Batch54_Barangay Learning Event Report_Aparicio_final

 While discussing it, the Resource Bond paper
Person will utilize the discussion Pen and Marker
as a synthesis and review of what
transpired during the activity. He
shall incorporate during the
discussion the importance of
linking all the workshop outputs to
the final packaging of the BDP

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ANNEX 2
LIST OF
PARTICIPANTS /
ATTENDANCE SHEET

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PROVINCE OF SURIGAO DEL SUR

City of Tandag
BARANGAY BONGTUD

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OFFICE OF THE BARANBAY CAPTAIN

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN FORMULATION WORKSHOP

September 26, 2022 | Mandarin Tea Garden, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur

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ANNEX 3
EVALUATION
QUESTIONNAIRE

Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF SURIGAO DEL SUR

City of Tandag
BARANGAY BONGTUD

-o0o-

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN

PRE-ACTIVITY EVALUATION Control Number:_____

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN FORMULATION WORKSHOP

September 26, 2022 | Mandarin Tea Garden, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur

Name: Office: XIII (CARAGA)
Position: Region:

Please review the following list of topics to be discussed. Give some thought as to your level of
knowledge on the topics at present. Encircle the rating of your choice using the rating scale below.

1 - Very Low 2 - Low 3 - Average 4 - High 5 - Very High

Level of Knowledge 1 Rating 45
1. Determining PPAs and CapDev 1 23 45
2. Barangay Development Investment Program 1 23 45
3. Writing the Barangay Development Plan 23

What do you expect to gain from this activity?

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Please submit accomplished form to the Secretariat.
Thank you for your cooperation!

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Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF SURIGAO DEL SUR

City of Tandag
BARANGAY BONGTUD

-o0o-

OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN

POST-ACTIVITY EVALUATION Control Number:_____

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN FORMULATION WORKSHOP

September 26, 2022 | Mandarin Tea Garden, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur

Instructions:
Thank you for participating the BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN FORMULATION WORKSHOP.

Please help us improve the conduct of similar activities by completing this questionnaire. We would
appreciate your honest opinion and rest assured that your answers will be treated with confidentiality.

Name: Office: XIII (CARAGA)
Position: Region:

Part 1

Please encircle the rating of your choice using the rating scale below:

1 – Strongly Disagree 3 – Neutral 5 – Strongly Agree
Rating
2 – Disagree 4 –Agree 345

Attainment of Activity Objectives 345

1. Identify and prioritize a list of programs, projects,

and activities responsive to the vision, objectives, 1 2

and goals identified during the BDP Primer

2. Develop an action plan for completing the final 1 2
draft of BDP

Please review the following list of topics discussed. Give some thought as to your level of knowledge
on the topics at present. Encircle the rating of your choice using the rating scale below:

1 - Very Low 2 - Low 3 - Average 4 - High 5 - Very High
Rating
Level of Knowledge 45
23 45
1. Determining PPAs and CapDev 1 23 45
23
2. Barangay Development Investment Program 1

3. Writing the Barangay Development Plan 1

Please rate the level of assessment of the following. Encircle the rating of your choice using the

rating scale below:

1 – Poor 3 – Satisfactory 5 – Excellent

2 – Fair 4 – Very Satisfactory

Assessment of Program Design and Rating

Management

1. Topics/Sessions and Method

1.1 Sequencing of topics/sessions 12 3 4 5

1.2 Usefulness of topics/sessions 12 3 4 5

1.3 Relevance to present work and functions 12 3 4 5

1.4 Applicability to my job 12 3 4 5

1.5 Suitability of exercises/activities 12 3 4 5

1.6 Adequacy of time allotted for topics/sessions 1 2 3 4 5

2. Handouts, Materials, and other Instructional Aid

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2.1 Adequacy of content of handouts 12 3 45
12 3 45
2.2 Quality of printing 12 3 45
2.3 Effectiveness as aid to instruction 12 3 45
2.4 Readability 12 3 45
2.5 Availability of training materials
3. Resource Speakers/Facilitators 12 3 45
3.1Competency 12 3 45
3.2 Preparedness 12 3 45
3.3Punctuality
4. Secretariat 12 3 45
4.1 Helpfulness 12 3 45
4.2 Courteousness 12 3 45
4.3 Punctuality
5. Venue 12 3 45
5.1 Spacious 12 3 45
5.2 Quality of sound system 12 3 45
5.3 Quality of lighting 12 3 45
5.4 Ventilation
6. Food 12 3 45
5.1 Quality 12 3 45
5.2 Quantity
 Poor
Part 2

