KRISTINE JOY R.

GEROMO
SK Member Republic of the Philippines
Province of Catanduanes
Municipality of Virac
BARANGAY SAN ISIDRO VILLAGE

OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN

COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN (CBYDP) CY 2024-2026

REGION: V-BICOL
PROVINCE/CITY: CATANDUANES
MUNICIPALITY: VIRAC
BARANGAY: SAN ISIDRO VILLAGE

Part I. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM:

CURRENT OPERATING EXPENDITURES
General Administrative Program
More effective administrative and delivery of SK Services
Target
Youth Development Objective Performance Indicator 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Concern Responsible
SK Honoraria To provide Allocated Personal 9 SK Officials 9 SK 9 SK Allocate Personal 200,000.00 SK Members
honorarium to the Services not be more than Officials Officials Services not be more and SK
SK Officials twenty-five (25%) of the than twenty-five (25%) Treasurer
SK Funds and provided of the SK Funds and
honorarium to the SK provided honorarium to
Officials the SK Officials
Travelling Expenses Enable SK Officials Provided technical and SK Officials SK Officials SK Officials Provision of Various SK 200, 000.00 SK Council
to represent the logistical support to SK Travelling Expenses
GABRIEL ANTONIO IMPERIAL youth effectively Officials for youth
SK Member
exchange programs and
other out of town/intown
activities
Training Expenses Enhance the Percentage all allocated SK Officials SK Officials SK Officials Provide technical and 200, 000.00 SK Council
capacity and skills of travelling expenses logistical support to
SK Officials through utilized. youth delegates for youth
training sessions exchange programs and
and workshops other out of

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GLYSA MAE P. TUMPANG MICHILLE T. MAGTANGOB DANICA JUEZAN
SK Member SK Member SK Member
 town/intown activities
Office To ensure Number of Office 10 Office 10 Office 10 Office Procurement of 700,000.00 SK Council
Expenses/Supplies continuous equipment and supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Necessary Office Supplies
operation of the SK procured and Equipment
Office
Membership Dues and To promote Provided logistical Membership Membership Membershi Allocation of fund for the 15, 000.00 SK, Academe,
Contributions effectiveness of support in the Dues Paid Dues Paid p Dues Paid Membership in SKMF DILG, NYC, LGU,
Administrative membership dues of SK etc.
Services Office and SK Officials
Fidelity Bond To Faithfully Processed Fidelity bond Fidelity Bond Fidelity Fidelity Provision of Funds for SK 10, 000.00 SK Council
account all funds within deadline Processed Bond Bond Fidelity Bond
and public property Processed Processed
coming in as SK
Officials and to
ensure that all the
duties are faithfully
performed.
Accountable Form Accountable Accountable Accountable 10, 000.00
Form Form Form
SK Officials Uniform To promote Provisions of SK Official’s Provide SK Provide SK Provide SK Acquisition and 30,00.000 SK Council
professionalism and Uniform Officials with Officials Officials distribution of SK
unity among SK uniform as with with Official’s uniform
Officials through the per scheduled uniform as uniform as
provisions of per per
uniforms scheduled scheduled
Others 30, 000.00
Other Maintenance and Expenses necessary Provisions of other SK Officials SK Officials SK Officials Provision of SK Fund for 1, 000, SK Council
Repair for regular operation administrative expenses the expenses of Other 000.00
of an agency like in relation with SK Maintenance and
repair and Operations like Operating expenditures.
maintenance of SK rehabilitation and
Building, improvement of existing
rehabilitation and SK Building and Facilities
improvement of SK
basketball court
subsidies and etc.

Part II. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS

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 CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: HEALTH

Agenda Statement: To ensure youth participation in healthy living and the prevention of accidents and injuries; strengthen youth participation in responsible
sexual and responsible health; to address and mitigate youth participation in sexual risk-taking behavior; to address and mitigate youth participation in non-sexual
risk-taking behavior; and to address physical, psychosocial, and mental health concerns.

