Social Investigatory Project For Presentation

Creativity, Curiosity and Innovation:
Cultivating the Minds of Young Entrepreneurs
Cara-board
“Aromatic Pooperboard for a Healthier World”
A Product Proposal presented to:
Ms. LARAH CAMILE S. ADAO, LPT

University Lecturer
In partial Fulfillment of the requirements for

Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting
By:
Names of Members:
Belo, Jason Vic D.
Caringal, Chrishane O.
Castillo, Wendel C.
Falculan, Angela B.
Panerio, Loraine F.
May, 2024
Group 6_Cara-board Social Innovation Project

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Table of Contents
I. Product Information...………………………………………………………..…...3
 Product Information and Description………………………………………..….…3
 Specific Objectives…………………………………………………………………..4
 Product Logo...…………………………………………………………………...….6
II. Organizational Plan…………………………………………………………..……7
 Organization Structure………………………………………………………………7
 Company Officers / Role of Each Members of the organization…………….....7
III. Product Offering………………………………………………………………….10
 Product Name……………………………………………………………………...10
 Product Concept…………………………………………………………………...10
 Product Image…………………………………………………………………..….13
 Product Benefits……………………………………………………………...…….13
 Differentiation…………………………………………………………………..…..14
IV. Management/Operational Aspect………………………………………..…….16
 Materials Used………………………………………………………………..……16
 Production Process…………………………………………………………..……17
 Price List……………………………………………………………………..……..22
 SWOT Analysis……………………...…………………………………..……..….22
V. Marketing Aspect………………………………………………………...……….24
 Location……………………………………………………………………..………24
 Beneficiary……………………………………………………………………..…...25
 Promotion………………………………………………………………………..….25
VI. Sustainability Aspect…………………………………………………………....27
 Bibliography…………………………………………………………………….…..29

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I. Product Information
Product Information and Description
Cara-board
Cara-board is an amalgamation of a paperboard and a chalkboard product,

visually representing the latter and functionally acting as both, although limited due
to the nature and material of the product. The production follows an ancient way of
producing a paper product, in which a cellulose fiber source is converted into a pulp,
set in a screen, and dried under the sun, apart from the intervention that suits the
unique and simple way of producing this board. The product consists of carabao
manure as its primary solute with banana tree trunks acting as adhesive for the
mixture. Following a fundamental process, its solvent consists of only water
measured out equivalent to the measurement of solutes. Lastly, the product is
enhanced by the fragrance of Sampaguita, indirectly incorporated into the board by
storing the product in a container filled with the smell of the flower.
Recognizing the worldwide predicament of Global warming, turning potent

matters emitting greenhouse gases and converting them into something that may
assist in decreasing the problem is something that society must work towards.
Hence, producing a product that uses an alternative material away from trees not
only helps preserve lands but also in the maintenance of proper weather conditions.
The choice of carabao manure as the primary source of material for Cara-board not
only helps in decreasing the emission of greenhouse gases, but also assists in
procuring individuals to create a paper product away from the cutting down of trees,
and towards a greener, and healthier world.

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Specific Objectives
Specific
Ultimately, the objective of the product is to recognize and mitigate the

repercussions of Global warming, caused by another increasing problem driven by
the usage of trees for various furniture and paper products. In the grand scheme of
things, no major movement can be made in fixing the entirety of an already existing
worldwide problem, however, particular and small steps toward that major goal can
be attained with the help of innovation and application of fundamental processes.
Hence, innovations like Cara-board, a paperboard/chalkboard product that does not
employ the cutting of trees for its production may be a steppingstone in regulating
worldwide temperature.
Measurable
Attention and exposure to the possibility that carabao manure can be made
into a paper product in the locality where that material came from is the first step
towards obtaining the grand objective of the product. Laying out the knowledge to a
group of local farmers and their families gives rise to the recognition that there are
other uses for the excretion of their animals. This initiation opens the possibility that
a material regarded as useless may be useful under various processes and
information.
Achievable

