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Enclosure No. 1: SDO SOUTH COTABATO List of Qualifiers to the SOCCSKSARGEN Regional Athletic Association Meet 2020 (REGULAR SPORTS, PARALYMPICS & LARONG LAHI) REGULAR SPORTS FOR ELEMENTARY LEVEL NAME SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY ARNIS BOYS COACH CELO, ELENA R. SURALLAH EAST ES SURALLAH ATHLETES SUCALDITO, CYKIAN MARS SURALLAH EAST ES SURALLAH TIO, NICO ADRIAN SURALLAH EAST ES SURALLAH VENCER, CONQUEROR RAVENS SURALLAH EAST ES SURALLAH ARNIS GIRLS COACH DELFIN, LORELY MAY L. SURALLAH EAST ES SURALLAH ATHLETES ESCLETO, ANDREA LORRAINE SURALLAH EAST ES SURALLAH FARILLON, NHIEL GRACE SURALLAH EAST ES SURALLAH GALERA, PRINCESS NICOLE SURALLAH EAST ES SURALLAH ATHLETICS BOYS COACH LANZAGARITA, JOMELYN C LIWANAY ES BANGA CO-COACH FELONGCO, JUVANE R. LIWANAY ES BANGA ATHLETES SIBAYAN, CHRISTIAN JADE RANG-AY ES BANGA CAPITLE, SHELDON LEI RANG-AY ES BANGA REUYAN, NATHANIE TUBI-ALLAH ES SURALLAH MALID, PRETTY BOY DATAL BIAO ES TBOLI TIMAN, JERICHO SALACAFE IS TBOLI ARBOIS, JHOLAN MIASONG ES TUPI BENTEROSO, ETHANIEL JOAN TUPI CES TUPI AYAW, JONAS LITTLE BAGUIO ES SURALLAH HARRY, KIELCE WILLIAM POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK CUIZON, KERT JOHN POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK CABAJIE, ALVIN LIWANAY ES BANGA SIBOG, JOHN RICO LIWANAY ES BANGA ATHLETICS GIRLS COACH DESPOGADO, EDRIC SURALLAH CES SURALLAH COACH PABILICO, NOLI BANGA NHS BANGA CHAPERON DELA BANDA, MARY JOY SURALLAH CES SURALLAH ATHLETES OMBID, SCHENCEY FAYE SURALLAH CES SURALLAH OMONGOS, DOREEN ESCOBILLO ES TAMPAKAN ALEGRE, GRACELYN TAPOK IS SURALLAH TUTOR, REZIL JOY POLOMOLOK CES TUPI SUPERFICIAL, AIRISH JOY TABLU ES TAMPAKAN ONGKA, JUVELYN POLOMOLOK CREEK ES POLOMOLOK LUIS, BAIZA MAE POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK PENACERADA, SRAH VEAN SIMBO ES TUPI TAGABAN, CHIARRA PAULINE BONIFACIO R. TAGABAN SR. POLOMOLOK MADERABLE, KREZEL TAPOK IS SURALLAH ROBIO, ABEGAIL CARIAGA-MERCADO ES TAMPAKAN GLODO, AIZA FRANZE POLMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK BADMINTON BOYS COACH PAGALAN, SHERYL B. VIRAY-LISING ES POLOMOLOK ATHLETES ESTOCADO, JOHN VIANE BANGA CES BANGA MANTOG, RB JOHN RANG-AY ES BANGA PACARDO, MIER VINCENT VIRAY-LISING ES POLOMOLOK Enclosure No. 1: SDO SOUTH COTABATO List of Qualifiers to the SOCCSKSARGEN Regional Athletic Association Meet 2020 ATHLETES (REGULAR SPORTS, PARALYMPICS & LARONG LAHI) REGULAR SPORTS FOR ELEMENTARY LEVEL NAME SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY GAMIT, ROAN VIRAY-LISING ES POLOMOLOK BADMINTON GIRLS COACH MALACAD, ROLPH C. II LACONON IS TBOLI CO-COACH SUSAS, KZCARR KUSAN ES BANGA ATHLETES JAMORABON, CHLOE XAMY BANGA CES BANGA ANDRE, SIMONE ANGELA NEW DUMANGAS ES TUPI ABORDAJE, WENDY CENTRAL PAULINO SANTOS TBOLI DERILON, MARY FAITH LAMBANGAN IS TBOLI BASEBALL BOYS COACH VERGONIA, BONIFACIO TUPI NHS TUPI CHAPERON ROMANTICO, MARITES D. TUPI CES TUPI ATHLETES GASPAR, REYMART TUPI CES TUPI LONGGAKIT, RJ REY TUPI CES TUPI TUMBIGA, JOVER TUPI CES TUPI SUNGA, LANCE JIMUEL TUPI CES TUPI BASAN, DEXTER JOHN TUPI CES TUPI NEROSA, VINCE ANDRIE TUPI CES TUPI BARASON, JOHN CARL TUPI CES TUPI NEROSA, MATT KEAN TUPI CES TUPI NEROSA, JEREMY BRYE TUPI CES TUPI FRONDOZO, IAN PAUL M. ROXAS ES STO. NINO DELA GENTE, JOSHUA M. ROXAS ES STO. NINO BALICUCOS, IAN LAMBA CES BANGA BASKETBALL BOYS COACH