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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF DILG REGION V
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SBDP SP ECIAL I S S U E
SUPPORT TO BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
BANÁ’AG: KWENTONG
FEATURED BARANGAYS
• San Antonio, Casiguran, Sorsogon, p. 8 • Itok, Capalonga, Camarines Sur, p. 12 • San Pascual, Masbate, p. 16
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BARANGAY BENEFICIARY IN BICOL REGION *FY 2021
164 Projects *FY 2021
Php 980-M Total Fund Allocation Regionwide *FY 2021
CAMARINES NORTE
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MASBATE
STATUS OF FY 2021 SBDP AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2022 *data from Project Development Management Unit (PDMU)
PROVINCE
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COMPLETED
CAMARINES NORTE MASBATE SORSOGON
0 18 28
25 62 31
100.00% 77.50% 52.54%
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KWENTONG SBDP BANÁ’AG, which translates to a beam of light in Bicolano dialect, attempts to shed light on the realities that the residents of the barangays in Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDAs) face in their everyday lives through three chapters entitled SÍRANG, LÁ’OM, and USWÁG. In its first chapter, SÍRANG, we take a look back on how the government’s efforts transcended the call of public service by reaching out to the farthest of barangays in the region, like rays of sunlight reaching the ground as dawn breaks into the promise of a new day. Meanwhile, LÁ’OM speaks of the residents’ hopes—hopes that were once shelved in the darkness, hopes that were once devoid of color. And now, the rays of light breathe life to these same hopes and illuminate their future while the sun reigns in its peak. And lastly, there is USWÁG, where we share how these residents inch closer to their dreams of attaining lasting peace and development in their barangays. Sa nagsusupay na kagayagayahan, satong balikan an mga istoria asin lalawgon nin paglaom na nag babanaag, madya!
BANÁ’AG
-a beam of light, moonlight, firelight; MAG-to give off light*
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Sírang
-rays of light, beams of light; MAG- to rise (the sun); -AN east; AN PAGSÍRANG KAN ALDÁW dawn*
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Lá’om
Uswág
MAG-, -AN to expect, to hope for, to have heart set on, to wish for, to aspire to, to yearn for; -ON to be hoped to,to be expected to; PAG- hopes, expectations; DAKÚLANG PAGLA’ÓM high expectations*
MAG- to progress, to develop, to advance, to make headway, to improve; MAG+PA-, PA-+-ON to aid in development, advancement, progress; PAG- progress, advancement, development* *Mintz, M. (1971). Bikol Dictionary. (1st ed.). McKaughan.
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Watch Barangay San Antonio’s full feature on the Pilot Episode of BANA’AG, the DILG V’s SBDP Documentary Series
Barangay San Antonio, Barcelona, Sorsogon BANÁ’AG: KWENTONG SBDP By Engr. Khryza Beth T. Lladoc
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pproximately 32 kilometers southeast of Sorsogon City lies Barcelona, a fifth class municipality with over 20 thousand inhabitants. Among its 25 barangays is San Antonio, a home to approximately 1,094 residents per Barangay records as of June 2022, comprising 5 percent of the total population of Barcelona. The barangay is nestled along the slope of Bulusan volcano and is 7 kilometers away from the poblacion, occupying approximately 443 hectares of land covered with coconut and rice farms. These agricultural and arable lands are the main sources of livelihood of the locals in
the barangay. In hindsight, the barangay is undeniably rich in natural resources, but despite the treasures it holds within the boundaries of its domains, it is no secret that Barangay San Antonio is still catching up with development gaps. Due to the barangay’s remoteness, the barangay seemed to have lagged behind, setting back the visions and dreams of its community for the nearing future.
RAY Sírang OF LIGHT
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ut even before the residents’ hopes become devoid of color, their government steps in not just to hear their plights, but to amplify their voices. The Department of the Interior and Local Government Region V (DILG RV ), in convergence with the different National Government Agencies (NGAs) and Local Government Units (LGUs) conducted the 5-day Baranggayan sa Bikol immersion in San Antonio in November 2020. The Baranggayan is among the DILG RV’s innovations in the implementation of the Retooled Community Support Program (RCSP) which, to date, has engaged more than 300 barangays across the region. During the immersion process, the barangay was given the opportunity to paint a vivid picture of their day-to-day lives. This engagement with the community provided a clearer picture of these communities’ situations, allowing for the shift in perspectives and amplifying the call to uplift their quality of life.
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The RCSP implementers were all ears as the residents shared their most pressing issues and concerns in the barangay, which, as the residents specified, include difficulties on rural transport due to lack of road network accessibility, inefficiency of health care facilities and equipment that would aid the health care needs of the residents especially in times of emergencies, scarcity of potable water and inaccessibility to water sources, and limitations on livelihood opportunities. The residents’ stories were all heard. The identified issues through the RCSP were provided with corresponding interventions, translating the residents’ visions for their barangay’s future in the form of the enhanced Barangay Development Program (eBDP) which is among the major outputs of the Baranggayan immersion. The eBDP contains the barangay’s list of priority projects to be culled out to different NGAs for future funding and implementation.
