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List of KALAHI-CIDSS Subprojects - MAKILAHOK As of February 01, 2019 List of KALAHI-CIDSS Subprojects - MAKILAHOK as of February 01, 2019 Estimated Physical Date of Region Province Municipality Barangay Sub-Project Name Project Type KC Grant LCC Amount Total Project No. Of HHsDate Started Accomplishme Status Completion Cost nt (%) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE SADANGA ANABEL Construction of One Unit One School Building 1,181,886.33 347,000.00 1,528,886.33 / / Not yet started Storey Elementary School Building CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE SADANGA BEKIGAN Construction of Sumang-Paitan Water System 1,061,424.62 300,044.00 1,361,468.62 / / Not yet started Village Water System CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE SADANGA BELWANG Construction of Pikchat- Water System 471,920.92 353,000.00 824,920.92 / / Not yet started Pattiging Village Water System CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE SADANGA SACASACAN Rehabilitation of Penged Maballi- Water System 312,366.54 845,480.31 1,157,846.85 / / Not yet started Sacasshak Village Water Supply System CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE SADANGA SACLIT Improvement of Wetig- Footpath / Foot Trail / Access Trail 931,951.59 931,951.59 / / Not yet started Takchangan Footpath (may include box culvert/drainage as a component for Footpath) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC AHIN Construction of 5m x 1000m Road (may include box 251,432.73 981,708.84 1,233,141.57 / / Not yet started FMR Along Telep-Awa-Buo culvert/drainage as a component for Section road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC AP-APID Improvement of Kebkeb-Palah Road (may include box 1,119,536.91 111,985.04 1,231,521.95 / / Not yet started FMR culvert/drainage as a component for road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC TULLUDAN Construction of 3m x 200m Road (may include box 989,092.63 98,923.96 1,088,016.59 / / Not yet started Portland Cement Concrete culvert/drainage as a component for Pavement Along Naludahan- road) Bekeh FMR CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC BINABLAYAN Opening of Baugan-Nahigban- Road (may include box 1,202,394.13 120,265.31 1,322,659.44 / / Not yet started Binablayan Proper Road culvert/drainage as a component for Extension road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC GUMHANG Colog-Bebley Road Road (may include box 1,041,242.07 104,070.23 1,145,312.30 / / Not yet started Improvement culvert/drainage as a component for road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC TUKUCAN Impugong-Eheb-Tukucan- Road (may include box 845,504.00 84,496.00 930,000.00 / / Not yet started Manhuyuhoy Road culvert/drainage as a component for Improvement (Hanil Section) road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC WANGWANG Improvement of Higib-Amueg- Road (may include box 881,879.84 88,164.01 970,043.85 / / Not yet started Bawi Road (Tatkucan Section) culvert/drainage as a component for road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC TINOC Improvement of Landing Flood Control / River Control 980,580.47 97,996.98 1,078,577.45 / / Not yet started Drainage Canal (including Box Culvert/Drainage/Canal intended to reduce or prevent flooding) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO TINOC IMPUGONG Construction of 155 ln.m. PCCP Road (may include box 967,837.22 96,729.56 1,064,566.78 / / Not yet started Along Taba-Tullibeng-Witig culvert/drainage as a component for FMR (Guihngaw Section) road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE NATONIN ALUNOGAN Construction of Intake Tank Water System 713,118.23 35,253.75 748,371.98 / / Not yet started (Naropaan) and Installation of Water Pipes (Naropaan- Alunogan) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE NATONIN BALANGAO Construction of Level II Village Water System 376,894.07 687,016.41 1,063,910.48 / / Not yet started Water Supply System at Barangay Balangao CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE NATONIN BANAO Rehabilitation of Banao Water Water System 433,264.38 33,375.00 466,639.38 / / Not yet started System and Pipelines CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE NATONIN BUTAC Construction of Footpath Along Footpath / Foot Trail / Access Trail 1,012,318.67 50,000.00 1,062,318.67 / / Not yet started Sepeng, Longhad to High (may include box culvert/drainage School Relocation Site up to the as a component for Footpath) National Road CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE NATONIN POBLACION Construction of Pathway Along Footpath / Foot Trail / Access Trail 774,935.93 33,375.00 808,310.93 / / Not yet started ALS Building to Natonin Stand (may include box culvert/drainage Alone Senior High School as a component for Footpath) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE NATONIN PUDO Rehabilitation