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Poster Making Contest for the 2019 Civil Registration Month THE KINAMPAY MIRROR JANUARY TO MARCH 2019 • VOLUME 3 ISSUE 1 The Official Quarterly Newsletter of PSA Bohol January to March 2019 • Volume 3 Issue 1 Poster Making Contest for the IN THIS ISSUE Poster Making Contest for the 2019 2019 Civil Registration Month Civil Registration Month 1 2019 Civil Registration Month 2 Motorcade Symposia in Schools 3 First Civil Registration Quiz of PSA Bohol Employees Essay Writing Contest 4 Mass Weddings Mobile Registrations Tubigonhons feel the warmth of HEAT IT 5 January 2019 LFS/FIES-V2 PSA Bohol Conducts AWRS 6 February 2019 Crops Production Survey (CrPS) 2nd Level Operational Training on 7 Fisheries Bohol Fisheries Production in the 1st he month of February was declared as the Civil Registration Quarter of 2019 2019 Geotagging of Building Structures 8 Month (CRM) by then President Corazon C. Aquino through Farmgate Prices of Livestock and T Presidential Proclamation No. 682. Since its declaration, the Poultry increases in First Quarter of 2019 9 CRM was celebrated every year and was being observed in all PSO’s Corner parts of the country. This year is the 28th and it conveys a theme 2019 Women’s Month “Inclusive and Responsive CRVS: Working Smarter Through 10 Innovation”. The CRM aims to remind the public of their duty to register acts and events concerning status of persons. It also 2019 Fire Prevention Month enhances nationwide awareness and appreciation of the legal, 11 administrative, and statistical values of civil registry documents. The winning entry for the In response to the CRM’s objective, the Philippine Statistics poster-making contest. Authority held its first ever On-the-Spot Poster Making contest last 28 February 2019 at 2F Galleria Luisa Bldg., Gallares St., Tagbilaran City, Bohol. The contest was open to all junior and senior high school students of all private and public schools in Tagbilaran City. Among the declared winners were Jann Carl Myko A. Dominise and Clayton Dave Aparicio who got the first and the second place respectively while Martin M. Buyan got the third place. The winners were awarded with cash and a certificate while the rest of the contestants were also given certificates. As it was the first so far, participants were very happy that such activity was being 1 initiated. Everybody are even more excited for the next year’s celebration. ◘ THE KINAMPAY MIRROR JANUARY TO MARCH 2019 • VOLUME 3 ISSUE 1 2019 Civil Registration Month SA Bohol successfully laws on the correction of celebrated this year’s entries in the civil registry P Civil Registration Month documents. anchored with the theme Twenty-six (26) Local “Inclusive and Responsive Government Units (LGUs) CRVS: Working Smarter through showed their support and Innovation”. This year’s theme participation in the celebration emphasize the significance of by displaying streamers free of timely and accurate vital charge in the vicinity of their statistics, promote awareness office during the whole month on the importance of civil of February 2019. registration and encourage every Filipinos to register vital Fifteen (15) barangays events. were visited for the mobile registrations conducted For this year, PSA Bohol in particularly in the municipalities collaboration with the Local of Talibon, Candijay and Civil Registry Offices (LCROs) Mabini. ◘ conducted various activities which includes Mass Weddings, Mobile Registrations, Symposia in schools and display of streamers. A total of ninety six (112) couples exchange vows in the LGU-sponsored mass weddings in the municipalities of Trinidad, Talibon, Tagbilaran City, Jagna, Carmen and Alburquerque. A Poster Making and Essay Writing Contest was conducted on February 28, 2019 as part of the culminating activity for the 2019 Civil Registration Month. Various symposia were held at public and private schools and universities province wide. A total of 1610 students attended the said activity. This activity was done to raise awareness about civil registry 2 THE KINAMPAY MIRROR JANUARY TO MARCH 2019 • VOLUME 3 ISSUE 1 Motorcade SA Bohol and the City observance of Civil Civil Registrar Office Registration Month as per P of Tagbilaran jointly Presidential Proclamation conducted a motorcade No. 682, signed by then on February 4, 2019 to PresidentCorazon C. commemorate the Aquino on January 28, celebration of the 2019 Civil 1991. This year’s theme is Registration Month (CRM) in “Inclusive and responsive the province. Provincial CRVS: Working smarter Statistics Officer, Jessamyn through Innovation”. ◘ PSA Bohol employees held a joint motorcade Anne C. Alcazaren activity with the CCRO employees of speardheaded the activity Tagbilaran City. together with City Civil Registrar of Tagbilaran City, Virgilia S. Incog which traversed the main thoroughfares in the city. The motorcade aimed to give awareness to the people on the Symposia in Schools he Philippine Statistics Memorial High School, Authority Bohol Anoling High School and T Provincial Statistical Trinidad Municipal College Office celebrated the Civil on February 6,13, 19,20 