Project Report
| Dec 23, 2024
Closing Report
By Joy Remigio | Project Lead
The Solar-Powered Livelihood Center (SPLC) project has successfully impacted Filipinos by improving their access to clean energy, creating new livelihood opportunities, and enhancing their social and economic well-being. This initiative has empowered communities, fostered economic growth, and promoted environmental sustainability in rural regions.
Global Peace Foundation Philippines is committed to continuing its work in renewable energy and community empowerment, and will seek to expand this model to other underserved areas of the Philippines in future projects.
The project has demonstrated the transformative potential of solar power in enabling sustainable development and improving the lives of vulnerable populations. As we close this phase of the project, we express our gratitude to all our partners, donors, and participants for their dedication and support in making this vision a reality.
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Aug 26, 2024
Usufruct Agreement for Buenavista Fisherfolks Livelihood Facility
By Jocelyn F. Remigio | Program Director for Community Development
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Land Donor
As to the need of land space as the site for Buenavista Fisherfolks Livelihood center,on July 31, 2024 the President of the Buenavista Fisherfolks Association, Mr Jason Gontinas responded positively on the need of land where Buenavista Fisherfolks Livelihood center will be constructed. couple agreed to leese a piece of land to the Association. The owner grants the Association the Right of Usufruct for the Property without consideration for the period of ten (10) years, which shall not be interrupted in the event of disappearance or death of the owner. .
The Local Government of Palompon through its Municipal Planning and Development Office prepared a design or layout of the livelihood facility needed by Buenavista Fisherfolks Association. The processing of Usufruct Agreement by the Owner and the Buenavista Fisherfolks Association is facilitated by the Mrs. Mary Tiezel G. Rufin, the Municipal Agriculturist who is in-charge of the Fisherfolks too.
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Apr 25, 2024
Buenavista All-Lights Village Fisherfolks
By Joy Remigio | Project Lead
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Buenavista All-Lights Village Fisherfolks Association was visited by the Municipal Agriculturist and the newly Appointed Chairperson on Agriculture and Fisheries in Barangay Buenavista
The Municipal Agriculture Office led by Chief visited the Buenavista All-Lights Village Fisherfolks Association to update their preparation for the Solar Powered Livelihood Center construction. There was a delay in the construction due to the changes in the leadership of the Association, the changes in the leadership of Barangay Buenavista, and the decline of the first donor of the land due to confidential reasons.
The Barangay Buenavista Chairperson of Agriculture and Fisheries met the officers to check on the next donor of the land where to construct the project.
The new President will donate a piece of land for the livelihood center. He was not in the meeting because he is attending training for the Sustainable Livelihood Program of DSWD.
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