Wednesday, January 17, 2018

DOLE 7 ACCREDITATION AS ACCREDITED CO PARTNER


ASKEDWELL ACCREDITATION FROM DOLE 7 WITH ATTACHED PROPOSAL ON SQUASH PRODUCTION FOR MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES






PROJECT PROPOSAL

I. BASIC INFORMATION
Project Title
Organic Squash Production, Processing and Livelihood Endeavors Through the Application of Science and Technology to Natural Farming and Organic Agriculture Systems.
Location of the Project
Barangay Bongdo, Borbon, Cebu
Proponent/Beneficiary
People Residing Brgy. Bongdo and are a bonafied member of Bongdoanong Kahugpungan sa Mag-uuma
Proponent’s Address
Brgy. Bongdo, Borbon, Cebu
Accredited Co-Partner (ACP)
ASKEDWELL Corp.
ACP’s Address
Bongdo, Borbon, Cebu
Contact Person
Dr. Silvano B. Maranga
Contact Number
0917-711-1102;    0939 -902 -5484
Project Duration
1 year
Ø  Date to Start
June 2018
Ø  Completion Date
June 2019
Target Beneficiaries

Ø  Direct
Total=25     (Male-15 /Female-10)
Ø  Employment Generated
Self Employed
Total Project Cost
Php. 450,000
Counterpart
Php. 75,000
DOLE Assistance
Php. 375,000
Funding Source
DOLE
Program
DILEEP             BuB               YRRP



II. OBJECTIVES:



Objectives of the Project


Ø  To increase the income of the members of the association by the average of Php 2,000 to 3,000 and or up to 6,000  per member per month or about 10% of the 70% net profit per month of the project
Ø  To provide employment to at least 25 members or immediate family member/s of the association
Ø  To enhance the project to become an enterprise of the association from micro, small or medium size enterprise within 1 year in operation








III. MARKETING PLAN

Reasons why this project:
Ø  To make people prepare for the possibility of inclusive growth with assumptions that there are difficulties in the international economic and threat exchange thereby the community as much prepare for self sufficiency and the sustainability endeavors.
Ø  Utilization of Science and Technology in Application to Natural Farming and Organic Agriculture Systems to the farm concept of “ no waste management systems” this program is also known as “the waste of one is the input to another”
Needs or wants this project can provide:
Ø  Human Health
Ø  Healthy Food
Ø  Cash or imputed income to sustain a living.
Ø  Self employment and Livelihood for Community Enterprise.


Types of Consumers
Volume
Unit
Price
Total
Price
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Seasonal Consumers
25
125
 750
Php 20
Php 15,000
Personal Consumers
50
250
1,500
Php 20
Php 30,000
Organizational Consumers
10
50
300
Php 20
Php 6,000
Need Based Consumers
25
125
750
Php 20
Php  15,000
                                                     TOTAL  Gross per month
Php 66,000
TOTAL  Gross per year
Php 792,000











Advantage of products/services compared to others
Quality
Cost
Delivery
Organically processed and produced squash
   Php 30.00 per kilo
Php 2.00 per kilo
Organic squash powder
Php 70.00 per kilo
Php 2,00 per kilo
Organic Squash Paste
Php 40.00 per kilo
Php 2.00 per kilo (vacuum packed)
Organic squash powder with kolo or breadfruit for vegetarian cooking
Php 80.00 per kilo
Php 2.00 per kilo (vacuum packed)
Quality: (Size, Weight, Freshness                 Cost: (Lesser price, Convenience,                 Delivery: (Urgency, Availability)
, Appearance) Color                                            Accesability) Lower cost inputs                (Prompt, Courtesy, Grooming)



IV. OPERATION PLAN:

Pre-operating Capital

Land/Building; Owned or Rent(Building Maintenance)
Php 10,000
Permits and Licenses
Php 5,000
Transportation
Php 30,000
Communication
Php 30,000



























Pre-Production Process (Title of the Process)     Land, Water and Seed Preparation
Steps
Process
Responsible
Person
Materials/
Equipment
Unit
Cost
Labor
Cost
Total
Cost
1.       
Land Preparation
Dr. Silvano B. Maranga using notillage technology of the copywrited work on the application of science and technology to natural farming and organic agriculture system
Organic field preparation/Farm Tools
Php
25,000
Php
12,500
Php
37,500
2.       
Water System Installation/water catchment
Dr. Silvano B. Maranga assisted by Mr. Jomar Goc-ong
Ferro-cement containers , Drums and Pipes
Php
25,000
Php
12,500
Php
37,500
3.       
Seeds Selection and Testing
Mr. Ricardo S. Urot and Mr. Jomar Goc-ong
Seeds
Php
25,000
Php
12,500
Php
37,500
4.       
Seedlings Preparation
Mr. Ricardo S. Urot and Nino Angle Monleon
Plastic pots or any alternatives
Php
25,000
Php
12,500
Php
37,500
TOTAL
Php
100,000
Php
50,000
Php
150,000