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Giving rise to the information on Cara-board production and maintaining its

dissemination on the locality from which the materials are derived is an objective
manageable. Further spreading of the existence of Cara-board and its benefits can
be attained given the possibility that farmers may speak of the innovative material of
the product.
Relevant
Reduction of excretes emitting greenhouse gases and production of paper

products without intervention of cutting trees is a timely solution for the current
condition of Earth and its rising temperature due to the deficiency of trees. Producing
a product that deals with two problems in one is a relevant innovation considering
the major implication that Global warming presents for current and future
generations.
Time-bound
Working on solving a problem that exists already and setting out for minor
steps toward the solution is an objective that should be done as soon as possible.
Thus, the initiation and production of Cara-board marks the beginning of a rigorous
timeline where people use alternative materials for producing paper products instead
of the commercial and conventional process of using trees.

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Product Logo
The Cara-board logo consists of the product name, its tagline, the primary
character depicting the source, and the various elements required in its production.
The brown color of the logo embodies the actual visual representation of the product,
the green leaf that surrounds the carabao legs gives recognition to the content of
banana tree trunks and the yellow flower represents the small hints of the same color
that a Sampaguita have and the mascot of the product in the form of a carabao pays
respect to the source of the primary material of Cara-board. The font and the white
line that surrounds the elements give an outline that emphasizes the product name,
motto, and mascot. The mascot having aspects of the Sampaguita highlights the
differentiation of the product, its expression draws out an uplifting, earthy, and

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natural mood, representing the experience of buying an environment-friendly,

affordable, Pooperboard product.

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II. Organizational Plan
Organization Structure
Project Head
Jason Vic D. Belo
Marketing Manager Finance Manager

Angela F. Falculan Product Manager
Wendel C. Castillo Loraine F. Panerio
Production Worker
Chrishane O. Caringal
Company Officers / Role of Each Members of the organization
Name: Belo, Jason Vic D.
Position: Project Head
Duties and Responsibilities: The one managing the whole process, oversees all
aspects of the organization whether progress is going well or whether there is
progress in the project. Responsible for solving the problems that the organization

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encounters and the one who decides what course of action is suitable for those
situations. Plans, monitor, control, and execute plans for the business.
Name: Falculan, Angela B.
Position: Marketing Manager
Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for planning, implementing, and

managing marketing strategies to promote the product. The one in charge of making
social media accounts and content for campaigns and product advertisements of the
management. Focuses on the marketing aspect of the organization.
Name: Castillo, Wendel C.
Position: Product Manager
Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for the success of the production aspect
of the business. Works and manages to ensure that products meet and satisfy
customer expectations, in charge of the operational side of the organization.
Name: Caringal, Chrishane Ela O.
Position: Production Worker
Duties and Responsibilities: In charge of the manufacturing of the product. The

one who does all the procedures to produce a Cara-board. Operates the equipment
and assists in product packaging.

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Name: Panerio, Loraine F.
Position: Financial Manager
Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for advising the organization on ways to

increase profit. Keeps record of all financial variables that constitute the production
of Cara-board. Handles and manages the liquid assets while overseeing the non-
current assets of the business.

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III. Product Offering
Product Name
Cara-board
The product name Cara-board highlights the product's distinctive material and
the conventional and commercial product in the papermaking industry. Cara-board, a
shortened play of the terms Carabao and Board emphasize the unconventional
innovation that the product offers having the primary material utilizing carabao
excretes and the output that has undergone production producing a paperboard
product. Its name and its features provide a novel identity. This product offers the
conventional characteristics of a paperboard product and the unconventional usage
of waste for further sustainability of the environment.
Product Concept
Cara-board is an innovation utilizing the excretion of carabaos and banana

tree trunks of an already cut-down banana tree for its solute and water for its solvent.
Its mixture consists of all-natural materials which validates the concept and purpose
of the product. Its production follows an ancient and fundamental process, referring
to the ancient way of producing paper. The first papers were made from recycled
fishing nets, bamboo, mulberry bark, or hemp. Papermakers follow several steps to
make paper (Williams R., 2021). According to Robert Williams (2021), papermakers
of ancient times began the papermaking process by harvesting fibers. Then, large
pits lined with stones or wooden vats were used to soak, or ret, the fibers for up to
three months. The papermaker then pounded the fibers into pulp using wooden tools
or rocks. Next, the pulp is poured and spread evenly on top of the mold by hand.

