Liceo de Cagayan University
RNP BLVD., Kauswagan Road, Cagayan de Oro City
Tel. No. (8822)722244 (08822) 8584093 to 95 local 216
________SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAIN CAMPUS______
Name: Adrian Pearl P. Raña Date: Nov. 25, 2022
Section: Grade 12, STEM 22
"PROJECT PROPOSAL"
I. Location: Abellanosa St., Barangay Consolacion , Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis
Oriental.
History: In 1818, the largest district in Mindanao, the Segundo Distrito de Misamis, was one of
the politico-military districts created by the Manila Spanish. The present-day Misamis Oriental,
Misamis Occidental, Camiguin, Bukidnon, Lanao, Zamboanga del Norte, and the northern portion
of Cotabato made up this region.
Additionally, a barrio in Cagayan de Oro is a portion of Misamis Oriental. which had a population
of 77,756 as per the 2020 Census. 10.67% of Cagayan de Oro's total population was represented
by this. Carmen is located on the island of Mindanao, roughly at 8.4809, 124.6355. It is estimated
that the elevation at these coordinates is 7.0 meters, or 23.0 feet, above mean sea level.
The first barangay in Cagayan de Oro City is called Barangay Carmen. It is 566,311 hectares in
size and home to 72,000 inhabitants. The 13,000 households there are split up among 73 zones.
Zones 2, 4, 5, 7, and 9 are river bank zones out of the 73 zones. Carmen Market is located in Zone
3, a commercial district. It is located on the west bank of the Cagayan de Oro River and is
bordered to the north by Barangay Kauswagan, the south by Balulang, the west by Canitoan-
Patag-Bulua, and the east by the river. It has 39 commercial establishments, 4 AM/FM Stations, 7
Banks, 7 Hotels, 15 Pawnshops, 5 Restaurants, 3 Supermarkets, 1 TV Station (inactive), 18
Regional/ District/ Provincial Offices, 15 Pre-school & 14 Elementary Schools, 8 Secondary, 2
Colleges and 2 Universities, and has a total of 39 commercial establishments.
Reference: https://yellow.place/en/barangay-carmen-cagayan-de-oro-philippines
Barangay Executive Order No. O8 s. 2021
Barangay Consolacion Disaster Risk Reduction Management
Council
(BDRRMC)
Name Position
Chairwoman
(Carest) Incident Commander
Barangay Secretary
Department Head
Volunteer Nurse
EMS
STAFF TEAM (AMBULANCE EMERGENCY RESPONDERS AND FIRE
VOLUNTEERS)
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
STAFF TEAM (DISASTER RESPONDERS)
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
Responder
STAFF TEAM (EMERGENCY DELTA RESPONDERS)
Ambulance Delta
Ambulance Delta
Carest Delta
Responder
Disaster Risk Reduction No. (If there’s any)
Consolacion Rescue Team (Carest)
Barangay Carest Hotline: 0917 178 6363
Social Media Accounts:(If there’s any):
● Consolacion FB page :
Consolacion Rescue Team:
II. Hazard Vulnerability Table (HVA)
Physical Social Economic Environmental
Lack of Medical Lack of Basic Service Poverty Air pollution
Facilities
Blocked Canals and Increasing Rate of Lack of livelihood Water pollution
Drainage in Urban Unemployment opportunity
Areas
Houses are too closed Increasing Rate of Increasing Population Biodiversity loss
to each other Teenage Pregnancy
Light materials are Street High inflation of Flashfloods
used in houses Children/Homeless Gasoline
Improper Segregation Lack of Personels to High Price of Goods Plastic Pollution
of Waste attain needs of
Humans
B. Hazard Analysis
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de
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III. PROJECT PROPOSAL:
Your task is to participate in the community-based Disaster Risk Reduction and Management.
Your goal is to create a project proposal so that the youth can participate in disaster preparedness.
Your role is a founding member of a teen DRRM volunteer group. You and your classmates in
the same neighborhood will get to know your community LGU’s DRRM and find out the needs
of the community that you can contribute as awareness, response, etc.
Your group needs to recruit additional 5 members from your neighborhood and plan how
you can contribute based on the needs of the community.
Name of your Group: BFC Patrol Squad
Pledge of Service
Year: 2022-2023
I (name) do solemnly swear that I shall faithfully serve as (position) of BFC Patrol
Squad and will do the best of my ability towards my duties of being a public servant: that I have
clearly understood my role in this organization and will stand for moral and legal actions in times
of my responsibility.
So, help me God.
IV. PROJECT PROPOSAL AND PROGRAMME FLOW
Title of the Project: Be a Flood-Free Community: Mitigating The Risk Of Flood
Disaster
Nature of the Activity Assembly
Seminar (Awareness Raising)
•Training workshop for flood risk management
•Community Clean Up Drive
Target Hazards being address in ● Natural Hazards please specify
the Activity - Flooding caused by heavy rainfall.
