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LIST of REGISTERED WORKERS ASSOCIATION (Rwas) from Year 1986 to 2005 DEPARTMENT OF LABOR & EMPLOYMENT Regional Office No. VI, Iloilo City LIST OF REGISTERED WORKERS ASSOCIATION (RWAs) From Year 1986 To 2005 Name of Association Address Registration No. 1 Kilusan ng mga Kababaihan para sa Kaunlaran Brgy Mahuyong, Aninie, Antique VI-001 2 Culasi Tricycle owners & Drivers Association Culasi, Antique VI-002 3 Calinog Duck Raisers Association Dalid, Calinog, Iloilo VI-003 4 Samahang Pangkabuhayan ng Lemery Lemery. Iloilo VI-004 5 Katilingban sang mga Mangunguma kag Mamumugon sa Mangoso Mangoso, Sigma, Capiz VI-005 6 Bato-Bato Credit & Marketing Organization Bato-Bato, Mambusao, Capiz VI-006 7 Balit Mangunguma kag Mamumugon Association Balit, Mambusao, Capiz VI-007 8 Maralag Credit & Marketing Association Maralag, Mambusan, Capiz VI-008 9 Samahang Kaunlaran ng mga Magsasaka at Mangunguma kag Mamumugon ng Brgy Matinabus, Sigma, Capiz VI-009 Matinabus 10 Nueva Valencia Small Fishermen's Association Sto. Domingo, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras VI-010 11 Malocloc Norte Credit & Marketing Association Malocloc Norte, Ivisan, Capiz VI-011 12 Malocloc Sur Farmers & Workers Association Malocloc,Sur, Ivisan, Capiz VI-012 13 Katilingban sang mga Mangunguma kag Mamumugon sang Brgy. Mianay Mianay, Sigma, Capiz VI-013 14 Basiao Small Fishermen & Laborers Association Basiao, Ivisan, Capiz VI-014 15 Katilingban sang mga Mamumugon sa Malacanang Malacanang, Culasi, Antique VI-015 16 Katilingban kang mga Semilyador sa Barbaza Jinalinan, Barbaza, Antique VI-016 17 Katilingban kang mga Semilyador sa Culasi Culasi, Antique VI-018 18 Katilingban kang mga Semilyador sa Patnongon Badang, Patnongon, Antique VI-019 19 Malandayon Farmers Association Malandayon, Malinao, Aklan VI-020 20 Banay-Banay Farmers Association Banay-Banay, Malinao, Aklan VI-021 21 Pag-asa Fishermen's Association Pag-asa, Banate, Iloilo VI-031 22 Sitio Baid Farmers Association Libas, Malinao, Aklan VI-049 23 Katilingban kang Magagmay nga Mangingisda sa Maybato Sur Maybato Sur, San Jose, Antique VI-058 24 Katilingban kang mga Semilyado sa Hamtic La Paz, Hamtic, Antique VI-059 25 Anak Dagat ng Talokgangan Banate, Iloilo VI-063 26 Katilingban kang mga Semilyador sa Belison Delima, Belison Antique VI-069 27 Katilingban kang mga Semilyador kag Mangingisda sa Calaugan Calaugan, Tibian, Antique VI-097 28 Brgy Lapaz Lowland Landless Agricultural Workers Association Lapaz, Tibiao, Antique VI-098 29 Samahang Mangingisda ng Singcalang Singcalang, Balcun Meliza, Jordan, Guimaras VI-099 30 Katilingban kang Mangunguma sa Brgy Tono-an Tono-an, Bugasong, Antique VI-102 31 Katilingban kang mga Matandos nga mga Manogsagyap sa Banwa kang Sebaste Sebaste, Antique VI-106 32 Balucuan Credit Cooperative Association Balucuan, Sigma, Capiz VI-107 33 Tabunan Ladawan Small Fisehrmen's Association Sitio Tabunan, Lactawan, Poblacion, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras VI-108 34 Nagustan-Tulado Farmers & Fishermen's Association Nagustan, Nabas, Aklan VI-116 35 Samahan ng Nanay Dapitan, Pototan, Iloilo VI-117 36 Asosasyon sang mga Magagmay nga Mangingisda sang Miag-ao Miag-ao, Iloilo VI-125 37 Organisasyon sang mga Magagmay nga Mangingisda sang San Joaquin San Joaquin, Iloilo VI-126 38 Asosasyon nga