LISTS OF POTENTIAL PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS
Cleanup Drive: Anti-Plastic and Waste Project
Project Description
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Junk and waste are the perfect hosts for bacteria, and it can grow if the waste is not disposed of properly. It increases the risk of disease in humans who come in contact with the trash. About the plastic and waste problem within the area, this project will discuss and explain to every person that every market, resorts and other establishments would have to strive to eliminate plastics and waste. This project promotes practices that require 3 R's of waste management, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
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Reduce - All the hotels and resorts and any other establishments, kitchen shops must use only reusable bags, dining tables are adorned with reusable cloth serviettes instead of paper napkins. Drinks are served with cool metal or bamboo straws. Plastic-bottled beverages including mineral water have been replaced with glass-bottled drinks and a refillable water station. Bathroom amenities, however, are now refillable instead of a single-use plastic sachet.
Reusable - Reusable bags will be available at the sari-sari stores and it is available to use when shopping. It helps to reduce single-use plastic.
Recycle - All the plastic disposables collected from the resort are up-cycled through a community livelihood project. It will shred all the plastics and turn them into bags and chairs which the people, and any other establishments buy and use. However, all the wastes such as leaves, twigs and food scraps will be decomposed to make into fertilizers to enrich the soils and plants which farmers will buy and use.
Project Location
Zambales
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Target Beneficiaries
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This project would seek 30 community volunteers who will do the collecting and cleaning of plastics and wastes from the Subic Bay Area. Whoever will be part of this project will be considered part of our community livelihood program.
Beneficiaries
The beneficiaries of this project would be the community or people in this city. Through this project, it would stop or somehow minimize natural disasters such as floods, and landslides from occurring since it often happens in the city.
Tree Garden
Project Description
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Our Tree Planting Activity aims to raise awareness to the society of the importance of planting and saving trees, express our concern to the environment, and diminish the unfavorable effects of climate change. Resorts and other local establishments in Iba, Zambales are joining the tree planting every year to reduce the amount of water runoff to reduce the effects of flooding since it is already surrounded by the ocean.
This project would seek 30 community volunteers who will do the planting of saplings and seedlings of trees in the Iba City area. We were set to plant 500 seedlings of fruitful trees like coconut, rambutan, lanzones, santol, guyabano, mango, and citrus fruit like calamansi and dalandan. This project aims to help the community by contributing to the food security of rural households in Iba Zambales.
Project Location
Hermana Menor, Zambales
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Beneficiaries or Users
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The beneficiaries of this project would be the community or people in this city. The community is the nearest partner to the project than anyone else. Therefore, the community will be involved in selection of the beneficiaries, monitoring the progress of beneficiaries and evaluating the impact of the project. Through this project, it would stop or somehow minimize natural disasters such as floods, and landslides from occurring since it often happens in the city.
Solar Panels Energy
Project Description
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Our Solar Panel Activity is to help the island and give light to the resort of La Hermana, give hope to the people who work in the island and give energy supply in the island. The use of solar power in the area is a cheaper, cleaner alternative. Because the island lacks this resource because of the location and electric grids stop before reaching the area. And solar panels will help us to save energy.
Project Location
Hermana Menor , Zambales
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Corporate Responsibility
Solar Panel Energy supports corporate responsibility by installing solar panels on the island. Our mission is to protect the island that restores hope, alleviates suffering, empowers, and builds local economies in impoverished communities. A total of 40 solar panels will be installed on the island to give light in the resort an eco-friendly way of producing energy to protect the Virgin Island. This project will help to give light to the people who want to visit the island while spending their leisure time.
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Beneficiaries
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The people who can work in installing the 40 piece solar panels in the resort of La Hermana. Whoever will be part of this project will be considered part of our livelihood program. The beneficiaries of this project will be the people who are working to install the Solar Energy Panels. Through this project, it would help to give light and energy power to the island and help the La Hermana Resort to provide good services to the visitors.
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