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| Name of LGU | Region | Name of Local Chief Executive | Literacy Programs Implemented | Year/s Implemented | Literacy Program Description/Accomplishments | Number of Beneficiaries | Literacy Rate | Literacy Mapping Results | Presence of Local LCC | Program Funding Source | Amount | Remarks |
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| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | A& E ELEM/SEC | 1998 | The ALS Accreditation and Equivalency (A&E) Assessment and Certification is a process that comprises exam and other appropriate assessments to measure the competencies acquired by ALS learners based on the ALS K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum ( BEC) | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 5,000.000.00 | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | Basic Literacy Program | 1998 | Basic Literacy Program(BLP) is an intensive community-based training for illiterate out-of-school youth and adults who are willing to learn basic skills | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | Literacy and Livelihood | 1998 | This program caters to the out-of-school youth,unemployed,single parents or anyone interested from the community regardless of race, gender and status to help them gain knowledge in literacy and acquire basic livelihood skills to augment their financial stability. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Butuan ALS Barangayan & Festival Talents (BABFOT) | 2015-2018 | This program aims to strengthen the partnership between LGU and DepEd and alsoto present the ALS update and to showcase the remarkable skills and talents of th ALS | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 290.000.00 | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | ALS Caravan | 2016-2018 | This program aims to increase ther awareness of the people with regards to the objectives and benefits of ALS. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 50,000.00 | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | ALS Moving-up and Completion Ceremony | 2014-2016 | After Passing the Accreditation & Equivalency Test conducted by the Bureau of Educational Assesment (BEA), the Q & E passers had their graduation and completion | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Community Learning Center | 2014 | This program serves as a community hub where students, families, and the community learn. It is where educators conducts classes and InFEd programs. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | Barangay Fund | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | IP Education Project | 2010 | It is an ALS project that addresses the immediate needs, interests, and aspirations of the indigenous people. It has become the gatewayby which economically and socially marginalized people can lift themselves out of poverty and obtain the means to particiapate fully in their communities. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Balangay Klasrum | 2017 | This program is most practicable for the Butuanons, as they get to decide the pace of their learning, depending on their preferred schedule, which they find most convenient. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | ALS Skills Enhancement Training | 1998 | The training is deemed neessarfy in the implementation of the skills training program for the country's out-of-school-youths and adults. Und this project, the community- | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | Accreditation & quivalency/Basic Literacy (Street Children) | 1998 | This program addresses the concern of the city in extending help and provide better opportunities for street children. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Accreditation & quivalency/Basic Literacy (Eskwelahan sa Libingan ) | 2014 | This program designed for the Out-of-school-youths (OSYs) living inside the compound of the cementery together with their families. Instead of studying, they are working in the cemetery to earn living. An integration of basic education and livelihood skills - massage theraphy. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | Accreditation & quivalency/Basic Literacy (Eskwelahan sa Libingan ) | 1998 | A government initiated-program which aims to reach out OSC, OSY, and adults in the palengke or market who did not complete their education which is due to financial | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Project LiPAD | 2017 | Otherwise known as Literacy Paglaum sa Adsensadong Dakbayan which is the LGU's flagship program on functional literacy in partnership with the different stakeholders in education. At prsent, the program features two (2) notable programs namely, Financial literacy and Digital Literacy. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF/CELSO | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Digital Literacy | 2018 | Digital Literacy para sa ALS Learners is 3-day Digital Tarining aimed raising literacyamong the participants, making them digitally enabled and empowered. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF/CELSO | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Financial Literacy | 2018 | It aims to promote financial and economic empowerment , i.e. maximizing the economic potential of different sectors, anmely, farmers, senior citizens, indigenous peoples, market vendors, and Sari-sari store owners. Thia programs ensures that the d ifferent group of learners are and organizatins had deeper understanding on finacial management. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF/CELSO | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Project MoRE (Mobile Reding Enhancement) | 2018 | It aims to to reach Grades 1-3 pupils situated In Far-flung barangays in th city who are classified as non-readers or who belong to the frustration level under the standards of DepEd. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | LSB Fund | Php 35,000.00 | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | BLT (Busog Lusog Talino) Kitchen Program | 2018 | A program of the Jollibee Foundation which seeks to address malnutrition among public elementary school pupils which is believed to be a factor that hampers their education and learning. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | LGU -Butuan, CELSO and Jollibbe Foundation and some stakeholder groups | Php 3, 784.864 | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Butuanons spaeak: Butuan City's First Student Leaders's Summit | 2017 | A program which seeks to empower the student leaders of the city which is in partnership with DepEd. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | CELSO | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | City Scholarship Program | 1998 | The program considers as a priority pooe yet deserving Butuanon students who are willing to pursue tertiaty education. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | Mayor's Special Fund | Php 2,000.000 | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Search for the Outstanding Butuanon Pupils and Students | 2016 | the search was inspired by the Search of the Ten Outstanding Studenst of the Philippines and the Search for the Outstanding Students of Caraga which aims to recognize the exeptional performance of Butaunon pupils and studenst in Elementary, Junior High School, and Senior High School, who have demonstarted exellence not only in academics but also in extr-curricluar activities, leadership, and community service. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | Mayor's Special Fund | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | Sports Programs | 1998 | This program affirms the LGU's commitment to eduction, health, and youth developemnty through sports. It includes the divison meet with sn expenditure of 2,275.500M in 2015, 942,750K in 2016, 282K in 2017, the regional meet with an expenditure of 2,087,643.76M in 2015, 7,266,618.76 in 2016 and 5,086,925M in 2017; and the Palarong Pambansa with an expenditure budget of 1,423.000 in 2016. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 13,000.000.00 | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Reading Festival | 2016 | It aims to promote love of reading among pupils and students in all schools in the city. This is one of the important priority of LGU as it concerns the most important macro-skill which every learner must possess. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | |||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Gawad Galing at Talino | 2016 | The event is not only a celebration of students' "galing" at "talino", but also a crucial role of parents teachers, and barangay LGUs in the achievements of students. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF and Mayor's Special Fund | Php 305,000.00 (Cash Incentives) and Php 127,500.00 (medals and plaques) | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr. | Butuan City Learning Resource Centers | 2016 | Serve as the main facility for the reproduction of learning resources prepared by the Department of Education or any other institution which will be used by the pupils and students of Butuan City. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | LGU Fund | Php 3,000.000 |
| Name of LGU | Region | Name of Local Chief Executive | Literacy Programs Implemented | Year/s Implemented | Literacy Program Description/Accomplishments | Number of Beneficiaries | Literacy Rate | Literacy Mapping Results | Presence of Local LCC | Program Funding Source | Amount | Remarks |
| Name of LGU | Region | Name of Local Chief Executive | Literacy Programs Implemented | Year/s Implemented | Literacy Program Description/Accomplishments | Number of Beneficiaries | Literacy Rate | Literacy Mapping Results | Presence of Local LCC | Program Funding Source | Amount | Remarks |
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| San Francisco, Agusan del Sur | Region XIII | Hon. Solomon T. Rufila | Pagka-Amu | Please indicate date/year of program implemented | A cultural and basic literacy legacy to indigenous people. Most of the IP's living in the municipality have gradually forgotten about their origin and their source of pride. Pagka-Amu made a great impact to the lives of indigenous people to rediscover and releam their grassroots. Basic literacy program learners' turn out neo literates. Illiterates voters have gradually decreased in the said IP community. | 99.40% | Yes | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 90,000.00 | ||
| San Francisco, Agusan del Sur | Region XIII | Hon. Solomon T. Rufila | Scholarship Program | Please indicate date/year of program implemented | This Program was conceived through municipal #09 series of 2002 entitled "An Ordinance Establishing a Scholarship Program for the poor but deserving students." This program intends to those students whose parents cannot afford to sustain in providing college education due to financial problem shall be given financial assistance. | 99.40% | Yes | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 60,000.00 | ||
| San Francisco, Agusan del Sur | Region XIII | Hon. Solomon T. Rufila | Water Hyacinths | Please indicate date/year of program implemented | "Before a Mess, now a Delight!" This idea of making a handicrafts using the water hyacinths was conceptualized through the initiatives of the LGU. This Program opens job opportunities to the women of this barangay. Disasters like flooding incidences during heavy rain was lessened as rivers canal, dikes and riverbanks was well maintained to avoid blockage that caused flooding. | 99.40% | Yes | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 500,000.00 | ||
| San Francisco, Agusan del Sur | Region XIII | Hon. Solomon T. Rufila | Project Laksi | Please indicate date/year of program implemented | Learning through reading activities is the key to a successful and independent readers. This program got its name from laksi, a vernacular form taken from the palm oil trees on a vast plantation spread across the barangay of Lapinigan, Buenasuerte, Pasta, Bayugan 2, Caimpugan, Mate, Ormaca and Ebro. This is an LGU initiated program offering Literacy and skills training program on the handicrafts, using Laksi, produces baskets, plates, tray food cover using materials called Amakan. | 99.40% | Yes | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 222,750.00 | ||