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HOPE Lá’om
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ot long after the conduct of the Baranggayan immersion in San Antonio, not only 1 but 4 among the projects contained in the barangay’s eBDP were integrated into the FY 2021 Support to Barangay Development Program (SBDP). Now, only 2 years since the conduct of the Baranggayan, the residents of Barangay San Antonio finally enjoy 1) a standard 2-lane and 500-m long Farm-to-Market road worth P8 million and which construction commenced in October 2021, 2) a 2 story Barangay Health Station worth P6 million, 3) a P5 millionworth Water System, and 4) the Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations (AICS) program, which financial aids range from burial, education, food, or transportation expenses in the direst situations, with a total fund allocation of P1 million. These projects commenced and were mobilized upon the preparation and submission of necessary preimplementation documents, through the efforts and facilitation of the Technical Engineers and Project Evaluation Officers (PEOs) of the DILG Sorsogon Provincial Office, in close
coordination with the PLGU of Sorsogon, MLGU of Barcelona, and Sorsogon Provincial Engineering Office. Site inspections, monitoring, and various field testing were also conducted to ascertain that construction work and project implementation are followed per contract agreements and are in accordance with prescribed standards. These diligent efforts of the project implementers led to the timely completion of the granted SBDP projects in Barangay San Antonio. It is also noteworthy how these projects have not only served their intended purpose to the barangay, but have also become an attraction to people. The Barangay Health Station, for one, is certainly eye-catching with its stateof-the-art architecture and glass façade. This success is undeniably a product of convergence driven by motivation. The implementers took to their heart and mind how beneficial these projects are to the residents of the barangay, changing their lives by taking away the shade from the residents’ hopes, and bringing light to their future.
2-lane, 500m long
Farm-to-Market Road Php 8,000,000.00
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2-storey
Barangay Health Station
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Php 6,000,000.00
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Rehabilitation of
Water System
Php 5,000,000.00
Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations
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Php 1,000,000.00
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At present, our expenses for transportation and exportation costs are spared, because of the farm-to-market road that the government granted us. Which is why we are very thankful for the huge amount of money we can save due to lowered transportation costs from the reduced hours of trip that we can utilize or spend on other needs.
JASON E. FULGOSINO Barangay Kagawad
Napapadali ang transportasyon, ang paglabas ng mga produkto, at nakakatipid sa maintenance ng mga sasakyan, katulad ng mga gulong, mga bearing, di katulad ng dati na halos araw-araw sira. Ngayon mas nakakatipid na kasi maganda na yung kalsada. Halimbawa may emergency, madali ang pagpunta ng bayan kasi direderetso ang kalsada, walang lubaklubak. Halimbawa noon isang oras pagpunta ng bayan, ngayon 15 minutes na lang.
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Sa niyan tabi, kumpara san dati, amot tabi an among namenos sa among bayaran, san hinatag san gobyerno namo na amoa kalsada dini na [pina]magayunon na amo tinampo, kaya nagpapasalamat kami, kay iyan ngani tabi, daku-dako na an namenos mi sa mga hours trip, para makadagdag pa san amo pamumuhay na budget na namenos namo.
Transporting our products is made easy. We are able to save up on our expenses especially in vehicle maintenance particularly in tire and bearing replacement. Unlike before, our vehicles sustain defects almost everyday due to poor road conditions. Now, we can save up because we now have better roads. If there are emergencies, we can now easily travel to the poblacion because of a better and more accessible road. It is used to take an hour before we can reach the poblacion, and now, travel time is reduced to 10 minutes.
As the Baranggayan sa Bikol and the implementation of the SBDP continue their journey, the DILG RV has become stronger in its resolve to further engage, develop, and transform.
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Maganda [na] ang serbisyo kasi hindi na kami [ma]tutuluan, hindi na rin tutulo yung lababo, tsaka maganda talaga.
The new Barangay Health Center will be of great help because rain water will no longer drip from the roof, there are no more leakages in the sink. It is really helpful.
EDNA F. FETALVO Midwife
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Nung oras na po yun...may tulong po na natanggap ako, kahit papano po nakabili ng bigas tsaka ulam, nakadagdag sa mga iba pang gastusin. Back then, I received financial help through the AICS. The amount I received aided my needs in terms of food. It also provided allowance so I can also spend on other needs.
MARICEL W. GADING
Barangay Tanod, AICS Recepient
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Transcending the call of public service, the program implementers went the extra mile, going out of their way to reach even the most remote barangays, and delivering a strong
message that no amount of distance nor remoteness could hinder the government from hearing the voices of its people that tell a multitude of stories – from stories of struggles to stories of hope.
