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agency: Department of Labor and Employment Regional Office: Cordillera Administrative Region DKIS LIST OF ENCODED BENEFICIARIES AS OF OCTOBER 2012 PROVINCE OF ABRA NO PROVINCE NAME ADDRESS GENDER CS AGE NATURE TYPE PAID MONTH 1 Abra Adarme, Sr., Jose M Poblacion, Lagangilang, Abra Male Married 49 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 2 Abra Alcantara, Godofreda T Balais, Lagangilang, Abra Female Married 60 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 3 Abra BALDERAS, JULIET LAURETA PATUCANNAY, BANGUED, ABRA Female Married 50 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 4 Abra Bangibang, Irene B. Ducligan, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 54 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 5 Abra BAO-AG, AMPARO M. Lamao, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 42 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 6 Abra BAULA, NEMIA D. DUCLIGAN, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 60 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 7 Abra BAWALAN, INAH L. LABAAN, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 33 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 8 Abra Bayongan, Rachelle B Lamao, Bucloc, Abra Female Single 34 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 9 Abra BAYONGAN, REMY M. LINGEY, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 46 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 10 Abra Briosos, Nenita P Mudiit, Dolores, Abra Female Widow/Widower 70 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 11 Abra CARIÑO, JONA J. LAMAO, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 42 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 12 Abra Daipan, Rosemarie B Ducligan, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 50 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 13 Abra Dalloway, Welma Delight C Lamao, Bucloc, Abra Female Single 28 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 14 Abra Dalunag, Chrisaña C Lamao, Bucloc, Abra Male Single 29 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 15 Abra DANAO, SUSANA B. LABAAN, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 52 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 16 Abra DE GUZMAN, MAILA A. LAMAO, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 33 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 17 Abra DUGAYEN, GRACE B. LAMAO, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 32 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 18 Abra GABINO, LYDIA G. LABAAN, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 58 2 Ambulant Vendor or Peddler 5 Feb-12 19 Abra GAMILEN, ARSENIA L. Lingey, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 46 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 20 Abra Latawan, Angelyn S Ducligan, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 50 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 21 Abra Liagao, Edilberta B. Ducligan, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 38 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 22 Abra MARTIN, NATIVIDAD G. LAMAO, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Widow/Widower 62 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 23 Abra MOLINA, DEMETRIA P. Lingey, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 52 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 24 Abra PADRE, LUZDIVINA A. Balais, Lagangilang, Abra Female Married 29 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 25 Abra Sagudang, Naty b. Ducligan, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 60 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 26 Abra SANGOY, FLORENDA T. Lingey, Bucloc, Abra Female Married 53 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 27 Abra Tumalip, Rosalinda T Balais, Lagangilang, Abra Female Married 56 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 NO PROVINCE NAME ADDRESS GENDER CS AGE NATURE TYPE PAID MONTH 28 Abra WACNANG, EDINA BAYONGANLINGEY, BUCLOC, ABRA Female Married 41 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 29 Abra THUMER, Jimenez Abra Male 2 Not indicated 9 Feb-12 46 Abra Loom weaving with 17 direct members 16 (F) 1 (M) 2 Home-based Worker 7 Feb-12 107 Abra One group in La Paz engaged in Loomweaving with total beneficiaries of 61 2 Home-based Worker 7 Apr-12 165 Abra Pidigan Bamboo Producers engaged in Bamboo production with total beneficiaries of 58 2 Farmers 1 Apr-12 250 Abra Gabriela Women Orgn-Pidigan engaged in Chicharon production with total beneficiaries of 85 2 Home-based Worker 7 May-12 329 Abra L.A.B.S Chicharon Processors Association with total beneficiaries of 79 2 Home-based Worker 7 May-12 411 Abra Capit Caibigan Chicharon Processors Assn with total beneficiaries of 82 2 Home-based Worker 7 May-12 504 Abra Olo Farmers Assn with total beneficiaries of 93 2 Farmers 1 Jun-12 613 Abra Baay Farmers MPC with 109 members 2 FARMERS, HOMEBASED, WOMEN 1 Aug-12 709 Abra Timpuyog Ti Inna Salnec & Madalipay with 96 members 2 Farmers 1 Aug-12 797 Abra Mabungtot Farmers Assn with 88 members 2 Farmers 1 Aug-12 921 Abra PROCUREMENT OF TOOLS, EQUIPMENT & MATERIALS FOR UPLAND COFFEE PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION OF 2 Farmers 1 Sep-12 UDNAMA HIGHLAND INDIGENOUS with total bene of 124 1005 Abra TOOLS & EQUIPMENT FOR SKILLS TRAINING CUM PRODUCTION FOR LOOMWEAVING OF SEXY LGU WOMEN with 2 Home-based Worker 7 Oct-12 total bene of 84, (F) 1065 Abra PROCUREMENT OF TOOLS, EQUIPMENT & MATERIALS FOR FOREST VINES, REED (BAMBOO) FURNISHING AND 2 Home-based Worker 7 Oct-12 DECORATION TRAINING CUM PRODUCTION