● Human- Induced Hazards please specify
- Flooding caused by the clogging of canals due to
improper waste disposal.
Brief Description of the Project Be a Flood-Free Community is a project that aimed to
(in one or two sentences, please provide knowledge on how to mitigate the risk of
describe the nature or intent of flooding in barangay Carmen and to make a risk
the project) reduction plan for their safety. It also aimed to teach the
community on how to properly manage their wastes to
avoid flooding caused by clogging of canals.
Objective(s): • This project seeks to inspire individuals,
(1-2 objectives) particularly young people, to develop ideas and
solutions that will lessen the risks of flooding in
their community.
• After attending this lecture, attendees should be
able to name and use solutions for reducing flood
hazards that are both affordable and
environmentally friendly.
Nature of Engagement • Organizer
Target Partners/Sponsors ● Barangay Carmen Disaster Risk Reduction
Management Council (BDRRMC)
● City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Department (CDRRMD) Cagayan de Oro City
● Cong. Lordan Suan, 1st District Representative
Mode of delivery of the Activity ● Face to face
- Zone 10 Upper Carmen, Basketball Court,
Cagayan de Oro City.
- The program will strictly follow the DOH's
preventive measures due to the Covid-19
Pandemic.
Proposed Date(s) of Implementation ● June 24, 2023 | Saturday | Typhoon and Flood
Awareness Week
Time (Start to End) ● 8 AM to 12 Noon
Proposed Budget ● Php. 3818.00
Source of Funds ● Barangay Carmen Council
● Solicitations from the private organizations.
If a counterpart is required, how We won't collect a participation fee; instead, we'll send a
much are you collecting from each letter of invitation to the barangay council and other
participant? private individuals and groups..
Materials needed for this Activity (Budgeted Materials)
For Participants and Guests’ Snacks
• Minute Maid Fresh Juice (Php. 130.00, 10 pieces)
- Php. 1,300.00
• Egg sandwich (Php. 10.00 each)
- Php. 1,000
Token and Snacks for Guest Lecturers
• 2 Custom T-shirt Top (Php. 109.00 each)
- Php. 218.00
• 2 Frame Certification for Guest (50.00 each)
- Php. 100.00
• Jollibee Yumburger (Php. 45.00 each)
- Php. 90.00
• Coke Mismo (30.00 each)
- Php. 60.00
Utilities and Other
• Electricity - Php. 250.00
• Tarpaulin - Php. 250.00
• Transportation - Php. 300.00
• Miscellaneous fee – Php. 250.00
TOTAL: Php. 3818.00
(Other Materials)
• Table
• Chairs
• Folder w/paper (attendance)
• Water Jags
• Ballpen
• Microphone
• Speaker
• Projector
• Laptop
• Extension Wire
• Camera
• Sanitizers
• Rope (Demonstration)
Who are your audiences, ● Participant aged 18- 60 per Household
participants, or beneficiaries?
Expected number of audiences, ● 100 participants
participants, or beneficiaries?
PROGRAMME OF THE ACTIVITY
June 24, 2023
Zone 10 Upper Carmen, Basketball Court, Cagayan de Oro City.
Time (morning) Activity
PART A: PREPARATION
7:00 – 7:30 Groundwork and Decoration BFC Patrol Squad
7:30 – 8:00 Registration
PART B: PROGRAM PROPER
8:00 – 8:05 Invocation and National Anthem Video Presentation
8:05 -8:20 Opening Remarks Hon. Rosemary Lorna V. Uy
(Barangay Chairwoman
8:20 – 8:30 Energizer
8:30 – 9:30 Lecture Proper Mr. Edison V. Suizo
Causes of Flood, Effects and Possible (BDRRMC Department
Diseases from Flood Head)
9:30 – 10:30 Lecture Proper Sherly S. Bernido, RN
Mitigation and Prevention of Flood
• Importance of Proper Waste Disposal
•Awareness in flood hazards
10:30 - 10:45 • Break time
10:45 – 11:30 Lecture Mr. James Apple S. Bolhano
First Aid and Health Safety for
Flooding
• First aid demonstration (bandaging
techniques)
• Different rope knots demonstration
• Training for saving lives
11:30 - 11:50 Giving of Certification of Appreciation BFC Patrol Squad
and Participation Token to the Guest
Speakers
11:50 - 12:00 Closing Remarks Hon. Rhea Lynnette S. Uy
(Carest) Incident Commander
12:00 - 12:05 Closing Prayer Lovely Rose Bao-as (BFC
Patrol Squad member)
END OF THE PROGRAM