Production Process (Title the Process)         Planting, Watering and Fertilization
Steps
Process
Responsible
Person
Materials/
Equipment
Unit
Cost
Labor
Cost
Total
Cost
1.       
Seedlings Transplantation
Kagawad Alexander Cole/ Jomar Goc-ong
Plastic bottles , Farm tools/Bolo
Php
25,000
Php
12,500
Php
37,500
2.       
Applying organic fertilizers
Dr. Silvano B. Maranga / Pressmon Monsanto
Soil improvement/Organic fertilizers
Php
25,000
Php
12,500
Php
37,500
3.       
Monitoring and Watering
Dr. Silvano B. Maranga and M. Jomar Goc-ong
Record books and water catchment
Php
25,000
Php
12,500
Php
37,500
4.       
Fertilization
Mr. Ricardo Urot and Mr.Emilio P. Biore
Indicator systems/Technologies
Php
25,000
Php
12,500
Php
37,500
TOTAL
Php
100,000
Php
50,000
Php
150,000









Post-Production Process (Title of the Process)        Farm Gate Sale and Value Adding
Steps
Process
Responsible
Person
Materials/
Equipment
Unit
Cost
Labor
Cost
Total
Cost
1.       
Pre-Harvesting
Members of the house in the garden program coordinated by Mrs Fredesvinda Y. Biore
Plastic crate, Sako, Gunting and etc. for Pre-Harvesting
Php
10,000
Php
8,750
Php
18,750
2.       
Harvesting
Members of the house in the garden program coordinated by Mrs Fredesvinda Y. Biore
Plastic crate, Sako, Gunting and etc. for Harvesting
Php
10,000
Php
8,750
Php
18,750
3.       
Post-Harvesting
Members of the house in the garden program coordinated by Mrs Fredesvinda Y. Biore
Plastic crate, Sako, Gunting and etc. for Post-Harvesting
Php
10,000
Php
8,750
Php
18,750
4.       
Sorting
Coordinated by Rondil Ybanez / Elmar Tejares
Packaging materials
Php
10,000
Php
8,750
Php
18,750
TOTAL
Php
40,000
Php
35,000
Php
75,000




Sales: (Refers to Marketing Plan/Consumers)
Buyer
Volume
Per Month
Volume
Per Year
Products/
Services
Price per Item/Product
Total Cost of Sales
Per Month
Total Cost
of Sales
Per Year
Seasonal Consumers
 750
9,000
Squash
Php 20
Php 15,000
Php 180,000
Personal Consumers
1,500
18,000
Squash
Php 20
Php 30,000
Php 360,000
Organizational Consumers
300
3,600
Squash
Php 20
Php 6,000
Php 72,000
Need Based Consumers
750
9,000
Squash
Php 20
Php  15,000
Php  180,000
TOTAL
Php 66,000
Php 792,000









RAW MATERIALS NEEDED: (Refers to the production Plans/Materials Equipment)
Quantity
Unit
Particulars
Cost/Item
Total Cost
25
1
Organic field preparation/Farm Tools
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
25
2
Ferro-cement containers , Drums and Pipes
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
25
3
Seeds
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
25
4
Organic field preparation/Farm Tools

Php
1,000
Php
25,000
TOTAL
Php 100,000




TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: (Refers to the Production Plan/Tools/Equipment)
Quantity
Unit
Particulars
Cost/Item
Total Cost
Dep. Cost
25
5
Plastic bottles , Farm tools/Bolo
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
Php
100
25
6
Soil improvement/Organic fertilizers
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
Php
100
25
7
Record books and water catchment
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
Php
100
25
8
Indicator systems/Technologies
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
Php
100
25
9
Plastic crate, Sako, Gunting and etc. for Pre-Harvesting
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
Php
100
25
10
Plastic crate, Sako, Gunting and etc. for Harvesting
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
Php
100
25
11
Plastic crate, Sako, Gunting and etc. for Post-Harvesting
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
Php
100
25
12
Packaging materials
Php
1,000
Php
25,000
Php
100
TOTAL
Php
200,000
Php