for Pilar Weavers with total bene of 60 (F) 1088 Abra ASIST YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS’ LIVELIHOOD PROJECT (AYELP) with total bene of 23, 12 (F) 2 Youth 9 Oct-12 1177 Abra MEAT PROCESSING PRODUCTION & PACKAGING PROJECT for Abrenian Meat Processors with total 2 Home-based Worker 7 Oct-12 bene of 89, 55 (F) PROVINCE OF APAYAO NO PROVINCE NAME ADDRESS GENDER CS AGE NATURE TYPE PAID MONTH 1178 Apayao ACAO, SUSAN JANE R POBLACION, LUNA, APAYAO Female Married 48 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1179 Apayao ALIGGAYU, MAE F BACSAY LUNA APAYAO Female Single 37 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1180 Apayao Arellano, Natividad C. Emiliana, Santa Marcela Female Married 63 2 IP Worker 4 Feb-12 1181 Apayao Arellano, Plerita R Emiliana, Santa, Marcela Female Married 32 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1182 Apayao BIDOC, ANITA A SAN GREGORIO LUNA APAYAO Female Widow/Widower 57 2 Ambulant Vendor or Peddler 5 Feb-12 1183 Apayao BUSAY, SHERYL T MARAG LUNA APAYAO Female Married 26 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1184 Apayao CONCEPCION, BELLA B BAGUTONG, FLORA, APAYAO Female Married 47 2 Ambulant Vendor or Peddler 5 Feb-12 1185 Apayao DUGAY, EMY C MARAG LUNA APAYAO Female Married 32 2 Ambulant Vendor or Peddler 5 Feb-12 1186 Apayao DUGAY, ERLINDA W MARAG, LUNA, APAYAO Female Married 60 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1187 Apayao DULDULAO, SONNY A POBLACION LUNA APAYAO Male Single 26 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1188 Apayao LABBAO, ELSIE M EMILIANA, STA. MARCELA, APAYAO Female Married 30 2 Ambulant Vendor or Peddler 5 Feb-12 1189 Apayao LACAR, LERNIE P MARAG LUNA APAYAO Female Single 80 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1190 Apayao TAPIA, RICKY B POBLACION WEST FLORA APAYAO Male Single 23 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1191 Apayao TULIAO, FREIDY Y LOWER MATON, PUDTOL, APAYAO Male Single 43 2 Ambulant Vendor or Peddler 5 Feb-12 1192 Apayao ULITA, GENE D SHALOM LUNA APAYAO Female Married 47 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1193 Apayao VALENZUELA, MICHAEL A DAGUPAN LUNA APAYAO Female Married 36 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1194 Apayao VITA, SONIA A TUMOG,LUNA, APAYAO Female Married 41 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1338 Apayao Six (6) groups under the DILP CEDP with total beneficiaries of 144, F=100 2 HOMEBASED WORKERS, WOMEN, FARMERS 7 Apr-12 1378 Apayao STA. FILOMENA MEAT PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING ASSN, total bene 40 2 HOMEBASED WORKERS, WOMEN 7 Jun-12 1408 Apayao TANGLAGAN WOMEN'S KNITTING ASSN, total bene 30 2 HOMEBASED WORKERS, WOMEN 7 Jun-12 1443 Apayao AVSG MPC, total beneficiaries 35 2 Others/FARMERS 9 Jun-12 1494 Apayao STA MARCELA OFW/DEPENDENTS ASSN, total bene 51 2 OFW 8 Jun-12 1526 Apayao Conner Food Processors Assn, total bene 32 2 HOMEBASED WORKERS, WOMEN 7 Jun-12 1556 Apayao Luna OFW Dependents Assn (LODA), total bene 30 2 OFW 8 Jul-12 1612 Apayao DYNAMIC MANAGERS & ENTREPRENEURS SOCIETY OFFICERS 56 2 GRADUATING STUDENTS (YES PROJECT-YOUTH) 9 Oct 2012 1632 Apayao SENIOR CITIZEN LOAM WEAVING ASSN 20 2 WOMEN homebased FARMERS 7 Oct 2012 1663 Apayao NANANG'S BEST ASSOCIATION 31 2 AMBULANT VENDORS 5 Oct 2012 1696 Apayao SAMAHAN NG MGA BABAENG MANANAHI 33 2 HOMEBASED WORKERS 7 Oct 2012 1743 Apayao FLORA WOMEN'S FEDERATION 47 2 homebased women farmers 7 Oct 2012 1795 Apayao STA. MARIA WOMEN'S ORGN 52 2 HOMEBASED WORKERS 7 Oct 2012 BAGUIO CITY NO PROVINCE NAME ADDRESS GENDER CS AGE NATURE TYPE PAID MONTH 1796 Benguet Aqui, Jean A Holy Ghost BAguio CIty Female Single 61 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1797 Benguet Bahay, Meriam A 222 Purok 3 Km 4 Asin Riad baguio Female Married 42 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1798 Benguet Dacuyan, Edna B #281 San Luis Extension Female Married 35 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1799 Benguet Dela Cruz, Lourdes X QM, Baguio City Female Single 48 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1800 Benguet Dela Rosa, Feliza P 115 Camp 8 Kennon Road Female Married 54 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1801 Benguet Doctor, Ronald D Kias, Pines Ville, Baguio City Male Single 22 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1802 Benguet Ebis, Melina C #59 Balenben, Irisan Baguio City Female Married 52 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1803 Benguet Flores, Teresita F Cabinet Hill Baguio City Female Married 60 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1804 Benguet Genavia, Rodora B Happy Hollow baguio CIty Female Married 26 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1805 Benguet Hipol, Florence K Camp 8, Kennon Road Female Married 41 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1806 Benguet Lapaan, Corazon P Bakakeng Norte Female Married 31 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1807 Benguet Lopez, Lolita E 111 cabinet Hill Female Married 47 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1808 Benguet Molina, Zoraida U San Vicente Female Married not indicated 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1809 Benguet Oliva, Violeta P Aurora Hill BaguioCity Female Widow/Widower 70 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1810 Benguet Panhon, Virginia T #106 San Luis Ext Female Married 53 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1811 Benguet Pannad, Funda L Purok 7 Bakakeng Norte Female Single 34 2 Other Self-Employed Worker 9 Feb-12 1812 Benguet Pasuquin, April M.
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