REFERENCES
R. A. 3931 - Air Pollution Control Law of 1964
P. D. 705 - Revised Forestry Reform Code of 1975
E. O. 264 - Citizen Armed Force of 1987
R. A. 7077 - AFP Reservist Act of 1991
R. A. 8749 - Clean Air Act of 1999
R. A. 9003 - Eco Solid Waste Mngt Act of 2000
R. A. 9729 - Climate Change Act of 2009
R. A. 10068 - Organic Agriculture Act of 2010
E. O. 23, s-2011 - Moratorium in the Cutting of Timber
E. O. 26, s-2011 - National Greening Program
AFP IPSP “Bayanihan”, series of 2012
HPA Policy on Livelihood Program dated 20 July 2013
5ID CAMPLAN “Bayanihan Star” dtd 1 Oct 2014
SCOPE OF PRESENTATION
A. The Unproductive Land Waiting to be
Transformed
B. Preparing the Landscape Blueprint
C. The Make-over Process
D. The Realization of Tireless Determination
E. Education and Tourism
F. Project Recognitions
G. Battalion’s Mandate
H. Concluding Statement
I. Way Ahead
The Unproductive Land
Waiting to be Transformed
There were only 3 existing old painted
buildings with poor maintenance
having no basic facilities including
security posts, mess hall, ammunition
depot, vehicle shed, etc.
12x33 ft Conference Room Camp picture Feb. 1, 2014
Preparing the Landscape Blueprint
1. Install and improve basic facilities
2. Implement Waste Mgt System
3. Planting of any available fruit and
non-fruit tree species and
vegetables
4. Unexpected activities
The Make-over Process
1. Implementing of Waste
Management Program
2. Preparing of intercropping site
3. Establishing of Parking Areas
4. Constructing of visitors’ receiving
areas
5. Installing of path walks and
directional signs
6. Installing of drainage system
The Make-over Process
7. Establishing of Integrated Farm
8. Building of Apayao Hut
9. Constructing the Angel’s Hair Vine
canopy
10. Constructing of Multipurpose Hall
11. Establishing of Nursery
The Make-over Process
12. Installing of security posts
13. Renovating of Admin Office
14. Constructing of Ammunition Depot
15. Constructing of Enlisted
Personnel (EP) Mess hall
16. Constructing of Motor Pool and
motorcycle shed
The Make-over Process
17. Renovating of EP Quarters
18. Constructing of Officers’ Mess hall
19. Constructing of Female Soldiers’
Quarters and Mess hall
1st Eco
Composting
Receptacle
Residual
Waste Depot
ECO COMPOSTING RECEPTACLE (ECR)TECHNOLOGY
- Mr. Fred L.
Fangonon, former
Brgy. Capt. of Loakan,
Baguio City invented &
initiated an above-
ground enclosure that
can compost all kinds
of bio-degradable
waste without
shredding.
is a dangerous gas that destroys the ozone layer and can cause great damage to people when improperly managed.
It has the biggest share contributing to climate change.
For the last 27 years, the 220 hectares Payatas’ Open Dumpsite in Quezon City has accommodated the wastes of 26 municipallities of Quezon and Metro Manila.
Rising to a 50 feet wall of garbage, it took the lives of more than 300 of its residents on July 10, 2000.
2nd
ECR
3-Has. Santor CAFGU Detachment Farm
Brgy Santor, Rizal, Kalinga
The Realization of Tireless Determination
• All planned facilities were installed and enhanced
• Solid Waste Management was strictly observed,
enhanced and cascaded to company and detachment
levels as well as adopted by higher military authorities
and many stakeholders
• Organic Farm validated & certified by UPLB
• Waste Mgt and Organic Farming projects was recognized
& adopted by various stakeholders
• The farm recognized as Learning Site on Organic
Agriculture in region 02
• The project has become an Agro-Eco Tourism Site
eventually without intention
SCHEME TO BOOST ORGANIC FARMING
RECYCLABLE WASTE RECEPTACLE
(SIMPLIFIED MRF)
SEGREGATION SOURCE RECEPTACLE
RESIDUAL WASTE
DEPOTLANDFILL
(CONTAINED 238 SACKS OF PLASTIC)
SEGREGATION SOURCE RECEPTACLE
KUBO
KUBO
PATHWALK
PATHWALK
DRAINAGE
INTEGRATED FARM
INTEGRATED FARM
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Earwig is an insect that destroys other insect-
pests like corn borers and coconut beetles.
Trichogramma is an insect that lays eggs
into destructive insect’s eggs. Its larvae will
then destroy the destructive insect’s egg by
feeding on it.