Tigbauan sang mga Magagmay nga Mangingisda Tigbauan, Iloilo VI-127 39 Linayasan Farmers & Fishermen Association Linayasan, Altavas. Aklan VI-128 40 Organisasyon sang mga Magagmay nga Mangingisda sang Buenavista East Valencia, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-129 41 Dapdap Fishermen Association Dapdap, Tangalan, Aklan VI-130 42 Tiis-Tiis Farmers Association Tiis-Tiis, Banga, Aklan VI-135 43 Samahan ng mga Maliliit na Mangingisda ng Sangcalan Sangcalan, Batan, Aklan VI-136 44 Pagtilibyog it Maintok ro Mananagat it Ibajay San Isidro, Ibajay, Aklan VI-152 45 Pagtilibyog it Maintok ro Mananagat it Nabas Tolingan, Nabas, Aklan VI-143 46 Asosasyon it Maintok nga Mananagat ang Semilyador it Malay Tabun Point, Catician, Malay, Aklan VI-144 47 Association of Farmers & Laborers of Brgy Pinamalatican Pinamalatican, Sigma, Capiz (Pinamalatican Credit Cooperative) VI-157 48 Ivisan Poverty Groups Municipal Association Federation Ivisan, Capiz (Malocloc Sur) VI-159 49 Brgy Anilao Small Cocconut Farmers Association Anilao, Pavia, Iloilo VI-161 50 Mambusao Federation of Rural Poor Mambusao, Capiz VI-162 51 Asosasyon sang mga Gamay nga Mangingisda sa Roxas City Libas, Roxas City, Capiz VI-170 52 Asosasyon sang mga Gamay nga Mangingisda sa Estancia Estancia, Iloilo VI-171 53 Katilingban sang Magagmay nga Mangingisda kag Mamumugon sa Dumngas Dumangas, Iloilo VI-172 54 Katilingban kang Mamumugon kag Mangunguma sa Brgy Bacante Sitio Bacante, Constancia, Jordan, Guimaras VI-173 55 Katilingban sang mga Mangunguma kang Mamumugon sa Brgy Acbo Acbo, Sigma, Capiz VI-174 56 Capagao Small Coconut Farmers& Farmworkers Association Capagao, Panit-an, Capiz VI-175 57 Damayan Small Cococnut Farmers & Farmworkers Association Damayan, Sapi-an, Capiz VI-176 58 Briones, Malibo, Kalibo & Mabilo, New Washington Farmers Association Briones, Kalibo, Aklan VI-177 59 Jordan Association of Carpenters St. John Baptist Church, Jordan, Guimaras VI-178 60 Rosario Small Coconut Farmers Organization Rosario, Malinao, Aklan VI-181 61 Aliputos Small Coconut Farmers Organization Aliputos, Numancia, Aklan VI-182 62 Agustin Navarra Small Coconut Farmers & Workers Association Agustin Navarra, Ivisan, Capiz VI-183 63 Navalas Mangunguma, Mamumugon kag Mangingisda Association Navalas, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-186 64 Asosasyon sang mga Magagmay nga Mangingisda sa Carles Sicogon, Carles, Iloilo VI-189 65 Guisijan-Lugia Farmers Irrigators Association, Inc. Guisijan, Laua-an, Antique VI-190 66 Katilingban sang mga Mangingisda sa Bukid sang Bangon-bangon Bangon-bangon, Sigma, Capiz VI-191 67 Sibalom Women's Association Poblacion, Sibalom, Antique VI-194 68 Luca Small Coconut Farmers Organization Luca, Ajuy, Iloilo VI-195 69 Brgy Sta Teresa Small coconut Farmers and Workers Association Sta Teresa, Dumalag, Capiz VI-196 70 Bula / Najus-an small Coconut Farmers & Farmworkers Association Bula, Mambusao, Capiz VI-197 71 Igcocolo Small Coconut Farmers Association Igcocolo, Guimbal, Iloilo VI-200 72 Brgy Agtambil Small Coconut Farmers Association Agtambil, Dao, Capiz VI-202 73 Bito-on Hawod/Poblacion Ilaya Coconut Farmers Association Poblacion Ilaya, Cuartero, Capiz VI-203 74 Brgy Nazareth Small Coconut Farmers Association Nazareth, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-204 75 Napnud Neighborhood Swine Breeders Association