F EXT 08b - Rev.1 - Front Page - Extension Proposal - EXTERNAL 1
F EXT 08b - Rev.1 - Front Page - Extension Proposal - EXTERNAL 1
A. BASIC INFORMATION:
B. TECHNICAL COMPONENTS:
1. Rationale:
Common sources of income for the majority of Catanduanes residents include farming and
fishing. However, the province faces frequent strong typhoons, presenting significant challenges
that its inhabitants must learn to overcome with resilience.
An extension activity will be conducted in the recipient barangay, the Barangay Cagraray,
Bato, Catanduanes through the initiatives of the Graduate School Faculty members and students
enrolled in the Master of Arts in Industrial Education (MAIE) and Master of Arts in Agricultural
Education (MAAged) programs.
The Graduate School Extension Services aim to offer tangible support to the community by
delivering comprehensive skills training sessions. These sessions are designed to empower and
enhance the potential of community members, equipping them for future livelihood programs. The
training, scheduled for Sunday, will focus on various competencies related to Meat Processing as
well as other related processed products. Each component will be presented and discussed by
designated facilitator and speakers, all of whom hold relevant National Certificate II qualifications
from TESDA and worked for several years in food industry from other countries. This ensures the
provision of high-quality service and assistance to the community.
2. Preparatory Activities:
For the implementation of the Meat Processing, the following preparatory activities will be
conducted:
1. Identify the barangay where the extension program will be implemented through coordination
with concerned local authorities and community stakeholders.
2. Determine the skills needed of the identified clientele by employing Community Needs
Assessment (CNA).
3. Conduct of the Community Needs Assessment (CNA) by the Graduate School faculty members
and concern students.
4. Conduct thorough consultations and coordination.
General Objectives:
Specific Objectives:
1. To enhance both knowledge, skills, and attitudes of target clientle in processing and/or
production of meat-based products;
2. Growth and sustainability of several organizations involved in the project such as parents
and youth;
3. To improve their economic well-being since outputs can be a source of livelihood among
the residents;
4. To continuously empower the parents, adults and out-of-school youth capabilities in this
field by involving them throughout the program implementation;
5. And to support the locally-made products of the island through OTOP.
4. Brief Description:
The community-based skills training addresses essential topics aimed at bridging the gap,
unleashing the potentials, and delivering an advanced and better education among community
members. Focused on meat processing, this training-workshop aims to equip participants with the
knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to discover and cultivate their full potential in business
and/or employment opportunities post-training. This initiative could provide them with alternative
sources of income, ultimately contributing to the enhancement of their socio-economic status. This
program will be externally funded by CARE Philippines, a non-government organization of the
country that aims to provide emergency relief and main purpose is to eradicate poverty. The
program will run for one year, which includes five training sessions in meat processing. The first
part, will focus on the production of Banana peel-pork siomai, homemade molo wrapper, and chilli-
garlic sauce. In addition, the remaining four training sessions will include production of Pork Tocino,
Skinless Octo-pork Longganisa, Veg-meat Patty, Banana heart kikiam, and others.
To sustain its implementation, there will be a frequent monitoring and evaluation, and
contingency plan and action through the coordination with several agencies such as DTI, DOLE,
TESDA, BLGU and MLGU, and others.
5. Target Beneficiaries:
The primary target of this project is thirty (30) selected residents of Barangay Cagraray,
Bato, Catanduanes which are composed of parents, OSY, and adults. Through this activity, they will
acquire knowledge, skills, and attitudes in meat processing and other related processed products,
adhering to standard procedures. The selection of this target barangay for the training is based on
being an expansion barangay of Phase 2 implementation of project WEE handled by CARE
Philippines.
6. Implementors:
Project Leader:
Team Members:
7. Project Components/Activities:
Person
Activity Timeline Expected Output
Responsible
Pre-Implementation Phase
Implementation Phase
May 19, 2024 Banana Peel-Pork Siomai
1. Conduct of first part of Project Homemade Molo
trainings to the target Management Wrapper
clientle such as Siomai Team, and target Chilli-Garlic Sauce
production, and other clientle
Person
Activity Timeline Expected Output
Responsible
related processed
products.
