Local Government Units (LGU)

The Local Government Units (LGU) module shows information on literacy available in the LGUs such as the presence of local Literacy Coordinating Councils (LCCs)/Literacy Implementing Units (LIUs), literacy rate, literacy mapping, literacy programs, and literacy policies.

  • Highly Urbanized Cities
  • Component Cities / Independent Component Cities
  • 1st to 3rd Class Municipalities
  • 4th to 6th Class Municipalities

LGURegionName of Local Chief ExecutiveLiteracy Programs ImplementedYear/s ImplementedLiteracy Program Description/AccomplishmentsNumber of BeneficiariesLiteracy RateLiteracy Mapping ResultsPresence of Local LCCProgram Funding SourceAmountRemarks
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IIA& E ELEM/SEC1998The 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 5,000.000.00
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IIBasic Literacy Program1998Basic Literacy Program(BLP) is an intensive community-based training for illiterate out-of-school youth and adults who are willing to learn basic skills98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IILiteracy and Livelihood1998This 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Butuan ALS Barangayan & Festival Talents (BABFOT)2015-2018This 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 ALS98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 290.000.00
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.ALS Caravan2016-2018This program aims to increase ther awareness of the people with regards to the objectives and benefits of ALS.98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 50,000.00
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.ALS Moving-up and Completion Ceremony2014-2016After Passing the Accreditation & Equivalency Test conducted by the Bureau of Educational Assesment (BEA), the Q & E passers had their graduation and completion 98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Community Learning Center2014This program serves as a community hub where students, families, and the community learn. It is where educators conducts classes and InFEd programs.98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangayBarangay Fund
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.IP Education Project2010It 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Balangay Klasrum2017This 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IIALS Skills Enhancement Training1998The 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IIAccreditation & quivalency/Basic Literacy (Street Children)1998This program addresses the concern of the city in extending help and provide better opportunities for street children.98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Accreditation & quivalency/Basic Literacy (Eskwelahan sa Libingan )2014This 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IIAccreditation & quivalency/Basic Literacy (Eskwelahan sa Libingan )1998A 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IIAlternative Learning System Behind Bars2008This 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Project LiPAD2017Otherwise 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF/CELSO
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Digital Literacy2018Digital Literacy para sa ALS Learners is 3-day Digital Tarining aimed raising literacyamong the participants, making them digitally enabled and empowered.98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF/CELSO
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Financial Literacy2018It 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF/CELSO
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Project MoRE (Mobile Reding Enhancement)2018It 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangayLSB FundPhp 35,000.00
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.BLT (Busog Lusog Talino) Kitchen Program2018A 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangayLGU -Butuan, CELSO and Jollibbe Foundation and some stakeholder groupsPhp 3, 784.864
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Butuanons spaeak: Butuan City's First Student Leaders's Summit2017A program which seeks to empower the student leaders of the city which is in partnership with DepEd.98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangayCELSO
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IICity Scholarship Program1998The program considers as a priority pooe yet deserving Butuanon students who are willing to pursue tertiaty education.98%97.76City/Municipality and BarangayMayor's Special FundPhp 2,000.000
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Search for the Outstanding Butuanon Pupils and Students2016the 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangayMayor's Special Fund
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Democrito D. Plaza IISports Programs1998This 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 13,000.000.00
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Reading Festival2016It 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Gawad Galing at Talino2016The 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangaySEF and Mayor's Special FundPhp 305,000.00 (Cash Incentives) and Php 127,500.00 (medals and plaques)
Butuan CityCARAGAHon. Ferdinand D. Amante, Jr.Butuan City Learning Resource Centers2016Serve 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%97.76City/Municipality and BarangayLGU FundPhp 3,000.000
Butuan CityCARMayor Ronnie Vicente LagnadaA& E ELEM/SEC1998The 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)97.60%97.76%City/Municipality and BarangaySEF

&

REGULAR FUNDS
Php 5,000.000.00
Butuan CityCARMayor Ronnie Vicente LagnadaBasic Literacy Program1998Basic Literacy Program(BLP) is an intensive community-based training for illiterate out-of-school youth and adults who are willing to learn basic skills97.60%97.76%City/Municipality and Barangay
Butuan CityCARMayor Ronnie Vicente LagnadaLiteracy Cum Livelihood1990This 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. 97.60%97.76%City/Municipality and BarangayLGU & Rotary Club of Agoo
Php. 105,000.00



Php. 126,000.00


Php. 126,000.00



Php. 126,000.00



Php. 126,000.00



Php. 171,000.00
Cagayan De Oro CityRegion XExpansion of Local School Board2016The expansion of the Local School Board (LSB) membership including other major literacy program stakeholders is a very laudable initiative that underscores democratic and participatory decision-making.
Cagayan De Oro CityRegion XUtilization of the Special Education Fund (SEF2016The utilization of the Special Education Fund (SEF) being deliberated in LSB is maximized for high priority projects in the education sector. It is being invested in long-term, high-impact projects such as the construction of new school buildings and lot purchase that may not otherwise be pursued under the limited provisions of the approved Annual Investment Plan;

Cagayan De Oro CityRegion XProject Beneficiaries2016Presence of project beneficiaries who also became CDO partners in the delivery of literacy programs to other identified beneficiaries needing assistance from CDO. The integration of literacy and productivity in local development programs is very effective in generating opportunities and cooperation that ultimately achieves community participation in governance.

Butuan CityCARAGABasic Literacy cum livelihood of Barangay Manila de Bugabus2016The promising results of the City’s Basic Literacy cum livelihood of Barangay Manila de Bugabus is a tool for women empowerment. The replication and expansion of Star Bakery experience in other barangays is a very laudable venture that bridges literacy to livelihood opportunities. This endeavor sprung from ALS program by which the ALS Mobile Teacher received a national award for his outstanding performance where the LGU invests resources making it as centerpiece livelihood program.
Butuan CityCARAGATracer Study tool2016Utilization of Tracer Study as a tool for the City’s educational and training programs had been provided by the Butuan City. The existence of success stories of beneficiaries who graduated from City’s Manpower Training Center who became entrepreneurs
Butuan CityCARAGAInnovations of Replicated practices program2016Innovations on the replicated practices led to the development of a more responsive literacy program in advancing the quality of life of its constituents. The presence of City library that caters not only books of knowledge to the learners but also offers puppet show, e- learning program to the community; day care sessions, and balanghay Mobile Cars to deliver literacy program to far flung communities
Pasay CityNCRFEDROW (Family-based Ecological Diversion and Recycling of Waste) Project2016
Sustainability and continuous implementation of Family-based Ecological Diversion and Recycling of Waste (FEDROW) project which is a good practice on environmental friendly project of greening program that support home-based livelihood skills training that mobilizes households to address biodegradables and poverty. The program earns support from the barangay, schools and business sector and other partners stakeholders.


Pasay CityNCRSaklolo Pasayeno2016
Constant conduct of training exercise and activities related to Saklolo Pasayeno, a literacy tool to achieve a resilient and peaceful City, making it a way of life to the people of Pasay. This is supported by proper and well coordinated capacity development to the barangay residents and officials, school, and other stakeholders on basic knowledge in saving lives and approaches/measures to minimize damage from disaster.

Pasay CityNCRPasay Cty’s“KaritonKlasrum, KIinikaat Kantina” (K4) program2016
Provision of technical and full financial support in the replication of DepED’s program on KARITON KLASRUM with innovations. The Pasay Cty’s“KaritonKlasrum, KIinikaat Kantina” (K4) program caters poor and street children who are not formally enrolled in schools. Beneficiaries for this program are provided not only basic education but also nutritious meal/food.