Note ***depreciation cost*** amount of tools/equipt divide no. of usable years







V. PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM
           (Refers to the Manpower Requirements on Marketing, Production and finance)

Organizational Structure

Project Manager (   Dr. Silvano B. Maranga  )
                          Laison officer – Mr. Jomar Goc-ong




Production                           Marketing                         Finance
( Ricardo S. Urot// Mr Emilio P Biore ) ( Pedro D. Coloscos/ Roseller R, Balaod  ) (  Fredesvinda Y. Biore/Lorna Impas )
Oscar M. Elcana

Functions/Responsibilities
Project Manager:
Production in-charge (Under general supervision)
ü  Knows what the project objectives are and how to achieve them.
ü  Map prospective suppliers and customers.
ü  Identify resources requirements.
ü  Ensure supplies availability and adequate to meet market demands and orders.
ü  Define clear responsibilities and give assignments.
ü  Establish business relationships to suppliers and customers
ü  Implement and oversee plan implementation as well as the reports and follow up.
ü  Ink and book volume of orders over specified period.
ü  Oversee and coordinate marketing, production and financial assignment and activities ensuring well balanced processes and outputs.
ü  Coordinate with Marketing and Finance to ensure there are market demands as well as payment and budget on time.
ü  Ensure reports, responsibilities and accountabilities are carried out according to policies, rules and plans.
ü  Ensure production workers are equipped with knowledge and skills as well as possessed good work behavior.
ü  Reports to the association on the status achievements of the projects.
ü  Do production and ensure products and services quality,  adequacy and delivery meet suppliers and customers requirements.
ü  Ensure the project complies with regulatory and reportorial requirements.
ü  Ensure process line are kept balance and resource are always provided and assignment are carried out on time.
ü  Submit reports as required.
ü  Do other functions as deemed necessary and desirable.
Finance in-charge (Under general supervision)
Marketing in-charge (under general supervision)
ü  Do budget programming in accordance with requirements of the project to achieve targets and objectives.
ü  Map market opportunities and prospective suppliers and customers.
ü  Maintain records and book o accounts, maintain integrity and secure them.
ü  Do market planning and achieve approval of the same.
ü  Ensure funds are available for purchase, payments, savings and investments.
ü  Establish business relationships to suppliers and customers.
ü  Establish business relationships to suppliers and customers.
ü  Ink and book volume of orders over specified period.
ü  Ink and book volume of orders over specified period.
ü  Coordinate with Production and Finance to ensure availability and delivery of adequate products as well as payment and budget on time.
ü  Coordinate with Marketing and Production to ensure there are market demands as well as adequate supplies, materials, and equipment availability at specified time.
ü  Submit reports as required.
ü  Ensure resources required are purchased, inventoried and provided efficiently and effectively.
ü  Do other functions as deemed necessary and desirable.
ü  Do finance management well to meet projects, suppliers and customer’s requirements and expectations.
ü  Submit reports as required.
ü  Do other functions as deemed necessary and desirable.










































VII. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS:

No.
Particulars
QTY
Unit
Cost
Amount Requested to DOLE
Proponent’s
Counterpart
Total project Cost
1.       
Raw Materials

Php
Php100,000

Php
2.       
Labor Cost

Php
Php135,000

Php
3.       
Transportation

Php
Php
Php 30,000
Php
4.       
Communication

Php
Php
Php 30,000
Php
5.       
Materials/Tools or Equipments

Php
Php
Php
Php
6.       
Taxes/Licenses/Maintainance

Php
Php
Php
Php
7.       
Volunteers (Honorarium) petty cash expense

Php
Php
Php
Php
Total
Php
Php
Php




VIII. SHARING SCHEME:
Particulars
Cycle 1
Cycle 2
Cycle 3
70% (Members)
Php
Php
Php
30% (Association)
Php
Php
Php
Net Income
Php
Php
Php
Cycle 1 shares/members=(Profit x 70% No. of members)= Php
             shares/members=(Profit x 30% No. of members)= Php  

Furthermore, the association will agree the percentage or amount for the maintenance and repair of the equipment used in the project if ever no deprecation cost is set aside for the said purpose.