PONTILLAR, RENATO G. DOLE CANNERY CES POLOMOLOK CO-COACH EROMA, DANIEL G. POLOMOLOK CREEK ES POLOMOLOK ATHLETES CABISADA, ZAIRYLL PRINCE S. PERFECTO B. SALADA ES POLOMOLOK CORCIEGA, PRINCE AGA A. POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK FLORES, RICKY THEODORE M POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK ESCOBILLO CRIA VINJAMIN S. MIASONG ES TUPI LANTINGAN, RESCHARHIL JR. R. DOLE CANNERY CES POLOMOLOK LANTANGA, JOHN PATRICK G. POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK LIM, EZEKIEL L. POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK LOMONGO, WAYE FENGLET E. SILWAY-7 ES POLOMOLOK DRACION, LANCE WALTER B. TAMPAKAN SPED CENTER TAMPAKAN SOLLANO, MJ ANTHONY S. SILWAY-8 ES POLOMOLOK TAN, JAIRUS B. DOLE CANNERY CES POLOMOLOK VALIENTE, JANVIER A. BETTER EDUC. SYSTEM & TRAINING TUPI CHESS BOYS COACH PAULO, ARCITA G. EUSTACIO BARCATAN ES POLOMOLOK ATHLETES GABIANO, GABRIELLE CLAUDE O CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OF POL POLOMOLOK BIENE, LEBRON DWAYNE O. EUSTACIO BARCATAN ES POLOMOLOK CHESS GIRLS COACH ITIL, ARMIE A. EUSTACIO BARCATAN ES POLOMOLOK ATHLETES OLBES, ALTHEA S. EUSTACIO BARCATAN ES POLOMOLOK ALVERO, KEZIAH C SAN MIGUEL ES NORALA FOOTBALL Enclosure No. 1: SDO SOUTH COTABATO List of Qualifiers to the SOCCSKSARGEN Regional Athletic Association Meet 2020 (REGULAR SPORTS, PARALYMPICS & LARONG LAHI) REGULAR SPORTS FOR ELEMENTARY LEVEL NAME SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY COACH SOTOMIL, MANUELITA TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA CO-COACH ALCONES, GRETCHEN D. NORALA CES NORALA ATHLETES ARREGLADO, RENZHE DAVE TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA FEGURAC, SEAN JOHN TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA MONTIBON, DANIEL JOHN TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA AGERTO, APRIL JAMES TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA ALOVERA, RENIE LLOYD DAVE NOALA CENTRAL ES NORALA LANUZA, JUSTIN CARL TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA DELA CRUZ, ANGEL BRIENT SZEDRICK TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA CARAS, METHEW DAVID ANDRIE TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA LABTO, JAYLO TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA INDIAS, CRISTHOFER LORENCE TOMAS V. BALAYON ES NORALA ADAMI, LAURENCE JADE DOLE CANNERY CES POLOMOLOK DO-ONG, KEAN JAMES PERFECTO B. SALADA ES POLOMOLOK INTO, MARINE JAKE PERFECTO B. SALADA ES POLOMOLOK PALER, RALPH JOSEPH MT. MATUTUM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL POLOMOLOK SANCHES, NIEL BRYAN DOLE CANNERY CES POLOMOLOK GALINO, ADRIAN GUINSANG-AN ES STO. NINO DOMINGO, LEBRON SAVIORS WAY COLLEGE INC. TBOLI INOCENCIO, JOHN WYNE SURALLAH CENTRAL ES SURALLAH AERO GYMNASTICS COACH LANUZA, FERMINA P. LAMBA CES BANGA ATHLETES SERVIANO, ROLIE BOB, II E. CENTRALA CES SURALLAH SANDIGAN, VON KRAMER M. LAMBA CES BANGA BELBIDER, CHARISE YSABEL SCHOOL OF LIFE MONTESSORI SURALLAH RAMOS, PRINCESS ANGEL S. CENTRALA CES SURALLAH RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS COACH DIEZMO, MITCH G. SURALLAH CES SURALLAH ATHLETES CORDERO, ASIA MAIVE SURALLAH CES SURALLAH REALUBIT, MARIA IYHESHIA PIA CENTRALA CES SURALLAH LUDRICO, CHRISLIE DAWN CENTRALA CES SURALLAH MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS COACH URBANO, JOSUE C. TBOLI ES TBOLI ATHLETES BORNALES, NOAH E. TBOLI