LGURegionName of Local Chief ExecutiveLiteracy Programs ImplementedYear/s ImplementedLiteracy Program Description/AccomplishmentsNumber of BeneficiariesLiteracy RateLiteracy Mapping ResultsPresence of Local LCCProgram Funding SourceAmountRemarks

LGURegionName of Local Chief ExecutiveLiteracy Programs ImplementedYear/s ImplementedLiteracy Program Description/AccomplishmentsNumber of BeneficiariesLiteracy RateLiteracy Mapping ResultsPresence of Local LCCProgram Funding SourceAmountRemarks
San Francisco, Agusan del SurCARAGAHon. Solomon T. RufilaPagka-AmuPlease indicate date/year of program implementedA 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%YesCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 90,000.00
San Francisco, Agusan del SurCARAGAHon. Solomon T. RufilaScholarship ProgramPlease indicate date/year of program implementedThis 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%YesCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 60,000.00
San Francisco, Agusan del SurCARAGAHon. Solomon T. RufilaWater HyacinthsPlease 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%YesCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 500,000.00
San Francisco, Agusan del SurCARAGAHon. Solomon T. RufilaProject LaksiPlease indicate date/year of program implementedLearning 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%YesCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 222,750.00
San Francisco, Agusan del SurCARAGAHon. Solomon T. RufilaEnvironment AwarenessPlease 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%YesCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 57,926.00
San Francisco, Agusan del SurCARAGAHon. Solomon T. RufilaOyster Mushroom Production ProgramPlease indicate date/year of program implementedThe 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%YesCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 130,000.00
San Francisco, Agusan del SurCARAGAHon. Solomon T. RufilaAdvocating Organic FarmingPlease indicate date/year of program implementedBeing 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%YesCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 80,000.00
San Francisco, Agusan del SurCARAGAHon. Solomon T. RufilaTOKTOK PLANADOPlease indicate date/year of program implementedThe 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%YesCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 100,000.00
Agoo, La UnionRegion IHon. Stefanie Ann Y. Eriguel, M.D.Tulong Dunong Para Sa Batang Agoenio (1st Phase)2014 - 2020“Iskolar Ti Barangay Program in Sta. Ana, Agoo, La Union. Funded from the Local School Board and Rotary Club of Agoo Poor pupils in elementary from Brgy. Sta. Ana were given an allocation of Php. 15.oo per day to provide for their daily expenses in going to school for 6 School Years. The Php. 15.00 per day of each beneficiary were given to the adviser who maintains a notebook to be signed by the pupil. They will given a snack worth Php. 12.00 (am and pm snacks) and Php. 3.00 be saved for school supplies, projects and other school needs. The objective of the project is to ensure that the beneficiaries, who were identified to have family issues that affected their school performance will not cut classes because of hunger, will not drop from school because of no pocket money or no funds for their projects. The 42 number of beneficiaries are being maintained replenishing pupils who graduated from Grade 6. The project was put on hold for SY 2020-2021 due to the pandemic as face to face classes is not allowed. As a result, all beneficiaries goes to school and moved up to the next level.96.01%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGAD & LGU fundPhp 3,000.000.00
Agoo, La UnionRegion IHon. Stefanie Ann Y. Eriguel, M.D.Tulong Dunong Para Sa Batang Agoenio (2nd Phase)2017 - 2020The Tulong Dunong Para Sa Batang Agoenio was adopted from the Tulong Dunong Sa Barangay of Sta. Ana, Agoo, La Union. Poorest of the poor learners in public elementary and secondary schools were endorsed by the barangay council. (4 elementary pupils and 3 high school per barangay) The project aims to resolve the problem on cutting classes, dropping out from school and OSY’s and ensure that beneficiaries will finish their primary and secondary education. The 202 elementary and 107 secondary indigent beneficiaries coming from the 49 barangays will be given assistance (nutritious snacks from Busog Lusog Program) for the elementary amounting to Php. 15.00 per day and the Php. 50.00 per day for secondary beneficiaries will be for their food allowance (lunch, fare, other school needs) Same concept of giving the allocated funds to the adviser, individual notebooks be provided to list down the day-to-day expenses. As a result, beneficiaries in elementary improved their nutritional status continued with their schooling. Moved up to the next level. High school beneficiaries were able to go to school because they have fare and food for the day and be able to submit projects because of their savings. Moved up to the next level in their schooling.96.01%97.76%
Agoo, La UnionRegion IHon. Stefanie Ann Y. Eriguel, M.D.Tulong Dunong Para Sa Batang Agoenio (3rd Phase)2019 - 2020DepEd is providing School Based Feeding Program in all malnourished school children in the public elementary schools from Kinder to Grade 6. LGU Agoo had established 2 Day Care Centers, the Agoo East central School with 47 learners and at San Julian Integrated School with 54 learners. Both Day Care Centers were supervised by the Alternative Learning Coordinators in both districts. To ensure that the Day Care Pupils be provided nutritious snacks to help them develop as a healthy school child, the LGU partnered with the Agoenios of America Inc. to finance ______ the feeding program to be provided thru the Busog Lusog Talino Program. As a result, healthiest day care pupils and learned to eat vegetables and other nutritious menus.96.01%97.76%City/Municipality and BarangayAgoenians of AmericaPhp. 163,620.00
Agoo, La UnionRegion IHon. Stefanie Ann Y. Eriguel, M.D.Busog Lusog Talino Program (School Board Feeding program)2017 - 2020LGU Agoo partnered with Jollibee Group Foundation to establish a Central Kitchen in San Julian Integrated School in Agoo West District to do centralize cooking of nutritious food for the malnourished school children in said district. Using the School Based Feeding Program funds from DepEd and support from Jollibee Group Foundation and LGU Agoo, the refurbishing of the Central Kitchen, training of volunteer cooks to prepare the menus required by Jollibee and distribution of foods to all satellite schools through the assistance of the Brgy. Council, said foods were provided to the 512 malnourished school children in the Agoo West District.Mayor Stefanie Ann Y. Eriguel wants to provide same services to Agoo East District with 266 malnourished school children. LGU then funded the needed Kitchen supplies and equipments and replicated what is being undertaken in Agoo West District.
96.01%97.76%City/Municipality and BarangayDepEd

Jollibee Group Foundation

LGU Agoo

Php. 676,080.00
Php. 156,340.00


Php. 328,400.00


Php. 676,080.00
Php. 156,340.00


Php. 328,400.00

Php. 676,080.00
Php. 156,340.00


Php. 328,400.00

(2017-2020)
Plaridel, BulacanRegion IIIONE TREE, ONE KID (Kabataang Iskolar ni Del Pilar) ProgramThe program One Tree, One KID (Kabataang Iskolar ni Del Pilar) Program “Puno ng Pagasa” sprouted and grew from an idea of revolutionizing the program of providing financial assistance to poor but hardworking, deserving college students. The initial development led to challenging these individuals into bettering themselves through learning several aspects of life, ranging from health, gender sensitivity, disaster preparedness, leadership and many others. This series of educating them was dubbed as “Iskolar Revolution”, literally interpreted as scholars standing firm for a fight or uprising for knowledge.
Tagum CityRegion XITagumpay Palengskwelahan

It is situated at the Tagum City Public Market educating the drop-outs, out - of - school children and youth and adults who are working in the place such as ambulant vendors, storekeepers, laborers and jamboleros. This program has put Tagum City into the limelight of public service cognizance to the Department of Education’s (DepEd’s) thrust on Education For All (EFA) via the Alternative Learning System. The program started as Street Education Program focusing on values formation and basic literacy for street children managed by the City Social Welfare and Development Office. The Department of Education (DepEd) Tagum City Division and the City Government of Tagum joined forces in 2008 to strengthen this program. Thus, it paved the way in institutionalizing the Palengskwelahan under City Ordinance No. 38, S - 2008. Through the years, this community-based scheme instruction has uplifted the socio-economic status and moral values of the marginalized families thriving at the public market by providing opportunity to education while responding to their livelihood.