1. Overall, how will you rate your level of satisfaction on the activity?

 Excellent  Very satisfactory  Satisfactory  Fair

2. Please describe how you benefited from this activity
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3. What did you find most useful in the activity and why?
_____________________________________________________________________________
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_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________

4. What suggestions can you give us to improve activities of this kind in the future?
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Please submit accomplished form to the Secretariat.
Thank you for your cooperation!

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Annex 3

The copies of the pre and post-evaluations of participants can be
accessed at https://bit.ly/TNEBDPworkshopEvaluationBongtud or

through the QR Code.

ANNEX 4
PICTORIALS

Annex 4

The Barangay Functionaries of Bongtud, Tandag City, during the
BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN FORMULATION WORKSHOP



(Top Picture: Barangay Functionaries with the Apprentices
Bottom Picture: The Apprentices with Punong Barangay Pineda)

Annex 4

Snippets of the proceedings of the BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLAN FORMULATION WORKSHOP

Annex 4

Memorandum of CLGOO Olivia P. Bagasbas concerning the
conduct of Barangay Development Planning

Annex 4

The complete photo documentation for BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT
PLAN FORMULATION WORKSHOP can be accessed at

https://bit.ly/TNEBDPworkshopBongtud or through the QR Code.

ANNEX 5
WORKSHOP OUTPUTS

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM (BDIP)

RANK PPA's (Programs, Projects and Activities) TOTAL FUNDING SOURCES
BLGU CLGU PLGU Others

SOCIAL

Intensification of IEC/ Advocacy/ Promotion and monitoring on 300,000.00
1 the compliance of the Milk Code through the conduct of Forum,
∕ ∕ ∕
seminars, classes, etc.

2 Setting-up lactation stations at the Barangay Establishments 180,000.00 ∕ ∕
48,000.00 ∕ ∕
3 Conduct monitoring on compliance with the City Ordinance on 60,000.00 ∕ ∕
Lactation Station at the workplace ∕
300,000.00
4 Conduct info dissemination drive regarding the Lactation 60,000.00 ∕
Station at the workplace ordinance ∕
90,000.00
5 Establish/ install breastfeeding area at the evacuation site ∕
60,000.00 ∕
Conduct Maternal and Infant and Young Child Feeding and
120,000.00
6 Pabasa sa Nutrisyon class cum Organization of Breastfeeding

Community Support Group.

7 Provision of technical and logistical support to PIMAM Task
Force

Conduct proper referral system to identified Severe Acute

8 Malnourished Children to a proper facility for management and

treatment.

9 Distribution of Ready to Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) to the
severely wasted children.

10 Conduct activities to celebrate Breastfeeding Awareness Month 60,000.00 ∕ ∕

11 Conduct Supplementary feeding among nutritionally at risk 120,000.00 ∕ ∕ ∕
pregnant women. (Dry and wet Rations)

12 Conduct Supplementary feeding among 6-23 months old Pre- 180,000.00 ∕ ∕ ∕
School Children. (Dry Rations)

Conduct Supplementary feeding among 24-59 months old

13 Severely Underweight, underweight, wasted Pre- School 120,000.00

Children. (Dry and wet Rations) 180,000.00 ∕ ∕ ∕
14 Conduct Supplementary feeding among wasted children. ∕ ∕ ∕

15 Provision of logistical support for the DSP among Day Care 180,000.00 ∕ ∕ ∕
Children and School Children

Establishment of Supplementary Food/ Supplementary Food

16 Nutri-Pak Mini Processing Center with Food commodity storage 150,000.00

with complete facilities/ Equipment. ∕/
∕
17 Updating/Formulating of CBYDP and ABYIP 30,000.00