Post-Implementation Phase
2. Completion of Approved
Project
Accomplishment and Accomplishment and
Management
Expense Report Month of April, 2025 Expense Report
Team
3. Project-end reporting
Project Approved Detailed Report
Management Presentation
Team, target
clientle,
barangay
officials, and
implementing
partner
Month of May, 2025
4. Turn-over of donation of Project
Meat-processing tools and Management Tools and Equipment
equipment. Team, target Signed Agreement
clientle,
barangay
officials, and
implementing
partner
C. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENT:
PORK TOCINO
VEG-MEAT PATTY
Ingredients Quantity Estimated Cost
375 grams minced beef 4 kilograms 1,200.00
125 grams assorted veggies 2 kilograms 240.00
2 pieces eggs 20 pieces 200.00
½ cup breadcrumbs 2 kilograms 240.00
1 teaspoon mixed herbs 200 milliliter 150.00
1 ½ teaspoon crushed garlic 1 kilogram 150.00
1 beef stock cube 3 boxes 250.00
2 tablespoon BBQ Sauce ½ liter 70.00
TOTAL COST: Php. 2,500.00
Snacks
Food Items Quantity Price per Unit Estimated Cost
Pancit-Food styro, fork, 300 packs - 15,000.00
Lunch-course in a Food styro, fork and spoons 300 packs - 30,000.00
Non-food supplies
Items Quantity Estimated Cost
Velum paper-white 300 pieces(6.00/piece) 1,800.00
Coupon bond (long) 5 ream 1,100.00
Diploma jacket (short) 120 pieces (100.00/piece) 12,000.00
Glue 2 piece (big) 70.00
Scatch Tape 2 pieces (big) 80.00
Vacuum sealed plastic (15 x 20 cm.) 5 packs (38.00/1 set or 10 pieces) 200.00
Dessert cup (3.5 oz.) 3 packs (50 pieces/pack) 300.00
Glass Jar (small size) 10 pieces 200.00
Canister Round 10 packs 700.00
Bean Curd sheet 5 packs 500.00
Cling Wrap 1 roll 500.00
Hand Gloves 3 packs (100pieces/pack) 150.00
TOTAL COST: Php. 17,600.00
Others
Items Quantity Estimated Cost
Printing of Tarpaulin - 4,500.00
Printing/Photocopying Expenses - 4,000.00
Transportation Expenses (Gasoline) - 5,000.00
TOTAL COST: Php. 13,500.00
D. ANNEXES
Period of Implementation:
One (1) year, starting, May, 2024 to May, 2025
(from start to end):
Implementing Unit:
Catanduanes State University – Graduate School (MAIE/MAAgEd)
BASELINE TARGET
May, 2024 May, 2025 MEANS OF
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR (PI) (Year when the (Year when the
program/project program/project will
VERIFICATION
started) end)
ACTIVITIES
BASELINE TARGET
May, 2024 May, 2025 MEANS OF
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR (PI) (Year when the (Year when the
program/project program/project will
VERIFICATION
started) end)
Training in and skills in and skills in Statistics
Meat Produce quality meat-based meat meat
Processing products according to the given processing processing
standards.
2. Production
of Meat- Apply knowledge and skills in
based real life scenario such as in
products production and marketing of
such as the given outputs.
siomai,
tocino,
longganisa,
patty, and
kikiam
E. APPROVAL SHEET
To be filled-out by partner
To be filled-out by CatSU:
agency/organization:
Proponent(s):
Endorsed by:
Reviewed by:
__________________________
Technical Evaluation Committee
Date: ____________
Recommending Approval:
Certified: budget available and allocated for the purpose as indicated in this proposal.
___________________________
MARYSHIEL S. TABIOS
Budget Officer/Treasurer (Partner Agency)
AO-V Budget Services
Date: ___________
Date: ____________
APPROVED:
____________________________
PATRICK ALAIN T. AZANZA, Ph.D., J.D.
Head of the Partner Agency/Organization
SUC President III
Date: ___________
Date: ___________