Moreover, the ultimate goal of this socially-driven initiative is to continually offer alternative learning opportunities for out-of-school children (ages 6-14), out-of-school youth ( ages 15-24) and adults (ages 25 and above) who were unable to avail educational services and programs of formal education. Specifically, targeting the performance indicators on increased participation and completion on basic education and eradicate illiteracy through Basic Literacy Program (BLP). Much as well, provide avenues for job opportunities through Accreditation and Equivalency (A & E) Program for OSY and adults. In order to fill-in the gaps and realize its sustaining goal and objectives, annual mapping and early enrolment are conducted. Community awareness and linkage are also intensified.

San Francisco, Agusan del SurRegion VIIISolid Waste Management SystemEnvisioning a better world to live in and cleaner San Francisco, with aspirations geared towards positive destinations that made the principles penetrate through time by embracing the Municipal Ordinance No. 02, Series of 1999, “An Ordinance Adopting the Comprehensive Solid Waste Management (SWM) of San Francisco, Agusan del Sur”. Thereat, the LGU of San Francisco, Agusan del Sur then and now conducts, adopts, and supports proactive activities that addressed ecological waste management issues and concerns.

The LGU appoints concerned agencies to conduct trainings in eco-management. DENR, and Department of Agriculture, MDRRM, PNP had taken the lead. In the DepEd, modules, textbooks, manuals topics on how to protect the environment are infused in the lessons. Teachers modify the implementation by gathering/concurring outputs such as writing of essays, making of comic strips, role playing, literary writing, etc.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV B - MIMAROPAKABULTAN (KARUNUNGAN ng mga KATUTUBO sa BULUBUNDUKIN ng TANAY)KABULTAN is first and foremost a basic literacy program under Alternative Learning System (ALS) Tanay. The program is primarily focused on providing the basic education on simple reading, writing, as well as continuing education among indigenous learners who have no access to formal schooling (OSYs, out of school children and adults). The learners who qualified to continue with their studies may be enrolled in Accreditation and Equivalency (A & E) for Elementary and Secondary Level.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV B - MIMAROPAProject BYAGTAS ng DumagatMamuyao Elementary School primary goal is anchored on the DepEd mission- to protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality, equitable, culture-based, and complete basic education.