18 Conduct Promotion on Good Nutrition Activities / counseling 48,000.00
among Schools, Communities and in the workplace.
48,000.00 ∕ /
19 Local Production/Reproduction of IEC collateral materials 30,000.00 ∕ / /
(posters, leaflets, flyers, fans, tokens, brochures, etc.); 120,000.00 ∕
∕
20 Promotion through social media (website) and textblast
(cellphone)

21 Nutrition Month Celebration

Procurement and distribution of Micronutrient Supplements ( 90,000.00 ∕
22 Vitamin A, Iron, Folic Acid, Zinc Supplement, and Multivitamins) ∕
30,000.00 ∕
among pregnant, lactating women, and Pre-School Children ∕
30,000.00 ∕
23 Monitoring in the compliance of the Ordinance on Salt Iodization 30,000.00 ∕
Program 60,000.00 ∕
30,000.00 ∕
24 Conduct monitoring on fortified foods sold in the Business 60,000.00 ∕
Establishment and Sari-sari Store ∕
60,000.00 ∕
25 Support to members of the Nutrition in Emergency Team 30,000.00 ∕
60,000.00
26 Procurement of supplies and materials in NiE 30,000.00
18,000.00
27 Monitoring in the compliance of the existing policy

28 Prepositioned nutrition logistics and commodities for the
minimum service package during emergency

29 Conduct Food Safety Seminar among Food Handlers and food
establishment owner

30 Conduct monitoring among food establishment

31 Conduct IEC/ Advocacy on Healthy Lifestyle

32 Conduct Nutritional Assessment and Dietary Counseling

33 Organization of functional OPT Plus Team

34 Procurement of weighing scales, height board and MUAC, etc. 300,000.00 ∕
18,000.00 ∕
35 Reorganization and strengthening Barangay Nutrition
Committee Organization

36 Conduct planning workshop among technical working group on 30,000.00
formulation of Barangay Nutrition Action Plan (BNAP)
∕

37 Regular coordinative meetings among members of the BNC, City 30,000.00
Bantay Asin Task Force (CBATF), Nutrition in Emergency (NiE)
∕

38 Conduct Monitoring, Evaluation, Awarding/ Recognition for 60,000.00 ∕
Nutrition Program 60,000.00 ∕

39 Nutrition Program Documentation/Reporting 120,000.00 ∕
∕
Conduct livelihood trainings among families with malnourished 90,000.00 ∕
40 children related to products with malunggay ingredient such as 60,000.00 ∕
30,000.00 ∕
Malunggay Tea Powder, etc. (Income Generating Activity) 240,000.00 ∕
180,000.00 ∕
41 Conduct of OPT Plus & General Operation Timbang 90,000.00 ∕
90,000.00 ∕
42 Garantisadong Pambata 3,000,000.00 ∕
30,000.00
43 BNC Quarterly Meeting ∕

44 BNS/BHW Seminars and Trainings ∕
∕
45 BNS/BHW Mental Health Activity ∕
∕
46 Various supplies for the Health and Nutrition Information ∕
Management System ∕
∕
47 Various supplies for the Health and Nutrition office
∕
48 Construct Barangay Nutrition Office ∕ /
∕
49 Conduct symposium on Risky behavior among adolescents ∕
∕
50 Conduct IEC among PTCA regarding their roles and functions as 30,000.00 ∕
parent to their children and other relevant topics ∕
∕ CPTCA
Conduct various activities that support the welfare of the youth ∕ DepEd, FBO
∕ DepEd, FBO
51 sector such as:Summer Youth Camp, Community Service, 120,000.00 ∕
Sports Clinic/ Competitions, Youth Development Session in the ∕ DepEd, NGOs
30,000.00 ∕
School 18,000.00 ∕
18,000.00 ∕
52 Organize/ Strengthen Youth Organizations in every purok in the 30,000.00 ∕
barangay 30,000.00 ∕
30,000.00 ∕
53 Symposium on Adolescent Health and Development Program in ∕
Schools ∕
∕
54 Creation and Mobilization of Peer Counselors (Youth) ∕
∕
55 Mobilization of BPVs through tracking of couples and refer to ∕
the facility with unmet needs in Family Planning ∕
∕
56 Conduct quarterly meetings for Barangay Implementation Team ∕
for RP- RH law ∕
∕
57 Observance of special population events (e.g. Natural Family ∕
Planning Week, Family Planning Month) ∕
∕
58 Conduct planning workshop among technical working group on 180,000.00
formulation of the Plan on Population Management Program