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Similar to the production process of Cara-board, the pulp is left on the screen,
drained, and dried under the sun. In adherence to the fundamental and ancient way
of producing a paper product, Cara-board follows the same process of collecting a
fiber source, converting it into pulp, molded, and leaving the mixture to dry. This
attribute of Cara-board utilizes the conventional and natural way of creating paper
and emphasizes the usage of fibers away from the commercialized usage of trees
for paper production.
Trees are the primary source of cellulose for paper production due to their
high percentage of this fiber. Hence, the papermaking industry utilizes this resource
for paper production. However, this structural component exists in all plants, yet
trees are preferred due to their superiority of containing the utmost percentage of this
polymer. All plant-thickened secondary cell walls are only deposited in certain cell
types at the cessation of cell expansion but form the majority of biomass. Secondary
Cellulose makes up 35–45% of the dry weight of grass secondary cell walls (Gao et
al., 2020). The swamp-type water buffalo native in the Philippines primarily eats
grass as its energy source, this explains the availability of cellulose fiber in the
excretion of carabaos, which can be attributed to the digestive process of the animal.
The utilization of carabao manure in the production process of Cara-board is

what sets it apart from the commercialized counterpart of the product. This usage is
thanks to the digestive system of diverse species in which carabao, a domestic water
buffalo takes part. Bovines are typical ruminants whose stomach consists of four
chambers (Braun, 2016). During the digestive process, the raw materials first flow
into rumen and reticulum, where it is processed mechanically and exposed to
bacteria that can break down cellulose (foregut fermentation) and then the semi-
digested materials (cud) move back into the mouth in the form of small balls of food
from the two chambers, and subsequently, the regurgitated materials are re-chewed
and re-swallowed, finally, the materials pass through omasum and abomasum to

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squeeze out all of the moisture. In these chambers, the digestive enzyme lysozyme
and many anaerobic microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, infusorians, and
protozoan, can primarily break down plant fibers, especially hemicellulose, and
pectin. Hence, it is considered that a high percentage of cellulose is preserved in
cow dung (Joblin et al., 2002; Khalid et al., 2018). The latter explanation tackles the
digestive system and how cows turn the grass they consume into a source of
cellulose. Ruminants such as cows falling under the same family as carabaos
support the capabilities of the animal to turn the grass they eat into the same kind of
fiber since both animals have a specialized stomach that allows this process.
The employment of other sources of fiber for paper product production is in

direct coherence with the purpose, cause, and goal of Cara-board which is to utilize
a waste that excretes greenhouse gases and use it for making a paper product
without the intervention of cutting down trees to maintain the regulators of
temperature and helps in diminishing the effects of Global warming. Human beings
have been one of the main causes of this significant increase in climate change
through industries without measuring the consequences of these acts as well as the
poor management that has been given for years to the fauna and flora, thus causing
great disasters and raising temperatures with carbon dioxide produced by man that
is reflected on the planet through heat waves, droughts, strong storms, food
shortages, death of animals (Zuñiga Herera, 2023). Envisioning the ultimate goal of
bringing into fruition the utilization of other sources of fiber for paper production and
reducing the cutting down of trees which is the major cause of Global warming and
initiating the act by producing a paper product using animal excretes that emanates
greenhouse gases and innovating the material into a possible source of living is an
approach that caters and solves one of the recurring predicaments of society.

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Product Image
Product Benefits
Cara-board visually represents and functions as a chalkboard allowing chalk-

like products to be drawn and written on the product. The compressed thick layer of
Cara-board may also function as a corkboard enabling the attachment and
presentation of various information. With the assistance of adhesive products, Cara-
board may also operate as a packaging box allowing the storage of other items.
Having the capability of any other paper or pulp products, Cara-board may be cut
and maneuvered into different forms, shapes, and sizes.
Cara-board is an eco-friendly paper product that may be recycled and reused,

minimizing the effects of natural resource extraction due to industrialization.
Economic growth and associated urbanization and industrialization trends stimulate
demand for national resource extraction and consumption, resulting in environmental