The Project BYAGTAS ng Dumagat was proposed by Mamuyao Elementary School in 2017. This project adheres to teach them their culture and their mother tongue, This was also a research-based project of the schools: “Teaching Mother Tongue Based – Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE) Dumagat in Indigenous Learning System (ILS)” which aims to prove that teaching Dumagat language and culture can be best learned if a child is in its own natural set-up.
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoOPLAN KALILINTAD - Kauswagan Literacy Links for Inclusive Total Area Development2016-2018Improve quality of life among our people by improving Literacy Program, sustain peace and Order by maximizing resources both financial and human to sustain OPLAN-KALILINTAD Program .
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoPEACE AND FOOD SUFFICIENCY Literacy Program for the Rebel Returnees
under the ARMS TO FARMS PROGRAM
2016-2018This involves the capacitation and training of MILF Rebel Returnees Commanders and its members in
Organic Agriculture and other livelihood opportunities, This literacy program involves training and exposure of
Rebel Returnees commanders in Organic Agriculture and its concept embrace the principle of TURNING
BULLETS INTO SEEDS, and TURNING FIREARMS into PLOW. This education program of the LGU helps
sustain peace and order, improve quality of lives among rebel returnees and help build bridges of a broken
relationships between Christians and Muslims who are victims of long decade conflicts and the painful
experience of a conflict affected Kauswagan. Even the illiterate Rebel Returnees and their families made
literate with this program and now become an effective trainors and facilitators in their respective barangays.
Able to improve their lives much better and able to send their school children to school. The Program won
Kauswagan the 2014 GAWAD GALING POOK AWARDEE OF THE PHILIPPINES.
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM (ALS ) FOR THE OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTHS AND ADULTS2016-2018The Alternative Learning System, a component of the Dep.Ed. Program enjoys
full support from the municipality of Kauswagan LGU by providing equipment
and materials, support funds from the 20% municipal development funds in each
year, and fund support from the Local School Board. This is also supported by all
Literacy Council in the barangays who were able to send enrolees to facilitate
improvements in the Functional Literacy Program. Some of its graduates were
employed in the new Power Plant established in the municipality, other employed
abroad, and other to local industries, offices and establishments.
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoBASIC LITERACY PROGRAM AND IMPLEMENTATION OF K-12 PROGRAMS2016-2018The Kauswagan School District managed to improved its Basic Literacy Program by improving its
services with the support of the Local Government Unit of Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoLGU/PRIVATE PARTNERS DIRECT INITIATED FUNCTIONAL LITERACY PROGRAM2016-2018For the ending year of 2014 , PESO/CTEC office conducted skills training in cooperation with the GN Power Plant and
TESDA with 125 enrolees and 124 graduates
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoINTEGRATED AGRICULTURE LITERACY PROGRAM2016-2018The Municipal Agriculture Office of LGU Kauswagan is constant and sustainable in the
implementation of its literacy program for the farmers and fisherfolks including women,
schools, senior citizens and PWDS, and battalion of young farmers . Including Tokhang “
Boot Camp” style reformatory center
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoSOCIAL SERVICES SECTOR LITERACY
PROGRAM
2016-2018The Social Welfare and Development Office under its 4Ps
Program and Integrated Livelihood Program (ILP ) conducted the
following:
•Longganisa Making, Native Chicken Production , Layer Chicken
production
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoHEALTH AND SANITATION LITERACY PROGRAM2016-2018BAWASA ( Barangay Water and Sanitation Association )
The Municipal Health Office with strong support from the Assisi Development
Foundation which gives funds for the construction of level II water system especially
in the interior barangays has capacitated officers and members of BAWASA and
conducted literacy programs on Health and Sanitation and the maintenance of
water system . Basic Pipe fittings and literacy on the correct sanitation and use of
water in the area had been made possible with the Municipal Health Office , the
Assisi Development Foundation and the community themselves participating.
Another literacy activity is training the BAWASA officials and members in Basic
Entrepreneur course using the P 30.00 collection for water per family for the
maintenance and sustainability of the operation of water system in the area.
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoHEALTH AND SANITATION LITERACY PROGRAM2016-2018SANITARY TOILET LITERACY PROGRAM ON SANITATION Aside from the literacy program on the use of water in the area, the officers and members of the Sanitation Toilet group had been capacitated on the following by the Municipal Engineers Office , Municipal Health Office and the Assisi Development Foundation: 1. Basic Construction of Sanitary toilet trainings; 2. Basic entrepreneurial Skills – This is a unique training where community is capacitated to convert such association into an entrepreneurial scheme. The scheme is that households would use the Cost recovery Skills not applying dole out process. Cost recovery in toilet sanitation project using scheme in entrepreneur is that each household will be given P 1,000.00 cost of construction materials for the construction of toilet. Other needs for construction is an equity of the family. As soon as the toilet is constructed and used by the family, they will start paying P 100.00 a month to the association until they could pay the P 1,000.00 cost of materials. The money saved by the treasurer of the association under its cost recovery strategies, will be use to buy another construction materials for toilet cost to P 1,000.00 and will be given to the other household without toilets, until all families in the community can have their own sanitary toilet.
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT LITERACY PROGRAM2016-2018Declared Kauswagan through an Ordinance as “Smoke Free” Municipality and providing
penalties for violators
• No urination anywhere, no throwing of candy wrappers and trashes anywhere
ordinance;
• Declaring the municipality as gun free municipality;
• Implementation of RA 9003- Solid Waste Management Program
• 10 years Solid Waste Management Plan had been approved by the National Solid Waste
Management Board and the DENR out of 22 municipalities of Lanao del Norte, only
Kauswagan has approved ISWM Plan
• WE have existing Solid Waste Management Ordinance
• We have an existing and operational one (1) has. Material Recovery Facilities with MRFs
in the different Barangays
• We educate our community for Segregation at Source
• IEC are made in 13 barangays, Puroks and Schools
• Established nurseries on endemic commercial and none commercial high valued trees ,
including abaca and coconut;
• Tree growing activities is regular from purok level to barangays and schools
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoPEACE AND ORDER , ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUGS LITERACY PROGRAM2016-2018The Philippine National Police and the Municipal Peace and Order Council have done their
part in a Literacy that help promote Peace and Security in the area
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoDISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT LITERACY
PROGRAM
2016-2018CONSTANT BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, SUSTAINABILITY
PLANNING, SIMPLIFIED BOOKEEPING, PARTICIPATORY
MONITORING AND EVALUATION WITH 67 CIVIL SOCIETY
ORGANIZATIONS GIVEN LIVELIHOOD FUNDS UNDER THE
COST RECOVERY APPROACH- THE KAUSWAGAN FINANCIAL
STRATEGIES
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoFINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAM2016-2018PARTICIPATION OF OUR MUSLIM COMMUNITY THROUGH THE
ULAMAS OF 21 MASJEDS IN DRUG IN TAX AND REVENUE
CAMPAIGN AND ANTI-DRUG ADDICTION IEC IN THE
BARANGAY LEVELS
Kauswagan, Lanao Del NorteRegion XHon. Mayor Rommel C. ArnadoDIGITAL LITERACY PROGRAM AND READING
PROGRAM FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN- LGU BASED
2016-2018LGU – DEP- ED – SMART
PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM IN
THE DIGITAL LITERACY
PROGRAM
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoSkills training on Shielded Metal Arch Welding (NC I and NC II)
2014 - OngoingSkills training on Shielded Metal Arch Welding (NC I and NC II) in the town proper and upland barangays was initiated by the local government unit considering the demand for welders locally and abroad.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoContinuing Education Program for the ALS Learners
2015 - OngoingThe ALS Basic Literacy and Accreditation & Equivalency Program aims to serve out-of-school youths and adults in all barangays to eradicate illiteracy and unemployment.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoBigay Kinabukasan sa Selda
2011 - OngoingA special class designed for inmates at Tanay Municipal Jail. They are also allowed to enroll in various livelihood trainings and TESDA courses as part of rehabilitation and preparation for their eventual release from jail.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoSpecial Education Program (SPED)
2011 - OngoingTanay also prides itself in having Special Education Program for students with special needs, thus empowering them in so many ways despite their physical or cognitive limitations.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoMadrasah
“Madrasah” is an Arabic term for “SCHOOL”, caters Muslim students to be taught w/their language and culture. Through this program, the level of awareness of Muslim students of their culture and tradition has increased.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoDisaster Risk Reduction and Management Literacy Training
The Municipal Government of Tanay has conducted series of disaster trainings for LGU employees, barangay personnel, teachers, students, and army reservists. The said programs ultimately aim to make the entire community resilient to disasters, both natural and human-induced.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoScholarship Program
Scholarship program is provided by the LGU to address problems on poverty alleviation, economic empowerment and illiteracy rate. This program proves that poverty should never be a hindrance to getting quality education.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoTour Guide Training
It addressed the LGU’s campaign against illegal logging and charcoal making in the upland barangays as some of the current tour guides has been previously engaged in these kinds of activities that pose as environmental perils.
Tanay, RizalRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Rex Manuel C. TanjuatcoPUGAD ProjectPanitikan
Uganayan
Gawain
Alituntunin ng
Dumagat /Remontado
Tagaytay CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Agnes D. TolentinoLingap Sa Mag- AaralInnovative program of the city of tagaytay by giving school supplies
Tagaytay CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Agnes D. TolentinoSpecial Education ProgramTo provide basic education to special children with disabilities
Tagaytay CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Agnes D. TolentinoAlternative Learning System (ALS A&E Test) Elementary/JHS2007 to PresentIt provides an alternative pathway by which out of school youth could obtain educational qualification comparable to formal school. implementation of the program is undertaken in close collaboration with the DepEd. to date there are 45elementary and 187 JHS a total of 232 ALS passer for SY 2019 and there are 416 learners enrolled for SY 2020-2021
Santiago City, IsabelaRegion IIEngr. Joseph Salvador TanBasic Education Support Program2005Extension of financial or non-financial assistance to all Public Elementary and Secondary Schools, Teachers, Students, Division Office, and Other Stakeholders98.87%782 Non-literatesCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 30,000,000.00
Santiago City, IsabelaRegion IIEngr. Joseph Salvador TanHigher Education Support Program2005Extension of financial assistance to all resident-students in the tertiary level98.87%783 Non-literatesCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 7,500,000.00
Santiago City, IsabelaRegion IIEngr. Joseph Salvador TanTechnical Education and Skills Development Support Program2005Extension of financial or non-financial assistance to all interested beneficiaries98.87%784 Non-literatesCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 1,000,000.00
Santiago City, IsabelaRegion IIEngr. Joseph Salvador TanBESPREN Graduation Cash Gifts2010Provision of cash gifts to all CDC Completers, Kindergarten Completers, Elementary Graduates, Junior High School Completers, Senior High School Graduates, ALS Completers, and College Graduate-Scholars 98.87%785 Non-literatesCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 7,500,000.00
Santiago City, IsabelaRegion IIEngr. Joseph Salvador TanEarly Childhood Care and Development Support Program2016Extension of financial or non-financial assistance to all Child Development Centers, Workers, Learners, and Other Stakeholders98.87%786 Non-literatesCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 4,000,000.00
Santiago City, IsabelaRegion IIEngr. Joseph Salvador TanCity Literacy Month Annual Celebration2019Month-long celebration of the National Literacy Week98.87%787 Non-literatesCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 800,000.00
Santiago City, IsabelaRegion IIEngr. Joseph Salvador TanSulok-Literasiya2019Quarterly Literacy Corner Competition98.87%788 Non-literatesCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 800,000.00
Santiago City, IsabelaRegion IIEngr. Joseph Salvador TanREBOLUSYON2021Quarterly Monitoring and Evaluation of Barangay Literacy Coordinating Councils and School Literacy Committees98.87%789 Non-literatesCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 2,500,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDCommunity-Based Pagindo Program2016-2021A locally-funded program of the City Government of Tagum in partnership with the Tagum City Federation of Barangay Tribal Council with the objective of preserving the IP culture and tradition and to develop a new generation of tribal leaders in the City who are equipped with the knowledge of the customary law and the traditional and mainstream leadership approaches. Pag-Indo is traditional term which means education.2019 - 98%
2018 - 97.45%
2017 - 96.90%
"2015 - 95.79%
2016 - 96.34%"
GF-LFP2016 - 612000
2017 - 552,920.00
2018 - 556420
2019 - 556420
2020 - 559820
2021 - 876000
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDCommunity-Based Madrasah Program2016-2021A locally-funded program of the City Government of Tagum with the objective of preserving the culture and traditions of Islamized ethno-linguistic tribes of Tagum through the conduct of weekend classes in partnership with the Tagum City Federation of Arabic Facilitators.2019 - 98%
2018 - 97.45%
2017 - 96.90%
"2015 - 95.79%
2016 - 96.34%"
GF-LFP
"2016 - 1320000
2017 - 1320000
2018 - 1,248,000.00
2019 - 1248000
2020 - 1253000
2021 - 500000
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDTahderriyah Program2021Tahderiyyah is an Integrated Early Childhood Education for Pre-school/Kinder Bangsamoro children aged three (3) to five (5) years old.GF-LFPPhp 500,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDTahderriyah Program2013-2020Tahderiyyah is an Integrated Early Childhood Education for Pre-school/Kinder Bangsamoro children aged three (3) to five (5) years old.2015 - 95.79%
2016 - 96.34%
2017 - 96.90%
2018 - 97.45%
2019 - 98%






