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RETROSPECT Bislig City’s Hosting of the 3rd Organic Asia Congress Librado C. Navarro Local Government Unit of Bislig City 4 Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 Dedication This book is dedicated with love and affection TO MY WIFE, Mrs. Carmencita P. Navarro, Executive Assistant V, who tragically lost her life while actively performing her tasks as Chairperson of Baywalk and City Hall Beautification Committee. Librado C. Navarro City Mayor Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 5 Contents 7 Acknowledgement 8 Bislig City Officials 10 LGU Bislig Department Heads and Consultants 12 Liga ng Barangay 14 Sangguniang Kabataan 16 Multi-Sectoral Governance Coalition (MSGC) 18 Mandaya Tribe Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representative (IPMR) 19 Preface 20 Introduction CHAPTER 1 23 Pre Event CHAPTER 2 38 Preparation CHAPTER 3 50 Event Proper CHAPTER 4 79 Post Event 155 About the Author 161 Bislig City’s Vision and Mission 162 Bislig City of Wonders 6 Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 Acknowledgement Writing a commemorative book presenting the journey of Bislig City in hosting IFOAM Asia 3rd Organic Asia Congress (OAC) was indeed a tedious engagement. This project consumed huge amount of time, effort, and dedication, and would not have been possible without the help and support of many individuals, committees, and organizers. I extend my sincere thanks to all of them. To my children, whose genuine concern was translated into a thousand questions. Each taking turns with the “hows” and “whys” of the event, but nonetheless believing in a father’s efforts that such feat is attainable through hardwork, patience, and determination. To the Local Government Unit of Bislig City, and the Provincial Government of Surigao del Sur, with the joint coordination of the executive and legislative branches, their incomparable efforts in providing sustainable development to the City through the promotion of organic agriculture development, is second to none. I am also deeply indebted to IFOAM Asia, spearheaded by Dr. Zhou Zejiang and Ms. Jennifer Chang, for their collaborative efforts in the development, guidance, and constant supervision, from preparation to event culmination of the 3rd OAC, and for believing and trusting that the City can pull this through. An ocean of thanks to all the IFOAM Asia’s 3rd OAC committees, department heads, and all the employees of LGU-Bislig, who exceeded the expectations of delegates and guests by giving their best services and truly fulfilling their duties and responsibilities. To the Multi-Sectoral Governance Coalition (MSGC), devoted partner of the LGU in the Performance Governance System (PGS), through which with truthful assessment, the city was able to level up its implementation of organic farming, your contribution has been very inspiring. To the Bisliganons, who showed genuine hospitality to the visitors, and who gave their full cooperation and support to organic farming, their efforts made this success even more meaningful. Even my detractors contributed by constantly posing a challenge that consquently fed my desire to succeed. Acknowledgement also goes to all the people involved in the crafting of this book, especially to the authors and other hidden figures, who contributed their talent and expertise in completing the chapters. Kudos to the reviewers who took time to improve the quality, coherence, and content presentation of every page. Most improtantly, my sincerest gratitude to God Almighty, for His guidance and protection in making the event a huge success, and for the completion of this book. All victories are attained through His Divine Providence. A million thanks to all. Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 7 Bislig City Officials HON. LIBRADO C. NAVARRO Bislig City Mayor HON. PEDRITO R. SULAPAS HON. JONAS A. CACAYAN Sangguniang Panlungsod Bislig City Vice Mayor Committee Chairman: Health, Nutrition, Sanitation, Women & Family Affairs HON. ROLANDO E. MILLAN, RME HON. RODOLFO B. VILLEGAS, SR. HON. JOHN PAUL V. DE JESUS Ex-Officio/President Liga ng Barangay Ex-Officio/IP Representative Ex-Officio/SK Federation President Committee Chairman: Barangay Affairs Committee Chairman: Indigenous People Committee Chairman: Youth and Sports Development 8 Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 HON. BEN V. ALMANON HON. ALFREDO J. CARMELO HON. EDMUND R. ESTRELLA Sangguniang Panlungsod Sangguniang Panlungsod Sangguniang Panlungsod Committee Chairman: Tourism Development, Committee Chairman: Labor & Employment, Committee Chairman: Poverty Alleviation, Peace and Order, Public Safety and House Rules, Environment & Cooperative & Livelihood, Transportation Natural Resources Fisheries & Aquatic Resources HON. DAVID K. SALAZAR SR. HON. GEOFFREY G. CAGAKIT HON. EDGAR B. CORVERA