Target
Youth Development Objective Performance Indicator 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Concern Responsible
Increasing unhealthy Increase active Conduct Sports Clinics, E- Participated Participated Participated Conduct Sports Clinics, E- 100, SK / BLGU /
life style among healthy lifestyle sports League and Sports by 300 Youths by 300 Youths by 300 Youths sports League and Sports 000.00 MLGU / PLGU
youth. and develop skills Tournament/Festival. Tournament/Festival and
and sportsmanship. Congressional
Office

Promulgate This project aims to provide Attended by Attended by Attended by Provision of fund related in 100, SK/BLGU and
Lack of Medical and resolutions stable mental health 250 Youth 270 Youth 300 youth Rehabilitation of SK Teen 000.00 other concern
Dental Mission necessary to carry awareness to the youth Center. agencies
focusing on the needs out the health specially those who suffer
of the youth. objectives of the mental health issue.
Youth in the
barangay in
accordance within
the applicable
provisions of code.
A medical and Number of health Attended by Attended by Attended by Conduct of Medical and 100,000.00 SK/BLGU and
Dental missions information 250 Youth 270 Youth 300 youth Dental Health other concern
involved dissemination/ Forum/ agencies
organizing a term medical activities
of healthcare and
professionals to
provide essentials
medical and dental
services to indigent
and disadvantage
communities.
Increasing rate of To encourage Conduct #YOUthMATTER: OSYs / ISYs OSYs / ISYs OSYs / ISYs Conduct #YOUthMATTER: 50,000.00 SK/BLGU and

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mental health and youth participation HIV/AIDS , Substance and other and other and other HIV/AIDS , Substance other concern
sexual health in responsible abuse ; anti-illegal drugs sectoral sectoral sectoral abuse ; anti-illegal drugs agencies
concerns among the sexual and campaign, mental health youths youths youths campaign, mental health
youth (i.e. responsible health education and its hazard education and its hazard
deppression, suicide, activities seminar. Gathering 250 seminar
STI, HIV, AIDS and participants.
abortion) To address the Conducted supplementary 3 3 3 Conducted supplementary 50,000.00 SK/BLGU and
increasing number activities in support to supplementary supplementary supplementary activities in support to other concern
of unwanted Idol ko si Nanay Program activities activities activities Idol ko si Nanay Program agencies
teenage of the Nutrition Office conducted conducted conducted of the Nutrition Office
pregnancies that
led to unmonitored
and non-compliant
marital check-ups
which soon will
lead to
malnourished
babies of teenage
parents
Lack of Hygiene Promote the Procurement/ 250 youth 250 youth 250 youth Procurement/ 100,000.00 SK/BLGU and
information importance of Distribution of attended attended attended Distribution of other concern
campaign and poor personal hygiene sanitary/hygiene seminar. seminar. seminar. sanitary/hygiene agencies
hygiene and to decrease the kit/supplies and multi- kit/supplies and multi-
management of number of youths vitamins and conduct 150 youths 150 youths 150 youths vitamins and conduct
youth dealing with their personal hygiene seminar provided with provided with provided with personal hygiene seminar
wellness and sanitary kit sanitary kit sanitary kit
personal hygiene supplies and supplies and supplies and
Strengthen youth multi-vitamis. multi-vitamis multi-vitamis
participation in
practicing wellness
and personal
hygiene.
Lack of youth Mobile blood Number of Youth 50 youth 70 youth 90 youth Conducted mobile 70, 000.00 SK/BLGU and
participating in donations drives at Participate in the mobile participated participated participated donation drives and other concern
Mobile Blood various location blood donation. provision of funds related agencies
Donation Drives. such as schools, in this activity.
workplace, or
community
centers.

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 Lack of the youth’s
KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO
To include in the Encourage the youth to Conducted seminar/ 40, 000.00
awareness
SK Member on doing minds of the youth participate during the information
humanitarian acts. the advantage of conduct of mobile blood dissemination regarding
possessing the donation activity. the benefits of joining
spirit of blood donations and the
volunteerism health benefits we get.
especially during
health crisis. To
know the health
benefits of
donating blood.
Lack of access in To provide basic Procurement of basic 250 youth 300 youth 500 youth Procurement of basic 2, 000, SK/BLGU and
basic health care health care medicines received basic received basic received basic medicines. 000.00 other concern
medicine medicine to those medicine medicine medicine agencies
in needs specially supplies supplies supplies
in needs who can’t
afford to buy.
KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO
SK Member
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: EDUCATION

Agenda Statement: To address the problems concerning school blended-learning courses, to have an eSKwela Hub for the aid of online learning of Student KKs,
to increase and improve youth participation in education; and to improve educational performance and quality.

