
Trainings
Training funds must be downloaded in the 2nd quarter
of the year to be able to implement efficiently and
effectively
 Provide CBO coordinators skills trainings
Train CBOs in the conduct of development planning,
project planning, monitoring and evaluation
RECOMMENDATIONS
COPRA PRICE
Conduct of Training and forum for copra traders, wholenut
buyers, oil millers, PCA Trade and Market Branch
representatives involve in international trade, and coconut
farmer leaders. Discuss on the following issues/do the
following:
 Coconut oil and its derivatives opportunities
 Issues and concerns in copra production and price
 Copra quality improvement
 Corporate social responsibility
RECOMMENDATIONS
COPRA PRICE
 Compliance of Administrative Order No. 01 series of 2015
Organize coconut industry players with specific
representation
 Propose policies, programs and projects that will address
the issues and concerns, improve the coconut industry and
benefit all the stakeholders, most especially the poor
coconut farmers
RECOMMENDATIONS
KEDP IMPLEMENTATION
 Include in the KEDP policy the provision of capitalization for
the KEDP recipients in form of grants
Soften documentary requirements
 Coordinate with the DILG to issue a memo directing LGUs to
support KEDP projects implementation in their respective
municipalities
RECOMMENDATIONS
KEDP IMPLEMENTATION
 Provide funds for needs assessment and planning workshop
involving all stakeholders to identify programs and projects
that will address all issues and concerns
RECOMMENDATIONS
RA 8048 Implementation
 Hire additional Agriculturists to implement regulatory services
 Propose policy addressing providing funds for trainings on legal
matters to be discussed by Prosecution Office and/or Public
Attorney’s Office
 Hire a legal officer that will take charge of all legal matters
Propose policy that will impose allocation of funds for the
confiscation of illegally cut coco- lumber and chainsaws
 Provide service vehicle in the Provincial office to be used during
monitoring and spot checking
Accelerated Coconut Planting and Replanting
Project (ACPRP)
ACPRP TARGET VS. ACCOMPLISHMENT
%
PROGRAMS/ PROJECTS TARGET ACCOMPLISHMENT REMARKS
Accomplishment

Area No. of Area No. of


Seedlings Seedlings
PCPP 2018 890 Has. 89,000 1,185 has. 118,500 133% P 4,743,708.00
Total Payment
Incentive

PCPP 2019 1,000 has. 100,000 1,020.0 102,000 102% Phase I documents
Has. Submitted to R.O,
Phase 2 On Process
at P.O

CSDP 2015 100% Complete Delivery


1,116 Has. 111,615 1,116 Has. 111,615
PARTICIPATORY COCONUT PLANTING PROJECT CY-2018
Mi-
AREA HECTARES PLANTED
nal- UNDER PCPP 2018 PER MUNICIPALITY
San abac
Fer- 2% Calabanga Pili
nando 6% 0%
3% Del Gallego
Pam- 22%
plona
1%
Pasacao
12%

Ragay
10%

170

Lupi
26%
Cabusao
2%
Sipocot
2%
Participatory Coconut Planting Project CY 2019
400
350
300
250
No. Of Farmer Participants
200 Area Applied
No. Of Good Seedlings
150 Produced ( x 100)
100
50
0
Del Gallego Ragay Lupi Libmanan Calabanga

Provincial Total 490 Farmers 1020.55 hectares 145, 938.65 good


seedlings produced
 100% of Phase 1 documents for payment submitted to RO.
Participatory Coconut Planting Project CY 2019
(Fund Source –CSDP 2015 & CSDP 2017 Fund)
140
120
100
80
60 No. Of Farmer Participants
40 Area Applied
No. Of Good Seedlings
20 Produced ( x 100)
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Provincial Total 203 Farmers 425.7 hectares 42, 570 good seedlings
produced
 100% of Phase 1 documents for payment submitted to RO.
PCPP 2019
COCONUT SEEDLING DISPERSAL PROJECT
Source: CGTS, Camalig, Albay & ARC, Banao, Guinobatan, Albay
Municipality # of Seedlings Received Variety
Pasacao 2500 (seednuts) Tacunan Green Dwarf
Pili 225 Tacunan Green Dwarf
Calabanga 600 Tacunan, Baybay Tall
Ocampo 300 Tacunan, Baybay Tall
Ragay 400 Tacunan, Baybay Tall
Lupi 300 Tacunan, Baybay Tall
Libmanan 600 Tacunan, Baybay Tall

