PROJECT PROPOSAL
PROJECT TITLE Balik Sigla sa Lupa
FOCAL PERSON Brgy. Kapitan Alicsander
Grater
BENEFICIARIES Brgy. Malubaklubak Di
Mabangga Sitio Abog-Abog Residents
PROJECT ABSTRACT
(Discuss your background story here and
briefly introduce your project)
OBJECTIVES
(Provide your specific and measurable
objectives)
ACTIVITIES AND TIMELINE
(Give the particular activities that your group
will undertake to achieve your objectives.
Provide corresponding timeline)
AREA OF
IMPLEMENTATION(S) Brgy.
B
Malubaklubak Di Mabangga
Sitio Abog-Abog
PROJECTTED BUDGETARY
REQUIREMENT(S) Sixty-
Thousand Pesos
Our story revolves about a student of
Sir Alic taking her lessons into action
by suggesting Land Improvement
Productivity to overturn the unused
land into a community farm.
Operation:Balik Sigla sa Lupa is
being deliberated to be implemented
with the framework of Agroforestry
and Land and Water Conservation.
Agroforestry, community supported
agriculture, vermiculture, community
composting, drip irrigation and rain
water harvesting are the instrument to
be used to acquire a community farm
that is sustainable and organic. By
efficiently utilizing available land it
helps to improve the productivity of it.
To overturn the unused land into
sustainable and organic community
farm that provides for all and promote
land productivity.
 Preliminary research and
planning (3-7weeks):
- Identify potential locations for the
community farm.
- Determine the goals and objectives
of the community farm.
- Conduct interviews or surveys to
assess community interest and
involvement.
- Create a budget and seek potential

BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS
(Provide the needed amount and projected
expenditures)
sources of funding or grants.
 Form a community farming
group (5-8 weeks):
- Organize meetings to inform and
engage interested community
members.
- Create a steering committee or a
core group of individuals to lead the
project.
- Assign roles and responsibilities
within the group.
 Design and infrastructure
development (1-2 months):
- Develop a master plan for the
community farm, including crop
areas, common spaces, and
infrastructure.
- Construct fences, gates, and
irrigation systems as needed.
- Establish a water source, either
through wells, rainwater harvesting,
or cooperative agreements.
- Build common facilities like a
toolshed, composting area, and
community gathering space.
 Farm management and
operations (ongoing):
- Develop a farming schedule and
crop rotation plan.
- Establish organic farming practices
and seek certification if desired.
- Delegate tasks and responsibilities
among community members.
- Host regular meetings to discuss
operational issues, make decisions,
and plan for the future
Chicken (5x200)=800
Duck (3x300) =900
Goat (2x3000)=6,000
Water Pipe/Hose= 12,000(100 meter)
Irrigation Kit= 5,600
(Filter/regulator, timer, Y-valve, wire
and plastic stakes, feeder lines and
more)
Water Tank= 12,300( 100 L)
Cabbage=58

MONITORING AND EVALUATION
(Discuss measures on how to monitor and
evaluate the success of your project)
Eggplant=58
Tomato=38
Onion=68
Garlic=39
Lemon Grass=45
Bell Pepper =190
Squash =250
Papaya=300
Lumber= 10,000
Net (10 meter x118)=1.118
Nails= 300
Contingency= 5,000
First, to monitor important outcomes,
regular data collection and analysis
can be put into place. Obtaining data
on crop yields, livestock productivity,
and total farm production are a few
examples of this. Measuring the
farm's productivity and efficiency
involves comparing this data to
predetermined benchmarks or
standards.
In order to acquire qualitative
information on the satisfaction levels,
knowledge acquired, and general
impact of the farm on the community,
surveys and interviews can also be
done with farmers, volunteers, and
members of the community. This
input can offer insightful information
on how well the farm engages and
serves the community. To examine the
farm's financial viability, financial
evaluations should also be conducted.
This may entail keeping an eye on
cost-effectiveness, expense control,
and money production. An
understanding of the farm's future
sustainability and development and
expansion possibilities can be gained
by analyzing its financial
performance.
 Setting defined objectives and targets
at the outset is crucial for conducting
an efficient evaluation of the
community farm's performance. This
makes it possible to conduct a focused
examination using pre-established
standards and metrics. In general,
community farms may make well-
informed decisions and continuously
enhance their activities for the mutual
benefit of the farm and the community
it serves by putting in place a
methodical monitoring and
assessment procedure.

Sybel Sean Subaldo- Farm Manager

Rowelyn Ella Comahig- Resources
Committee
Kystrel Delo Santos- Assistant Farm
PERSONS-IN-CHARGE Manager
(Designate your group mates in various Heart Titong- Budget Holder
committees or bureau) Committee
Sheila Mae Gargoles- Maintenance
Committee
Dante Resuma-Maintenance
Committee