Basic Information

 Title: Waste To Wealth; Ruminant waste Management and Vermicomposting

Techniques
 Target number participants: 20 Indigenous people
 Target Date and Venue: December 4, 2023 at Balite, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro
 Implementing Agencies: Mindoro State University (BSA-IV)
 Partner Agencies: Sangguniang Baranggay ng Balite
 Coordinators: Andres, Kenneth M. 09772500313
: Landicho, Spyri Franzine R. 09618257281
: Limbo, Aaron Joshua B. 09764234049
: Magallanes, Grace L. 09165776972
: Matutina, Daleth Aln L. 09279508499
 Rationale
• Waste management is a pressing global issue, with the World Bank reporting
an annual generation of 2.01 billion metric tons of municipal solid waste,
expected to reach 3.40 billion metric tons by 2050. This waste is typically
disposed of in landfills or incinerators, contributing to environmental and
health problems.
• Ruminant manure composting utilizes ruminants to convert organic
waste into nutrient-rich manure, while vermicomposting employs
worms to break down organic waste into valuable compost.
• They offer a sustainable solution by converting organic waste into
valuable compost products. This reduces the burden on landfills and
mitigates harmful emissions, aligning with environmentally
responsible practices.
Objectives
To educate participants To provide practical

01 about the principles and

benefits of
vermicomposting and
02 insights into the setup,
maintenance, and best
practices of manure and
ruminant waste vermicomposting
management. systems.

03 To encourage participants to
consider implementing
manure management and
04 To promote awareness of
the potential social and
vermicomposting practices environmental impacts of
as a means of generating
income and reducing waste
responsible waste-to-
in their communities. wealth practices.
 Methodology and Program Activities
1.Training/Seminar Venue

The seminar will be conducted at Barangay Balite, Naujan,

Oriental Mindoro on December 04, 2023 from 8:00 in the
morning to 12:00 in the afternoon.

2. Target Participants

The participants of the seminar are

twenty people from Balite, Naujan,
Oriental Mindoro.
 Methodology and Program Activities
3.Content of the training

1. Introduction and Background of Ruminant Manure and Vermicomposting

2. Vermicomposting techniques
3. Ruminant waste management
4. Practical Implementation

4. Methodologies

Lecture or discussion
Committee
RESOURCE PERSON COMMITTEE Aaron Joshua B. Limbo

HOST AND REFRESHMENT

COMMITTEE Kenneth M. Andres

DOCUMENTATION COMMITTEE
Spyri Franzine R. Landicho

LOGISTIC COMMITTEE
Grace L. Magallanes

EVENT ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Daleth Aln L. Matutina
Schedule of Activities
 Budgetary Allocation
On the duration of 1st week to 3rd week of November, the
group agreed upon a contribution of P1000.00 each number
which totaled to P5,000.00 as initial fund for the program. In
connection, fund raising activity in form of solicitation,
partnership and pledges may apply because the initial fund is
not enough. The group proposed a 4-hour seminar program to
the Indigenous people at Balite, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro.
 Budgetary Allocation
Training Kit Unit Cost Quantity Total Cost
Flyers 10 20 200
Sack Bag 10 40 400
Cap 40 20 800
Tarpapel 100 1 100
Certificate 10 20 200
Frame 150 1 150
Token/ Love gift 2000 1 2,000
Food (Lunch) 50 30 1,500
Food (Snacks) 10 30 300
Nametag 5 25 150
Pen 6 30 180
Total: ₱5,980.00
 Evaluation
Evaluation forms will be provided and released after the seminar
together with the post-test. This will serve as attendee's feedback
with regards to the seminar and for the program coordinators and
speakers, hereby with the suggestions, comments, and
recommendations.
Evaluation for Program:
Evaluation for guest speaker
 Expected Output
This educational endeavor aspires to ignite participants' enthusiasm for exploring
income generation and waste reduction avenues in their communities through
sustainable practices. Ultimately, the program strives to cultivate a heightened
awareness of the positive social and environmental impacts associated with
responsible waste-to-wealth practices, fostering a sense of responsibility and
active engagement among all involved.