Community Extension Center
UM Matina Gymnasium
Mc Arthur Highway, Matina, Davao City
e Telephone No.: (082)3050640 Local 147
PROJECT PROPOSAL
Project Title : SEMINAR ON PROPER WASTE MANAGEMENT & SEGREGATION
Project Site :ZONE 4 KM 11 FATIMA VILLAGE SASA, DAVAO CITY
Proponent :NSTP2 STUDENTS
Project Duration/Date: June 3, 4, and 5
Amount Requested: P 79,350
SDG Alignment: #11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities; #12 – Responsible
Consumption and Production
RATIONALE
The expansion of urban areas brings about a surge in economic opportunities, yet it also
poses significant challenges in waste management in Sasa, Davao City, embodies this
dichotomy, brings significant economic opportunities but also presents complex challenges in
waste management. . This discrepancy underpins the importance of our seminar, aiming not
merely to address the symptoms of inadequate waste management but to tackle its root causes
through education and local engagement. Our initiative is crucial as it fosters an
understanding of the interconnected nature of our actions and their impacts on urban
ecosystems. By focusing on sustainable practices and waste segregation, we aim to instill a
sense of responsibility and empowerment among the residents and businesses of Sasa. The
seminar is designed to educate participants on effective waste management techniques that
cater specifically to the community's unique characteristics and needs.
The critical importance of education and empowerment is central to our conversation.
Residents, businesses, and local governments in Sasa are not passive viewers of their
surroundings, but rather active players in creating its future. We hope to build an
environmental stewardship culture through targeted education efforts and community
participation, in which every individual realizes their role in protecting the health and purity
of their surroundings. We empower participants to be change agents in their local
communities by providing them with the knowledge and tools they need to implement
sustainable waste management practices.
Furthermore, our seminar aims to go beyond the traditional bounds of waste management,
using a multidisciplinary approach that recognizes the interconnection of environmental,
social, and economic concerns. From breakthrough recycling technologies to grassroots
community mobilization, the solution to the area garbage problems is as varied as the
challenges themselves. By facilitating dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders from
various sectors, we hope to catalyze the emergence of contextually relevant and
environmentally sound synergistic solutions.
OBJECTIVES
The participants would be able to:
1. Acquire knowledge on the importance of proper waste segregation.
2. Develop practical skills in effective waste management techniques.
3. Promote community participation in sustainable waste disposal practices.
A seminar on proper waste management and segregation aims to raise awareness about the
importance of waste management practices, promote best practices like recycling and
composting, encourage active participation, empower communities with knowledge,
highlight environmental impacts, foster collaboration among stakeholders, address policy
issues, showcase success stories, provide practical solutions, and measure the impact of its
initiatives. By achieving these objectives, the seminar contributes significantly to promoting
sustainable practices and creating a cleaner, healthier environment for all.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The seminar aims to educate the local citizens on the importance of proper waste
management and segregation in communities. Key topics include understanding waste
management, the importance of segregation, the environmental impact of improper waste
disposal, community engagement, practical solutions, policy and legislation, and innovative
waste management technologies. Through interactive sessions and presentations, citizens will
gain a deeper understanding of waste management, segregation, and the benefits of collective
action in promoting sustainable practices. The seminar also showcases innovative waste
management technologies and initiatives addressing the global waste crisis. This event
primarily initiated involving ten (10) students from the University of Mindanao.
BUDGET
Particulars Breakdown Price total
Venue rental 5,000 x 3(no. Days) 15,000
Equipments :
Projector 1,000 x 3(no. Days) 3,000
White screen 600 x 3(no. Days) 1,800
Microphone and speaker 2,500 set x 3(no. Days) 7,500
Chairs and tables 150 x 9 sets long table and 4,050
chairs (good for 8 person) x
3(no. Days)
Printed materials:
Brochure 25 x 50(no. of person) 1,250
Refreshments:
Water bottles 10 x 50(no. of person) x 1,500
3(no.days)
Juice 15 x 50(no. of person) x 3 (no. 2,250
Days)
Pack lunch 200 x 50(no. of person) x 3 30,000
(no. Days)
Promotional materials 3,000 3,000
Contingency fund 10,000 10,000
79,350
MONITORING
The project will be monitored by the Researchers using GANTT Chart to wit:
GANTT CHART
Activities April May June July
Develop
Seminar Outline
Find Speaker(s)
Coordinate with
the target
Barangay
Reserve Venue
Promote Event
Arrange Venue
and Logistics
Conduct
Seminar
Collect
Feedback and
Follow-up
EVALUATION:
Project evaluation will be carried out to evaluate and monitor the activity’s completion.
Following the activity, participants should be required to submit an informative report
summarizing their experiences and any results attained. The team leader will oversee
submitting a documentation report to NSTP office and a liquidation report to the financial
office when all tasks have been completed.
Prepared by:
ROMAR C. MAALAM JR. - LEADER
RALPH JUSTIN CALZADA
RAPHAEL LOUIS BERNARDO
EULO ICON G. SEXCION
JANAREY C. PARAN
JAY RON B. PLAZA
EVERLYN P. MANDAWE
KRIST ROBERT P. MARTINEZ
LLOYD JUSTIN C. FELECILDA
TJAN EIMAN GESTUPA
IRISH SANDULAN
NSTP 2 (9956) Students
Noted by:
JOVELYN C. ESTRERA
NSTP 2 (9956) Facilitator
RECOMMENDING APPROVAL:
SITTI ROGAIYA L. APADAN
NSTP Supervising Coordinator
APPROVED BY:
GLORIA E. DETOYA
COO/QMR
