Big prizes are at stake in the first Barangay Daliao Agri-Fisheries Fair this coming April 29, 2012 on the occasion of the 84th Araw ng Barangay.
For the Best Fishery Product, the first prize is 3,000, second prize is 2,000 and third prize is 1,000. For the Best Urban Garden, the first prize is 3,000, second prize is 2,000 and third prize is 1,000.
The criteria for the Best Fishery Product are packaging, nutritional value, creativity and marketability. For the Best Urban Garden, the criteria are the use of recyclables, variety of vegetables, innovation and creativity.
The City Agriculturist Office, Toril District will judge the event. The BFARMC in Daliao headed by Mr. Jesus Gioca, together with Mr. Lino Rosales and Mr. Teody Espera will compose the Committee. Kagawad Ryan Maboloc is the Chair for the 2012 Agri-Fair.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
Agri-Fish-Tech Fair to be launched in Daliao
Agriculture-Fisheries and Technology Committee Chair Kgd. Ryan Maboloc has reported that an Agri-Fish-Tech Fair will be launched in Barangay Daliao in May 2012.
The project involves urban gardening, waste to employment projects, livelihood programs for fisherfolks, fisheries resource management, among others. Kgd. Rodel Granada and Kgd. Munding Zapanta are the Committee members.
A budget of 10,000 has been allotted for the agriculture and fisheries sector competitions.
The program is intended to help in food sufficiency and values formation, including care for the environment and the family.
A resolution was passed last March 6, 2012 during the regular session of the Barangay Council.
The project involves urban gardening, waste to employment projects, livelihood programs for fisherfolks, fisheries resource management, among others. Kgd. Rodel Granada and Kgd. Munding Zapanta are the Committee members.
A budget of 10,000 has been allotted for the agriculture and fisheries sector competitions.
The program is intended to help in food sufficiency and values formation, including care for the environment and the family.
A resolution was passed last March 6, 2012 during the regular session of the Barangay Council.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
3rd batch of TESDA training begins; 116,000 allotted for TechVoc
A total of 64 trainees will undergo the 3rd batch of the TESDA and Barangay Daliao Welding and Consumer Electronics Training from March to July of this year.
The Orientation for the new trainees was conducted last February 26, 2012. It was graced by PB Rodolfo Te, Kgd. Ryan Maboloc, Kgd. Rodel Granada, Engr. Bong Dumugho, Inst. Teodoro Espera and Inst. Jerson Beduya.
The Barangay Council has set aside 30,000 for welding machines, 38,000 for the training room improvement, and 48,000 for the salaries of instructors for FY 2012.
So far, the barangay has enrolled 120 trainees since March 2011 and has graduated 90. TESDA issues the Certificate to all trainees who pass.
The Orientation for the new trainees was conducted last February 26, 2012. It was graced by PB Rodolfo Te, Kgd. Ryan Maboloc, Kgd. Rodel Granada, Engr. Bong Dumugho, Inst. Teodoro Espera and Inst. Jerson Beduya.
The Barangay Council has set aside 30,000 for welding machines, 38,000 for the training room improvement, and 48,000 for the salaries of instructors for FY 2012.
So far, the barangay has enrolled 120 trainees since March 2011 and has graduated 90. TESDA issues the Certificate to all trainees who pass.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Maboloc now chairs Fisheries and Agriculture Committee
Kagawad Ryan Maboloc has swapped committees with Kagawad Raymund Zapanta during the regular session last January 22, 2012. Maboloc is now chair of the Agriculture and Fisheries Committee while Zapanta is now head of the Education Committee.
In line with this, Maboloc has done initial consultations with the barangay fisherfolks. Initial plans include proposals for a Fisherman's Center, Coastal Resource Management, and Livelihood for small fishermen.
Barangay Daliao is a well-known fishing community. Maboloc has coordinated with the Institute for Small Fisheries, the Ateneo Social Involvement Coordinating Office and DEVSTRAT for the proposals.
A seminar and planning workshop will be slated this summer to be attended by stakeholders and barangay officials to find ways to sustain the fishing community and the barangay's coastal resources.
In line with this, Maboloc has done initial consultations with the barangay fisherfolks. Initial plans include proposals for a Fisherman's Center, Coastal Resource Management, and Livelihood for small fishermen.