Incorporated in the Madrasah Program BudgetIncorporated in the Madrasah Program Budget
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDSkills Training Program





2012-2021A Community-based Skills Training Program that offers various TESDA Accredited trainings such as Massage Therapy, Automotive, Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Masonry, Carpentry, Beauty Care among others to out-of-school youth, working and non-working Tagumenyo adults.2015 - 95.79%
2016 - 96.34%
2017 - 96.90%
2018 - 97.45%
2019 - 98%






GF-LFP2012 - 500,000.00
2013 - 1,000,000.00
2014 - 700,000.00
2015 - 500,000.00
2016 - 714,000.00
2017 - 714,000.00
2018 - 630,000.00
2019 - 630,000.00
2020 - 530,000.00
2021 - 300,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDProject BOOST: Bringing Online Opportunities and Services to Tagumenyos2019-2021It focuses on conducting trainings related to online employment (e.g. Virtual Assistant) and also social media marketing through the Tech4Ed Center of PEESO organized by the Department of Information and Communications TechnologyGF-LFP2019 - 545,000.00)
2020 - 115,000.00
2021 - 40,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHD



Tagumpay Tabang Eskwela: Project CONNECT

2020-2021It is a program that aims to gather donations from both the public and private sector, individual or institutions in addition to the provision of the city government on school supplies and learning materials to students and public schools in needGF-LFP2020 - (305,000.00)
2021 - (126,602.50)
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDInformation Education Campaign (IEC)

2019-2020It is a wide-ranged campaign to provide awareness and deeper understanding to students with their parents regarding Bullying, Teenage Pregancy, Drug Addiction, Smoking, Alcoholism and Gangsterism, its effects and how they can avoid it.GF-LFP1,037,500.00
Implementation converted to virtual seminars and campaigns due to pandemic
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDAdolescents' Welfare Campaign (AWC)2021Formerly known as IEC and in its 2021 implementation, due to the pandemic, the city government has decided to produce a modern comic-style reading material to the students reflecting stories on the previous topics of IEC.GF-LFPPhp 500,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDLife Skills Training2018-2021It provides training to local applicants and graduating students on their preparation towards employmentGF-LFP2018 - 200,000.00
2019 - 170,000.00
2020 - 170,000.00
2021 - 100,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDBalik Aral sa Tahanan Program2020-2021Created when the COVID-19 pandemic first struck the country on providing Basic Education through ALS to to working and non-working parents or adults in the safety of their homesGF-LFP2020 - 305,000.00
2021 - 126,602.50
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDComputer Literacy2019-2021Aims to provide Basic Computer Literacy to out-of-school youth, working and non-working adults through partnership with educational institutionsGF-LFP2019 - 545,000.00
2020 - 100,000.00
2021 - 126,602.50
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDFinancial Literacy2020-2021It is a program that teaches Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), micro entrepreneurs and others on how to properly handle their financesGF-LFP2020 - 90,000.00
2021 - 126,602.50
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDProject BASE (Balik-aral sa Selda)2004-2021Alternative Learning Education inside the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP).GF-LFP2004 - 200,000.00
2005 - 100,000.00
2006 - 125,000.00
2007 - 200,000.00
2008 - 200,000.00
2009 - 150,000.00
2010 - 150,000.00
2011 - 150,000.00
2012 - 150,000.00
2013 - 150,000.00
2014 - 1,800,000.00
2015 - 1,800,000.00
2016 - 1,800,000.00
2017 - 970,000.00
2018 - 1,135,000.00
2019 - 25000
2020 - 35,000.00
2021 - 685,700.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDProject WE (Women Empowerment)2004-2021Alternative Learning Education inside the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) for women.GF-LFP2004 - 200,000.00
2005 - 100,000.00
2006 - 125,000.00
2007 - 200,000.00
2008 - 200,000.00
2009 - 150,000.00
2010 - 150,000.00
2011 - 150,000.00
2012 - 150,000.00
2013 - 150,000.00
2014 - 1,800,000.00
2015 - 1,800,000.00
2016 - 1,800,000.00
2017 - 970,000.00
2018 - 1,135,000.00
2019 - 25000
2020 - 35,000.00
2021 - 685,700.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDPalengskwelahan2004-2021It is a school for Alternative Learning System (ALS) Basic Education situated inside the Tagum City Public Market which targets to cater market laborers, out-of-school youth, and other adults near the vicinity.GF-LFP2004 - 200,000.00
2005 - 100,000.00
2006 - 125,000.00
2007 - 200,000.00
2008 - 200,000.00
2009 - 150,000.00
2010 - 150,000.00
2011 - 150,000.00
2012 - 150,000.00
2013 - 150,000.00
2014 - 1,800,000.00
2015 - 1,800,000.00
2016 - 1,800,000.00
2017 - 970,000.00
2018 - 1,135,000.00
2019 - 25000
2020 - 35,000.00
2021 - 685,700.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDBalik Paaralan Para sa Out of School Adults (BPOSA)2004-2021It is a novel alternative learning system that provides out-of-school adults secondary educationGF-LFP2004 - 200,000.00
2005 - 100,000.00
2006 - 125,000.00
2007 - 200,000.00
2008 - 200,000.00
2009 - 150,000.00
2010 - 150,000.00
2011 - 150,000.00
2012 - 150,000.00
2013 - 150,000.00
2014 - 1,800,000.00
2015 - 1,800,000.00
2016 - 1,800,000.00
2017 - 970,000.00
2018 - 1,135,000.00
2019 - 25000
2020 - 35,000.00
2021 - 685,700.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDKnowledge on Wheels/ Taumpay eWheels2019-2021It is an ALS school in a cab or a mobile school equipped with IT gadgets to cater motorcycle and pedicab drivers, interested students on ALS in far flung barangays as it moves around the city and stations on particular areas without learning centers.
But due to the pandemic it currently functions as service delivery of learning by distributing and retrieving of Learning Modules to project sites
GF-LFP2019 - 300000
2020 - 170000
2021 - 685,700.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDCommunity based ALS Accreditation & Equivalency System2004-2021A program under the Non-Deped Delivered with the LGU contracted Literacy VolunteersGF-LFP2004 - 200,000.00
2005 - 100,000.00
2006 - 125,000.00
2007 - 200,000.00
2008 - 200,000.00
2009 - 150,000.00
2010 - 150,000.00
2011 - 150,000.00
2012 - 150,000.00
2013 - 150,000.00
2014 - 1,800,000.00
2015 - 1,800,000.00
2016 - 1,800,000.00
2017 - 970,000.00
2018 - 1,135,000.00
2019 - 25000
2020 - 35,000.00
2021 - 685,700.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDCapability Building Seminars for Cooperatives2014-2021The goals of the national economy are a more equitable distribution of oppurtunities, income, and wealth: a sustained increase in the amount of goods and services produced by the nation for the benefits of the people; and an expanding productivity sd the key to raising the quality of life for all, especially the underprevilleged. Webinars and consultations shall be conducted by this office through the qualified Resource Speakers who will be giving relevant topics on the matters most important for cooperative development in the City.GF-LFP
2014 - 100,000.00
2015 - 100,000.00
2016 - 100,000.00
2017 - 100,000.00
2018 - 100,000.00
2019 - 100,000.00
2020 - 100,000.00
2021 - 100,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDCapability Enhancement Training2020-2021Rice-based intergrated farming system for irrigated and drought prone ecosystems in Tagum City.DAFunding not downloaded and established partnership with LGU Tagum
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDTraining on Cacao Production and Rehabilitation.2020Technology transfer on cacao production.DTIFunding not downloaded and established partnership with LGU Tagum
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDTraining Vegetable Production2019Aims to provide additional knowledge to farmers and those with interest and passion in agricultureCAGROPhp 20,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDTraining on Vermi-culture production2019CAGROIncorprated in the Organic Fertilizer Production and Organic Production Support Program (44,650.00)
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDBee Keeping TrainingA community-based Skills Training on Bee-keeping to TagumenyosCAGROPhp 15,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDFarmer Field School2018Technology transfer on rice, corn, or vegetables.DA,DA-ATI.Funding not downloaded and established partnership with LGU Tagum
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDMusic Makers2009-2021A Musical Literacy Program where youth of at least 5 years old are taught on how to play various musical instruments such as violin, piano, guitar, drums, wind instruments, among others through practical lessons and recitals enhancing their talents.GF-LFP2009 - 500,000.00
2010 - 500,000.00
2011 - 800,000.00
2012 - 800,000.00
2013 - 800,000.00
2014 - 1,624,000.00
2015 - 2,215,000.00
2016 - 3,468,000.00
2017 - 3,468,000.00
2018 - 1,140,000.00
2019 - 1,020,000.00
2020 - 1,020,000.00
2021 - 315,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDValues Enhancement Program (VEP)2017-2019Conduct of various Value Enhancement Activities to TagumenyosGF-LFP2017 - 950,000.00
2018 - 950,000.00
2019 - 800,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDSVEP - TADS (Tagumenyo Ayang ng Droga) to STAND (Seryosong Tagumenyo Ayaw Nang Droga) Program2017-2021Community based Rehabilitation for Drug SurrendereesGF-LFP2017 - 950,000.00
2018 - 950,000.00
2019 - 800,000.00
2020 - 98,000.00
2021 - 180,000.00
Tagum CityRegion XIALLAN L. RELLON, DPA, PHDEarly Childhood Care and Development Program2019-2021As per R.A. 7160, Sec.17, Day care Program is just one of the many supported devolved program of the LGU, that was given more legal emphasis by R.A. 6072 otherwise known as "An Act establishing a Day Care Center in every barangay, instituting herein a Total Development and Protection of Children".
R.A. 8980, the "Comprehensive Act on Early Childhood Care & Development" also gives emphasis on the even (7) holistic developmental domains of children from age 0-6 years old.
R.A.10410, the "Early Years Act", that gives emphasis on children below 4 years old, is now under the LGU with the monitoring & supervision of the CSWDO, upon the technical assistance and support of the ECCD-Council.
Through Joint Circular (JC) No. 1, s,2017 "Revised Guidelines On The Use Of Special Education Fund (SEF)" ,on 4.0. Allowable Expenses Chargeable Against the SEF, particularly on 4.1.7 Funding on the ECCD Program, stating particular purposes for the ECCD program implementation.