| San Francisco, Agusan del Sur | Region XIII | Hon. Solomon T. Rufila | Environment Awareness | Please indicate date/year of program implemented | "Literacy Cum Environment" The LGU of San Francisco, Agusan del Sur supports the proactive activities that address environmental issues and concerns such as Waste Management Program, Paper Conservation Program, May Pera sa Basura, Waste Composting, Recycling Program, Energy Efficiency and Conservation Program, Pollution Prevention and Greening Program/GPP & SAPAGKAT | 99.40% | Yes | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 57,926.00 | ||
| San Francisco, Agusan del Sur | Region XIII | Hon. Solomon T. Rufila | Oyster Mushroom Production Program | Please indicate date/year of program implemented | The LGU of San Francisco implemented the project to help the farmers in adverse affect of climate change on crops resulted to infavorable and unpredictable condition of crop farming resulted to low production. This project enabled farmers and household members to subsidize their needs in season were growing of vegetables rice and corn are not favorable. Literacy trainings were conducted equipment is provided given to the recipient who were vegetable grower of the municipality. Income of the production enables them to send their children in school and provide their basic needs. | 99.40% | Yes | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 130,000.00 | ||
| San Francisco, Agusan del Sur | Region XIII | Hon. Solomon T. Rufila | Advocating Organic Farming | Please indicate date/year of program implemented | Being declared as the Best Regional Implementer Municipality on Organic Agriculture during the 2016 LGU Awards on Agriculture, the Municipality of San Francisco, is continuously aiming to become a leading municipality in providing sustainable programs to the community. The Local Government Unit has utilized the power of Literacy in helping the marginalized agriculture sector achieved its full potential. FAITH method of gardening that highlights Organic way of cultivation was taught to the local farmers and common households in every barangay to ensure continual production and to instill awareness on the relevance of taking vegetables for a healthy and nourished life as well as to provide practical guide on providing food for every Filipino Home. | 99.40% | Yes | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 80,000.00 | ||
| San Francisco, Agusan del Sur | Region XIII | Hon. Solomon T. Rufila | TOKTOK PLANADO | Please indicate date/year of program implemented | The municipality's response to the national's call for Responsible parenthood and Reproduction Health Act towards attaining and sustaining "Zero-Unmet for Modern Family Planning" give rise to an intensified and heightened coordination of the LGU and the Municipal's Health Office to have Toktok (Knock) Planado Pamilya Program or Knock for Family Planning Program, a literacy filled house visits that combines demand generation with immediate service delivery. Toktok Planado Pamilya seeks to serve the unmet need of women in the households who are of reproductive age or those from 15 to 49 years old. By visiting couples and women right in their homes, this initiative aims to identify all those who have unmet need, serve them with the appropriate family planning method and device their own choice towards achieving zero-unmet need for family planning in the municipality. | 99.40% | Yes | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 100,000.00 | ||
| Butuan City | Region XIII | Hon. Democrito D. Plaza II | Alternative Learning System Behind Bars | 2008 | This program is designed for the detainees, most of whom have cases in court. It aims to make detainees literate and educationally equipped when they are reintegrated in the society. | 98% | 97.76 | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF |
| Name of LGU | Region | Name of Local Chief Executive | Literacy Programs Implemented | Year/s Implemented | Literacy Program Description/Accomplishments | Number of Beneficiaries | Literacy Rate | Literacy Mapping Results | Presence of Local LCC | Program Funding Source | Amount | Remarks |
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| Natividad, Pangasinan | Region I | Hon. Rodrigo Rafael 2010 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1. 2019 to the present | Project RAFAEL (Reformation of Adults Follow-up in their Aspirations in Life and Enhance Learners' Skills) | 2010-2017 | In support to the continuing education program of the Department of Education through Alternative Learning System, the Division of Pangasinan II initiates partnership with every Local Government Units to support the ALS programs and projects thus the creation of Project RAFAEL in the Municipality of Natividad. Project RAFAEL is focused on literacy and skills development program. It is one of the literacy development program of the local government. Basic Literacy is offered to neo-literates and post literate learners. The Accreditation and Equivalency Program is given to the out-of-school youths and adults who wish to have elementary and high school diploma. Skills and livelihood training is also available to all individuals. | 97.64% based on the CBMS 2017-18 | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | General Fund | Php 100,000.00 | ||
| Natividad, Pangasinan | Region I | Hon. Rodrigo Rafael 2017 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita G. Rafael July 1, 2019 to the present | Project LIPAD (Literacy Intensification Program for Advancement and Development) (formerly Project RAFAEL) | 2017 - present | It is the flagship literacy program of the Municipality of Natividad integrating the programs and resources of the different local government offices and local sectors of the town to create a more holistic approach in addressing the identified problems of literacy and socio-economic well - being of its contituents. More and more graduates have been produced in the past years which earned the Best ALS - A&E Implementation. | 97.64% based on the CBMS 2017-18 | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | General Fund | Php 280,000.00 | ||