Target
Youth Objective Performance 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Development Indicator Responsible
Concern
Lack of To aid the youth/KK Provision, ESKwela Hub ESKwela Hub ESKwela Hub Provision, 2,000,000.00 SK / BLGU /
facilities, for the conduct of construction, constructed rehabilitated rehabilitated construction and MLGU / PLGU
materials and blended-learning rehabilitation and procurements of and
equipments to school programs by procurement of 7 equipment and 8 equipment and 10 equipment and materials and Congressional
sustain and aid
GABRIEL ANTONIO IMPERIAL
providing a materials and office office office equipments for the Office
SK in
Member the hub/center/hall for the equipments for the materials/supplie materials/supplies materials/supplie eSKwela Hub/Teen
educational youth/kk to avail eSKwela Hub/Teen s purchased purchased s purchased Center and SK Hall
activities of the educational assistance Center and SK Hall
youth/KK and services. For the youth to
For the youth to 100 youth 100 youth 100 youth have an accessible
have an accessible participants participants participants center to support
center to support their educational
their educational needs

GLYSA MAE P. TUMPANG MICHILLE T. MAGTANGOB DANICA JUEZAN

SK Member SK Member SK Member
 needs
Increasing To enlighten the minds Coordinated OSYs / ISYs and OSYs / ISYs and OSYs / ISYs and Coordinated SK / BLGU /
number of Out of OSY with the very Alternative other sectoral other sectoral other sectoral Alternative 50,000.00 TESDA / ALS
of School importance of Learning System youths youths youths Learning System and
Youth (OSY) education. (ALS) and (ALS) and Congressional
Technical Technical Office
Education and Education and
Skills Development Skills Development
Authority (TESDA) Authority (TESDA)
in prioritizing OSY in prioritizing OSY
as beneficiary of as beneficiary of
their programs their programs

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Agenda Statement: For the youth to participate in the economy, as empowered employees and/or entrepreneurs who are productively engaged in decent and
gainful work and/or businesses, and protected from work-related vulnerabilities such as child labor, discrimination, underemployment, and occupational hazards

Target
Youth Objective Performance Indicator 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Development Responsible
Concern
Cases of Increase the number of Coordinated partnership 150 youth 180 youth 200 youth Partnership programs 30,000.00 SK / BLGU /
unemployment, employments, and decrease programs with TESDA participants participants participants with TESDA and DICT, MLGU / PLGU
underemployme the number of and DICT, DICT and DA DICT and DA for and
nt, and jobs underemployments and jobs for Livelihood training. Livelihood training. Congressional
mismatch for mismatch for Working Youth. Office
Working Youth Optimized youth participation
and lack of in the labor force. To provide
livelihood opportunities for youth and Youth specially the OSY 50 youth 75 youth 100 youth Conduct of Tambay- 30,000.00 SK / BLGU /
opportunities to other youth in crisis to be in participation in participants participants participants Kaagapay MLGU / PLGU
youth. employed and start their own various programs Entrepreneurship Program and other
business. regarding financial concern
literacy agencies

Facilitated the 2 youth 3 youth 5 youth Facilitated the 20,000.00 SK / BLGU /

establishment and organization organization organization establishment and MLGU / PLGU

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 Organization of Youth established established established Organization of Youth and other
Cooperative Cooperative concern
agencies

Provided technical and 2 youth 2 youth 2 youth Provided technical and 100,000.00 SK / BLGU /
logistical support to organization organization organization logistical support to MLGU / PLGU
youth organization and provided provided provided youth organization and and other
youth serving with with with youth serving concern
organization in availing technical technical technical organization in availing agencies
the machineries for and logistic and logistic and logistic the machineries for
crop/animal production. supports supports supports crop/animal production.
Increasing rate Conduct of Tambay- Number of Youth 50 OSY 70 OSY 100 OSY Conduct of financial 50, 000.00 SK / BLGU /
of Out of School Kaagapay Entrepreneurship specially the OSY in literacy seminar in the MLGU / PLGU
Youth Program participation in various barangay to be attended and other
programs regarding specially with the OSY concern
KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO
financial literacy and young business agencies
SK Member entrepeneur.
Unemployed Conduct of skills Percentage increased in 50 OSY and 80 OSY and 100 OSY Livelihood Training 50, 000.00 SK / BLGU /
Youth development training of number of employed unemployed unemployed and Programs and Seminar MLGU and
youth in need. youth. youths youths unemployed with the TESDA and other agencies
provided provided youths other concerns concern
Attendance to training with with provided
and workshop trainings trainings with
conducted of TESDA and job and job trainings
and other related employment employment and job
agencies. employment