LIST OF DIRECT BENEFICIARIES (Use another sheet if necessary)

Name of Beneficiaries
Occupation
Skills
Share
(70% income per member)
Social Welfare Benefits
1.      Elmer Tejares


Php 71,561

2.      Margie Simbajon


Php 71,561

3.      Erna Abarido


Php 71,561

4.      Alberto Simbajon


Php 71,561

5.      Manuel Lagnason Jr.


Php 71,561

6.      Rodrigo Imperial


Php 71,561

7.      Renilo Arizo


Php 71,561

8.      Leonardo Catam-isan


Php 71,561

9.      Sonia Monto


Php 71,561

10.  Alexander Cole


Php 71,561

11.  Richard Cole


Php 71,561

12.  Gerwin Noynay


Php 71,561

13.  Jupelito Mondigo


Php 71,561

14.  Priesmon Jay Monsanto


Php 71,561

15.  Margarito Tallo Jr.


Php 71,561

16.  Jecelyn Arnado


Php 71,561

17.  Rondel Ybañez


Php 71,561

18.  Beatriz Lagnason


Php 71,561

19.  Lorna Impas


Php 71,561

20.  Agripina Mangubat


Php 71,561

21.  Archie Estañero


Php 71,561

22.  Felilia Retuerto


Php 71,561

23.  Rofil Vanguardia


Php 71,561

24.  Oscar Elcana


Php 71,561

25.  Fredesvinda Biore


Php 71,561

26.  Ricardo Urot


Php 71,561

27.  Roseller Balaod


Php 71,561

28.  Kim Retuerto


Php 71,561

29.  Novo Jake Flores


Php 71,561

30.  Joesita Origenes


Php 71,561

31.  Marivic Monta


Php 71,561

32.  Rhoda Mae Origenes


Php 71,561

33.  Leandro Pogado


Php 71,561

34.  Niño Angle Monleon


Php 71,561

35.  Clavel Geduquio


Php 71,561

36.  John Lloyd Caballes


Php 71,561

37.  Jhezuani Tallo


Php 71,561

38.  Rosa Tejano


Php 71,561

39.  John Leonard Catam-isan


Php 71,561

40.   


Php 71,561

41.   


Php 71,561

42.   


Php 71,561

43.   


Php 71,561

44.   


Php 71,561

45.   


Php 71,561

46.   


Php 71,561

47.   


Php 71,561

48.   


Php 71,561

49.   


Php 71,561

50.   


Php 71,561

51.   


Php 71,561

52.   


Php 71,561

53.   


Php 71,561

54.   


Php 71,561

55.   


Php 71,561

56.   


Php 71,561

57.   


Php 71,561

58.   


Php 71,561

59.   


Php 71,561

60.   


Php 71,561

61.   


Php 71,561

62.   


Php 71,561

63.   


Php 71,561

64.   


Php 71,561

65.   


Php 71,561

66.   


Php 71,561

67.   


Php 71,561

68.   


Php 71,561

69.   


Php 71,561

70.   


Php 71,561

71.   


Php 71,561

72.   


Php 71,561

73.   


Php 71,561

74.   


Php 71,561

75.   


Php 71,561

76.   


Php 71,561

77.   


Php 71,561

78.   


Php 71,561

79.   


Php 71,561

80.   


Php 71,561

81.   


Php 71,561

82.   


Php 71,561

83.   


Php 71,561

84.   


Php 71,561

85.   


Php 71,561

86.   


Php 71,561

87.   


Php 71,561

88.   


Php 71,561

89.   


Php 71,561

90.   


Php 71,561

91.   


Php 71,561

92.   


Php 71,561

93.   


Php 71,561

94.   


Php 71,561

95.   


Php 71,561

96.   


Php 71,561

97.   


Php 71,561

98.   


Php 71,561

99.   


Php 71,561

100.                       


Php 71,561















Submitted and Attested by all Officers
No.
Name
Position
Signature
1.       
Oscar S. Ma
Chaiman

2.       
Silvano B. Maranga
President/CEO

3.       
Vianney D. Garol
Member

4.       
Michelle M. Cuerquis
Member/Board Secretary

5.       
Mark Wernher P. Maranga
Member/Registrar/Treasurer

6.       
Mr. Ricardo S. Urot
Technical Livelihood Committee

7.       
Mr. Emilio P. Biore
Organization Committee

8.       
Engr. Roseller R. Balaod
Marketing Committee

9.       
Mr. Oscar D. Elcana
Committee Asst. External

10.   
Mr. Pedro D. Coloscos
Committee Asst. Internal

11.   
Mrs. Fredesvinda T. Biore
Financial Committee




Noted by:



(Local Chief Executive) Name & Signature



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