LGU-Ragay 4,400 Local Tall


LGU-Libmanan 5,000 Local Tall
PROV’L TOTAL 14,325
Coconut Hybridization Project
Municipality # of Seedlings Variety
Received

Pasacao * 700 PCA 15-9


Lupi 100 PCA 15-9

*Original Target – 2,000 seedlings and the balance is still at PCA-ARC Nursery, Guinobatan, Albay
COCONUT SEEDLING DISPERSAL PROJECT 2015

Pili; 6,000 Lupi; 10,000


Ocampo; 8,615
Provincial Total= 111,615 Seedlings
Naga; 5,000
Magarao;
2,500
Sipocot; 15,500

Calabanga; 15,000 Cabusao;


2,500

Libmanan;
4,000

Bombon; Pamplona;
2,500 10,000
Milaor; 2,000
Minalabac; 8,000 Pasacao; 10,000

Delivered Dec. 2018-March 2019


SALT FERTILIZATION PROJECT
(SFP)
SFP 2016 – TARGET VS. ACCOMPLISHMENT
%
PROGRAMS/ PROJECTS TARGET ACCOMPLISHMENT REMARKS
Accomplishment

Area No. of bags Area No. of


Seedlings
Salt Fertilizer 2016 2,987.5 11,950 2,987.5 has. 11,950 100% Distributed and
has. Bags Applied

Salt Fertilizer 2019 1000 has. 4,000 Bags No Delivery No Delivery For Re-Bidding
SALT FERTILIZATION PROJECT CY 2016 - (Delivered Oct. 18, 2018- Jan 16, 2019)
3500

3000

2500
No. Of bags Received
2000 No. Of bags Applied
No. Of Trees Fertilized x 100
1500

1000

500

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Coconut Fertilization Project CY 2019
No. of No. Of No. of
Municipality Brgy. Area (Has) bags FP's
District I        
Del Gallego 5 250 1000 260
Ragay 5 250 1000 203
District II        
Libmanan 5 250 1000 113
Pasacao 5 250 1000 83
Total Provincial 20 1000 4000 659
Masterlist submitted to Regional Office
KAANIB ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
KEDP - TARGET VS. ACCOMPLISHMENT
PROGRAMS/ PROJECTS TARGET ACCOMPLISHMENT % Accomplishment REMARKS

KEDP – CIP 2014 15,500 Seedlings 15,500 seedlings 100% Distributed to the
Cacao Seedlings farmers and Planted
(A.R Submitted to R.O)
(Delivered August 2019)

KEDP – Livestock 2017 30 Heads 30 Heads 100% Complete Delivery


Female Carabao (A.R Submitted to R.O)
(Delivered 2019)
KEDP-CIP 247 Bags 247 Bags 100% Complete Delivery &
(Hybrid yellow Corn) Distributed to the
Farmers Beneficiary

KEDP – CHLCPP Complete sets of


(Coco Sugar Equipments) 3 Sets of equipment 3 Sets of equipment 100% machinery &
equipment delivered to
the CBO
KEDP- Livestock Integration CY-2017
Name of CBO No. of Heads

 Odicon SCFO 10 Female Carabao


Odicon, Pasacao Cam Sur
 Colacling SCFO 10 Female Carabao
Colacling, Lupi, Camarines Sur

 Bikal/Sigamot SCFO 10 Female Carabao


Bikal & Sigamot, Libmanan, C.S

Delivered : February 2019


LIVESTOCK DISPERSAL

Colacling SCFO
Colacling, Lupi, Camarines Sur
KEDP-Coconut Intercropping Project (CIP)

15,500 cacao seedlings( plus 2,100 allowance)


Delivered at Ragay, Cam Sur, August 2019
KEDP- CIP (Hybrid yellow Corn)
Municipality No. of Bags Delivered No. of Farmer Benificiaries

Del Gallego 80 50
Sipocot 49 49
Libmanan 29 20
Minalabac 30 20
Calabanga 30 30
Ocampo 29 20
TOTAL 247 189
KEDP- CHLCPP
Coco Sugar Processing Equipment