Lack of business This program is to provide Measure the quantity of 50 youth 80 youth 100 youth Youth Entrepreneurship 150, 000.00 SK / BLGU /
literacy resources, mentorship, and new enterprises participants participants participants Support (YES) MLGU and
training to young individuals launched by youth started in started in started in other agencies
interested in starting or participants. growing growing growing concern
growing their business personal personal personal
businesses businesses businesses
Lack of This program is to help the Number of youths having 100 youth 125 youth 150 youth Youth Backyard Farming 100, 000.00 SK / BLGU /
alternative youth in engaging in backyard backyard farm. provided provided provided MLGU and
source of farming as an alternative Provided fund related to materials materials materials other agencies
income for the source of income in the program needed in needed in needed in concern
youth sustainable life. backyard backyard backyard
farming farming farming

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 CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
Agenda Statement: For the youth to participate in community development and nation building though active, meaningful, patriotic engagement in civil society,
productive, social mobilization, sustainable, values formation (such as having concern for others and being socially responsible), and volunteerism (indicating
social awareness and socio-civic mindedness) so as to improve the light of the youth.

Target
Youth Development Concern Objective Performance 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Indicator Responsible
Lack of events promoting local Provide alternative Conducted Leadership 5 LEAD 7 LEAD 9 LEAD Conducted 20,000.00 SK / BLGU /
culture and the arts activities for the exploration and Activities Activities Activities Leadership MLGU / PLGU
vulnerable youth Development (LEAD) conducted conducted conducted exploration and and
refocus their Activities Development (LEAD) Congressional
attention from vices Activities Office
and to conserve our 300 youth
culture and arts participated the
activity
Lack of opportunities for the youth To help improve the Conducted 300 youth 330 youth 350 youth Provided funds to be 150,000.00
to showcase their artistic talents psychological state Celebration of Linggo participated participated participate Celebration of Linggo
of the youth ng Kabataan (LnK) in the in the d in the ng Kabataan
Celebration Celebration Celebration
of LnK of LnK of LnK
Conducted Laro ng 200 youth 250 youth 300 youth Laro ng Lahi 150,000.00
Lahi attended attended attended
Socio-Cultural the the the Socio-Cultural 50,000.00
Conducted Creative activities activities activities Activities
Activity (Drawing,
Writing Contest, Sing
and Dance Contest)
Conducted Youth Youth Camp 200,000.00
Camp
Conducted Fiesta/Foundation 500,000.00

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 Fiesta/Foundation Day Palaro
Day Palaro
Conducted Fun Run Fun Run 30,000.00

Lack of youth participation in the To promote social Katipunan ng Attendance Attendance Attendance Mid-year and Year-end 50, 000.00 SK / BLGU/ KK
governing process. inclusion to the Kabataan Assembly of 300 KK of 350 KK of 400 KK KK Assembly Members
youth and Members Members Assemblies
participation in the
governing process
Lack of a utility vehicle in aid for To provide Proper and Legal 1 SK multi- 1 SK Tap- 1 SK Procurement of SK SK / BLGU /
project additional transport Procurement of SK cab down Tricycle Transport Vehicle 2,000,000.00 MLGU / other
implementation/rescue/evacuatio support for the Transport Vehicle. procured procured procured Authorized
n and far distance of the parts of youth constituents - Multi-cab procurement
the barangay (purok-to-purok) and the council for - Tap-down entity duly
project - Tricycle authorized by
implementation the council

KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO

SK Member

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 CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EQUITY
Agenda Statement: To Promote the prosocial participation of youth with specific needs; to maximize participation of youth with disability in society; to strengthen
equal and equitable participation across genders (to address violence against women);to strengthen equal and equitable participation across genders (to address
job discrimination); to strengthen equal and equitable participation across genders (to address LGBTQ+ concerns); and to Strengthen equal and equitable
participation across genders (to address gendered enrolment and attrition rates).