| Natividad, Pangasinan | Region I | Hon. Rodrigo Rafael 2013 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1, 2019 to the present | Skills Training and Development in partnership with TESDA | 2013 - present | The OSY or OSA graduate still needs help in getting a job or starting a livelihood program. And so, the LGU started to find ways to provide skills training to this target group to be able to assist them not only in their education but in their livelihood as well, thus a partnership with TESDA was borne. Several courses have been offered such as Wellness Massage, SMAW, etc. | 97.64% based on the CBMS 2017-18 | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | General Fund | Php 100,000.00 | ||
| Natividad, Pangasinan | Region I | Hon. Rodrigo Rafael 2017 - June 30, 2018 Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1, 2019 to the present | Agricultural Livelihood Program | 2017 -present | It is experimental, participatory and discovery based activities focused on allowing farmers and participants obeserve, discuss, interact, brainstorm, analyze agro - ecosystem, make decision and solve problems. It is a combination of technology, management and literacy through collaborative learning among farmers and extension workers. | 97.64% based on the CBMS 2017-18 | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | General Fund, Others | Php 90,000.00 | ||
| Natividad, Pangasinan | Region I | Hon. Rodrigo Rafael 2012 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1, 2019 to the present | Local Environment Protection Program | 2012 - present | One mandate of the Local Government Unit is to protect its natural resources and ensure that the future generations are still able to sustainably use these. To ensure survival and protect man and its livelihood we have to lower the incedence devastation. Due to the success of the LGU initiated greening program we were tapped by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources as participant municipality in the National Greening Program starting with the Community Based Forest Management Agreement wherein they planted assorted forest tree species in the identified barangays within the municipality. | 97.64% based on the CBMS 2017-18 | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | Others | Php 150,000.00 | ||
| Natividad, Pangasinan | Region I | Hon. Rodrigo Rafael 2010 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1, 2019 to the present | Tourism | 2010 - present | Once a sleeping town in the eastern portion of the province of Pangasinan, the Municipal Development Council searched for a way that would make Natividad known in the province ad to visitors. This is in line with the thrust of the provincial government to make Pangasinan a tourist destination. And so the inception of Sky Plaza and promotion of other tourism areas. | 97.64% based on the CBMS 2017-18 | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | General Fund | Php 300,000.00 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Project HEART | 2012-2014 | Banner Project of the LGU to facilitate Literacy Program. | 97.71% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | ||||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Health, Education, Agriculture, Revenue, Generation, and Tourism Priority Program | 2012-2014 | Intensive tax collection to augment limited resources for the implementation of literacy programs. | 97.71% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | Special Education Fund | Php 300,000.00 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | ALS-Korean Language and Culture Training | 2012-2014 | ALS-Korean Language and Culture Training in cooperation with TESDA intended for OSYs and employed. Twenty was hired to work in Korea. | 97.71% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | TESDA Subsidy | |||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Unique Bottle Building Community Learning Center cum Senior Citizens’ Center | 2013-2014 | Functional Literacy and education for adults and elderly. | 97.71% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | ||||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Skills Development and Livelihood Program | 2015 | TESDA Pipe Fitting with 21 participants. | 98.86% | None | City/Municipality | ||||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Innovative Education Program/Abot Alam | 2015 | Hairdressing with 10 participants; Bread and Pastry Production with 35 participants; Electrical Instillation and Maintenance with 16 participants; Soap and Candle Making with 10 participants; and Meat Processing with 5 participants. | 98.86% | None | City/Municipality | Abot-Alam Fund | Php 500,000.00 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Multi-Level Learning and Development Program | 2016-2017 | Project CLEAP Continues Learning for Adults Program | 99.63% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | Abot-Alam Fund | Php 1,500,000.00 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Innovative Approach to K-12: Equipping and Facility Enhancement | 2016-2017 | School Building | 99.63% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | ||||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Rizal Elementary School | 2017 | 4 Storey, 16 classroom | 99.63% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | PAGCOR | Php 34,199,815.76 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Rizal Elementary School | 2017 | 4 Storey, 12 classroom | 99.63% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | DepEd | Php 30,853,125.58 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Rizal Elementary School | 2017 | 4 Storey, 20 classroom | 99.63% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | DepEd | Php 40,450,811.61 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Cristobal S. Conducto Mem. Integrated National High School | 2017 | 4 Storey, 12 Classroom | 99.63% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | DPWH | Php 24,485,957.96 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Cristobal S. Conducto Mem. Integrated National High School | 2017-2018 | TVL Laboratory | 99.63% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay | SEF | Php 2,674,056.25 | ||
| Rizal, Laguna | Region IV A | Hon. Antonino A. Aurelio | Project TANAW | 2017-2018 | From HEART, to TANAW: an outward vision and action towards a more sustainable Rizal, Laguna. | 99.63% | None | City/Municipality and Barangay |