John Carl B.

Aparicio BSED- English 1 NSTP 2 Final Exam

PROJECT PROPOSAL FOR BARANGAY A

I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION

Project Name: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSCIOUSNESS ON BARANGAY

Location: Barangay A

Proponent: NSTP 2 Students of BSED-Engliah 1 from Cor Jesu College

Contact Person: John Carl B. Aparicio

Project Partners: OFFICE OF THE DENR

BRO. POLYCARP ICOMDEV FOUNDATION

Community: 20 household mostly fisherfolks

Resource Base: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION,

EMPOWERMENT OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE,

SEMINAR ON WEAVING,

Target Period: From May 28 until 30 (Flexible depending upon the readiness of all proponent)

Total Project Cost: Php 5,000

Amount Requested: Any amount justifiably sufficient and reasonably given generously.

II. RATIONALE

Adhering to the fact that waste management must always be strictly followed, every Barangay, to
preserve the ecology, must undertake every possible step to accomplish this mandate. The constraint on
budgetary allowances must not always be the primordial reason for us to watch the degradation of our
environment; sitting along and doing nothing is a stifling dagger that thwarts leadership ideology.

The problem of garbage has never been given a solution since leadership will always require
immediate action and sensitivity to community relations. Even though the position greatly demands time,
countless effort, and enormous willpower: We move to conserve and provide a better future to our
children for the first time in history.

Garbage is a universal problem. Giving a solution, we must discipline the community first by
providing them information, making them a partner, imposing stiffer responsibilities, regulating the
amount and frequency of usage for plastic, never over- commercializing, and provide an alternative. To
attain this end, we must first educate them in a manner that will catch their attention. A project that is both
responsive and meaningful will stir their consciousness towards our environment in a way that should not
be too whimsical for them to ignore but too important for them to accomplish.

Although there was a Law on Waste Management, garbage segregation has still been an
impossible feat. Our idea of regulating plastic bags is to discourage the citizens from using more plastic
and become benefactors of handmade native products. Through these means, we can provide stable jobs
for our constituents within the Barangay and promote weaving as a natural practice of healing our
environment. Hence, to initiate this noble cause, adequate funding would be necessary.

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III. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Our Environmental Consciousness Project will commence on the first day of March until the first week of
May. The programs included in our project are the following:

a) Seminar and Workshop on Environmental Planning

b) Training and Workshop on Weaving of Native Basket
c) Public Hearing on proposed implemented ordinances in Barangay
d) Seminar on Waste Mangement

IV. TIMETABLE

Programs Location
May 28 • Seminar and Workshop on Environmental Barangay Covered Court
Planning

May 29 • Training and Workshop on Weaving of Native Barangay Covered Court

Basket
• Public Hearing on proposed implemented
ordinances in Barangay

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May 30 • Public Hearing on proposed Ordinances of Barangay Covered Court
Barangay Poblacion Seminar on Waste
Mangement

V. PROJECT MANAGEMENT

• MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

1. Class Adviser- the Class Adviser shall be in charge of all programs' overall management and
supervision throughout the whole duration of the Environment Consciousness Project.
2. NSTP 2 students- all students shall assist the teacher on initiating every program mentioned.

VI. EXPECTED OUTPUTS AND EFFECTS AND ITS OUTCOMES

The project will entail the following practical results:

o Implementation of Plastic Reduction Ordinance in Barangay.

o Raising the Concern and Cooperation of the Community towards environmental
protection
o Clean and Plastic Free Public Streets
o A Sustainable Industry for Women's, and Out of School Youth Sector.
o A Projected Development Plan for the Barangay

Prepared By:

John Carl B. Aparicio

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