of Irrigation Small Scale Irrigation 606,832.42 35,253.75 642,086.17 / / Not yet started (Palepar to Enaw-awa) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]MOUNTAIN PROVINCE NATONIN TONGLAYAN Construction of Intake Tank Water System 705,036.30 35,253.75 740,290.05 / / Not yet started (Pap-arong), Reservoir (Potao), and Installation of Water Pipes (Pap-arong-Potao) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]ABRA SAN QUINTIN PALANG Concreting of 131.00 ln. m. Road (may include box 856,909.06 3,375.00 860,284.06 / / Not yet started PCCP at Sitio Talaytay culvert/drainage as a component for road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]ABRA SAN QUINTIN LABAAN Construction of 1 Unit MPP Pre & Post Harvest Facilities 815,463.25 3,375.00 818,838.25 / / Not yet started REGION VII [Central Visayas] BOHOL BIEN UNIDO MALINGIN Construction of 6mx8m Day School Building 1,026,113.60 150,900.00 1,177,013.60 / / Not yet started Care Center REGION VII [Central Visayas] BOHOL BIEN UNIDO PINAMGO Sectional Concreting of Footpath / Foot Trail / Access Trail 861,979.50 454,112.25 1,316,091.75 / / Not yet started 0.500km Pathway at Purok 1,2 (may include box culvert/drainage and 7 of Brgy. Pinamgo as a component for Footpath) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO ASIPULO AMDUNTOG Rehab of Amduntog Barangay Health Station 652,164.80 48,369.09 700,533.89 / / Not yet started Health Station CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO ASIPULO ANTIPOLO Cacaha-Antipolo Elementary Road (may include box 1,229,074.76 795,425.84 2,024,500.60 / / Not yet started School Access Road culvert/drainage as a component for Improvement road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO ASIPULO HALLAP Rehabilitation of Panacligan Water System 1,968,787.32 325,962.68 2,294,750.00 / / Not yet started Water System CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO ASIPULO NUNGAWA Improvement of Duit-Nungawa Road (may include box 1,744,018.00 45,000.00 1,789,018.00 / / Not yet started FMR (Goday Section) culvert/drainage as a component for road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO HINGYON BANGTINON Improvement of Bangtinon Farm Road (may include box 725,878.20 114,946.89 840,825.09 / / Not yet started to Market Road culvert/drainage as a component for road) CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO HINGYON NORTHERN CABABUYAN Construction of Level II Village Water System 912,072.21 144,709.46 1,056,781.67 / / Not yet started Water Supply System at Barangay Northern Cababuyan CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO HINGYON NAMULDITAN Construction of Hingyon Senior Perimeter Fence 679,020.92 107,565.12 786,586.04 / / Not yet started High School Perimeter Fence CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO HINGYON PIWONG Installation of 8 Units Solar Pane Electrification / Lighting 412,294.22 65,285.09 477,579.31 / / Not yet started and Pathway Lights at Barangay Piwong CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO HINGYON POBLACION (HINGYON) Construction of Poblacion Pre & Post Harvest Facilities 557,066.43 88,209.17 645,275.60 / / Not yet started Hingyon 1 Unit Multi-Purpose Drying Pavement CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]ABRA SAN QUINTIN TANGADAN Improvement of Barangay Water System 502,827.69 296,230.70 799,058.39 / / Not yet started Tangadan Level II Water Supply System REGION VII [Central Visayas] BOHOL BIEN UNIDO LIBERTY Concreting of 0.500km Access Road (may include box 2,427,124.75 300,140.00 2,727,264.75 / / Not yet started Road at Purok 7,6,5 and 1 culvert/drainage as a component for road) REGION XIII [Caraga] AGUSAN DEL NORTE CARMEN ROJALES Construction of Community Training & Learning Center / Facility 1,783,127.00 1,000.00 1,784,127.00 / / Not yet started Learning Center REGION XIII [Caraga] AGUSAN DEL NORTE CARMEN MANOLIGAO Construction of Drainage Canal Flood Control / River Control 1,173,341.00 1,000.00 1,174,341.00 / / Not yet started (including Box Culvert/Drainage/Canal intended to reduce or prevent flooding) REGION VII [Central Visayas] BOHOL BIEN UNIDO LIBERTY Concreting of 0.500km access Road (may include box 2,427,124.75 228,375.00 2,655,499.75 / / Not yet started road Purok 7,6,5 and 1 culvert/drainage as a component for road) REGION VII [Central Visayas] BOHOL BIEN UNIDO NUEVA ESPERANZA Concreting of 0.500km Access Road (may include box 2,457,447.25 300,500.00 2,757,947.25 / / Not yet started Road at Purok 6 culvert/drainage as a component for road) REGION IV-A [CALABARZON] QUEZON DOLORES ANTONINO (AYUSAN) Construction of Solar Powered Electrification / Lighting 884,009.00 884,009.00 Not yet started Street Light CAR [Cordillera Administrative Region]IFUGAO ASIPULO AMDUNTOG Improvement of Liwon Multi- Community Center / Multi-Purpose 1,100,000.00 50,000.00 1,150,000.00 / / Not yet started Purpose
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