St.

Paul College of Ilocos Sur

(Member, St Paul University System)
St. Paul Avenue, Bantay, 2727 Ilocos Sur
PAASCU Re-Accredited Level III

PROPOSAL PLAN FOR HSS 108 & Work Immersion

I. Introduction
For the duration of the whole pandemic, the Philippines has been going through hardship due to the underlying problems of the government that
has greatly affected the lives of the Filipino people. Essentially, in order for us to combat these, we have to establish different programs and activities
that resolve the reoccurring issues that we are facing today. And as part of the whole project, we are going to identify democratic and undemocratic
practices that are observed in either barangay, municipal, or provincial levels. These will help us break the problem into different parts in pursuit of
recognizing what we have to do as citizens of this nation. In addition to that, we are going to distinguish different alternatives that can guide us through
the whole process. As a proposal plan, we have to keep in mind these aspects: involved institutions, feasible alternatives, logistics, involved agencies,
and the time frame – all of which are based off of concrete preparations that will be used for further applications.
This developmental task will teach us how to cohesively put ideas together for real-world situations. Being it said that this is a collaborative work
between HSS 108 and work immersion, we can therefore expect that we are essentially working on the field as active democratic participants. And
even though we are limited with the resources that we need to uplift these plans; we can at least start from scratch and learn from this proposal.
II. Executive Summary

There are different democratic and undemocratic practices that are prominent in our region and these are what greatly affect the welfare of our
own people. Within our own locality, our people have suffered through various means that caused detrimental effects to societal development. Due
to the corona virus pandemic, democratic participation has tunneled down into different mediums, separating politics in the real world, and creating a
political war zone on the internet. With the limitations we have at hand, there are those who are living in poverty that are deprived of their ability to
take part in different democratic practices, and it is within our responsibility to aid those who need our help; and this proposal plan offers various
alternatives that do so.

This proposal plan is divided into three parts: establishing programs to help the poor, creating limitations for the covid-19 pandemic, and offering
assistance to those who need help in registering as voters. Essentially, these are the most prominent solutions that we can use to the relevant issues
that we have today. And with careful analysis, we can showcase the alternative resolutions with regards to its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities,
and threats – all of which are considered upon making this plan. In conclusion, this aims to uplift democratic values that promote active citizenship
and participation. In order for us to obtain a desirable result, we have to recognize individual proactivity in pursuit of negating societal issues, and we
have to fight for our basic human rights with regards to our democratic rights.
 St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur
(Member, St Paul University System)
St. Paul Avenue, Bantay, 2727 Ilocos Sur
PAASCU Re-Accredited Level III

III. Proposal Plan

Identified Involved Feasible Alternatives Logistics Involved Agencies Time Frame
Undemocratic Institution
Practices ➢ Establishing ➢ A budget of Non-Government
➢ Department of community pantries around Organizations such as: June 2021 - July 2021
1) Insufficient funds the Interior and for accessible P50,000.00 for
to be given to Local resources food per month 1) Save the Children Aug 2021 – Sept 2021
those who have Government ➢ Starting up donation ➢ Equipment such 2) Philippine
been deprived of (DILG) funds through a Business for Oct 2021 – Nov 2021
as tables, baskets,
resources during ➢ Department of bank or other & resources. We Social Progress
the pandemic. payment services 3) Caritas Manila (Funding will be done
Social Welfare can also make
This hinders ➢ Creating programs monthly)
and use of signages
opportunities for Development that receive unused and social media
those who live in (DSWD) garments or promotions.
poverty. footwear

2) Irresponsible ➢ Philippine ➢ Enforcing strict ➢ Enforcing World Health

behavior of National Police guidelines such as signages all Organization (WHO)
citizens by means (PNP) curfews and throughout places
of disobeying ➢ Bureau of mandatory face high in traffic 1) to provide the
quarantine Immigration masks/face shields ➢ Purchasing necessary For the whole
protocols – which ➢ Bureau of ➢ Having supervision monthly internet research and data duration of the
in return, Corrections in areas that are services for for safe provisions pandemic.
endangers the (BUCOR) crowded with people protocol
lives of others. ➢ Providing available promotions 2) to establish proper
facemasks and face protocols in
shields for purchase societal settings
 St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur
(Member, St Paul University System)
St. Paul Avenue, Bantay, 2727 Ilocos Sur
PAASCU Re-Accredited Level III

3) Inaccessible ways ➢ Commissions ➢ Providing accessible ➢ Personal internet 1) Campaigns that

of registering as a on Elections forms of registration promote individual
for individual use June 2021 – May 2022
voter. This (COMELEC) such as printable responsibility to
negates the documents and (not funded)
vote
people’s rights & through online ➢ Printed 2) Campaigns
responsibilities to means documents (not against vote-
choose their ➢ Creating scheduled funded) selling (IPA)
elected programs that assist
representative. those who are
having a hard time
registering
➢ Giving of free
information about
the necessary
requirements you
need to register
 St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur
(Member, St. Paul University System)
St. Paul Avenue, Bantay 2727, Ilocos Sur
Basic Education – Senior High School

IV. SWOT Analysis of Suggested Feasible Alternatives

HELPFUL HARMFUL
to achieving the goals to achieving the goals
Strengths Weaknesses
(attributes of the organization or

1. Offering assistance to those who need help give them 1. In order for us to acquire large amounts of money without
opportunities to pursue their individual rights and governmental assistance, we need benevolent people who are
INTERNAL ORIGIN

responsibilities. Furthermore, this aids them into helping us fortunate enough to offer money, otherwise the program would
institution)

help people in poverty. not work.

2. Establishing peace and order by creating mandatory
regulations limit the movements of the people. Moreover,
strict guidelines breed obedient citizens due to
consequences of being punished through penalties.
3. Being able to register as a voter no matter where you are
gives accessible means for people to participating in the
near election this 2022.
Opportunities
1. Societal development requires active participation of the
(attributes of the organization or
2. Those who are living in poverty cannot afford to purchase the
mandatory requirements stated to avoid getting infected by the
virus, hence giving them a high chance of getting diseased and
getting caught by the police.
3. Registering as a voter in the Philippines still need money. Even
though it is accessible in the internet, the poor cannot afford to
use their money for internet data or gadgets for that matter.
Threats

1. There are those who abuse community pantries – taking

people who live within it. Giving the poor the necessary
resources more than they could chew. This inhibits unfair
resources that they need offers them an opportunity to
EXTERNAL ORIGIN

distribution of necessities all throughout the targeted region.

change the world we live in. The more people who are
Moreover, this breeds impure acts of violence and greed.
institution)

proactively seeking to progress society, the closer we get

2. With the emergence of proper pandemic etiquette, there are
to a better tomorrow.
still those who risk their lives and others in order to get what
2. Because of the strict requirements of pandemic
they want and need. Because of the regulations, this might
regulations, people create the habit of valuing their safety
cause rebellious acts of purposely spreading the virus.
all throughout the duration of this whole situation.
3. Public network privacy is hard to obtain without a virtual private
Furthermore, this teaches them to become responsible for
network. With online registering, there’s a chance that hackers
their own actions.
might get your private information, and this can be used to
3. Having more active voters in the Philippines means that
threaten and ridicule the individual.
there are more who are participating in the whole election.
 St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur
(Member, St. Paul University System)
St. Paul Avenue, Bantay 2727, Ilocos Sur
Basic Education – Senior High School

Proposed by:
Ruzzel Anjelo V. Briones
Grade 12 – St. Clare

Presented to:

MS. KATRINA JOY NAVAL

Subject Teacher – Working Immersion

MS. PAULINE MANZANO

Subject Teacher – HSS 108