Currently, the City Government of Tagum has 98 Child Development Centers situated in all 23 barangays of the city.
SEF2019 - 10736000
2020 - 11744300
2021 - 11827500
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresAssistance to Education2020Assistance provided to students and teachers (uniforms, bags and notebooks, tablet armchairs, medals, trophies, office supplies, testing materials, and other assistance provided for the public schoolsGF-LFPPhp 273,817,823.92
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresStudent Assistance Program2020Partially implemented due to pandemic.. 42 existing Scholars received their grant Batch 2015- 3 Batch 2019- 39GF-LFPPhp 240,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresNatatanging Mag-aaral Awardee2020No new scholars, but existing 46 college scholars and 86 high school receieved their scholarship grant. Batch 2015-1, Batch 2018-20, batch 2019-23 College/ H.S. Batch 2014- 5, Batch 2015-10, Batch 2016-13, Batch 2017-14, Batch 2018-14, Batch 2019-20GF-LFPPhp 2,300,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresSPED & PWD Program20203 existing student scholars submitted their requirements and claim allowance / Batch 2015-1, Batch 2019-2GF-LFPPhp 60,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresWorking Students Program20207 existing Student scholars submitted their requiremets and claim their allowance/ Batch 2017- 2, Batch 2018-2, Batch 2020-3GF-LFPPhp 160,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresOFW Dependent Scholarship Program202010 Student scholars submitted their requiremets and claim their allowance Batch 2019-10GF-LFPPhp 170,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresSpiritual, Religious and Institutional Studies20204 Student qualifiers submitted their requiremets and claim their allowance / Batch 2017-2 Batch 2018-2GF-LFPPhp 160,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresScholarship Program for Teachers2020100 qualifed teachers claim their allowance/ Batch 2016- 17, Batch 2017- 11, Batch 2018-21 Batch 2019- 51GF-LFPPhp 2,645,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresGraduate Studies Scholarship Program2020Partially implemented due to pandemic.. 43 professional pursue further studies and received their scholarship grant/ Batch 2017- 4, Batch 2018- 22 and Batch 2019-17GF-LFPPhp 950,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresReview/ Assistance Program for Board/ Bar Reviewees2020Partially implemented due to pandemic. 29 qualifiers provided financial assistance for review classes Batch 2019- 6, Batch 2020- 23GF-LFPPhp 132,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresEducational Assistance Program2020Partially implemented due to pandemic. 659 college students received their financial assiatnce grant / 2,200 Batch 2015-3, Batch 2019-611, Batch 2020-14, 5,000 Batch 2019-31GF-LFPPhp 4,390,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresAntipolo Science High school2020Partially implemented due to pandemic. 502 student qualifiers received stipend (trasportation allowance).GF-LFPPhp 3,012,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresChild Friendly School System2020This program specifically addresses the manpower and financial shortages in public schools by providing additional teaching and non-teaching personnel. This will also help provide financial assistance and educational support to the operation and maintenance of schools and adhere to the Child-Friendly School System policies of the Department. 67 schools and the Division Office provided financial and manpower support.SEFPhp 5,220,938.26
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresEducation Facilities and Equipment2020This program specifically addresses the need for education facilities and equipment intended for instructional and operational use of the school and corollary supporting services. 100 laptops were donated to teachers and selected SDO Personnel for instructional and monitoring purposes.SEF/GFPhp 35,499,452.81
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresSports Development Program2020This program aims to develop learners to be competitive athletes, to strengthen their stamina, to develop their sportsmanship, and to produce athletes who can compete and excel in different sporting events as representatives of the City in various competitions. With the suspension of Sports Competition, the Sports Coordinator of the Division provided Technical Assistance to 81 Coaches and 190 Players through Virtual Orientations/ MeetingsSEF/GFPhp 3,950,000.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresSchool Building Program for Basic Education2020This program will provide funds to construct school buildings and other physical facilities in schools and to improve existing structures to decongest overcrowded schools for a more conducive learning environment for pupils, students and teachers. Acquisition of new school site ongoingClassrooms constructed (Elem. 17, JHS 16), classrooms repairs/repainting, repairs/repainitng od WATSAN comfort rooms ans water system, concreting of school grounds, construction of new main gate, fire exit, covered pathwalk, permeter fence, drainage canal, upgrading of electrical facilities and other various improvement projects are stil ONGOING.99.8% (2015 PSA Data)SEFPhp 3,869,530.00
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresSchool of Construction Engineering (SCONE)2020Revised subjects offered due to the implementation of Remote/Distance Learning beginning 1st Sem. AY 2020-2021; FabLab concerns also continued to beoperated by the Dean of SConE as the IDEA FabLab Managing Director; Continued the implementation of the Diploma for Construction Supervision for Years 1 & 2; Virtual Graduation of the Ninety-five (95) students last October 10,2020; Received COPC with the revised program namely Bachelor in Construction Engineering Technology & Management (CETM); Prepared Program of Expenses for the UniFAST funds from AY 2018-2019 and AY 2019-2020 for the supplemental budget for FY 2020; Requested purchase of various equipment, machineries and furniture and fixtures esp. for the Laboratory rooms at Engineering Bldg. 2.SEF/DF/OutsourcingPhp 59,529,707.55
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresSchool of construction engineering (SCONE) - Senior High School (SHS) - Stem Program2020Processed thru DepEd PEAC Voucher Management System the Seventy (70) Grade 11 students and Sixty-two (62) Grade 12 students for AY 2020-2021; Reimbursement by DepEd through PEAC for AY 2019-2020 implemented and was received amounting to Seven Hundred Seventy Thousand Pesos (P 770,000.00) last July 2020.GFPhp 12,829,237.54
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresSkills Upgrading And Institutional Linkages (SKILLS)2020Three (3) personnel facilitating the needs of the office. Total of two hundred forty-eight (248) assessed and competent NC Holders for the TESDA Assessment Center for Technical Drafting NC II; Conduct Student Internship Program of the Philippines (SIPP) Culminating Activity last March 6,2020.; Continuous linkage with industry partners; Establishment of American Concrete Institute of the Philippines (ACIP)- AiTECH Chapter ; AiTECH as Associate Partner for Philippine Constructors AssociationTF
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresProgram for Academe-Industry Revitalization2020Implemented last Febraury for the Ninety-Five (95) 5th Year students and 5 faculty coordinators the trainings for Construction Supervision Courses namely: COSH, Site Preparation, BIM and Concrete Works; Partial implementation of RSW and System Formworks last March 9-13,2020. The three (3) runs were postpone due to COVID-19 pandemic and declaration of ECQ; Implemented the four (4) Construction Technology Courses virtually namely, Traffic Engineer, Concrete Engineer, Formworks Engineer and Rebar Engineer for Fifty-seven (57) 3rd Year students and three (3) faculty coordinators. The participants were changed due to the graduation of 5th year students.GFPhp 936,464.59
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresEarly Childhood Education Program (ECEP) Learning Resource Program (LRPs) for Pre-Kindergarten Seminar2020Held dated September 21-29, 2020 (Webinar)LCPC/GAD
Antipolo CityRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Andrea B. YnaresEducation Assistance under Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation (AICS)20203,641 individuals assisted with cash in 2020- 6 children in Bahay Kanlungan enrolled under ALS ProgramGAD/GF/LGSF