Name of CBO Types of Equipment Remarks

Bagolatao, Minalabac Coco sugar processing Complete set of


equipment machineries and equipment

Malinao, Libmanan Complete set of


machineries and equipment

Upper Sta. Cruz, Ragay Complete set of


machineries and equipment
DECORTICATING MACHINE
Farmers Trainings Conducted
Title of Training No. of
Participants Place Conducted Date Conducted
Training on Vinegar Processing 20 pax. ARC, Guinobatan, Albay November 12-13, 2019

Training on Coir Processing 62 pax. Odicon, Pasacao, Camarines Sur November 11-15, 2019

Coco Sugar Training 30 pax. Bagolatao, Minalabac, C.S November 18-22, 2019

*Coco Sugar Training 25 Malinao, Libmanan, C.S Re-scheduled January


2020 due to typhoon tisoy
*Coco Sugar Training 25 Upper Sta. Cruz, Ragay, C.S Re-scheduled January
2020 due to typhoon tisoy
Farmers Trainings Conducted
Title of Training No. of Place Conducted Date Conducted
Participants
Training on Good Agricultural 41 pax Upper St. Cruz, Ragay, C.S October 10, 2019
Practices (D.A-Region V Funded)

Goat Production Management 21 pax. Upper Omon, Ragay, C.S August 3 to November 7,
(Funded by ATI ) 2019 (Every Friday)
Other Activities
National Coconut Farmer’s Registry System (January 1-April 2019)

Sipocot Lupi
SUMMARY OF PERMIT TO CUT ISSUED
(January- November 2019)

No. of Applicant 179 applicants


No. of PTC Issued 179 PTC issued
No. of Trees Cut 7,662 trees
No. of Seedlings Planted 12,109 pcs.
Replacement Fee Collected P83, 400.00
Filing Fees Collected P42, 400.00
PTC Fee P766, 200.00
Total Fees Collected P892, 000.00
SUMMARY OF TRANSPORT ISSUED
(January- November 2019)

No. of Applicant 425 applicants


No. of Transport Permit Issued 425 PTT issued
Volume of Coco lumber (Bd.Ft) 946,931 Bd.ft
Total Fees Collected P 287,271.40
SUMMARY COCO LUMBER YARDS, SAW MILLS, PROCESSORS, AND DEALERS OF
COCONUT WOOD PRODUCT AND POWER SAWS
(January- November 2019)
Penalties
TYPES OF REGISTRATION No. of Applicant Fees Collected Collected
CHAINSAW 44 45,000 12,500
CIRCULAR SAW 76 78,000 25,500
LUMBER DEALER 107 108,000 3,220
LUMBER PROCESSOR 49 48,000 1,820

COPRA BUYER 26 30,670 1,323


WHOLENUT BUYER 7 5,150 273
CHARCOAL BUYER 3 5,700 0
COCO COIR 1 100,000 0
PROCESSOR/EXPORTER
TOTAL 313 P420, 520 P44,636
Updated Report on NCFRS Inclusion and Exclusion of Coconut Farmers and Farmworkers
(For the period:_October 1, 2018-November 2019)
LAND CONVERSION APPROVED No. Of Registered Farmers Newly Registered
NO. OF
NO. OF NO. OF % Of BARANGAYS No. Validated
BARANGAYS without
Municipality FOR BARANGAYS Barangays MASTERLIST, Balance Interviewed Agriculturist
VALIDATION VALIDATED Validated after 12/2017 Newly

No. of Approved
with new TOTAL NEW
registrations not yet incl. In interviewed
Masterlist

No. of Applicant Total Number


Fees Collected
Land Conversion
for Validation Excluded Included Total %
Recamara, J/
Del Gallego North 16 16 100% 9 640 278 362 640 100.00% 0 0 1110 1110 Garay J.
Recamara, J
Del Gallego South 10 10 100% 1 529 11 220 231 43.67% 298 0 467 467 /Garay, J
Ragay North
Ragay South(REGION )
4 8
28
8
28
100%
100%
2
0
831
1867
4 38
492
416
1375
454
1867
54.63%
100.00%
P 64,000.00
377
0
196
0
1065
3830
1261
3830
Estrada, M.D
Estrada, M.D

