2. GROUP 7
Leader: Puquiz, Daphne Kaye N.
Members:
Cabral, Ben Hurhen
Musngi, James
Nacanilao, Camille
Navarro, AJ
Prevandos, Sunshine M.
3. Project Title : BREATHE CLEAN,GO RECYCLING
Nature of the Project :To reduce garbage landfill, to recycle and
to beautify the community.
Project Duration :June 2023 - July 2023
Project Location :Purok 2, Brgy. Pampang, Angeles City,
Pampanga
Beneficiaries :Residents of Purok 2, Brgy. Pampang
Proponents : Leader: Puquiz,Daphne Kaye N
Members:
Cabral,Ben Hurhen
Musngi,James
Nacanilao,Camille
Prevandos,Sunshine
Contact Person : Puquiz Daphne Kaye N.
Project Cost : Estimated cost of PHP 2,000.00
I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
4. Because of the growing population in some
communities, enormous volumes of rubbish
accumulate in the community, and the cleanliness of
the community is not maintained. This problem may
also be caused by improper waste segregation.
Rotting trash is also known to emit toxic gases into
the atmosphere, which can cause respiratory
problems in individuals. "BREATHE CLEAN, GO
RECYCLING" is a student and volunteer program
that promotes cleanliness through recycling and
reusing rubbish in a community.
II. BACKGROUND OF THE PROJECT
6. IV. PROJECT OBJECTIVES
• To have a clean and safe environment.
• To aid wastes pollution by recycling and proper segregation
of wastes and disposal.
• To aid the lack of trash bins in the area.
• To make the people aware how to recycle properly/
effectively.
• To help the environment to fight water, land and air pollution
by teaching the people how to properly dispose of their
wastes.
• To promote discipline among people in the community.
•To engage people in environmental programs or voluntary
7. V. DESIRED IMPACT AND OUTCOME OF THE PROJECT
- Through the cleaning operation program, recycling is the main way to
reduce garbage, and it will result in a cleaner, safer, more relaxing,
and more organized community environment.
-There will be recycling signage in each area of the barangay so that
the residents of the chosen barangay can dispose of their garbage
properly.
- People should understand the value of protecting the environment
and how to do so after participating in the clean-up drive operations.
- With the help of the volunteers, the people in the community will
become more aware of the value of the environment in terms of
proper disposal management and segregation.
8. RISK EFFECTS SOLUTIONS
I. Virus exposure The proponents of this
project could perhaps
come into contact with
areas where there are
potentially contagious
viruses, which could make
them unwell or sick,
especially if they pick up
the covid virus.
To protect themselves,
proponents must behave
more cautiously and
practice self-disinfection;
they will also notice social
withdrawal while working
on the initiative. To
protect themselves from
the virus, they will also
create a safety kit with
items like a facemask, a
face shield, alcohol, or
sanitizer.
VI. RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
9. II. BAD WEATHER It would be challenging
for the project’s
proponents to carry out
their project if the
weather was bad, such as
when there was a sudden
downpour, lightning,
storm, heavy rain,
typhoon, or other natural
calamity. If it continues
in inclement weather, it
could potentially delay the
project’s timeline and
perhaps spread infection
or disease among the
participants.
In order to ensure
everyone’s safety, the
project’s leader will
establish a revised
schedule in consultation
with the members and
participants. The
members will initially
remain in the meeting
location or headquarters
for their safety after a
new deadline for the
project’s completion is
specified.
10. III. THE PROJECT WORKLOAD
REQUIREMENTS
Heavy work like lifting bulky
things, removing boulders, or
cleaning potentially
dangerous areas may injure
project supporters,
participants, or volunteers,
which may lead to the
project’s termination.
The project’s proponents will
request support or assistance
from the authorities to ensure
the safety of everyone
present during the real
project, and they will prepare
a first aid kit or other safety
equipment before the
operation to safeguard all of
its participants.
IV. LACK OF RESOURCES The project can come to an
abrupt end, face a delay in
completion, or fail to meet
its goals altogether.
The group will be gathered by
the leader, who will then
debate potential solutions to
the resource shortage. The
proponents could ask the
authorities and residents of
the community for assistance.
11. V. THE UNWILLINGNESS OR
RELUCTANT OF THE
PARTICIPANTS TO ASSIST
The participants can
experience social anxiety,
which could lead to dispute
over resources and
postpone the project
itself.
In order for everyone to
participate in the project,
the leader will encourage
everyone in the group and
serve as a moderator.
Additionally, he will remind
each member of the group
of the project’s intended
purpose.
VI. MISCOMMUNICATION
OR DISAGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE AUTHORITY,
PARTICIPANTS,
VOLUNTEERS, AND
ADVOCATES
The project may suffer
from the proponents’
failure to carry out their
tasks or action plan, which
would be inefficient and
ineffective.
The leader will instruct
everyone to maintain their
composure, discuss any
issues or conflicts with
them, and convince them to
resolve them so that
everyone will work
together and enjoy
themselves while working
on the project.