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ith the completion of the FY 2021 SBDP projects granted to Barangay San Antonio, over 300 families inch closer towards their dream of a better future. These projects, like beams of light, give life to the hopes of over a thousand residents that will benefit from them.
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DEVELOPMENT Uswág
Now, it’s not surprising to see trucks, sedans even, ply the barangay. In short, the quality of life of residents back then was much to be desired.
ATTY. CYNTHIA G. FALCOTELO- FORTES
ADRIAN FRANCE
Municipal Mayor, Barcelona
Farmer, Tricycle Owner
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Barangay Itok, Capalonga, Camarines Norte BANÁ’AG: KWENTONG SBDP By Engr. Khryza Beth T. Lladoc
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t is known to many that parts of the country are still struggling to catch up with development gaps, and one of them is Barangay Itok.
Barangay Itok is among the 22 barangays comprising the municipality of Capalonga, Camarines Norte. It is a rural and lowland barangay situated 6 kilometers from Capalonga’s poblacion area. Although the barangay is reachable through various modes of transportation, residents face concerns on accessibility as there are pathways and sections along road networks that are not passable on rainy days. These road sections stretching in significant length are yet to be concreted, exposing mud and rock strewn trails for passers by. In these situations, the residents from Itok and neighboring barangays brave such inopportune conditions by foot – or defer travel plans for another day. These paths are even more hostile to farmers who are out to export or import goods and produce. Majority of the 2,115 residents of Itok primarily thrives on agriculture-based activities and industries as the barangay’s 1,492 hectares of land is abound with coconut trees and other agricultural resources. With the hurdles experienced in transporting these products, they are left with little choices and thus suffer significant effects on their livelihood and income. This is also a daily struggle for students headed for school and residents rushing towards the neareast health care facilities or security outposts in cases of emergencies. On top of this, the residents of Barangay Itok are also burdened by the scarcity in sources of potable water. Most of them share from second level water access, while some fetch from deep wells, spring water, and nearby creeks and rivers for their daily household consumption. This poses a threat to the residents of Barangay Itok as apart from apparent inconveniences, this dilemma puts them at risk of acquiring waterborne diseases and drowning.
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In response to these, the government stepped in and brought the RCSP to the Barangay Itok and other barangays in the province of Camarines Norte. The RCSP, localized by DILG Region V as Baranggayan sa Bikol, is one of the initiatives of the government under EO70 aimed at uplifting the lives of the people residing in GIDAs. The DILG RV conducts the Baranggayan with a unique and customized implementation scheme in convergence with partner NGAs and LGUs. The 5-day immersion comprises of interactive activities that zoom in on the barangay and its residents, putting them on the spotlight to tell their stories. The Baranggayan encapsulated these in form of the enhanced Barangay Development Program (eBDP), which not only contains and summarizes all their issues and concerns but also provides corresponding solutions and interventions responsive to the needs of the barangay. The objectives of the Baranggayan came to fruition when 3 of Barangay Itok’s identified priority projects in the eBDP were integrated into FY 2021 SBDP, another flagship program of EO70, which provided the barangay P20 million worth of financial assistance to their much needed infrastructure projects and social services to address development gaps. The early completion of these projects such as 1) the Level II Water System worth P5.21 million, 2) Farm-to-Market Road connecting Barangay Itok to Barangay Mabini worth P4.8 million, and 3) Farm-to-Market Road connecting Barangay Itok to Barangay Lukbanan worth P9.99 million were made possible due to the collaborative efforts among the Technical Engineers, Project Evaluation Officers (PEOs), and Focal Persons assigned at the DILG Regional Office and Camarines Norte Provincial Office, in close coordination with PLGU Camarines Norte and MLGU Capalonga. It is worthy to note that the province of Camarines Norte is the earliest to prepare and submit all documentary
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requirements and commence implementation, and consequently, the earliest to reach completion for all its FY 2021 SBDP projects. These are only some of the breakthroughs that materialized in Barangay Itok through the help of the RCSP and SBDP, to which the residents expressed their heartfelt gratitude. They are brimming with hope as they inch closer towards their most desired developments in the barangay and finally embrace new opportunities through these projects. An immeasurable amount of appreciation can be seen on the residents’ faces, coupled with a call for the government’s continued support to the barangay through future interventions and projects.
With the success of the RCSP and SBDP, we wish to encourage the program implementers and stakeholders to continue working together to uplift more lives, engage more Filipino people, and provide Matino, Mahusay, at Maaasahang public service to the highest ideals and standards to develop more communities. Most importantly, this is a call to transform more communities towards the attainment of lasting peace and development and of national advancement in general. We unfold this inspiring story of Barangay Itok to touch the general public’s hearts and deliver a strong message that lies in the great power that convergence or bayanihan holds.
