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CBMS-PEF Funded Project in PALAWAN

The Construction of Level I Water System in the Island

Barangay of CANIPO, Municipality of MAGSAYSAY

(Php 200, 000.00)

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The The MunicipalityMunicipality of of MagsaysayMagsaysay

Composed of:Composed of:

8 Mainland Barangays &8 Mainland Barangays &

3 Island Barangays3 Island Barangays

PopulationPopulation

11,06911,069

Total Household Total Household

2,2142,214

Total Land AreaTotal Land Area

4,662 Hectares4,662 Hectares

Fishing & FarmingFishing & Farming

Main Sources of Main Sources of IncomeIncome

The The MunicipalityMunicipality of of MagsaysayMagsaysay

CBMS 2005CBMS 2005

Access to Safe WaterAccess to Safe Water

Barangay Canipo Barangay Canipo –– 0.00%0.00%

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Canipo

PALAWANPALAWAN

Municipality of Magsaysay Municipality of Magsaysay 3.81%3.81%

Household with Household with Access to Safe Access to Safe

WaterWater

Barangay CanipoBarangay Canipo

0.00%0.00%

National Standard National Standard 79.40%79.40%

2005 CBMS SURVEY2005 CBMS SURVEY

Palawan Palawan

57.35 %57.35 %

PROJECT STRATEGIES

• MPDO and LGU (CANIPO) will be partners in implementing the project.

• Committee on water will be organized in the barangay.

• Project site will be identified with proper consultation from household members.

PROJECT ACTIVITIES

•• Committee OrganizationCommittee Organization

•• Call for General AssemblyCall for General Assembly

•• Disbursements of FundsDisbursements of Funds

•• MonitoringMonitoring

••Construction started on March Construction started on March 2006 and completed in June 2006 and completed in June 2006.2006.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

••Constructed in Purok 1 where Constructed in Purok 1 where majority of the households is majority of the households is located.located.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

••As of July 2006, the well is As of July 2006, the well is functional serving 103 out of functional serving 103 out of 200 households.200 households.

PROJECT COST

Breakdown of Expenditures:Breakdown of Expenditures:

1.1. Labor Labor –– Php 146,678.00Php 146,678.00

2.2. Materials Materials –– Php 59,041.50Php 59,041.50

3.Other expense 3.Other expense ––Php 2,188.50Php 2,188.50

Completion of well Completion of well construction required a total construction required a total amount of amount of Php 207,908.00Php 207,908.00

PROJECT IMPACT

•• Poverty Alleviation Poverty Alleviation –– the water project save the water project save the economic cost of collecting water from the economic cost of collecting water from far and insufficient water sources and spend far and insufficient water sources and spend more time on more productive activities.more time on more productive activities.

•• Health Condition Health Condition –– the presence of potable the presence of potable water supply was able to prevent the water supply was able to prevent the prevalence of diarrhea and other waterprevalence of diarrhea and other water--borne diseases. In effect, insignificant borne diseases. In effect, insignificant instances of infant death was experienced in instances of infant death was experienced in the area.the area.

LESSONS LEARNT/OBSERVATION/RECOMMENDATIONS

• Community involvement strengthens sense of ownership among project beneficiaries.

• It is very important to seek the consensus of the beneficiaries with regards to project design particularly with the proposed project site to ensure maximum greater impact on beneficiaries.

• Collection of monthly water tariff should be implemented for the sustainability of the project.

• Upgrading of the water system from level I into level II could be feasible given a high-yield.

Thank you…