Version: 7 June 2012

2.3.2 Gender-Sensitive Sub-Project Concept Form

Barangay: Buenafortuna
Municipality: Nabas
Region: VI
Total number of Household (HH) in the barangay: 271
Total Population 1,336 Male: 711 Female: 621

Province: Aklan

A. GENERAL INFORMATION
Name of proposed sub-project: Improving Community Access to Basic
Education and Ensuring Safety through Construction of Education Facilities
and Installation of Streetlights
Catego Public Goods ___Enterprise
Human Resource Devt. ______
ry:
X_____
________
Problem Statement: Practicing a Multi-grade school in the barangay resulting of
difficulties on students and teachers, also by the 271 household(44 of them are
female and 227are male) who send their children to the other barangay or proper
who have a complete grade school and it is resulting to them in additional expenses
for the fare of their students. And a difficult situation at night due of unavailability of
streetlight resulting of some accidents and incident on the people of the barangay.
Project Purpose: To improve the access of children to Basic Quality Education and
reduce the expenses of the 281 households (44 of them are female and 227 are male)
and to provide a safety road at night of the 281 households (44 of them are female
and 227 are male) to prevent crime and other accidents that might happen in the
place.
Project Beneficiaries and Expected Benefits:
44 female headed and 227 male headed households of the 271 households will
benefit from the project for it will decrease the expenses in fare for their students
resulting increase in their savings and it will decrease the crime incidents and
accidents that might happen. In addition, residents from nearer barangay will also
benefit from this project for they also sent their children resulting to more savings and
have a safety road at night.
B. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT COMPONENTS
1. Physical/Infrastructure component
Physical target: 89.37 sq.m (for
Cost parameter:
school)
Total Project Cost 1,276,504.00
17 posts (for
Barangay Grant Allocation - Php1,265,742.55
streetlights)
Local Counterpart Contribution -Php10,761.46
Persons who assisted in the preparation of technical proposal: ACT-TF, MCT-TF, ME
Proposed scope of works to be undertaken:
For school building:
Clearing and lay- out
Structure Excavation
Termite Control Work
Embankment
Reinforced Concrete
A. Column Footing
B. Wall Footing
C. Column
D. Roof Beam
E. Lintel Beam
F. Slab on Fill
Forms Scaffoldings
Masonry Unit
A. Concrete Masonry Blocks
Cement Plaster Finish
Welded Structural Steel
Roofing Works

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Carpentry and Joinery Works

A. Finished Carpentry (ceiling board)
Jalousie Windows
Doors
Plumbing
A. Water Supply Pipes and Fittings
B. Septic Tank
C. Plumbing Fixtures and Fittings
D. Bathroom and Toilet Accessories
E. Installation of Soil, Waste, Drain and Vent Pipes
Tile Works
Painting Works
Electrical Works
Markers
For streetlight:
Solar Power streetlight Installation
Road Monument/ Project Marker
Technical Supervisor
Labor/Workforce requirement/sources: (disaggregate by skill level and sex)
50% of its total workforce will be women and 50% are men and they will all come from
the barangay. Have skilled workers from community like Mason, Electrician, and
Welder, Steel man Plumber, Carpenter and Laborer where we can employ thru
community force account.
Equipment requirement/sources: Welding Machine, Electric Grinder, Electric Grill
Procurement Method/s to be adopted: Community Shopping of Works, Small Value
Procurement
2. Training component:
There will be Community Procurement Community Finance community Infrastructure
(PFI), Fiduciary Review, Barangay Financial Management System, and Organization
Development Management Trainings. The attendee of the following trainings are the
chairman and members of the BSPMC structure which will be compose of at least 7
women and 12 men
3. Women-specific component:
Every committee must have at least 1 woman.
4. Management component:
BSPMC structure will have 6 committees and in every committee there will be 1 chair
and 2 members. There should be 3 committees chaired by women.
C. SAFEGUARD CONCERNS
Any displacement or relocation of community
members during implementation? (disaggregate by
sex and income class)
Acquisition of proposed
Deed of Sale
Donated
site/location? (sex of
__
__
owner)

Yes __

No X

LGU Owned
__

Others: (Specify)
X
Dep-Ed,
Provincial Road

Proposed site within the

Yes ___
No X
reservation area?
Necessary permit/s
Yes X
No __
EMP Only ______
accomplished? (e.g ECC,
CNC)
Mitigating measures to be undertaken for the environmental impacts of the subproject?
(please see attached ESMP document for the mitigating measures)
D. FINANCIAL ECONOMIC ASPECT
Cost Items
Total
KC
Cost-Sharing Arrangement
Per
Cost
Grant
Commun BLG
MLGU PLG Othe
Componen
ity
U
U
rs

Total

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t
Infrastruct
ure

Php
1,276,504
.00

Php
1,265,742
.55

(100%)

(99.16%)

Php
3,00
0

Php
7,761.
46

(.24
%)

(.6%)

10,761.
46

Training
WomenSpecific
Managem
ent
Others,
Specify
Total
(0%)

(%)

(%)

(.84%)

E. SP SUSTAINABILITY
Is there an existing O&M group or still to be organized?
O&M Group will be formed during the conduct of 2 nd Barangay Assembly. The group
will be composed of 1 chair and 2 members which must have at least 1 woman. And
every man and woman will be encouraged to participate during the election.
Is the community willing to pay for tariff and by How much? Theres no need
to pay any tariff because the sub- project is non income generating project.
Other sources of funds for the operation and maintenance activities?
The fund will be from the 20% Development Fund of the barangay. The MLGU will also
allocate fund for it.
Identified capability building requirements for O&M group?
The group composed of two men and two women will undergo capability training that
will be conducted by the KALAHI-CIDSS.
How do we plan to maintain the completed sub-projects?
After the O&M is formed, they will start creating the plan of activities. The group will
also sit with committee on infrastructure of the barangay council to ensure that the
necessary fund for the O&M of the Sub-Project is allocated in their Annual Investment
Plan. Feed backing on the status of operation and maintenance of the sub-project with
the MEO, MPDO, Barangay Council, and Barangay Assembly will also be scheduled.
Prepared by:
JENEATE L. BONJIBOD
Head, Project Preparation Team
Approved for endorsement to KALAHICIDSS
HON.JAMES V. SOLANOY
Municipal Mayor/MIBF Convenor

Approved for endorsement to the MIBF

HON. RONALD P. GUYO
O. OSORIO
Barangay Chairperson
Chairperson
Technical Verification by:
MARILEE M. TROMBINI
ROGEDY A. CASTRO
Area Coordinator
Representative

LAISAN
BSPMC

ENGR.
MIAC