2-Lane, 126.6m long
Farm-to-Market Road to Mabini Php 4,800,000.00
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2-lane, 374.6m long
Farm-to-Market Road to Binawangan Php 9,990,000.00
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Construction of Level II
Water System Php 5,210,000.00
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The improved roads, which used to be unpaved, are beneficial especially for students like me who pass through it on our way to school.
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Nagpapasalamat po kami dahil hindi na po katulad nung dati na ang kabataan ‘pag maliligo ay dadayo pa sa ilog. Ngayon po, pipihit na lang po sila ng gripo… para may pampaligo sila at inumin.
We are grateful that, unlike in the past, the young would bathe and swim in the river. Now, with just a turn of the faucet handle, we have access to potable water.
SHAYNE FLORANTE, 19 Resident, student
Punong Barangay
Malaking tulong po ang gripo sa amin, kung wala yan sa sapa pa kami [nag-iigib] kahit na madumi, nagtiyatiyaga kami sa madumi.
The water system is very essential to all of us. Without it, we have to endure the contaminated creek water.
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LEOPOLDO G. SAN ANTONIO
Ngayon po, gumian yung hanap buhay kasi mabilis makarating dito ang mga produkto. Maganda na ang kalsada, malapit na. M a d a l i na maibaba dito ang produkto namin.
ELENA M. JUEGO, 57
Our life is more convenient now. Road networks are improved and our produce are easily transported.
Resident
It is really a big help for me as a student because back then, I used to fetch water from a distant well very early in the morning so as to come to class on time.
BILLY M. JUEGO, 29 Resident
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Noon, naaalala ko, kinakailangan mong magbantay sa gabi dahil minsan wala talagang tubig, kailangan mong magsacrifice. Kaya kung ikokompara ko noon at ngayon, ay nakapalaki ang pagbabago.
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As I remember it before, it was a struggle to keep watch at night and wait for water supply. It entailed so much sacrifice. Comparing it to the current situation, big changes have taken place.
OLIVER L. ERAS Beneficiary
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Kapag dadalhin namin sa bayan, kapag ‘di siya sementado, sa biyahe pa lang natatagtag na, pag dating sa pamilihan sira na yung gulay at prutas. Kung walang kalsada, mahirap umunlad. Unang-una, pano papasok ang mga namumuhunan? Mahirap ilabas ang produkto. Sa biyahe pa lang masisira na, hindi na mabibili ng maayos. Nakakatuwa na kahit papano naaabot na yung ganitong lugar na malayo na sa centro ng probinsya. At least, kung may kalsada, may interconnectivity, parang malapit kami kahit medyo malayo. Kaya na naming bumyahe ng maayos, na wala kaming aalalahanin na maari kaming magkaproblema sa daan, kung maraming lubak or maputik.
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Malaking tulong po sa’kin, kasi nga po every morning po...dati nung may balon pa samin ay araw-araw ako riyan tuwing madaling araw pa lang nag-iigib na po ako ng tubig kasi nag-istart po ang klase namin ng 7 o’çlock [ng umaga].
In the absence of concreted roads, progress is farfetched. How will the investors come in? When transporting our harvest to the town center through the rough roads, it becomes damaged because of the excessive shaking. With good road networks, there is interconnectivity. The distance though far seems near. We can travel with ease without worrying about poor and rough road conditions. It is heart-warming that our place is now accessible.
RAMIL A. BOCATO Resident
MARITES E. PORTUGAL, 61 Resident, teacher
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Barangay Pinamasingan, San Pascual, Masbate BANÁ’AG: KWENTONG SBDP By LGOO V Franc Thomas D. De Sagun
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he Coastal Municipality of San Pascual, Masbate lies in the Northern portion of Burias Island. It is a third-class municipality home to more than 44,000 Masbateños.