Ragay South (from M' Madels database)           75 997 1072            


Ocampo 13 13 100% 2 183 15 132 147 80.33% 36 41 157 198 Delatado, E.
Pili 0 0   2   0 0 0   0 112 13 125 Delatado, E.
Pamplona 5 5 100% 4 110 1 34 35 31.82% 75 205 186 391 Delatado, E.
Naga City 3 3 100% 1 34 2 30 32 94.12% 2 9 16 25 Omalay, A.
San Fernando 13 13 100% 3 417 22 308 330 79.14% 87 102 436 538 Omalay A.
Minalabac 8 8 100% 0 783 54 466 520 66.41% 263 65 436 509 Omalay, A.
Magarao 0 0   2   0 0 0   0 0 20 20 Ador, I.
Bombon 0 0   5   0 0 0   0 0 40 40 Ador, I.
Calabanga 16 16 100% 8 891 40 520 560 62.85% 331 0 606 606 Ador, I.
Lupi 33 33 100% 5 761 115 277 392 51.51% 369 830 655 1485 Boslon F.
Cabusao 3 3 100% 0 48 4 36 40 83.33% 8 8 48 56 Barandon N.
Milaor 0 0   0   0 0 0   0 0 9 9 Alim,, F.
Pasacao 14 14 100% 8 747 20 538 558 74.70% 189 0 1789 1789 Alim ,F.

Libmanan 36 36 100% 13 2652 60 1647 1707 64.37% 945 24 1025 1049 Laniog, L
Sipocot 32 31 97% 0 1433 114 867 981 68.46% 452 0 702 745 Barandon, N.
SUMMARY
EXTENSIONOF TOTAL FEES COLLECTED
SERVICES January-November 2019
(January- April 2019)
No. of Farmers Meeting No. of farmers No. of Farm Visit No. of farmers
PTC FEESConducted
COLLECTED Participant Served
P277,250.00
347 4696 1521 1706
TRANSPORT PERMIT FEES
COLLECTED P75, 089.10
FARM SERVICES
REGISTRATION FEES FOR CHAINSAW/ CIRCULAR/
PROCESSOR/ P342, 975.00
DEALER’S/COPRA/WHOLENUT/CHARCOAL/COCO
No. of Strengthen No. of Members
COIR EXPORTER COLLECTEDSCFO

Land Conversion 220 7567 P64,000.00

Total Fees Collected P759, 314.10


National Coconut Farmer’s Registry System
(October 1, 2018 to November 2019)

No. of Municipalities : 17 Municipalities


No. of Barangays for Validation : 238 Barangays
No. of Barangays Validated : 238 Barangays
No. of Farmers Newly Interviewed : 12,610 Farmers
Total No. of Farmers Surveyed : 14,253 Farmers
EXTENSION SERVICES January-November 2019

No. of Farmers Meeting No. of farmers No. of Farm Visit No. of farmers
Conducted Participant Served

347 4696 1521 1706

FARM SERVICES

No. of Strengthen
SCFO No. of Members

61 3,050
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Area Covered
Municipality Types Quantity
(Has.)

Ragay GMF 2.5 kg 5.0

Ocampo GMF 2.0 kg 4.0

Ocampo Mummies 20 cups 10.0

Naga City GMF 3.0 kg 3.0

Lupi Actara 10 packs 6.0

Calabanga Actara 20 packs 10.0


Campaign on Low Copra Price

Pamplona Minalabac 603 IEC


materials
distributed
Ragay Libmanan
Campaign on Low Copra Price Radio Interview

Brigada Radyo
Bombo Radyo OFW Farm
Radio
Buko Marketing and Promotion

Buko kiosk at Pasacao, Cam Sur The SB members of LGU-Pasacao supporting


The ONLY LGU provided space for buko PCA’s promotion of Buko consumption.
marketing
Buko Marketing and Promotion

Sipocot Libmanan
Pamplona
Buko Marketing and Promotion

Buko as official drink of


“Dalagan Para sa Kapalibutan”
organized by the BFAR V and LGU-Pasacao
last June 28, 2019
at PMU, San Cirilo, Pasacao, Cam Sur
Training on Proper Handling on Fresh Buko