LGURegionName of Local Chief ExecutiveLiteracy Programs ImplementedYear/s ImplementedLiteracy Program Description/AccomplishmentsNumber of BeneficiariesLiteracy RateLiteracy Mapping ResultsPresence of Local LCCProgram Funding SourceAmountRemarks
Natividad, PangasinanRegion IHon. 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)
2010-2017In 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 2017-18NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 100,000.00
Natividad, PangasinanRegion I Hon. Rodrigo Rafael 2017 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita G. Rafael July 1, 2019 to the presentProject LIPAD
(Literacy Intensification Program for Advancement and Development)
(formerly Project RAFAEL)
2017 - presentIt 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 2017-18NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 280,000.00
Natividad, PangasinanRegion IHon. Rodrigo Rafael 2017 - June 30, 2018 Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1, 2019 to the presentAgricultural Livelihood Program2017 -presentIt 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 2017-18NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral Fund, OthersPhp 90,000.00
Natividad, PangasinanRegion IHon. Rodrigo Rafael 2013 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1, 2019 to the presentSkills Training and Development in partnership with TESDA2013 - presentThe 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 2017-18NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 100,000.00
Natividad, PangasinanRegion IHon. Rodrigo Rafael 2012 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1, 2019 to the presentLocal Environment Protection Program2012 - presentOne 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 2017-18NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayOthersPhp 150,000.00
Natividad, PangasinanRegion IHon. Rodrigo Rafael 2010 to June 30, 2018. Hon. Rosita Gavina Rafael July 1, 2019 to the presentTourism2010 - presentOnce 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 2017-18NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayGeneral FundPhp 300,000.00
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioProject HEART2012-2014Banner Project of the LGU to facilitate Literacy Program.97.71%NoneCity/Municipality and Barangay
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioHealth, Education, Agriculture, Revenue, Generation, and Tourism Priority Program2012-2014Intensive tax collection to augment limited resources for the implementation of literacy programs.97.71%NoneCity/Municipality and BarangaySpecial Education FundPhp 300,000.00
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioALS-Korean Language and Culture Training2012-2014ALS-Korean Language and Culture Training in cooperation with TESDA intended for OSYs and employed. Twenty was hired to work in Korea.97.71%NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayTESDA Subsidy
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioUnique Bottle Building Community Learning Center cum Senior Citizens’ Center2013-2014Functional Literacy and education for adults and elderly.97.71%NoneCity/Municipality and Barangay
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioSkills Development and Livelihood Program2015TESDA Pipe Fitting with 21 participants.98.86%NoneCity/Municipality
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioInnovative Education Program/Abot Alam2015Hairdressing 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%NoneCity/MunicipalityAbot-Alam FundPhp 500,000.00
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioMulti-Level Learning and Development Program2016-2017Project CLEAP Continues Learning for Adults Program99.63%NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayAbot-Alam FundPhp 1,500,000.00
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioInnovative Approach to K-12: Equipping and Facility Enhancement2016-2017School Building99.63%NoneCity/Municipality and Barangay
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioRizal Elementary School20174 Storey, 16 classroom99.63%NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayPAGCORPhp 34,199,815.76
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioRizal Elementary School20174 Storey, 12 classroom99.63%NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayDepEdPhp 30,853,125.58
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioRizal Elementary School20174 Storey, 20 classroom99.63%NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayDepEdPhp 40,450,811.61
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioCristobal S. Conducto Mem. Integrated National High School20174 Storey, 12 Classroom99.63%NoneCity/Municipality and BarangayDPWHPhp 24,485,957.96
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioCristobal S. Conducto Mem. Integrated National High School2017-2018TVL Laboratory99.63%NoneCity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 2,674,056.25
Rizal, LagunaRegion IV A - CALABARZONHon. Antonino A. AurelioProject TANAW2017-2018From HEART, to TANAW: an outward vision and action towards a more sustainable Rizal, Laguna.99.63%NoneCity/Municipality and Barangay
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaABAKADA sa Literacy2011This is a literacy program for out-of-school youth, completers of the program are given A&E test.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangaySEFPhp 300.000.00
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaBarangay Reading Nook2010 All barangays were equipped with reading materials such as books, magazines, newspapers, pamphletes for the consumptions of barangay folks.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayDonationBooks were Donated
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaBarangay Online Program2010This is in compliance with Resolution No. 60, S. 20210, the Barangay Online Program was instituted in all the barangays of Balanga City including the upland and coastal areas. This is designed to provide services with efficiency and convenience such as automated issuance of forms and computerization of all records. Barangay folks now enjoy fast and reliable communication system with the use of modern technology.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and Barangay
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaEduchild2010Educhild is a ten(10) module learning program given to parents which aims to teach them parenting skills, proper child rearing and managing their finances. This is again a result of partnership between the City Government and Department of Education. This year, the Educhild Parenting Program is conducted via zoom with parents from different barangays/schools given specific schedules.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGF
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaLearning Barangay Week2007The Learning Barangay Week started in 2007. This program is designed to promote a more harmonious relationship between barangay officials and residents through learning initiatives such as employment and technology training, tutorials and mentoring sessions for students and information sessions on the City's health lifestyle program.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGFPhp 2,875,000 (2020)