Based on records, there were 5 barangays created for San Pascual to become a municipality, and one of them is Barangay Pinamasingan situated 7 kilometers away from the Poblacion. Its vast land area of 1.2 hectares is abound with ranches and rich coastal lands. The barangay’s geographical profile and access to rich agricultural lands have opened many livelihood opportunities for its 451 households or 2,285 inhabitants, and thus, the primary main source of income for the residents are farming and fishing. While the abundance of natural resources both in coastal and agricultural areas provides the barangay an avenue for progress, it is still visible how Barangay Pinamasingan still catches up with development gaps. The barangay’s situation posed a number of challenges to the everyday lives of its residents which generally and critically affect their quest to achieve sustainable development. With these gaps, the residents of Barangay Pinamasingan could only dream of a better future. The government has responded to their resounding calls through the implementation of EO70 using the Whole– of–Nation approach to achieve peace and development. Among its flagship programs is the RCSP, localized as Baranggayan sa Bikol in the Region V, which primarily aims to improve the lives of the people in GIDAs. DILG RV conducts the RCSP through a 5-day immersion in convergence with partner NGAs and LGUs. The Baranggayan’s unique and customized implementation scheme offers activities that cater and respond to the needs of the
barangays. These include a close interaction and dialogue with the barangay wherein the residents are given the opportunity to share their most pressing issues and concerns as an individual and as a member of the barangay. Barangay Pinamasingan was among the target RCSP priority barangays in the province, along 4 other barangays in San Pascual. From the Baranggayan immersion conducted in the barangay last June 2021, the residents shared their most pressing issues and concerns which include a lack of road network, destroyed school buildings due to onslaught of typhoons, lack of communication signals and power supply, inadequate health infrastructure facilities, and insufficient supply of potable water, among others. All of these were captured through the enhanced Barangay Development Program (eBDP), one of the primary outputs of the Baranggayan, which also contains corresponding solutions and interventions that will effectively address their problems. The eBDP summarizes and packages all priority programs and projects responsive to the needs of the barangay. As the fruit of the convergence and hard work among DILG RV, NGAs, and LGUs, 6 priority projects in Barangay Pamasingan’s eBDP were integrated into and funded under FY 2021 SBDP. The SBDP is also a flagship program of EO70 which provides 20 million pesos worth of financial assistance to the much needed infrastructure projects and social services to barangays situated in GIDAs in aim of addressing development gaps.
*Photo credits to Reymark A. Leones, Jay C. Saquillo, & PDMU
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With the help and assistance of the Technical Engineers and PEOs of the DILG Masbate Provincial Office, in coordination with PLGU Masbate and MLGU San Pascual, all documentary requirements were timely submitted and confirmed, and implementation of the 6 granted projects immediately commenced. The completion of these SBDP projects in Barangay Pinamasingan provides hope in uplifting the lives of every member of the community and contribute to the attainment of both local and national development. Now, the residents of the barangay are enjoying 1) a standard 2-lane and 1.1-kilometer long Farm-to-Market road worth P16 million which benefits not only Barangay Pinamasingan but also nearby sitios and adjacent barangays, 2) an improved water system worth P1 million that provides safe and potable water, 3) 20 units solar street lights worth P1 million arrayed and installed in strategic locations in the barangay, (4) improved and rehabilitated Barangay Health Station worth P1 million, and 5) P1 million worth of repair of 2 classrooms destroyed by previous typhoons.
The success of this program was easily foreseen because of the collaborative and collective efforts that concerned agencies and focal persons put in during implementation. The completed and functional projects under FY 2021 SBDP bring new opportunities to every resident in the barangay. These breakthroughts are indications of a new start in fulfilling the residents’ dreams and aspirations for their families and for the barangay’s continued pursuit of lasting peace and development. May this serve as an inspiration to all program implementers to continue reaching out and provide effective and efficient public service to more barangays that greatly need their services and interventions. This is also deemed as a call and motivation to all concerned stakeholders to harness and continue employing good local governance. As DILG RV continuously supports all programs in promoting lasting peace and development, the Barangayan sa Bikol will be its means to further engage, develop and transform more communities.
Upgrading of 2-lane, 800m long
Local Access Road
along Crossing Amparo to Sitio Castillo
Php 10,000,000.00
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BEFORE *Photo credits to Reymark A. Leones, Jay C. Saquillo, & PDMU
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Upgrading of 2-lane, 500m long
Local Access Road
along Sitio Castillo to Sitio Manipis
Php 6,000,000.00
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Rehabilitation/Improvement of Level III