12. VII. MISHAPS AND
MINOR INJURIES
Events that are
inevitable when
working outside that
could result in damage
or injury from a
chance occurrence.
In order to avoid any
potentially harmful
events, proponents
must always be aware
and take care of
themselves.
VIII. DANGEROUS
ONLOOKERS
When encountering or
meeting new people,
it’s possible that they
won’t always be kind
and in certain
situations, they might
even be dangerous.
To avoid potential
risk, proponents must
at all costs maintain
their vigilance.
Additionally, respect
is necessary in these
situations.
13. VII. PROJECT WORK PLAN
PHASES
(DATE)
ACTIVITIE
S/ TASKS
OUTPUT/TARGET INDICATORS RESOURCES
NEED
PERSONS
INVOLVED
Phase I Determining
the
community's
primary
concern or
issue.
Choosing the
participants'
and
community's
final place.
Final community
issue to resolve
Final location of
the project
Approval of
the members
Majority
voting of all
members
Google Meet
Internet
ConnectionMe
ssengerPoll
for voting
Google Meet
Internet
ConnectionMe
ssengerGoogle
form for
voting
All
members
All
members
14. Phase II Coordination
with the
Barangay
officials
Distribution
of
information
about the
project
proposal to
residents in
the area.
Send a letter of
authorization to
the barangay.
Develop a
relationship with
the barangay
residents.
Approval of
the
authorization
Agreement of
the residents
in the
community
Paper
Permission
letter
Pen
Transportation
Paper
Permission
letter
Pen
Transportation
Leader
and
Assistant
Leader
All
members
15. Phase III Collaboration
with the
residents in
the
community
Engagement of
the residents,
members of the
program, and
student
volunteers in the
cleanup drive
program.
Evidence of
the
participation
of the
student
volunteers,
proponents,
and residents
of the
barangay
Paper
Pen
Cleaning
Materials
Recycling
Signage
Transportation
All
members
Brgy.
Officials
Residents
Phase IV Assessing
and
monitoring
the situation
in the area
Visit the
barangay for at
least twice a
month
Arrangement
of Garbage
Disposals
Recycling
Signages
Transportation
Phone for
Documentation
All
Members
16. VIII. CALENDAR OF WORKS
DATE ACTIVITES PERSON/S
INVOLVED
EXPECTED
OUTPUT
March 03 2023 Identifying the
community’s
problem or
problems to be
dissolved.
All Members Final issue to be
included in
project proposal
March 04 2023 Identifying the
project's
proposed site and
the target group
or population
All Members Particular area
and proposal's
location
17. March 10-11 2023 Assignment of tasks
to project
participants and
determination of
the project title
Leader Task Division via
Google MeetGoogle
voting
formsProject's
official title
March 17 2023 Assignment of tasks
to project
participants and
determination of
the project title
All Members Accomplishment of
each member's
assigned duty
March 18 2023 Time given for each
person to complete
their task
All Members The project
proposal's initial
draft of several
sections
18. March 19 2023 Accomplishing the
tasks assigned to
the other
members
All Members The project
proposal's initial
draft of several
sections
March 20 2023 Finalizing the
tasks for the
remaining
members
All Members Initial draft of
the remaining
parts of the
project proposal
March 24-25 2023 Revising certain
sections of the
project proposal
Leaders Finalized project
proposal content
19. April 7, 2023 Development of
Project Proposal
All Members Final and precise
information for
the project
proposal
April 10, 2023 Project Proposal
Presentation
Leader and
Assistant Leader
Excellent
presentation
April 15-16, 2023 Finalization of
Project Proposal
and Submission of
Project Proposal
All Members Finished and
complete project
proposal
20. We in group 7 all agreed to give a particular amount of money to the
project since we all understand how crucial funds are when working on
a project, especially when numerous supplies need to be bought. This
is the most practical way to raise money. In other words, a willingness
to contribute their own money is one of our main sources of support
for this project. In addition, here are some alternative ideas we think
we can earn and add to our funds. First is to collect plastic bottles
from every community member and sell them later. Second is that we
are able to solicit donations from friends who own businesses,
barangay officials, or SK in our community. Lastly we look for any
volunteers who are willing to help with the project initiative. The
funds raised will be used to pay for a variety of proposal-related
expenses as well as to purchase the tools, materials, and equipment
needed for the duration of the project.
IX. SOURCE OF FUNDS
22. XI. MONITORING AND
EVALUATION
Monitoring and evaluation of this project will be done every
Sunday of the week, starting from 7am until 9am. The
members will be assigned to different areas to clean and
the leader shall be the one who will assign the members. In
addition to this, the monitoring of the areas will also be
observed and checked by the leader. There will be a photo
documentation for proof and evidence every Sunday that
will be presented by the leader. This documentation would
be a big help to document all the changes, improvement, and
the success of the project.