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unsustainability (Baloch et al., 2019). Industrialization's unsustainability aspect is

evident in the environmental repercussions that are evident in the society of the
current generation. Extreme heat waves affect individuals, resulting in worse health
conditions and diseases. The severe environmental condition may be attributed to
the lackluster number of trees due to their usage in the papermaking industry.
Cara-board uses an alternative material to eliminate the intervention of

cutting trees, and this utilization also helps diminish the greenhouse gases evident in
the cattle industry. The cattle industry alone contributes about 15% of the GHG
produced annually while human sludge contributes approximately another 18%
(Prescient & Strategic Intelligence and Trove Research, 2021). Utilizing carabao
manure as the primary solute for producing a Cara-board efficiently and effectively
draws out from the commercial way of making a paper product benefitting society
and the environment. Sarkodie (2018) argues that human activities, including mining,
deforestation, and chainsaw operations, are among the major causes of natural
habitat destruction, and water, soil, and air pollution. Hence, producing an innovative
product that caters to the needs of society and the natural environment not only
satisfies one segment of the world but the majority of it.
Differentiation
Cara-board uses carabao excretes as its primary solute containing grass

fibers, unlike commercial paperboard that utilizes wooden fibers. The product also
emanates a Sampaguita smell due to the fragrance of the flower indirectly applied to
the board, making it unique to other scented paper products that are directly
modified by chemicals and other ingredients. It also provides multifunctionality due
to the versatility it has. The production follows a fundamental process that eliminates
the intervention of cutting trees to gather a source of cellulose fiber, in contrast, it

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uses the excretion of carabaos which not only diminishes the source of greenhouse
gases but also allows an alternative material to be a source of cellulose. Lastly, the
materials are composed of natural resources and wastes, which contributes to a
better cause of decreasing greenhouse gasses from the excretes, eliminating the
usage of trees for paper product production, and ultimately the preservation of the
environment and nature.

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IV. Management / Operational Aspect
Materials Used
Item Raw Materials Materials Quantity Unit Total Cost

Number Specification Cost
1 Dry Carabao Processed into Pulp 400g - -
Manure
2 Banana Tree Chopped Banana Tree 100g - -
Trunks Trunks
3 Water Tap Water 500mL - -
4 Sampaguita Asteria Apothecary 5mL ₱2.39 ₱11.95
Fragrance Oil Sampaguita Fragrance
Oil 100mL
5 Cotton Ball Cleene Cotton Balls 4pcs ₱0.45 ₱1.80
100s
6 Paper Bag Kraft Brown Paper Bag 1pc ₱1.40 ₱1.40
50s
7 Sandpaper Korean Eagle LIHA 1pc ₱5.00 ₱5.00
Waterproof Sandpaper
Equipment and Indirect Materials
• Cotton Cloth • Silk Screen • Blender • Weighing Scale • Scissor • Printer

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Production Process
Collecting
Gather and collect the carabao manure in one container, removing

unnecessary constituents such as worms and grass. Collect the remains of an
already chopped-down banana tree and cut down a portion of its trunk, chop it down
into manageable pieces. Separate the solutes in different containers.
Cleaning
Soak the gathered carabao manure in a container filled with water for about
half an hour, this softens the carabao manure, allowing manageable segregation of
debris stuck in the material. Cleaning it by hand allows an easier management and
segregation of debris and other foreign materials stuck on the solute.

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Crush and pour carabao manure into a stainless-steel stock pot and fill it
almost full of water. Put the mixture of carabao manure and water to a boil
continuously crushing the excrete while stirring the pot filled with the mixture for
about 20 to 30 minutes.
After boiling, pour and strain the carabao manure by catching it using a cotton
cloth and simultaneously running it with cold water to avoid burns and injury that the
hot material may cause.
Compress and collect the carabao manure now converted into a pulp readily
available for the preceding processes. Squeezing the caught pulp by hand allows
better grip and stronger compression.