Water Supply System Php 1,000,000.00
*Photo credits to Reymark A. Leones, Jay C. Saquillo, & PDMU
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Installation of 20 units of
Solar Street Lights
in Barangay Proper to Sitio Castillo and Sitio Luksohan Php 1,000,000.00
Rehabilitation/Improvement of
2-Storey Health Center Php 1,000,000.00
Repair/Rehabilitation of
1-Storey School Building Php 1,000,000.00
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AFTER *Photo credits to Reymark A. Leones, Jay C. Saquillo, & PDMU
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164 FY 2021 SBDP PROJECTS | Php 980-M *data from Project Development Management Unit (PDMU) as of September 30, 2022 Municipality
PROVINCE OF CAMARINES NORTE
Capalonga
Php
Project
Amount (Php)
CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II WATER SYSTEM
6,190,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD IN PUROK 1-6 CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD
9,990,000.00 3,820,000.00
Completed Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II WATER SYSTEM
5,210,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD
9,990,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF WATER SYSTEM IN PUROK 2
4,800,000.00 4,550,000.00
Completed Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH CENTER IN PUROK 2
5,460,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD IN PUROK 1-6 INSTALLATION OF LEVEL II WATER SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY HEALTH CENTER CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II WATER SYSTEM IN PUROK 4
9,990,000.00 5,740,000.00 9,990,000.00 4,270,000.00 4,790,000.00
Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed
CONCRETING OF ROAD IN BARANGAY VILLA BELEN TO DEL PILAR
9,990,000.00
Completed
Bayabas
CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY HEALTH STATION IN PUROK 4 CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD IN SITIO MALAPINGGAN, PUROK 6
5,220,000.00 9,990,000.00
Completed Completed
Guisican
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD IN PUROK 5 IMPROVEMENT OF BARANGAY HEALTH CENTER IN PUROK 2 ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT IN PUROK 1-5
9,060,000.00 950,000.00 950,000.00
Completed Completed Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD WITH LINE CANAL (BARANGAY SITE)
9,990,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD
3,000,000.00
Completed
OPENING AND CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD IN PUROK 1 CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II WATER SYSTEM IN PUROK 1
6,060,000.00 9,500,000.00
Completed Completed
CONCRETING OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD IN PUROK 7 TO PUROK 1
3,000,000.00
Completed
CONCRETING OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD IN PUROK 7 TO PUROK 6
7,500,000.00
Completed
Binawangan
Itok
Lucbanan
San Antonio
Villa Belen
Labo
PROJECTS
25
Barangay
Sta. Elena
Bulala
160M
Municipality BARCELONA
Barangay MAPAPAC
PROVINCE OF SORSOGON
GUBAT
Php
PROJECTS
59
IROSIN
320M
20 HAMODYONG
Amount (Php)
Status
CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD
12,500,000.00
CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH STATION
6,000,000.00 Ongoing (91%-100%)
Ongoing (61%-90%)
ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS (MEDICAL, BURIAL, TRANSPORTATION, FOOD, EDUCATION)
1,500,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
REHABILITATION OF WATER SYSTEM
5,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
CONCRETING OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD
8,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH STATION ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS (MEDICAL, BURIAL, TRANSPORTATION, FOOD, EDUCATION)
6,000,000.00 Ongoing (91%-100%) 1,000,000.00 Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD AT SITIO ARIMAN
10,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD AT SAN PASCUAL CENTRAL TO SITIO SAMPALOC CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD AT SITIO SAMPALOC TO SITIO PUROG ELECTRIFICATION IN SITIO PUROG EXPANSION OF LEVEL III WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM IN SAN PASCUAL POBLACION CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH STATION IN SAN PASCUAL POBLACION
3,000,000.00 3,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 2,000,000.00
Completed Completed Completed Completed Ongoing (61%-90%)
STA. CRUZ
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD IN TRECE MARTIRES TO SOG-ONG
12,000,000.00
Ongoing (31%-60%)
BENGUET
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD IN SITIO MAUHANG CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL III WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
8,000,000.00 Completed 7,000,000.00 Ongoing (91%-100%)
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT LIVELIHOOD PROJECT
10,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
TABI
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD IN BARANGAY TABI TO BUENAVISTA
20,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
TOGAWE
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD IN SITIO KAANAHAWAN
10,000,000.00
Ongoing (31%-60%)
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD IN SITIO LAPINIG CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH CENTER IN SITIO CENTRO
5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00
Completed Ongoing (31%-60%)
CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
9,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM ELECTIFICATION PROJECT
8,000,000.00 3,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%) Completed
SAN ANTONIO
CASIGURAN
Project
Status
SAN PASCUAL
TONGDOL
Completed Completed Completed
