Republic of the Philippines

Province of Pangasinan
MUNICIPALITY OF LINGAYEN

PROVINCIAL SOCIAL WELFARE & DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

PROJECT PROPOSAL
August 26, 2016

I. TITLE : Cash For Work

II. NAME OF PROJECTS PER BARANGAY :

# OF
MUNICIPALITY NAME OF PROJECTS
BENEFECIARIES
DISTRICT I 300
ALAMINOS CITY Clean-up Drive (per area / location): 100

Female beneficiaries:
a. Sweeping and uprooting (pull up) grasses
b. Planting of seedlings (trees and vegetables)
c. Cleaning of the surroundings (collection,
segregation and disposal of garbage)

Male beneficiaries
d. Declogging of canals and sewerages (male
beneficiaries)
e. Clearing operations (branches of trees or any
obstacles in the roads)
ANDA 100
BOLINAO 100
DISTRICT II 500
AGUILAR 100
BASISTA 100
BINMALEY 100
BUGALLON 100
LINGAYEN 100
DISTRICT III 300
BAYAMBANG 100
CALASIAO 100
SAN CARLOS CITY 100
DISTRICT IV 200
MANGALDAN 100
SAN FABIAN 100
DISTRICT V 500
ALCALA 100
BINALONAN 100
LAOAC 100
VILLASIS 100
URDANETA CITY 100
DISTRICT VI 200
ASINGAN 100
SAN QUINTIN 100
TOTAL 2,000

III. NUMBER OF BENEFECIARIES: 2,000 OUT OF SCHOOL YOUTHS (PYAs)

IV PROJECT SITES

MUNICIPALITY YOUTH KALIPI PWD

DISTRICT I 300
ALAMINOS CITY 100
ANDA 100
BOLINAO 100
DISTRICT II 500
AGUILAR 100
BASISTA 100
BINMALEY 100
BUGALLON 100
LINGAYEN 100
DISTRICT III 300
BAYAMBANG 100
CALASIAO 100
SAN CARLOS CITY 100
DISTRICT IV 200
MANGALDAN 100
SAN FABIAN 100
DISTRICT V 500
ALCALA 100
BINALONAN 100
LAOAC 100
VILLASIS 100
URDANETA CITY 100
DISTRICT VI 200
ASINGAN 100
SAN QUINTIN 100

V. BACKGROUND RATIONALE:

The welfare of the community (especially children, youth, women, PWDs and the elderly) is the
prime purpose of this project. We want to have a community that is safe and offers a healthy
environment (due to high incidence of Dengue cases and other related health problems brought by
unhygienic environment). We visualize a community that secured and protected from any hazards and
risks. And to implement this, we need to have a:

Clean-up Drive (per area / location):

Female beneficiaries:

a. Sweeping and uprooting (pull up) grasses

b. Planting of seedlings (trees and vegetables)
c. Cleaning of the surroundings (collection, segregation and disposal of garbage)

Male beneficiaries

d. Declogging of canals and sewerages

e. Clearing operations (branches of trees or any obstacles on the roads)

Street canals are being clogged with soil, weeds, stones, and other particles. This will prevent
flooding (rainwater); therefore there is the need to clear these fragments for water to flow freely to the
fields or open areas. Moreover, our surroundings are being bombarded with garbage and unwanted
grasses; therefore there is a need to organize a CLEAN UP DRIVE to make people sanitize their areas.
Also, this will prevent some health diseases brought by insanitary and harmful environment; dengue
cases increases and other health related cases.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development Office (DSWD) as the social welfare
development arm of the Philippine Government is mandated to provide assistance to Local Government
Units (LGU), Non-Government Organization (NGO) and other members of the society in implementing
programs effectively.

Thus, the Department recognized the necessity to provide the needed assistance thru Cash for
Work (CFW). Objectives:

1. To have a free flow of water from the street canals to the open fields.
2. To prevent health diseases brought by poor environmental sanitation
3. To alleviate the health condition of the marginalized families in the different barangays
4. To encourage community participation and cooperation among the residents of the different
municipalities of Pangasinan.

VI. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT:

The Clean UP Drive in the locality will be benefiting the residents wherein they will be provided
with safe and protected environment.

The said project particularly the materials to be used in Clean UP Drive are the counterpart of
beneficiaries. However, the labor cost of the 2,000 OSYs will be charged to the program of the
Department of Social Welfare and Development Field Office I (DSWD FOI).

VII. IMPLEMENTATION MECHANICS:

The Two Thousand (2,000) beneficiaries will manually remove and clean the debris and other
fragments that clog irrigation canals, clean and sweep the surroundings in the barangays in ten (10)
days.

VIII. BUDGET REQUIREMENTS:

Barangay Counterpart LGU Counterpart DSWD Augmentation

Tools Needed such as stiff Monitoring during and after 2,000 beneficiaries
brooms, pails, shovels, bolo the implementation X PHP190.00 x 10 days =
and other related tools P3,800,000.00

IX. RECOMMENDATION:

Based on the above facts, the need for Cash For Work will greatly help the beneficiaries primarily
the unemployed residents while removing and clearing the street canals and cleaning their environment.

In view of the above, the undersigned respectfully recommends an amount of Three

Million Eight Hundred thousand Pesos (Php 3,800,000.00) for Cash For Work of the 2,000
beneficiaries as labor for the projects mentioned above.

Prepared By:

Recommending Approval:

Approved By:
 Republic of the Philippines
Province of Pangasinan
PROVINCIAL SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
Solis St., LDH Compound, Lingayen, Pangasinan
Telefax # (075)633-2766

September 6, 2016

MR. MARCELO NICOMEDES J. CASTILLO

Regional Director
DSWD Field Office I
San Fernando City, La Union

Dear Sir:

To fast track the distribution of cash assistance of nine million and five hundred thousand (P 9.5M) given
to this Province, may we suggest the following (as the justifiable reasons) as stipulated in MC #4 entitled
“Guidelines on the Implementation of the Protective Services Program, as the implementing
activities/programs:

1. Assistance to Individual Crisis Situation (AICS) – for the walk in indigent clients
2. Food Packs – for victims of disaster
3. Cash for Work - for the indigent members of the sectoral groups

Thank you and for your approval sir.

Very truly yours,

Prov’l Social Welfare & Dev’t. Officer

RECIPIENTS – 25 MEMBERS EACH
NO. PYA KALIPI PWD SENIOR CITIZENS
1 ALAMINOS CITY BANI ANDA LINGAYEN
2 ANDA BOLINAO BANI Binmaley
3 BOLINAO DASOL BOLINAO Sual
4 AGUILAR INFANTA BUGALLON Dasol
5 BASISTA SUAL LABRADOR Bani
6 BINMALEY BASISTA MANGATAREM Bugallon
7 BUGALLON BUGALLON CALASIAO Mangatarem
8 LINGAYEN MANGATAREM MALASIQUI San Carlos City
9 BAYAMBANG URBIZTONDO SAN CARLOS CITY Aguilar
10 CALASIAO SAN FABIAN SAN FABIAN Calasiao
11 SAN CARLOS CITY MAPANDAN POZORRUBIO Basista
12 MANGALDAN BINALONAN ASINGAN Anda
13 SAN FABIAN LAOAC Mangaldan
14 ALCALA SISON
15 BINALONAN ASINGAN
16 LAOAC SAN MAUEL
17 VILLASIS SAN QUINTIN
18 URDANETA CITY UMINGAN
19 ASINGAN SAN CARLOS CITY
20 SAN QUINTIN URDANETA CITY
TOTAL 500 500