Target
Youth Objective Performance Indicator 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Development Responsible
Concern
Visible To strengthen equal and Conduct awareness 150 youth 200 youth 250 youth Awareness campaigns on 50,000.00 SK / BLGU /
discrimination (e.g. equitable participation campaigns on Sexual participant participants participant Sexual Orientation and MLGU and
cat-calling), across genders (to Orientation and Gender s s Gender Identity and other agencies
youths and address LGBTQ+ Identity and Expression Expression (SOGIE), concern
community that concerns); and to (SOGIE), Violence Violence Against Women
are unaware about Strengthen equal and Against Women and and Children (VAWC) and
different sexual equitable participation Children (VAWC) and GAD, public consultations
orientation and across genders GAD, public consultations and focused group
gender identity and focused group discussions among youth.
and expression discussions among youth.
(SOGIE)
Lack of awareness To promote gender Conduct of symposium for 200 youth 230 youth 250 youth Pride month Celebration 30, 000.00 SK / BLGU /
about Gender advocacy learning and the youth and OSY participant participants participant and Anti-Discrimination MLGU and
Base. enhancement s s Seminar other agencies
GAD awareness to Number of youth concern
avoid discrimination participated
Increasing To decrease incidence Conduct of symposium 200 youth 230 youth 250 youth Conduct Seminar RA 30, 000.00 SK / BLGU /
incidence or reported cases of seminar regarding abuses participant participants participant 9262 MLGU and
reported cases of violence against Women against in Women and s s other agencies
violence against and Children Children. concern
women and
children (VAWC)
Addiction on To educate and help the Number of youth 200 youth 230 youth 250 youth Conduct of Lecture on 30, 000.00 SK / BLGU /
usage of gadgets youth and to become participated. participant participants participant proper usage of gadgets MLGU and
and laptops. responsible in using And provided fund related s s and laptops. other agencies
gadgets and social to the program/activity concern
media.

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 KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO
SK Member

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: PEACE-BUILDING AND SECURITY

Agenda Statement: For the youth to participate in promoting human security, including public safety and order, safeguarding of territorial integrity and sovereignty
whereby contributing to national peace and unity

Target
Youth Objective Performance Indicator 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Development Responsible
Concern
Increasing trend To lessen the number Conducted Tambay- 150 youths 270 youths 200 youths Provide/conduct of 150,000.00 SK / BLGU /
of crimes of crimes committed Kaagapay Program attended attended the attended the Tambay-Kaagapay MLGU / PLGU
committed by by young adults the Tambay- Tambay- Program- An activity and
young adults and Tambay- Kaagapay- Kaagapay- that gives skills training Congressional
promoting peace To provide skills Kaagapay- Program Program opportunities as a Office
and order. training opportunities Program diversion program for
for the youth the youth to avoid
committing crimes or
illegal activities
Increase participation Organized of Kabataan Creation of Provided Provided Organized of Kabataan 50,000.00
in development, Kontra Droga at KKDAT technical/logisti technical/logistic Kontra Droga at
rehabilitation, and Terorismo (KKDAT) consisting c support for support for Terorismo (KKDAT)
peacebuilding efforts and provide 50 youth KKDAT. KKDAT.
technical/logistic members Consisting 75 Consisting 100
support Members Members
Improper To enhance the Organized SK training 100 youth 150 youth 200 youth Peace and 50,000.00 SK / BLGU /
handling of child- youth’s awareness on sessions on Peace and participants participants participants Order/Peace Building MLGU / PLGU
related/ children- basic civil rights and Order/Peace Building session and seminar and
in-conflict-with the court system activities Congressional
the law cases Office

GABRIEL ANTONIO IMPERIAL

SK Member
Lack of To closely monitored Provided Closed- 6 CCTV 8 CCTV installed 10 CCTV Provided Closed- 500,000.00 SK / BLGU /
monitoring the barangay Circuit-Television installed installed Circuit-Television MLGU / PLGU
devices and lack specially during at (CCTV) conducted (CCTV) conducted and
of security in night and to closely Training on CCTV Training on CCTV Congressional
some areas of monitor the activity of operation operation Office
the Barangay. the youth.