Insect deceivers/traps/attractors :
- Pigeon Pea - Citronella
- Flowering plants - Bottles on trellis
- Neem tree
Organically grown plants inside the camp are fed to poultry
animals like Madre de Agua and other nutritious plants
ANGEL VINE
ity
NURSEY
EP QUARTERS
EP QUARTERS
BOQ
98
3-Hectare, Brgy Santor, Rizal, Kalinga
Education and Tourism
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102
104
113
ity
133
Isabela Experimental Station
RFO 02, DA
1. Certified Organic Farm by UPLB
2. Cited as Learning Site on Organic Agri by ATI-RTC
02, DA
3. Bannawag Magazine of Manila Bulletin
4. Credited by USAID for its Climate Change
Mitigation efforts
5. Intelligence and Security Group, PA
6. Northern Luzon Command, AFP
7. 5th Infantry Division, Philippine Army
8. Credited by Philippine Army
9. Agricultural Training Institute, RTC 02, DA (5)
CHED/DEPED
10.Cagayan State University, Lal-lo Campus
(Burubur CAA PB)
11.Ifugao State University, Potia Campus
12.Quirino State University, Diffun, Quirino
13.Schools Division of the City of Ilagan
14.Isabela School of Arts & Trades, City of
Ilagan
15.Aguinaldo NHS, Ramon, Isabela
16.Angadanan NHS, Angadanan, Isabela
CHED/DEPED
17. Tumauini South Elem School, Tumauini, Isabela
18. Alicao-cao Elem Sch, Cauayan City
19. Pilig Alto Elem School, Cabagan, Isabela
20. Sindon-Bayabo Elem Sch, City of Ilagan
21. Moldero Elem Sch, Tumauini, Isabela
LGU
22. Sta Maria, Isabela
23. Tabuk City, Kalinga
24. Besao, Mt Prov (Kin-iway CAA PB)
25. Buguey, Cagyan
26. Brgy Alicao-cao, Cauayan City
MEDIA AND NEWS MAGAZINES
27. ABS-CBN North Luzon Bureau
28. Bombo Radio, Tuguegarao & Lal-lo
29. Radio ng Bayan, Tuguegarao
30. Radio Natin, Tabuk City
31. Bannawag Magazine in its June, July &
August 2015 Issue
32. Army Journal, 2nd quarter 2015
33. Northern Beacon, 2015 Anniversary Issue
34. North Star, 2015 Anniversary Issue
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LGU BESAO, MT PROV (CAR)
27 February 2015
CSU LAL-LO CAMPUS, CAGAYAN (REG 02)
10 June 2015
The only Certified Organic Farm and Waste Mngt Model in the Philippine
Army
77IB MISSION:
Organize, train, equip and administer CAFGU
Active Auxiliary forces in CAR and Isabela and
Cagayan in Region 02
CAFGUAA TRAINING PROGRAM, CY 2014
PROGRAM COURSE NO. OF
TRAINING
CONDUCTED
STUDENTS
GRADUATED
23 Basic Military
Training
23 1,340
Note: 1,300 regular and CAA personnel retrained
th
Note: 514 regular and CAA personnel retrained
TOTAL = 54 classes with 1,814 students graduated
• Regular and CAA personnel significantly increased
Regular personnel increase of 120 or
17.26%
CAA personnel increase of 1,340 or 27.34%
• Speedy application of reward and punishment
Reprimanded, demoted & discharged
misfits
Best CAA of the Year, CY 2014, PA wide
Best EP of the Year, CY 2015, 5ID wide (UN-
Haiti)
• Established transparent management of financial resources
Unobligated Funds and Cash Return
2014 =P3,925,440.00 - unobligated
2014 =P292,590.00 - cash return (108 CAA)
SUB-TOTAL =P4,218,030.00 (1 yr)
2015 =P2,393,790.00 - unobligated
2015 =2,700.00 - cash return (1 CAA)
SUB-TOTAL =P2,396,490.00 (8 mos)
GRAND TOTAL = P6,614,520.00
• Downloaded more financial and logistical resources
• Continuous unannounced spot field visits
BEST ENLISTED PERSONNEL OF THE YEAR, CY 2015
5TH INFANTRY DIVISION-WIDE
Part of the confiscated illegally cut lumber at San Guillermo, Isabela
PD 705 & EO 23 – Anti-Illegal Logging Efforts
Efforts to assist DENR implement Log Ban
IPSP “BAYANIHAN” SAMPLE OF BRIGADA ESKWELA PLUS PROJECTS (PD 705/EO 23)
E.O. 26, s-2011 – Nat’l Greening Program
Fruitbearing
tree
Non-fruitbearing
treeTotal
2, 315 4,005 6,320
Planted Tree SeedlingsFebruary 2014 to date
CONCLUDING STATEMENT
On Philippine Agriculture, the
project assisted in promoting
organic agriculture and in
encouraging people to use
safe and economical farming
to protect public health and the
environment.
CONCLUDING STATEMENT
On leisure and tourism, assisted the
government in promoting Agro-Eco
Tourism as recreational,
entertainment or educational
purposes
CONCLUDING STATEMENT
On global warming and climate
change, assisted the government in
educating the people to practice
managing their solid waste and for
safe and economical farming as an
individual contribution to mitigate
climate change and global warming.
CONCLUDING STATEMENT
The society in general are
enlightened and educated on safe
and economical farming and on
simple low-cost but effective and
environmentally-sound waste
management.
WAY AHEAD of the PROJECT
1. Installation of irrigation system
2. Establishment of apiculture
3. Establishment of botanical garden
6. Recruitment of skilled CAFGU
7. As Extension Service Provider
8. DOT certificate as Agri-Tourism Site
9. Continue to enhance the project
End of Briefing