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The banana tree trunks are meticulously cleaned, removing any unwanted
debris.
Mixing
The cleaned banana tree trunks are chopped into manageable pieces and
turned into a mixture by putting them in a blender filled with an equal amount of
solvent. The carabao manure turned into pulp is then crushed and mixed with water
by blending the mixture in a blender. Combine the mixture of carabao manure and
banana tree trunks by blending it all and storing it in one container. The mixture and
computation of the product is as follows:
 400g Carabao Manure
 100g Banana Tree Trunks
 500mL Water
Computation:
 1mL of Water for every 1g of Solvent (400g Carabao Manure + 100g Banana
Tree Trunks = 500mL Water)
 25g of Banana Tree Trunks for every 100g of Carabao Manure (400g
Carabao Manure = 100g Banana Tree Trunks)

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100mL of Water = 100g of Banana Tree Trunks
Screening and Drying
The resulting mixture is then poured onto a silk screen. Spread the mixture
evenly across the entire surface of the screen. Leave the mixture to dry and avoid
unnecessary positional alterations to the mold.
Flattening
Once dry, remove the Cara-board from the screen avoiding excessive force to
maintain the quality of the product. The paperboard may still exhibit slight
unevenness due to excessive exposure to the sun. To achieve an evenly distributed

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surface, pin down the board with a moderately heavy flat object to apply a gentle yet
firm pressure.
Perfuming
Store the paperboard in an air-tight container with cotton balls containing

Sampaguita Fragrance oil.
(Optional) Cutting/Modification
The fully dried and flattened paperboard can be cut into various shapes and
sizes, catering to specific needs and artistic visions.

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Packaging
Pack the Cara-board on its packaging paper bag containing its logo, now
ready to be served and sold to its customers.
Price List
The production incurred a total cost of ₱20.15 The product has a markup
percentage of 30% and considering the equipment and other indirect cost that
contributed to the production of Cara-board, the product may be listed and have a
selling price of ₱26.20.
SWOT Analysis
Strength
 The strength of Cara-board lies in its differentiation, eco-friendly materials,

and low-price process.
 Its composition is novel and unique, and the product is made for a cause that
caters to a worldwide problem.
 It offers features unconventional to the commercial equivalent of the product
being a mix of paperboard and chalkboard.
 Its multifunctionality and versatility cater to different demands from customers.

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Weakness
 Due to its fundamental process and with no intervention of heavy machinery,

the durability of the Cara-board is incomparable to its commercial counterpart.
 Visually and psychologically, customers may be overwhelmed by the fact that
the material used for this product is made from animal excrete and be
disgusted by it.
Opportunity
 The application of machinery and heavy equipment to the production of the

Cara-board enables a far greater quality for the product and gives the ability
for mass production.
 The product serving the far greater good of the environment caters to the eco-
friendly market opening the possibility for a sustainable and healthier society.
 Major legal changes that give recognition of making paper products from
alternative materials open the opportunity for greater sales.
 Its utilization of natural resources in the form of its solution allows a renewable
and free source of material, supplementing its sustainability aspect.
Threat
 Competition in the paper industry and the specificity of the product type
threaten the possibility of making Cara-board a trend for customers.

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V. Marketing Aspect
Location
San Antonio, Sto. Tomas City Batangas is an excellent spot for a paperboard
production business that utilizes carabao manure as its primary material for various
reasons, the vicinity of the Sto. Tomas is a widely covered agricultural area, and
there is an abundant source of carabao manure evident in the farms that cover the
majority of the more rural portion of the city. The latter reasoning explains the
availability and adequate supply of carabao manure and banana tree trunks, allowing
sustainable production of Cara-board. Its agricultural community is exposed to
proper segregation and waste management, enabling the possibility of recruiting an
open-minded workforce capable of handling such unconventional material. Sto.
Tomas's rural setting may enhance the community support for the product
considering its utilization of a local waste material contributing to its economic
development. Hence, the abundance of carabao manure, the local support for the
material and its cause, and the invention of the product make the location a suitable
target for putting up a business site for Cara-board production.