Sangguniang Panlungsod Sangguniang Panlungsod Sangguniang Panlungsod Committee Chairman: Land Boundaries & Committee Chairman: Trade & Industry, Committee Chairman: Public Works & Settlement, Urban Planning & Development, Education, Culture & Arts, Good Gov’t, Infrastructure, Waterworks & Renewable Social Welfare & Community Development Public Ethics and Accountability Energy Resources Development HON. ROLANDO E. MILLAN, RME HON. RODOLFO B. VILLEGAS, SR. HON. JOHN PAUL V. DE JESUS Ex-Officio/President Liga ng Barangay Ex-Officio/IP Representative Ex-Officio/SK Federation President Committee Chairman: Barangay Affairs Committee Chairman: Indigenous People Committee Chairman: Youth and Sports Development Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 9 Local Government Unit of Bislig City Department Heads Charlito R. Lerog Atty. Daisy A. Ronquillo Renefredo G. Camba, CPA City Administrator City Legal Officer City Budget Officer Aprodecio A. Alba, Jr., MPA Jonathan L. Jamora, MPA Raquel L. Bautista, CPA, MPA City Planning & Dev’t Officer City General Services Officer City Accountant Dr. Brenda M. Estrella Letecia M. Yu, RSW Engr. Rose Lee L. Cancio City Health Officer City Social Welfare & Dev’t Officer City Information Officer Primacar R. Subibi, MPA Edgardo D. Ochavillo, MM, REA Anastacio C. Galicia City Agriculture Officer City Assessor City Civil Registrar 10 Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 Rosendo R. Campos, MPA Almar B. Autida, MPA Daniel P. Jabagat SP Secretary City Cooperative & Dev’t Officer, City ENRO OIC-OSM Head Engr. Sherwin T. Masancay Marlon C. Advincula, CPA Rochie Rey N. Barrios, DVM City Engineer Acting City Accountant City Veterinarian Jose Diogracias S. Andal, CHE,LPT For. Jessril A. Oval, MENRM Norminda B. Revil City Economic Enterprise & Dev’t Officer City Disaster Risk Reduction Acting City Treasurer Management Officer Consultants Engr. Edilberto G. Carmen Acting City Planning & Dev’t Officer Victoriano I. Tagupa Atty. Leoderico P. Avila, Jr. Management Agriculture Consultant/ Management Consultant/Adviser Adviser Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 11 Liga ng Barangay HON. ROLANDO E. MILLAN, RME Ex-Officio/President Liga ng Barangay Barangay Captain Mangagoy, Bislig City Hon. Apolio C. Alvar Hon. Vicenta C. Odares Hon. Amado S. Advincula Vice-President Liga ng Barangay Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Poblacion, Bislig City Bucto, Bislig City Burboanan, Bislig City Hon. Joseph R. Samontina Hon. Eddie C. Deloy Hon. Tomas B. Sing, Jr. Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Caguyao, Bislig City Coleto,Bislig City Cumawas, Bislig City Hon. Junelyn D. Lagunday Hon. Jeorge C. Gerida, Jr. Hon. Edgar B. Salilin Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Kahayag, Bislig City Labisma, Bislig City Lawigan, Bislig City 12 Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 Hon. Samuel R. Lahoy Hon. Ernesto J. Masancay Hon. Jennifer M. Magno Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Maharlika, Bislig City Mone, Bislig City Pamanlinan, Bislig City Hon. Dolorosa O. Sano Hon. Ruel F. Cacayan Hon. Raul K. Salazar Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Pamaypayan, Bislig City San Antonio, Bislig City San Fernando, Bislig City Hon. Gina R. Javellana Hon. Evelyn G. Olano Hon. Framar B. Viduya Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Barangay Captain San Isidro, Bislig City San Jose, Bislig City San Roque, Bislig City Hon. Concordio G. Betinol Hon. Romeo O. Canila Hon. Vivencio P. Masocol, Jr Barangay Captain Barangay Captain Barangay Captain San Vicente, Bislig City Sibaroy, Bislig City Sta. Cruz, Bislig City Hon. Eladio A. Galano Hon. Welson S. Salva Hon. Isidro Y. Penañueva Barangay Captain Barangay Captain President Liga ng mga Brgy. Kagawad Tabon, Bislig City Tumanan, Bislig City Tabon, Bislig City Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 13 Sangguniang Kabataan HON. JOHN PAUL V. DE JESUS SK Federation President Barangay Poblacion Hon. Christianne Mae R. Rivas Hon. Babygine I. Anod Hon. John Dominique M. Salilin Barangay Bucto Barangay Burboanan Barangay Caguyao Hon. Honorio F. Cardino I Hon. Al D. Mitra Hon. Daniel M. Cagas Barangay Coleto Barangay Cumawas Barangay Kahayag Hon. Rolando R. Cemanes, Jr. Hon. Ana Marie S. Datwin Hon. Jecsler P. Castillo Barangay Labisma Barangay Lawigan Barangay Maharlika 14 Retrospect - 3rd Organic Asia Congress 2018 Hon. Sherlyn M. Ochea Hon. Christian Mark T. Carmen Hon. Leonardo A. Camino, Jr. Barangay Mangagoy Barangay Mone Barangay Pamanlinan Hon. Mark O. Tomboy Hon. Romeo A. Rosales, Jr. Hon. Marissa B. Avila Barangay Pamaypayan Barangay San Antonio Barangay San Fernando Hon. Airene B. Cutoban Hon. Jennifer D. Rabaya Hon. Kemberly J. Tamayo Barangay San Jose Barangay San Roque Barangay San Isidro Hon. Keyford
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