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GLYSA MAE P. TUMPANG MICHILLE T. MAGTANGOB DANICA JUEZAN

SK Member SK Member SK Member
Lack of activities Offer opportunities for Conduct Series of 3 series of 5 series of events 8 series of events Kabataan-Iwas-Bisyo 30, 000.00
that divert the individuals to events that would divert events that that divert the that divert the Progam.
attention of the engaged in physical the attention of the divert the attention of attention of
youth away from activity, learning new youth such as but not attention of youth from vices. youth from vices.
vices. skills, and promote limited to Fun Run, youth from 170 youth 200 youth
overall health and Sports Clinic, and vices. participants participants
wellbeing. Regular Zumba Dance 150 youth
Activity participants

KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO

SK Member

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: GOVERNANCE

Agenda Statement: For the youth to participate in governance through their involvement in local and national politics and the government bureaucracy through
programs, projects and activities by and for the youth.

Target
Youth Objective Performance 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Development Indicator Responsible
Concern
Lack of SK To develop the 100% attendance of 100% Attendance 100% Attendance 100% Attendance Enjoined participation 150,000.00 SK / BLGU /
Leadership leadership SK participation on of SK in of SK in of SK in on completion of (for every MLGU / PLGU
trainings and potentials of the SK the mandatory trainings/seminar trainings/semina trainings/semina reports and the start of the and
capability Officials and equip training organized sponsored by r sponsored by r sponsored by mandatory training term of Congressional
buildings in them with basic by the DILG, NYC, different different different organized by the DILG, office; as Office
management leadership and COA etc. government government government NYC, COA etc. needed)
skills. management skills agencies ensuring agencies ensuring agencies ensuring
skills skills skills
development of development of development of
the SK Officials the SK Officials the SK Officials
and other Youth and other Youth and other Youth

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 Serving Serving Serving
Organization Organization Organization
Lack of Promote Policy Disclosure Posted Policy Posted Policy Posted Policy Provided Policy 50,000.00 SK / BLGU /
capability in SK’s transparency and Board and Bulletin Disclosure Board Disclosure Board Disclosure Board Disclosure Board and MLGU / PLGU
transparency accountability Board of Information in 3 conspicuous in 3 conspicuous in 3 conspicuous Bulletin Board of and
and Provided in 3 places within the places within the places within the Information Congressional
accountability conspicuous places Barangay. Barangay. Barangay. Office
in the barangay
Lack of trainings To have productive Youth leadership/ 150 youth 170 youth 200 youth Conduct youth 70, 000.00 SK / BLGU /
and seminar in and more functional Workshops and participants participants participants leadership/training/ MLGU / PLGU
capacitating organization capability training seminar/ workshop and
activities. conducted and capability building Congressional
activity Office

KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO

SK Member

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: ENVIRONMENT AND DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

Agenda Statement: For the youth to participate in the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of child and youth-friendly programs, policies and
activities on environmental protection, climate change adaptation and mitigation and DRRM, with the use of new technologies and indigenous knowledge, so as to
promote sustainable natural ecosystems and smarter localities, biodiversity conservation, waste management and pollution control.

Target
Youth Objective Performance Indicator 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Development Responsible
Concern
Lack of knowledge To promote eco-friendly Conduct of series of 150 youth 175 youth 200 youth Clean and Green Program 50,000.00 SK / BLGU /
about Waste barangay through strict programs concerning participant participants participants MLGU / PLGU
management and implementation of cleanliness and ensuring s and
environmental Republic Act 9003 also environmental protection. Congressional
protection known as the Ecological Office
Solid Waste Management Tree planting activity 150 youth 150 youth 150 youth Tree planting activity 50,000.00
Act. participant participants participants