Fifteen (15) identified “buko” harvesters and vendors of Pasacao,


Camarines Sur were sent to a Training on Proper Handling of Fresh
“Buko” from Farm to Table has been conducted held at Philippine
Coconut Authority – Albay Research, Banao, Guinobatan, Albay.
Exposure Trip at Juboken, Albay

-43
farmer participants from 5
Municipalities
Trainings and Activities linked with Other Agencies

Good Agricultural Practices funded by Department of


Agriculture RFU-5
Upper Sta. Cruz, Ragay, Camarines Sur Season Long Training on Goat Production and
Management
Upper Omon, Ragay, Camarines Sur

Ragay farmers attending the


Bicol Organic Agriculture Congress
Funded by by DA- RFU5
Naga City
Coconut Tree Planting Activity
Coconut Tree Planting Activity

Subsequently, the group proceeded to San Francisco Village II, Pacol, Naga City to conduct the second part
of tree planting activity wherein stakeholders were invited to partake as part of their social responsibility.
Moreover, said activity at San Francisco Village II is in response to the letter request for assistance of Home
Owners’ Association headed by the retired PCDM of PCA-Cam Sur I, Mr. Olfeo B. Cleofe.
Training on Coconut Products and By-Products

Ma. Delpha S. Estrada and Jay-Jay D. Recamara as


resource speaker during the training on Coconut
Products and By-Products with Agritourism Student
at CBSUA, San Jose, Pili, C.S,
 40 students participated
Production, Promotion and Marketing of Coconut Based
Food Products

Coconut Sugar
Coco- cider Vinegar
Chili Vinegar
Macapuno Balls

Produced by

Ragay Coconut Industry Agriculture


Coopertative (RCIAC)
&
Ragay Agri- Technology and Tourism
Cooperative (Ragay AT & T Coop)
ESTABLISHMENT OF RAGAY COCONUT- BASED AGRI- TECH & TOURISM HUB,
UPPER STA. CRUZ, RAGAY CAMARINES SUR

Production of Coconut- based products and everything under coconut


PCA Counterpart: Tacunan coco seednuts
& technical ser vices
LGU Counterpart: Farm materials &
laborer wage
(from RA8048 LGU share)
MOA: 25 years supply of
seednuts

PCA V & LGU – PASACAO COCONUT SEEDFARM


DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
Dispersal of 2,000 hybrid (15-9) coconut
seedlings to fi ve (5) identi fi ed farm owners
(2 @ Caranan, 2 @ Macad and 1 @ Quitang)

Withdrawn : 700 seedlings (PCA-ARC)


Balance : 1,300 seedlings
Transplanted : 150 seedlings (Caranan)
Layouted : 2 coco farms (Macad)

COCONUT HYBRIDIZATION PROJECT


 Introduction to business opportunities in coco-
based food and non-food products
 Cooking demonstrations
 Showcasing/display of different coconut products
 Updates on PCA programs and projects
 Distribution of PCPP 2018 Checks as incentive to
coconut farmers participated in the project,

1st Camarines Sur Coconut Festival (18th Pasa-pasa Ikaw Festival


Collaborative efforts of PCA Cam Sur 1 & 2 and the LGU-Pasacao
Participation to 18th Pasa-pasa Ikaw Festival through….

Lecture on the
importance and
career paths in
Agriculture and
coconut seedlings
fiPerlodv p
i sliaonnti onfg 1 0 0 h y b r i d ( 1 5 - 9 ) F i e l d L a y o u ti n g ( M u l ti p l e
c o c o n u t s e e d l i n g s f o r t r e e p l a n ti n g
A s s i s t e d p a r ti c i p a n t s o f P a s a c a oH iEl lc oP l a n ti n g S y s t e m
Yo u t h C a m p d u r i n g c o c o n u t t r e e p l a n ti n g
Participation to 18th Pasa-pasa Ikaw Festival through….

Provision of cash prizes (2 nd & 3rd Place)


d u r i n g s t r e e t d a n c e p r e s e n t a ti o n
u n d e r C o c o n u t Fa r m e r s ’ C a t e g o r y
Thank You:)

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