59 Regular coordinative meetings 90,000.00
60,000.00
60 Conduct Program Implementation Review - quarterly
180,000.00
61 Purchase Supplies and Materials for the mobilization of the
program 120,000.00
30,000.00
62 Continuous IEC on ZOD
300,000.00
63 Provision of support on job and employment 300,000.00

64 creation Program 5,000.00

65 Training for BHW 180,000.00
66 Establishment of complete Barangay Data Base 60,000.00

67 Coordination meeting with agencies 25,000.00

68 providing livelihood programs 120,000.00

69 Enhancement Training for BHERT, 15,000.00

COVID Task Force and CTT 4,800,000.00
120,000.00
72 Training on MFT - DA and TESDA for technical assistance 180,000.00
210,000.00
on modern fishing technology 30,000.00
90,000.00
73 Attendance to seminar of BCPC 900,000.00

74 Conduct house to house visitation for 100,000.00

possible day-care enrolees 90,000.00

75 Construction of additional Daycare Center 5,000.00
76 Adopt a child program
10,000.00
77 BCPC Plan Formulation Workshop
25,000.00
78 Provision of school supplies
120,000.00
79 Coordination Meeting with ALS
80 IEC on ALS 10,000.00

81 Provision of livelihood assistance to parents of CICL 30,000.00
60,000.00
82 Provision of psycho-social intervention 60,000.00
120,000.00
to CICL

86 Establish Kasambahay Desk

87 Maintain List of Registered Kasamahay and

Kasambahay with Philhealth, SSS and Pag-ibig

89 Formulation & Updating of Comprehensive

Juvenile Intervention Program

90 Attendance of VAW Desk officer to training

(Violence & Injury Prevention and Mental Health
91 IEC on RA 9262

92 Tap the PNP, DSWD and other agencies

that advocates women empowerment

93 Conduct Women's Month Celebration

94 LCR for mobile birth registration

95 Attendance to seminar on BCRS
96 IEC on anti-Rape and anti-Child Abuse law

97 Acquisition of complete response equipment 300,000.00 ∕

98 Acquisition of equipment and facilities for BEOC 300,000.00 ∕

99 Installation of Early Warning System 300,000.00 ∕

100 Capacity enhancement for BDRRMC 300,000.00 ∕

101 Capacity Enhancement for Bongtud 50,000.00 ∕
search and rescue team

102 Formulation of BDRRM Plan 150,000.00 ∕

103 Purchase of Rescue Vehicle 900,000.00 ∕

104 Training for Barangay Tanods and BPOC and BADAC and Auxilliary T1e8a0m,000.00 ∕

105 Formulate/Update BPOC Plan 90,000.00 ∕

106 Formulate/Update BADAC Plan 90,000.00 ∕

107 Formulate/Update Lupon Plan 90,000.00 ∕

108 Provision of uniform for barangay tanods 210,000.00 ∕

110 Construction of additional Tanod outposts 240,000.00 ∕

112 IEC on the ill-effects of illegal drugs 150,000.00 ∕

113 Sports Development Program 1,800,000.00 ∕

115 Implementation of CBDRP 180,000.00 ∕

116 Provide technical skills training for CIDP 270,000.00 ∕ TESDA, DOLE

118 Additional classrooms for instruction/ ancillary 300,000.00 ∕
services and school gate improvement 0.00

119 Repainting of school building structures. 270,000.00 ∕

120 Provision of ICT/Learning Resources 300,000.00 ∕ ∕ ∕
Room/Library with additional computers,

tables, shelves and others.