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Beneficiary
The community of local farmers of San Antonio, Sto. Tomas City, Batangas
are the specific beneficiaries of Cara-board production. They play a vital role in
enabling the abundant supply of carabao manure thanks to the help of their farm
animals that give the excrete that acts as the primary material of the product, thus,
giving them the knowledge and information about the possibility of the resources that
they have and turning it into a useful product enables a possible source of income
that have a great cause and benefit for other people. Apart from the locals from
which the materials are derived, the beneficiaries may also consist of an ecologically
inclined market that seeks alternatives to the commercialized paper products, giving
them the choice of opting for an environmental-friendly product, as well as the
students and workers that may use Cara-board as part of their school and office
supplies.
Promotion
Promoting Cara-board effectively, using different social media platforms used

by most individuals is advantageous to the marketing aspect of the product. In
adherence to this, using platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and
TikTok is a great way to make netizens notice the availability of an innovative,
sustainable product. Facebook and TikTok are particularly great platforms because
their sharing feature allows any promotional content about the product to a wide
array of audiences, opening up diverse yet committed consumers who want the best
for their own needs and the environment.

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Cara-board Facebook Page
Cara-board TikTok Account

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VI. Sustainability Aspect
Supply
Cara-board is a sustainable product made from the manure of carabao that

offers several environmental benefits. It introduces a procedure that follows no
intervention in cutting down trees, thus conserving a natural resource that plays a
vital role in the sustainability of the environment. As for its primary material, the
abundant number of carabao in the country enables an unlimited supply of the
carabao manure which consequently happens to be evident in the area from which
the target location of the business resides. For the natural adhesive aspect of the
product, the banana tree trunks, numerous amounts of the tree are available since it
is normal to cut the banana trees that have already been harvested which are
typically thrown away.

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Market
Capitalizing on its availability and affordability in the commercial market, the

application of Sampaguita fragrance oil for the indirect perfuming of the product acts
as the middle ground of ancient processes and the novel differentiation of modern
times that assists Cara-board in expressing its superior product differentiation
enabling a sustainable yet niche space in the marketplace.
Sales
The production of Cara-board reduces the sources of greenhouse gases

through the utilization of carabao manure as its primary material, further
complementing the cause and purpose of the product in helping preserve the
regulators of temperature during times of difficulty due to Global warming. Hence,
having a timely solution and a relevant purpose constitutes the initiation of society to
recognize and attempt to fix a current and timely problem increasing the demand and
probable sales of the product.

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Creativity, Curiosity and Innovation:

Cultivating the Minds of Young Entrepreneurs

A Product Proposal presented to:

Ms. LARAH CAMILE S. ADAO, LPT

In partial Fulfillment of the requirements for

Group 6_Cara-board Social Innovation Project

Group 6_Cara-board Social Innovation Project

Product Information and Description

Cara-board is an amalgamation of a paperboard and a chalkboard product,

Recognizing the worldwide predicament of Global warming, turning potent

Group 6_Cara-board Social Innovation Project

Ultimately, the objective of the product is to recognize and mitigate the

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Giving rise to the information on Cara-board production and maintaining its

Reduction of excretes emitting greenhouse gases and production of paper

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natural mood, representing the experience of buying an environment-friendly,

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II. Organizational Plan

Marketing Manager Finance Manager

Company Officers / Role of Each Members of the organization

Name: Belo, Jason Vic D.

Position: Project Head

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Name: Falculan, Angela B.

Position: Marketing Manager

Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for planning, implementing, and

Name: Castillo, Wendel C.

Position: Product Manager

Name: Caringal, Chrishane Ela O.

Position: Production Worker

Duties and Responsibilities: In charge of the manufacturing of the product. The

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Name: Panerio, Loraine F.

Position: Financial Manager

Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for advising the organization on ways to

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III. Product Offering

Cara-board is an innovation utilizing the excretion of carabaos and banana

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The utilization of carabao manure in the production process of Cara-board is

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The employment of other sources of fiber for paper product production is in

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Cara-board visually represents and functions as a chalkboard allowing chalk-

Cara-board is an eco-friendly paper product that may be recycled and reused,

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unsustainability (Baloch et al., 2019). Industrialization's unsustainability aspect is

Cara-board uses an alternative material to eliminate the intervention of

Cara-board uses carabao excretes as its primary solute containing grass

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IV. Management / Operational Aspect

Item Raw Materials Materials Quantity Unit Total Cost

Equipment and Indirect Materials

• Cotton Cloth • Silk Screen • Blender • Weighing Scale • Scissor • Printer

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