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Conduct Seminars and 150 youth 150 youth 150 youth Conduct Seminars and 50,000.00
Trainings about Solid participant participants participants Trainings about Solid
Waste Management and s Waste Management and
Environmental Protections Environmental Protections
Installed Trash Bins 25 trash bin 35 trash bin 50 trash bin Procurement of Trash Bins 50,000.00 SK / BLGU /
installed installed installed MLGU / PLGU/
Congressional
Lack of youth To increase number of Conduct trainings and 50 youth 70 youth 100 youth Conduct trainings and 50,000.00 Office/ and
participation in youth members in seminars on DRR-CCA such participant participants participants seminars on Disaster Risk other concern
environmental organizations involved in as Earthquake, Tsunami, s Reduction-Climate Change agencies.
activities environment. flood drills, climate change Adaptation (DRR-CCA)
adaptation
trainings/seminar, disaster
preparedness lecture,
disaster risk reduction and
management training,
basic water safety and
rescue, first aid training
and fire fighting techniques
and etc.
Purchased of goods for 100 120 130 Purchase of goods for 50,000.00
stockpiling for relief indigent indigent indigent stockpiling for relief
operation during calamity. youth youth youth operation
received received received
KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO
goods, goods, goods,
SK Member Purchased and distribute 50 youth 70 youth 100 youth Purchase and distribute 30,000.00
first aid kit to youth volunteer volunteer volunteer first aid kit to youth
volunteers. provided provided provided volunteers.
with first- with first- with first-
aid tool/kit aid tool/kit aid tool/kit
Conducted 20 youth 30 youth 50 youth Conduct assessment/relief 50,000.00
assessment/relief participant participants participants operations and
operations and s psychoanalysis to severely
psychoanalysis to severely affected and vulnerable
affected and vulnerable youths.
youths.

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 CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: GLOBAL MOBILITY
Agenda Statement: For the youth to participate in youth mobility within and beyond ASEAN through balance and mutually-beneficial cross-border cultural,
educational, scientific exchanges; qualifications equivalencies, employment opportunities, and continuing professional development; international cooperation and
other institutional linkages and partnership in order to contribute to knowledge transfer and cultivate new information and skills for the country. For overseas
Filipino youth to strengthen their ties with the Philippines.

Target
Youth Objective Performance Indicator 2024 2025 2026 PPA’s Budget Person
Development Responsible
Concern
Inability to join To promote Conduct information 50 youth 60 youth 80 youth Conduct information 50,000.00 SK / BLGU /
conferences and available education campaigns participants participants participants education campaigns MLGU / PLGU
exchange conferences and (IECs) for available (IECs) for available and
programs due to exchange programs on youth programs on youth Congressional
lack of awareness programs to the exchange exchange Office
and resources youth
Incapacity to To enrich Provided technical and 50 youth 60 youth 80 youth Provide technical and 50,000.00
support youth networking logistical support to participants participants participants logistical support to
participation in capabilities of youth delegates for provided provided provided youth delegates for
cross-border the youth youth exchange technical/logistic technical/logistic technical/logisti youth exchange
economic activities programs and other out support support c support programs and other out
(with economy) of town/intown of town/intown
activities activities
Funds supporting This activity is Attendance/conducted 100 youth 100 youth 100 youth Attend/Conduct/Support 50, 000.00
the youth in intended to and supported youth participants participants participants the youth delegate
attending in promote delegates in youth programs
different programs harmonious programs
and seminars relationship, To
capacitating their provide available
skills. conferences and
exchange
programs to the
youth and to
enrich the
networking
capabilities of the

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KRISTINE JOY R. GEROMO

SK Member

Crafted and finalized by the Sangguniang Kabataan and the Katipunan ng Kabataan of Barangay San Isidro Village, __________ dated ___________________ at
the Barangay Public Plaza, San isidro Village, Virac, Catanduanes during the KK Assembly. Attach hereof is the attendance of the said assembly.

We hereby certify to the correctness of the foregoing:

JANE A. VALEZA MIRASOL V. GONZALES

SK Secretary SK Treasurer

REVIEWED:

MARY GRACE M. TABINAS HENRY M. QUINONES

Local Youth Development Officer Municipal Budget Officer

APPROVED: Noted:

JOHN GREGORY III R. ALBANIEL MICHEAL ANGELO S. BAGDIONG

SK Chairperson Punong Barangay

GABRIEL ANTONIO IMPERIAL

SK Member

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