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1 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS TO BE IMPLEMENTED/ALREADY IMPLEMENTED BY NGOs/POs under PAMANA-SLP (Prescribed under COA Circular 2012-001, Fund Transfer to NGOs/POs) Funding City/ NGOs/POs/SLP Approved DSWD No. Province Barangay Proposed Project Title Year/Cycle Municipality Associations Funding Cahayagan Fisherfolks 2013 1 Agusan del Norte Carmen Cahayagan Association Construction of Payao (Fish Shelter) 300,000.00 Gosoon Farmers & Construction of Level II Water System in support to 2013 2 Agusan del Norte Carmen Gosoon Fisherfolks Association Mango Production (Phase 1) 300,000.00 Manoligao Vendors 2013 3 Agusan del Norte Carmen Manoligao Association Construction of Bagsakan Center 300,000.00 Poblacion Fish & Meat Construction of Fish & Meat Processing Center 2013 4 Agusan del Norte Carmen Poblacion Vendors Association (Phase 1) 300,000.00 Rojales Farmers & 2013 5 Agusan del Norte Carmen Rojales Fisherfolks Association Construction of Water Refilling Station (Phase 1) 300,000.00 San Agustin Homeowners 2013 6 Agusan del Norte Carmen San Agustin Association Construction of Mini Ice Plant (Phase 1) 300,000.00 Tagcatong Vendors 2013 7 Agusan del Norte Carmen Tagcatong Association Construction of Noodles Factory (Phase 1) 300,000.00 Vinapor Homeowners 2013 8 Agusan del Norte Carmen Vinapor Association Construction of Bigasan Center 300,000.00 Binucayan Loreto Farmers 2013 9 Agusan del Sur Loreto Binucayan Association Construction of Mini-Market 300,000.00 Johnson Loreto Farmers 2013 10 Agusan del Sur Loreto Johnson Association Establishment of Rice Mill 300,000.00 Kasapa Loreto Farmers 2013 11 Agusan del Sur Loreto Kasapa Association Establishment of Corn Mill 300,000.00 Katipunan Loreto Farmers 2013 12 Agusan del Sur Loreto Katipunan Association Construction of Pump Boat 300,000.00 Kapatagan Kauswagan 2013 13 Agusan del Sur Loreto Kauswagan Farmers Association Inc. Construction of Solar Dryer 300,000.00 Magaud Loreto Farmers 2013 14 Agusan del Sur Loreto Magaud Association Construction of Mini-Market 300,000.00 Nueva Gracia Loreto 2013 15 Agusan del Sur Loreto Nueva Gracia Farmers Association Establishment of Rice Mill 300,000.00 Poblacion Loreto Farmers 2013 16 Agusan del Sur Loreto Poblacion Association Purchace of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 2 Funding City/ NGOs/POs/SLP Approved DSWD No. Province Barangay Proposed Project Title Year/Cycle Municipality Associations Funding Sabud Loreto Farmers 2013 17 Agusan del Sur Loreto Sabud Association Construction of Solar Dryer 300,000.00 San Isidro Loreto Farmers 2013 18 Agusan del Sur Loreto San Isidro Association Construction of Mini-Market 300,000.00 San Mariano Loreto 2013 19 Agusan del Sur Loreto San Mariano Farmers Association Establishment of Corn Mill 300,000.00 San Vicente Loreto Farmers 2013 20 Agusan del Sur Loreto San Vicente Association Establishment of Rice Mill 300,000.00 Sta Teresa Loreto Farmers 2013 21 Agusan del Sur Loreto Sta Teresa Association Purchase of Pre and Post Harvest Facilities 300,000.00 Sto. Nino Loreto Farmers 2013 22 Agusan del Sur Loreto Sto. Nino Association Construction of Mini-Market 300,000.00 Sto. Tomas Loreto Farmers 2013 23 Agusan del Sur Loreto Sto. Tomas Association Construction of Mini-Market 300,000.00 Violanta Loreto Farmers 2013 24 Agusan del Sur Loreto Violanta Association Purchase of Pre and Post Harvest Facilities 300,000.00 Waloe Loreto Farmers 2013 25 Agusan del Sur Loreto Waloe Association Establishment of Corn Mill 300,000.00 2013 26 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Angas Angas Farmers Association Establishment of Feed Mill 300,000.00 Aurora Farmers and Acquisition of Pre and Post Harvest Facilities and 2013 27 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Aurora Fisherfolks Association Equipment 300,000.00 Awao People Farmers 2013 28 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Awao Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 Concepcion Farmers 2013 29 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Concepcion Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 Pag-asa Farmers 2013 30 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Pag-asa Association Purchase of Water Pumps for Rice Production 300,000.00 Patrocinio Mag-uuma Acquisition of Pre and Post Harvest Facilities and 2013 31 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Patrocinio Association Equipment 300,000.00 Barangay Poblacion of Sta. Josefa Small Farmers and 2013 32 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Poblacion Farm Laborers Association Construction of Solar Dryer 300,000.00 3 Funding City/ NGOs/POs/SLP Approved DSWD No. Province Barangay Proposed Project Title Year/Cycle Municipality Associations Funding San Jose Farmers 2013 33 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa San Jose Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 2013 34 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Sayon Sayon Farmers Association Establishment of Meat Processing Center 300,000.00 Sta. Isabel