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Project Title: Monthly Tree Planting Initiative in Salug National High School

II. Project Proponent:

- Name: Cirr Welboy I. Macatual

- Organization: YES-Organization

III. Project Rationale:

The Monthly Tree Planting Initiative at Salug National High School aims to foster environmental
stewardship among students and contribute to the improvement of the school environment. By
engaging students in regular tree planting activities, the initiative seeks to instill a sense of
responsibility towards nature and promote sustainable practices.

IV. Project Objective:

The primary objective of this project is to enhance the school environment through the regular
planting of trees and to educate students about the importance of environmental conservation. By
participating in tree planting events, students will develop a deeper understanding of ecosystem
services and contribute to the beautification of their school campus.

V. Project Description:

The project will involve organizing monthly tree planting events in designated areas of the school
campus. Each event will include site preparation, tree selection, planting, and post-planting care
instructions. Additionally, educational workshops will be conducted to provide students with
information about the environmental benefits of trees, proper planting techniques, and the role of
trees in mitigating climate change.

VI. Project Duration:

The project will span over the course of 12 months, with monthly tree planting events scheduled
throughout the academic year. Planning and preparation will occur in the initial months, followed by
the implementation of tree planting activities and educational workshops.

VII. Target Beneficiaries:

The primary beneficiaries of this project are the students of Salug National High School, who will
actively participate in tree planting activities and educational workshops. Additionally, the entire
school community will benefit from the improved school environment and enhanced green spaces.
VIII. Proposed Budget:

1. Saplings and planting materials: Php 200,000

2. Tools and equipment (shovels, gloves, etc.): Php 100,000

3. Educational workshops and materials: Php 150,000

4. Operational costs (venue rental, utilities, etc.): Php 100,000

5. Monitoring and evaluation: Php 50,000

Total Proposed Budget: Php 600,000

I. Project Title: Enhancing Digital Literacy in Rural Communities

II. Project Proponent:

Name: Paul Christian M. de Guzman

Organization: Tech4All Foundation

III. Project Rationale:

Despite the increasing digitization of information and services, rural communities often lack access
to technology and digital literacy training. This project aims to bridge the digital divide by providing
comprehensive digital literacy programs to empower individuals in rural areas with essential digital
skills.

IV. Project Objective:

The primary objective of this project is to equip residents of rural communities with the necessary
digital literacy skills to participate fully in the digital age. By doing so, we aim to enhance their access
to educational, economic, and social opportunities.

V. Project Description:

The project will involve the development and implementation of digital literacy workshops and
training sessions tailored to the specific needs of rural communities. Topics covered will include
basic computer skills, internet navigation, online safety, and utilizing digital tools for communication
and productivity.

Additionally, the project will provide access to technology resources such as computers, tablets, and
internet connectivity in community centers or local schools. Trained facilitators will conduct hands-
on training sessions, supplemented by online resources and support materials.

VI. Project Duration:

The project will be implemented over a period of 12 months, with an initial planning and assessment
phase followed by the rollout of training programs and ongoing support activities.

VII. Target Beneficiaries:

The project will target residents of rural communities, including farmers, small business owners,
students, and homemakers, who currently have limited access to digital technology and lack basic
digital literacy skills.
VIII. Proposed Budget:

1. Training materials and resources: $10,000

2. Technology equipment (computers, tablets, etc.): $15,000

3. Facilitator stipends and travel expenses: $8,000

4. Operational costs (rental of venues, utilities, etc.): $5,000

5. Monitoring and evaluation: $2,000

Total Proposed Budget: $40,000