JUBAN
GURUYAN
LOCAL ACCESS ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
8,000,000.00 12,000,000.00
Completed Completed
MATNOG
BALOCAWE
REHABILITATION/IMPROVEMENT/UPGRADING OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
5,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
BARIIS
ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS/FAMILIES FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD
2,000,000.00 12,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 5,000,000.00
Completed Completed Ongoing (61%-90%) Completed
REHAB/UPGRADING OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH CENTER ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS (MEDICAL, BURIAL, TRANSPORTATION, FOOD, EDUCATION)
3,000,000.00 8,000,000.00 3,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%) Ongoing (61%-90%) Completed Ongoing (61%-90%)
VOLUME XI-THIRD ISSUE
Municipality
PROVINCE OF SORSOGON
MATNOG
Php
BON-OT BIG BON-OT SMALL
CABAGAHAN
CORON-CORON
PROJECTS
59
Barangay
SINIBARAN
320M Municipality AROROY
BALETE
CONCEPCION
MANAGANAGA
MANAMOC
PROVINCE OF MASBATE
Php
8,000,000.00
Completed
REHAB/IMPROVEMENT OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
6,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF EXISTING WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY HEALTH CENTER CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL BUILDING LIVELIHOOD PROJECT LIVELIHOOD/TRAININGS
5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 3,000,000.00 500,000.00 500,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%) Completed Completed Completed Completed
FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD
14,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
UPGRADING/IMPROVEMENT OF LEVEL II WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS
3,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
Ongoing (31%-60%) Completed Ongoing (61%-90%)
CONSTRUCTION/UPGRADING OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
5,000,000.00
Ongoing (31%-60%)
REHABILITATION/IMPROVEMENT OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS
5,000,000.00 7,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%) Ongoing (31%-60%) Completed Ongoing (61%-90%)
UPGRADING/EXPANSION OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
3,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH FACILITY CONSTRUCTION OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS/FAMILIES
8,000,000.00 6,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
Completed Completed Completed Ongoing (61%-90%)
Project
Amount (Php)
Completed
Status
CONCRETING OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD FROM CENTRO 1 TO BART-AG
10,000,000.00
CONCRETING OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD FROM CENTRO 1 TO CAWAYAN 1 AND 2
8,000,000.00
Completed Completed
REHABILITATION OF WATER SUPPLY (LEVEL II)
2,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF ALS (ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM) BUILDING AT RELOCATION
1,500,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF 5 UNITS OF POULTRY BUILDING WITH 5000 HEADS OF LAYING HENS
10,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF 1 UNIT 2 STOREY 4-CLASSROOM SCHOOL BUILDING AT SITIO GUAN
8,500,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD WITH DRAINAGE CANAL AND SLOPE PROTECTION FROM JUNCTION LUY-A TO SITIO BAGONG BARIO ROAD CONCRETING WITH DRAINAGE CANAL FROM SITIO BARTAG TO BALETE
6,000,000.00
Completed
10,000,000.00
Completed
REHABILITATION OF WATER SUPPLY (LEVEL II)
4,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF ONE (1) UNIT (2) TWO STOREY (4) FOUR CLASSROOM BUILDING WITH TOILET AND RAIN COLLECTOR ROAD OPENING OF FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD FROM JUNCTION MANAGANAGA TO SITIO TABION WITH AGGREGATE SUB-BASE COURSE UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD AT CENTRO
10,000,000.00
Completed
10,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
7,500,000.00
Completed Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF POTABLE WATER SYSTEM (LEVEL II)
5,000,000.00
Completed
PANGLE
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD AT SITIO MABARIW
10,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
BANASE
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD AT SITIO SAGING UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00 10,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%) Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00 Ongoing (91%-100%)
EASTERN CAPSAY UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM LOCAL ACCESS ROAD UPGRADING
5,000,000.00 10,000,000.00
Completed Completed
ELECTRIFICATION OF SITIO IRAYA AND SITIO GUMACA INTERIOR
5,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
CONSTRUCTION OF STANDARD BARANGAY HEALTH STATION
5,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF CANTORNA-TOGORON MUNICIPAL ROAD
10,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
CANTORNA
MACARTHUR
MAGLAMBONG
500M
12,000,000.00
REHAB/IMPROVEMENT OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
7,500,000.00
POTOSON
PROJECTS
80
Status
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD AT SITIO COGON
GABI
MONREAL
Amount (Php)
UPGRADING OF EXISTING WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
Barangay
CAPSAY
BALENO
Project
UPGRADING OF POTABLE WATER SYSTEM
3,000,000.00
Completed
PROVISION OF LARGE CATTLE (CARABAO) FOR DISPERSAL
1,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY ROAD TO NATUNAWAN CAVE
1,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II WATER SYSTEM
7,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY HEALTH STATION (BIRTHING FACILITY)
7,000,000.00 Ongoing (91%-100%)
CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL BUILDING
4,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE BARANGAY ROAD AT SITIO DALAKIT
1,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE BARANGAY ROAD AT PUROK 1 CENTRO
1,000,000.00
Completed
REHABILITATION/UPGRADING OF WATER SYSTEM - LEVEL II
9,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
CONSTRUCTION OF STANDARD BARANGAY HEALTH STATION
7,000,000.00 Ongoing (91%-100%)
CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY ROAD AT SITIO TAGAYTAY
1,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY ROAD AT LITTLE MAGLAMBONG
1,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY ROAD AT CENTRO
1,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY ROAD AT MRF SITE
1,000,000.00
Completed
HAMODYONG
21
Municipality MONREAL
Barangay RIZAL
10,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
6,000,000.00
Completed
CONCRETING OF BARANGAY ROAD AT SITIO CAN-ONGGO
1,000,000.00
Completed
CONCRETING OF BARANGAY ROAD AT SITIO MAGBUNGA
1,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LIGHTS
2,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF BIRTHING/LYING-IN FACILITY
7,000,000.00 Ongoing (91%-100%)
CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II WATER SYSTEM
5,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
PROVISION OF SANITARY TOILETS TO 264 HOUSEHOLDS
5,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE BARANGAY ROAD AT SITIO DANCALAN
3,000,000.00
Completed
CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF SITIO MABARIW ROAD SECTION (CROSSING PASTO), BARANGAY BAGACAY LOCAL ACCESS ROAD CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF SITIO GUINTARIBAN ROAD SECTION, BARANGAY BAGACAY LOCAL ACCESS ROAD CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF PIÑA TO BARTOLABAC LOCAL ACCESS ROAD (SITIO PUNGTOD, BARANGAY BARTOLABAC ROAD SECTION) CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF PIÑA TO BARTOLABAC LOCAL ACCESS ROAD (SITIO PROPER, BARANGAY BARTOLABAC ROAD SECTION) CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY BARTOLABAC TO DANAO LOCAL ACCESS ROAD (SITIO PALOPINO, BARANGAY DANAO ROAD SECTION) CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY BARTOLABAC TO DANAO LOCAL ACCESS ROAD (SITIO PROPER, BARANGAY DANAO ROAD SECTION) CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY JAGNA-AN LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00
Completed
10,000,000.00
Completed
10,000,000.00
Ongoing (61%-90%)
10,000,000.00
Ongoing (0%-30%)
CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF BARANGAY JAGNA-AN TO SITIO ROQUE LOCAL ACCESS ROAD PIÑA
CONSTRUCTION/IMPROVEMENT OF BARANGAY JAGNA-AN LEVEL II WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF ALMIÑE TO PIÑA LOCAL ACCESS ROAD (SITIO TADLOY ROAD SECTION)
6,000,000.00 12,000,000.00
Completed Completed
8,000,000.00
Completed
CUEVA
CORE LOCAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF PIÑA TO BARTOLABAC LOCAL ACCESS ROAD (SITIO PUNGTOD BARANGAY PIÑA ROAD SECTION) LOCAL ACCESS ROAD UPGRADING AT SITIO BAYANIHAN TO BOUNDARY BRGY. PINAMASINGAN
9,600,000.00
Completed
LOCAL ACCESS ROAD OPENING AND CONCRETING AT SITIO HALABANG BAYBAY TO CENTRO CUEVA
10,400,000.00
Completed
INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LIGHTS
3,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF HEALTH CENTER
2,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL II POTABLE WATER SYSTEM
5,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
8,000,000.00
Completed
INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LIGHTS
2,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD
10,000,000.00
Completed
IMPROVEMENT/EXPANSION OF LEVEL III POTABLE WATER SYSTEM
5,000,000.00
Completed
CONSTRUCTION OF FARM TO MARKET ROAD/LOCAL ACCESS ROAD UPGRADING
10,000,000.00
Completed
REPAIR/REHABILITATION OF SCHOOL BUILDING
1,000,000.00
Completed
INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LIGHTS
4,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD ALONG CROSSING AMPARO TO SITIO CASTILLO
10,000,000.00
Completed
UPGRADING OF LOCAL ACCESS ROAD ALONG SITIO CASTILLO TO SITIO MANIPIS
6,000,000.00
Completed
REHABILITATION/IMPROVEMENT OF LEVEL III WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
1,000,000.00
Completed
INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LIGHTS IN BARANGAY PROPER TO SITIO CASTILLO AND SITIO LUKSOHAN
1,000,000.00
Completed
IMPROVEMENT/REHABILITATION OF HEALTH CENTER
1,000,000.00
Completed
REPAIR/REHABILITATION OF SCHOOL BUILDING
1,000,000.00
Completed
BAGACAY
DANAO
JAGNA-AN
PROVINCE OF MASBATE
Php
HALABANG BAYBAY
LAURENTE
MALAKING ILOG
PINAMASINGAN
PROJECTS
80
500M
HAMODYONG
Status
REHABILITATION OF WATER SYSTEM
BARTOLABAC
SAN PASCUAL
Amount (Php)
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD AT SITIO SAN ROQUE
TOGORON
SAN JACINTO
Project
The Official Newsletter of the DILG Region V, with office at 2nd Floor, DILG Regional Office V, Rizal Street, Legazpi City
VOLUME XI- THIRD ISSUE SBDP SPECIAL ISSUE Editorial Board Atty. Anthony C. Nuyda, CESO III Regional Director Jhoaden G. Lucero, EnP, MM, CESO V Assistant Regional Director, Regional Communication and Information Team Head Engr. Khryza Beth T. Lladoc LGOO II Benedict B. Quiambao Editors Engr. Romnick A. Ilarde Layout & Page Design LGOO II Benedict B. Quiambao Engr. Romnick A. Ilarde IO III Nikko M. Quiapon Photographers Content Providers: Project Evaluation Officers (PEOs) and Focal Persons at the DILG Regional & Provincial Offices, and PDMU
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Completed
7,750,000.00
Completed
6,250,000.00
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