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OVERVIEW
Project Proponent:
Carlos Hilado Memorial State University
College of Business Management & Accountancy
Cooperating Entity
4H Anahaw Integrated Young Farmers and Workers Association
Project Location
Sitio Tinago, Brgy. Anahaw, Hinigaran, Negros Occidental
Partners
50 Young Farmers and Workers
Approved Budget
CHMSC GAA - Php 112,765.00
Duration
1 year
Started: March 2022
Target Date to Finish: March 2023
The Extension Project of the faculty of the Department of Education entitled “Project CLEAN: Community Livelihood and Education for Anahaw Now” aims to provide information and training for partners to prepare them to be self-reliant and to establish a medium-scale Vermi Composting Project which will serve as an avenue to develop entrepreneurial capabilities among them. The project aims to provide knowledge among partners on the benefits of Vermiculture, encourage the partners to engage their resources in vermicomposting, augment family income while doing farming, undergo commercial production of Vermicompost for income generation, and pilot the utilization of biodegradable resources for income generation and helps the government towards its drive to organic agriculture. The team members will include faculty members from the Department of Education and BTLED HE Students. Students will help with the implementation of the project as well as with the monitoring.
The extension project is anchored upon several SDGs, namely the SDG which aims to end hunger and ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production; and SDG 12 which aims to ensure sustainable consumption and production and sound management of all wastes.
OBJECTIVES
General Objective:
The project aims to provide information and training for beneficiaries in order to prepare them to be self- reliant and to establish a medium scale Vermicomposting Project which will serve as avenue to develop entrepreneurial capabilities among them.
Specific Objectives:
Provide knowledge among beneficiaries on the benefits of Vermiculture.
Encourage the beneficiaries to engage their resources in vermicomposting.
Augment family income while doing farming.
Undergo commercial production of Vermicompost for income generation.
Pilot the utilization of biodegradable resources for income generation and helps the government towards its drive to organic agriculture.
PROJECT MEMBERS
Regina P. MañosoProject Leader/Ways and Means/Reports
Maria Hayde G. Cabarles In-charge of Project Research
Jaquiline R. TilloIn-charge of Documentation
Donato SislesIn-charge of Transportation and Monitoring
Enrique V. Gemoya Jr.In-charge of Program
Eduard John C. AdvinculaIn-charge of Communication
BTLED 1 & BTLED 3, HE studentsAssist Faculty Extensionists
REASONABLE BUDGET
Below is an infographic showing the breakdown of the approved budget for the Project CLEAN extension project amounting to P112,765.00. The budget covers a budget of P82,8000.00 for the Training and Seminar, P22,560.00 for the Monitoring and Evaluation of the extension project, and P5,000.00 for training materials.
STATUS OF INVOLVEMENT
report involvement MAÑOSO.pdfRELEVANT ACTIVITIES
WEEK 1
Seminar on Vermicomposting - Its Nature and Trend and Gardening
MAY 21, 2022
The first week of training started with Lecture 1, "The Essence of Vermicomposting" by Ma’am Regina P. Manoso; the CLEAN-Project Extension Project Leader.
During the PM session, Sir Don Y. Sisles delivered Lecture 2, "Materials in Vermicomposting: How to process and Its Uses"
After the lectures students were grouped for Grouping, Tasking, and Planning Sessions. They were given an activity and prizes were given to winners.
Ma’am Rizalinda Grijaldo, founder of 4H AIFAWA gave her closing remarks for the first training of the Extension Project.
WEEK 2
Seminar on Resource Management and Vermiculture
JUNE 18, 2022
A lecture on Resource Management and Vermiculture was delivered by Ma’am Regina P. Manoso; Project Leader.
SB Member Yulo of the Municipality of Hinigaran also visited the venue during the lecture on Resource Management and Vermiculture.
Students were also asked to group themselves for their assignments in the vegetable garden at the AIYFAWA Farm at Sto. Tinago, Brgy. Anahaw.
WEEK 3
Education: Organic Fertilizers and its Benefits
JULY 16, 2022
Lectures on Benefits of Organic Fertilizers to Vegetables were delivered by the members of the Extension Project.
After the lectures, students were given time to prepare their respective vegetable gardens which they were tasked to cultivate so that they can produce products that they will sell in their culmination program in December 2022.
WEEK 4
Education: Sustainable Agriculture
AUGUST 13, 2022
A Resource Speaker was invited to share his benevolent knowledge in farming, vermicomposting, and mushroom cultivation.
Mr. Edward Advincula; a project member, together with CHMSU students shared their talents and skills in garden beautification by offering a free facade for 4H AIYFAWA Farm.
APPROVED PROPOSAL
project-CLEAN-proposal.pdfMEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT (MOA)
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