Napnud, Leganes, Iloilo VI-205 76 Natividad Small Coconut Farmers Association Natividad, Pilar, Capiz VI-206 77 Samahan ng mga Nanay Banate, Iloilo VI-207 78 Matinez Small Coconut Farmers Association Martinez, Tibiao, Antique VI-208 79 Maria Leon Coconut Farmers & Workers Association Maria Leon, Laua-an, Antique VI-209 80 Igbalangan Coconut Farmers Association Igbalangan, Bugasong, Antique VI-210 81 Guija Fishing Ventures Guija, Bugasong, Antique VI-216 82 Bukidnon Limited Tubal Association Bukidon, Lambunao, Iloilo VI-217 83 Sublangon Small Coconut Farmers & Farmworkers Association Sublangon, Pontevedra, Capiz VI-218 84 Brgy Lonoy Small Coconut Farmers & Farmworkers Association Lonoy, Roxas City, Capiz VI-219 85 Katilingban sang Magagmay nga Mangingisda sa Jordan Sebario, Jordan, Guimaras VI-224 86 Agdaliran Coconut Farmers Association Agdalian, San Dionisio, Iloilo VI-225 87 Brgy San Juan Small Coconut Farmers Association San Juan, Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo VI-227 88 Cabugao Small Coconut Farmers Organization Cabugao, Altavas, Aklan VI-231 89 Feleciano Small Coconut Farmers Organization Feleciano, Balete, Aklan VI-232 90 Panayakan Small Coconut Farmers Organization Panayakan, Tangalan, Aklan VI-233 91 Naisud Small Coconut Farmers Organization Naisud, Ibajay, Aklan VI-234 92 Bachao Sur Small Coconut Farmers Organization Bachao Sur, Kalibo, Aklan VI-237 93 Gibon Small Coconut Farmers Organization Gibon, Nabas, Aklan VI-238 94 Nagustan Small Coconut Farmers Organization Nagustan, Nabas, Aklan VI-239 95 Laguinbanau Small Coconut Farmers Organization Laguinbanau, Ibajay, Aklan VI-240 96 Libang Small Coconut Farmers Organization Libang, Makato, Aklan VI-241 97 Mclain Mangunguma & Mamumugon Association Mclain, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-244 98 San Nicolas Association for Social & Economic Progress San Nicolas, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-245 99 Bacjao Farmers & Fishermen %& Animal Raisers Association Bacjao, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-246 100 Katilingban sang mga Mamumugon sa Brgy Mabini Mabini, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-247 101 San Pedro Agricultural Workers Association San Pedro, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-248 102 Asosasyon sang mga Magagmay nga Mangunguma kag Trabahador sang Tambonong Tambonong, Jordan, Guimaras VI-249 103 San Fernando Small Coconut Farmers Association San Fernando, Buenavista, Guimaras VI-250 104 Cabilawan Small Coconut Farmers Organization Cabilawan, Libacao, Aklan VI-251 105 Buenavista Small Coconut Farmers Organization Buenavista, Nabas, Aklan VI-253 106 Lipata Coconut Farmers Association Lipata, Culasi, Antique VI-254 107 Malacanang Coconut Farmers Association Malacanang, Culasi, Antique VI-255 108 Brgy Abong Small Coconut Farmers Association Abong, Carias, Iloilo VI-256 109 Jawili Small Coconut Farmers Organization Jawili, Tangalan, Aklan VI-258 110 Badio Small Coconut Farmers Organization Badio, Numancia, Aklan VI-259 111 Brgy Cansilayan Small Coconut Farmers Association Cansilayan, Dumangas, Iloilo VI-260 112 Coconut Workers Association of Nauring Nauring, Pandan, Antique VI-261 113 Coconut Farmers Association of Sto. Rosario Sto Rosario, Pandan, Antique VI-262 114 Polocate
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