Barangay Daliao is a well-known fishing community. Maboloc has coordinated with the Institute for Small Fisheries, the Ateneo Social Involvement Coordinating Office and DEVSTRAT for the proposals.
A seminar and planning workshop will be slated this summer to be attended by stakeholders and barangay officials to find ways to sustain the fishing community and the barangay's coastal resources.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Maboloc sponsors 100T water system for Sitio Pogi-lawis
Kagawad Ryan Maboloc and the Barangay Council of Daliao have facilitated the allocation of a budget of 100,000 for the construction/improvement of a Water System at Sitio Pogi-lawis.
In a visit to the area together with PB Rodolfo Te, Maboloc explained that water is a basic necessity that the barangay must provide to its constituents.
Funded out of the 2012 Barangay Development Fund for 2012, the project will be implemented this year through the Committee on Infrastructure of Kgd. Genaro Oberez Jr.
Last year, Kgd. Maboloc and the Barangay Council have facilitated the release of 100,000 for the construction of a Community Stage at Sitio Pantalan and the concreting at Sitio San Jose, co-sponsored by Kgd. Zapanta, amounting to 200,000.
In a visit to the area together with PB Rodolfo Te, Maboloc explained that water is a basic necessity that the barangay must provide to its constituents.
Funded out of the 2012 Barangay Development Fund for 2012, the project will be implemented this year through the Committee on Infrastructure of Kgd. Genaro Oberez Jr.
Last year, Kgd. Maboloc and the Barangay Council have facilitated the release of 100,000 for the construction of a Community Stage at Sitio Pantalan and the concreting at Sitio San Jose, co-sponsored by Kgd. Zapanta, amounting to 200,000.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
1.374M BDF to be implemented; 500T Improvement for Brgy Hall
The Barangay Council of Daliao approved in its session last January 8, 2012 the 7.4 million Annual Budget for FY 2012. This includes 1.374 million for the Barangay Development Fund (BDF).
The projects include 300,000 riprapping for Sitio San Roque, 200,000 road concreting for St. Jude, 100,000 water system for Pogi-Lawis, 150,000 line canal for DUHA, 200,000 line canal for Prudential, 200,000 riprapping for San Vicente, among others.
Also in the pipeline is the 500,000 improvement of the Barangay Hall, of which the funding was sourced from the SB 7 and SB 8 in 2011. Work will commence in the middle of January 2012.
The projects include 300,000 riprapping for Sitio San Roque, 200,000 road concreting for St. Jude, 100,000 water system for Pogi-Lawis, 150,000 line canal for DUHA, 200,000 line canal for Prudential, 200,000 riprapping for San Vicente, among others.
Also in the pipeline is the 500,000 improvement of the Barangay Hall, of which the funding was sourced from the SB 7 and SB 8 in 2011. Work will commence in the middle of January 2012.
Friday, December 9, 2011
Director Nestor S. Tabada of TESDA attends Culmination Program
Director Nestor S. Tabada of TESDA attended the Culmination Program of the second batch of the Technical Education Training in Barangay Daliao on December 11, 2011.
PB Rodolfo B. Te thanked the graduates for their perseverance. He also recognized the support of TESDA for the success of the program.
There are 29 graduates for welding and 15 for consumer electronics. Child Alert Foundation has sponsored the training of 10 students. The skills will be able to help the trainees in their employment prospects.
Kgd. Ryan Maboloc and Treas. Bong Dumugho, together with instructors Teodoro Espera and Jerson Beduya are delighted that the year-long program has been positive. The enrolment for the third batch will be on January 2012. Training will begin in February.
The program, which is free for all trainees, is part of the theme of the Barangay Council which is "realizing human development".
PB Rodolfo B. Te thanked the graduates for their perseverance. He also recognized the support of TESDA for the success of the program.
There are 29 graduates for welding and 15 for consumer electronics. Child Alert Foundation has sponsored the training of 10 students. The skills will be able to help the trainees in their employment prospects.
Kgd. Ryan Maboloc and Treas. Bong Dumugho, together with instructors Teodoro Espera and Jerson Beduya are delighted that the year-long program has been positive. The enrolment for the third batch will be on January 2012. Training will begin in February.
The program, which is free for all trainees, is part of the theme of the Barangay Council which is "realizing human development".
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