Registration Month with and 27 respectively. the theme: “Inclusive and A total of 1610 Responsive CRVS: Working students attended the said Smarter through symposia. This activity was Innovation”. done to raise awareness Various symposia about civil registry laws on were held at public and the correction of entries in private schools and the civil registry universities including documents. ◘ Symposiums in different schools in Talibon and Sikatuna National Tagbilaran City. Agricultural high School, Calituban National High School, University of Bohol, Pedro S. Budiongan High School, Katipunan National High School, Mayor Catalino Casoyla 3 THE KINAMPAY MIRROR JANUARY TO MARCH 2019 • VOLUME 3 ISSUE 1 First Civil Registration Quiz of PSA Bohol Employees SA Bohol Provincial Statistical Office the knowledge of the employees on civil conducted the first ever civil registration registration and to involve them in promoting P quiz last 18 February 2019 as one of the awareness on the importance of civil registration activities in the office to celebrate the 2019 Civil in the lives of every Filipino. ◘ Registration Month. The civil registration month carried the theme, “Inclusive and Responsive CRVS: Working Smarter Through Innovation” The activity was participated in by PSA Bohol employees. The different groups had to answer thirty (30) questions with corresponding one (1) point each. The group with the highest score wins the quiz. Online quiz was adopted using Socrative (www.socrative.com). Questions were encoded through the website and they employees answered it using their tablets. Group 4 emerged as the winner with 17 points, followed by Group 1 with 16 points, 15 points for Group 2 and 11 points for Group 3, respectively. Gift packs were being given to all participating groups. The contest was conducted to increase Awarding of prizes for the winners. Essay Writing Contest vital events, educate and enhances awareness and appreciation of the legal, administrative, and statistical values of civil registry documents especially among the y o u t h . Thea Jessica A. Jala of Victoriano D. Tirol Advance Learning Center (VDT-ALC) garnered the first spot in the essay writing contest, while Bohol Institute of Technology- International College (BIT-IC) representative Beverly B. Ramos, and Bohol Wisdom School Meshah Humol Salutan came second and Thea Jessica Jala, the winner of the essay-writing third, respectively. contest with the board of judges and CSS J. Alcazaren The winners were awarded with certificates, cash prizes and tokens. The he Philippine Statistics Authority-Bohol held an contest was part of the annual celebration of the on-the-spot essay writing contest for junior and Civil Registration Month every February pursuant to T senior high school students last February 28, Presidential Proclamation 682, signed by then 2019 in Tagbilaran City, Bohol as part of the effort President Corazon Aquino on Jan. 28, 1991. ◘ to promote the importance of civil registration and vital statistics, encourages every citizen to register 4 THE KINAMPAY MIRROR JANUARY TO MARCH 2019 • VOLUME 3 ISSUE 1 Mass Weddings t is a common activity for LCROs to organize Different PSA Bohol employees served as mass weddings as part of the Civil Registration witnesses as 122 couples happily tied knots upon I Month. In fact, some municipalities, make it a being wedded either in the Church or through a yearly undertaking during the said month. civil one. ◘ For the first three months of 2019, a total of six LCROs conducted mass weddings. Four of these were held in February and two in March. In February, Tagbilaran City and the municipalities of Trinidad, Talibon, and Jagna, offered free weddings for couples, whereas, in March, Carmen and Alburquerque. RO I Federico Aparri attended the mass wedding in Trinidad. Mobile Registrations nother activity regularly Some of the conducted by LCROs during the services offered A Civil Registration Month is the i n c l u d e mobile registration in remote acceptance of barangays within the municipality. requests for SecPa, late registrations, This 2019, PSA Bohol employees advise on civil assisted in fifteen (15) mobile Mobile registration in Talibon. registration registrations particularly in Talibon, document errors, and legitimation. ◘ Jagna, Candijay and Mabini. Tubigonhons feel the warmth of HEAT IT SA Bohol Provincial Statistical Office has gives people direct access to various essential supported once again the one-stop-shop programs and services of the provincial P program of the Bohol Provincial government in partnership with the national Government dubbed as HEAT IT caravan and this agencies and private sector. time, it was held in Tubigon town last March 14. A total of one hundred ninety-two(192) It was the last HEAT IT caravan held in the clients where being served. province since Governor Edgar M Chatto started HEAT IT caravan was a signature service this program. The HEAT IT Bohol caravan was held program that makes the Boholanos more than feel alternately between the towns of the 1st, 2nd and the presence of the government.
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