121 School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) 40,000.00 ∕
Gulayan sa Paaralan Project

122 ‘No Child is Left Behind’ Project 45,000.00 ∕
Conduct community mapping

123 Brigada Eskwela 120,000.00 ∕ /

125 Installation of functional MRF for school utilization 120,000.00 ∕

126 Provision of TV sets and Sound System to BES and Day Care Center 900,000.00 ∕ /

127 Establish day care playground 240,000.00 ∕

128 Procurement of AC unit, computer, and 330,000.00 ∕
water dispenser to KP office

129 Bench marking of Lupon members 600,000.00 ∕

130 Conduct of training for Lupon members 420,000.00 ∕

Annex 5

The complete list of workshop outputs can be accessed at
https://bit.ly/TNEBDPworkshopoutputsBongtud or through the QR

Code.

ANNEX 6
DAILY PROCEEDINGS

Republic of the Philippines
PROVINCE OF SURIGAO DEL SUR

City of Tandag
BARANGAY BONGTUD

-o0o-
OFFICE OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN

Activity Proceedings

Start Time 08:00 AM
End Time
Methodology Used in 05:17 PM
Delivering the Session
Name of Resource Lecture, Question and Answer, Workshops, AVP, and
Persons and Facilitators PPT

Materials Used by RPs LGOO III Ednon John E. Aparicio
and Distributed to LGOO II Imi Louda B. Espina
Participants LGOO II Marlon C. Monterola

PowerPoint Presentations, Audio-Visual
Presentations, Manila Paper, Markers, Crayons, Meta
cards, Pencils, Ballpens

I. OVERVIEW

The Local Government Code of 1991 directs the barangays to formulate the
Barangay Development Plan (BDP). This comprehensive multi-sectoral
development plan outlines the problem areas of the barangay and the responsive
delivery of programs, projects, and activities. A good barangay development plan
spans the past, present, and future. It is evidence-based as it relies on historical
lessons, critically evaluates the state of affairs and development trends, and uses
many resources and community wisdom to chart the course for future generations.

As a result of the finality of the Mandanas Ruling, the DILG Memorandum
Circular No. 2021-087 "Guidelines on the Formulation and Updating of the
Barangay Development Plan" was issued, giving importance to mainstreaming
thematic areas in the BDP and integrating DTP.

In response to this, the Office of the CLGOO, in partnership with the Local
Government of Tandag City, conducted a Barangay Development Plan
Formulation to jumpstart the development planning process of the BAT Triad,

which is composed of the Barangays Bongtud, Awasian, and Telaje. The learning
activity aimed to capacitate the development councils of the barangays in updating
their vision, identifying their development gaps, and the corresponding
interventions to close them. It served as the springboard for the BAT Triad in the
packaging of their respective Barangay Development Plans for the years 2023 –
2028. It was conducted on September 22, 2022, at the Royal Function Hall,
Shacene, Tandag City. It also served as the BDP primer.

Correspondingly, a Barangay Development Plan Formulation Workshop
was conducted in Barangay Bongtud to ensure that the gains of the first learning
event will be sustained and translated into a multi-sectoral plan that is responsive
to the needs of people in the barangay.

II. PRELIMINARIES

The activity officially commenced at 8 a.m. with the registration of
participants. As each signed the attendance sheet, a Pre-LAE (Learning Activity
Evaluation) form was given to them and was immediately collected after filling them
out.

Around 8:45 AM, the Punong Barangay Charisse Valentine P. Pineda gives the
preliminaries ensued with a canned opening message
audio-visual presentation of the prayer,
the Philippine national anthem, the
Surigao del Sur hymn, and the Tandag
City hymn.

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Punong Barangay Charisse Valentine Pimentel Pineda opened the learning
event with a welcome message and an encouragement to all participants in
attendance to actively participate so that they will be able to accomplish the
intentions by which the activity was called into being.

III. LEVELLING OF EXPECTATIONS

LGOO III Ednon John E.