Php 2, 875,000 (2021)
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaUnivesity Town Summit2009The University Town Summit is a two-day seminar given to college students that aims to update them with current issues and trends in technology. This is a project of the City Government in cooperation with the different colleges and university in the city. To further elevate this program, a pre-Univesity town summit leadership training will be held prior to the summit. Students from different schools and university will be given a two-day training that aims to intensify their capabilities as leaders. Though budgeted, the University Town Summit was postponed due to the pandemic.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGF1,000,000 (2020)
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaEducation Summit2010The Education Summit is a two-day summit aimed to help underscore the role of teachers and parents towards the development of students' behavior and character to make them responsible citizens of the community. This summit is a partnership between the City Government, Deparment of Education and the PTA. Due to the pandemic, the Education Summit was postponed in 2020. This year, the summit will be held via Zoom.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGFPHp 1,000,000 (2020)
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaBatang Sining Creative Expressions Workshop for Children2009This workshop is designed to hone the artistic skill of the individual and is given for five (5) days during their school break. This training is a collaborative effort between the City Government and the teachers of Bataan National High School. This training at first focused only in performing arts and visual arts. In 2017, the City Government brought it up to another levelby inserting technology and including photography and graphic arts in its program. Batang Sining is postponed due to the pandemic.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGF
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaKariton sa Edukasyon2013A modern mobile classroom designed to provide learning and fun activities to students in the city's upland area comprising of barangays Cabog-Cabog and Tanato.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and Barangay
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaProject Duke2007Project Duke is a collaborative effort of the City Government thru the help of partner NGOs. It aims to empower the Out of School Youths through the use of bibliotherapy. In the first two seasons, the program used the traditional method of storytelling and reading. In the suceeding seasons, the program utilized Kindle tablets. The stories and modules were installed in the tablet. This exposed the OSYs to use modern technology. In addition to that, they also had Khan Academy sessions in the Barangay Learning hub. The project is temporarily put on hold due to the pandemic.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and Barangay
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaKaanib Program2007The KAANIB program supports the city's program on food production, nutrition, poverty alleviation and environmental protection providing alternative livelihood to non-working mothers, out-of-school youth and various sector of the city. The City Agriculture Office extension workers conduct lectures, graphic vegetable production, hands-on training on land preparation and seed sowing and marketing of farm produce.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and Barangay
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaButil ng Kaalaman Para sa Kabataan Program2015The Butil ng Kaalaman Para sa Kabataan Program is a new way of bridging the learning foundation closer to students from which they can learn the proper way of growing rice and vegetables from the actual situation on the field with guidance of the City Agricultural Extension workers. The program deals on the synchronized studies of different stages of rice and vegetables from seeds, land, preparation, planting and seedlings stages, vegetative to flowering and fruiting to harvesting stage. Due to the pandemic, the City Agriculture Office utilized the Barangay Learning Hubs for their videos.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGFBudget comes from the barangay
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaWalkipedia and walk of KnowledgeThis is an initiative under Performance Governance System (PGS), Kiosks are placed in strategic location within city. Different applications and information are programmed in the kiosks. Through this, the citizens can be familiarized with the history of the city as well as different services and other information that they may need. In addition to that, the kiosks offer a face to face online help desk. With just one click, users will automatically be connected to an Online Help Desk Representative.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and Barangay
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaSPES ProgramThe City PESO departmetn partnered with the City Education and Excellence Development Office for the Specia Program for Employment of Students. As part of their SPES students will be assigned at CEEDO to aid in the different programs of the department.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGF/Grant from DOLEPhp 23,105,000
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaKindle Based Reading Program2017The tablet based reading program was launched in Cataning Elementary School last November 15, 2016. The school identified students with reading problems. These students will undergo a comprehensive reading program for three months using the Kindle Fire Tablet. Children are using specific applications that target their reading rate, comprehension and pronunciation.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and Barangay
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaBarangay Learning Hubs2017The aim of the Learning Hub is to provide supplemental education and access to computers and the internet through guidance and computer based learning, making use of resources provided by sites such as KhanAcademy.org as well as various educational video, software and electronic book.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayPhp 7,000,000 (2020)
Php 7, 850,000 (2021)


Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaSchool Learning Hubs2016The School Learning Hub is an adaptation of the Barangay learning Hub project placed on the school setting. It is a facility equip with computers with fast internet connedtion. The aim of the school learning hub is to provide students with one hour computer access per day.
98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGF
Balanga City, BataanRegion IIIFrancis Anthony S. GarciaPeer Facilitators Program2016This program envisions to empower adolescents, adopt a healthy lifestyle behaviors and for them to participate in the community health development. Promoting healthy lifestyle practices during adolescence, and taking steps to protect young people from risky behaviors. It also has behavioral objectives. It aims that all adolescents and youth of Balanga City will be able to : (1) Utilize Health Services, (2) Adopt a Healthy Behavior, (3) Avoid taking risky behavior, (4) participate in healthy community development (5) create youth support group. Due to the pandemic, conduct of activities were limited to zoom meetings.98.86%N/ACity/Municipality and BarangayGADPhp 300,000
Bato, CatanduanesRegion VJuan T. RodulfoALS Classes2019A&E Test/ALS Passers97.30%96.60%City/Municipality and BarangaySEF

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Cervantes, Ilocos SurRegion IPablito Benjamin P.
Maggay II
LSB-Lingap: Hatid-
Dunong ngayong Pandemya
2020 and presentThis is in support to academically challenged learners. 16 Volunteer
Teachers were hired to do video conferencing and tutorial. Each cater 15-20
students focusing on the 3Rs in learning (Writing, Reading, Arithmetic). Also teachers utilizes modules
as their guide in tutoring the learners.
City/Municipality and BarangaySEF, Mayor's Office FundPhp 675,000.00
Cervantes, Ilocos SurRegion IPablito Benjamin P.
Maggay II
LGU Support to the Newly Established Integrated School.2019 and presentA. Deployment of 5 Volunteer Teachers catering secondary level of Comillas North Integrated School by providing wages to the volunteer teachers under Grade Seven and 8.

B. Construction of new building with 4 classroom.
City/Municipality and BarangaySEF, General Fund
A. Php 625,000.00


B. Php 6,996,124.49"
Cervantes, Ilocos SurRegion IPablito Benjamin P.
Maggay II
LGU Support to the benificiaries of Alternative Learning System (ALS)2013 and presentThe LGU provides Honorarium, Supplies and Travel Expenses of ALS Teachers.City/Municipality and BarangayGender and Development FundPhp 110,000.00
Cervantes, Ilocos SurRegion IPablito Benjamin P.
Maggay II
LGU Support to Daycare Workers in every barangay2013 and presentThe LGU provides Supplies and Supplemental Feeding Program to every Daycare Center.City/Municipality and BarangayGender and Development Fund