Farmers Acquisition of Pre and Post Harvest Facilities and 2013 35 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Sta. Isabel Association Equipment 300,000.00 2013 36 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Tapaz Tapaz Farmers Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 Cahayagan Fisherfolks 2014 37 Agusan del Norte Carmen Cahayagan Association Procurement of Pumpboat 300,000.00 Gosoon Farmers & Construction of Level II Water System in support to 2014 38 Agusan del Norte Carmen Gosoon Fisherfolks Association Mango Production (Phase 2) 300,000.00 Manoligao Vendors 2014 39 Agusan del Norte Carmen Manoligao Association Purchase of Delivery Vehicle 300,000.00 Poblacion Fish & Meat Construction of Fish & Meat Processing Center 2014 40 Agusan del Norte Carmen Poblacion Vendors Association (Phase 2) 300,000.00 Rojales Farmers & 2014 41 Agusan del Norte Carmen Rojales Fisherfolks Association Construction of Water Refilling Station (Phase 2) 300,000.00 San Agustin Homeowners 2014 42 Agusan del Norte Carmen San Agustin Association Construction of Mini Ice Plant (Phase 2) 300,000.00 Tagcatong Vendors Acquisition of Delivery Truck in support to Noodle 2014 43 Agusan del Norte Carmen Tagcatong Association Manufacturing Operations 300,000.00 Vinapor Homeowners 2014 44 Agusan del Norte Carmen Vinapor Association Procurement of Delivery Vehicle 300,000.00 Binucayan Loreto Farmers Construction of Solar Dryer and Purchase of One (1) 2014 45 Agusan del Sur Loreto Binucayan Association Unit Corn Sheller 300,000.00 Johnson Loreto Farmers 2014 46 Agusan del Sur Loreto Johnson Association Purchase of Pre and Post Harvest Facilities 300,000.00 Kasapa Loreto Farmers 2014 47 Agusan del Sur Loreto Kasapa Association Purchase of Two (2) Units Corn Sheller 300,000.00 Katipunan Loreto Farmers 2014 48 Agusan del Sur Loreto Katipunan Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 Kapatagan Kauswagan 2014 49 Agusan del Sur Loreto Kauswagan Farmers Association Inc. Construction of Storage Room/Warehouse 300,000.00 4 Funding City/ NGOs/POs/SLP Approved DSWD No. Province Barangay Proposed Project Title Year/Cycle Municipality Associations Funding Magaud Loreto Farmers 2014 50 Agusan del Sur Loreto Magaud Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 Nueva Gracia Loreto 2014 51 Agusan del Sur Loreto Nueva Gracia Farmers Association Purchase of Pre-Post Harvest Facilities 300,000.00 Poblacion Loreto Farmers Purchase of Delivery Vehicle in Support to Farm 2014 52 Agusan del Sur Loreto Poblacion Association Products 300,000.00 Sabud Loreto Farmers 2014 53 Agusan del Sur Loreto Sabud Association Purchase of Two (2) Units Corn Sheller 300,000.00 San Isidro Loreto Farmers 2014 54 Agusan del Sur Loreto San Isidro Association Establishment of Rice Mill 300,000.00 San Mariano Loreto 2014 55 Agusan del Sur Loreto San Mariano Farmers Association Establishment of Corn Mill (Phase 2) 300,000.00 San Vicente Loreto Farmers 2014 56 Agusan del Sur Loreto San Vicente Association Purchase of Pre and Post Harvest Facilities 300,000.00 Sta Teresa Loreto Farmers 2014 57 Agusan del Sur Loreto Sta Teresa Association Construction of Storage Room/Warehouse 300,000.00 Sto. Nino Loreto Farmers 2014 58 Agusan del Sur Loreto Sto. Nino Association Construciton of Solar Dryer 300,000.00 Sto. Tomas Loreto Farmers 2014 59 Agusan del Sur Loreto Sto. Tomas Association Construction of Agro-Food Terminal 300,000.00 Violanta Loreto Farmers 2014 60 Agusan del Sur Loreto Violanta Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 Waloe Loreto Farmers 2014 61 Agusan del Sur Loreto Waloe Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 Purchase of Portable Tents, Plastic Chairs and Plastic 2014 62 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Angas Angas Farmers Association Tables 300,000.00 Aurora Farmers and 2014 63 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Aurora Fisherfolks Association Construction of Mini-Market 300,000.00 Concepcion Farmers 2014 64 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Concepcion Association Construction of Solar Dryer 300,000.00 Pag-asa Farmers 2014 65 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Pag-asa Association Acquisition of 2-Unit 3-Wheeler Farm Cargo Vehicle 300,000.00 Patrocinio Mag-uuma 2014 66 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Patrocinio Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 5 Funding City/ NGOs/POs/SLP Approved DSWD No. Province Barangay Proposed Project Title Year/Cycle Municipality Associations Funding Barangay Poblacion of Sta. Josefa Small Farmers and 2014 67 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Poblacion Farm Laborers Association Construction of 1 Unit Bodega 300,000.00 San Jose Farmers 2014 68 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa San Jose Association Construction of Solar Dryer 300,000.00 Sta. Isabel Farmers 2014 69 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Sta. Isabel Association Purchase of Mobile Rice Mill 300,000.00 2014 70 Agusan del Sur Sta. Josefa Tapaz
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