Aparicio facilitated the leveling of

expectations. He started by showing

the participants the outputs of

Barangay Bongtud during the

previous workshops in the learning

event on September 22, 2022. He LGOO III Ednon John E. Aparicio facilitates the leveling of
presented the output of the YTT expectations

(Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow) workshop and emphasized that they will use the

output as a reference in the following workshops for the day.

He also presented the results of the leveling of expectations which was the
processed pre-LAE using the tool he developed (see
https://bit.ly/TNEStatisticsGenerator). He presented that the participants perceive
that the three topics/sessions are not within their ambit of expertise, as
characterized by their average level of knowledge at 2.31 (rating scale is between
1 to 5, one being low and five being high). The topics/sessions are the following,
viz:

 Session 8: Determining PPAs and CapDev

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 Session 9: Barangay Development Investment Program
 Session 10: Writing the Barangay Development Plan

He assured the participants that by the end of the day, they would be made
more knowledgeable on the topics/sessions and be able to craft quality outputs.

IV. DETERMINING PPAS AND CAPDEV

LGOO Aparicio proceeded with the day’s first topic, determining PPAs and
CapDev. Since the YTT had already been conducted during the previous
workshop, he facilitated the mapping out of the development dreams as they
landed in the spot map of the barangay. The spot mapping was done per purok.
The activity lasted for 45 minutes.

After mapping out their desired
developments, each purok chose a
leader and presented their spot maps.
Each was given five (5) minutes to
present.

After the activity, he presented the

SB Member Emmalyn Fuego presents their output. She is process of determining PPAs and
assisted by SBMs Messiona and Luengas. CapDev as the meat of the Barangay

Development Planning. He started by presenting to the participants the enhanced

vision and mission of Barangay Bongtud. He then refreshed them on the process

of making the goals and objectives.

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He emphasized that the programs, projects, and activities the participants
will make should be anchored on attaining the vision of the barangays through the
attainment of the goals and objectives.

After the presentation, the workshop followed. Approximately 30 minutes
before lunch, LGOO Aparicio requested the social sector group to present their
outputs. He commented on the output and closed the session for lunch.

V. BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM
After lunch, LGOO II Marlon C. Monterola presented the process of crafting

the Barangay Development Investment Program (BDIP). He emphasized that the
outputs of the previous workshop will be provided with indicative costs and the
phasing of implementation in the next six years.

He emphasized the importance of prioritizing the PPAs identified so that the
BDIP will be a sound document and basis for the Annual Investment Plans.

After his presentation, he set the participants to the workshop. After that, he
asked each sector to present its respective BDIPs. The apprentices gave
comments and suggestions to the outputs presented.

VI. WRITING THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN
LGOO II Imi Louda B. Espina presented the last session for the day, which

was about the process of writing the barangay development plan. She said that
with the time at hand, it is impossible to write the document at the end of the day.

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So, she emphasized that before the close of the learning event, commitments must
be made to finalizing the packaged BDP.

She reminded the participants about the templates provided during the
previous learning event and that they must be attended to already by the TWG.

She then presented the parts of the BDP and the contents expected to be
included in each chapter.

VII. CLOSING ACTIVITIES
After the presentation of LGOO Espina, the closing activities ensued.

Participants were given certificates of participation which PB Pineda facilitated.
Afterwhich, the apprentices were presented with certificates of appreciation.

A photo opportunity was performed after the donning of certificates.
Sangguniang Barangay Member Charie Kaye Macapala gave the closing
message. She emphasized that work is only halfway done, and they must not stop

until a packaged barangay development plan is
submitted to the city planning office and
presented to the constituents of Barangay
Bongtud.

The activity ended at 5:17 in the
afternoon.

The apprentices with PB Pineda during the giving of
certificates of participation

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ANNEX 7
CERTIFICATE OF

COMPLETION



Annex 7

The copies of the signed certificates given to participants and resource
persons can be accessed at

https://bit.ly/TNEBDPworkshopCertificates or through the QR Code.

The key is not to
prioritize what’s
on your schedule,

but to schedule
your priorities.

- STEPHEN COVEY