ES TBOLI LIWA, CRISCEL JOHN M. TBOLI ES TBOLI YUNGCO, FHEL JOHN R. POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS COACH CASIDSID, JACQUILINE M. POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK ATHLETES MARFIL, XHANTHEA POLOMOLOK CES SURALLAH YUNGCO, JAMEANN POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK YUNGCO, NYZ POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK SEPAK TAKRAW JUNIOR COACH DELA PENA, ANA LISA J. LAMBAYONG ES TAMPAKAN ATHLETES PAGODO, ANDREY F. LAMBAYONG ES TAMPAKAN DICE, KENT JUSTIN C. LAMBAYONG ES TAMPAKAN MADREDIJO, LORENZ B. LAMBAYONG ES TAMPAKAN Enclosure No. 1: SDO SOUTH COTABATO List of Qualifiers to the SOCCSKSARGEN Regional Athletic Association Meet 2020 ATHLETES (REGULAR SPORTS, PARALYMPICS & LARONG LAHI) REGULAR SPORTS FOR ELEMENTARY LEVEL NAME SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY PALMA, REN A. NEW DUMANGAS ES TBOLI SOFTBALL COACH ESCOTE, JIELMA D. UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK CO-COACH FEBIE, DIANA DATAL SAFANG ES TBOLI ATHLETES SIMBAG, PRECIOUS LIBERTY ES TAMPAKAN DADIOS, SHERLYN SAN ISIDRO ES STO. NINO CATAAN, DIANA TUPI CES TUPI BOLINGIT, JEZZA MAE UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK POSECION, MAE ANGELIE UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK TAKALAN, CARUELA UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK YUNSON, JELIAN JHANE UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK LIBO-ON, ATHEA BRIDZ UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK SERINO, BLESSY UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK AMARILLENTO, CARMELA UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK DIANA, NORIEL LYN UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK BENSORTO, SHAMELYN UPPER KLINAN ES POLOMOLOK SWIMMING BOYS COACH TILLAMAN, MERLYN M. SURALLAH CES SURALLAH AST COACH BELLOGA, CECELIA SURALLAH CES SURALLAH ATHLETES BACULNA, CRIS ANTHONY J. MT. MATUTUM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL POLOMOLOK MAGAN, REXCEL PAUL N. SURALLAH CES SURALLAH CASTRO, MICHAEL JHAY R. BEC ES BANGA BISONAYA, ELTON JOHN L. LAKE SEBU CES LAKE SEBU NUFABLE, BRENT MERO N MARY & PAUL LEARNING CENTER POLOMOLOK NUALDA, CARL JAMES BANGA CES BANGA CA-AT, BERNARD MIGUEL D. LAKE SEBU CES LAKE SEBU ARTOS, WACKY VAN LEE BEC ES BANGA COCJIN, JARICH CONRAD SURALLAH TALAVER, HENRY JR. SURALLAH SWIMMING GIRLS COACH MONCADA, MA. THERESA SURALLAH CES SURALLAH CO-COACH LOSEO, MARY CHERRY M. SURALLAH CES SURALLAH ATHLETES MANZANO, CHARIE F. POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK COCJIN, NYCIA CASZANDRA G. SURALLAH CES SURALLAH TARROZA, CHARISSE A. SURALLAH CES SURALLAH DALISAY, ANIE GRACE B. SURALLAH CES SURALLAH DIVINAGRACIA, JAMILAH MINHA SCHOOL OF LIFE MONTESSORI SURALLAH PINGOY, RCYR YRITCH SHYN L. LAKE SEBU CES LAKE SUBU HILADO, JOAHNA MARIE D. LAKE SEBU CES LAKE SUBU SUMERA, JEORISH MYRRH S. POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK MANTILI, CHARIE FAITH POLOMOLOK CES POLOMOLOK EVANGELISTA, YHAE RHIEN POWER PURPLE CHILDREN SCHOOL POLOMOLOK TABLE TENNIS BOYS COACH FA-OCBIT, MARK VINCENT F. TBOLI NHS TBOLI ATHLETES MIRASOL, HANS GABRIEL KIDDIE ACADEMY FOR THE ARTS POLOMOLOK FAOCBIT, MIGUEL THELSAN SCHOOL INC SURALLAH Enclosure No. 1: SDO SOUTH COTABATO List of Qualifiers to the SOCCSKSARGEN Regional Athletic Association Meet 2020 (REGULAR SPORTS, PARALYMPICS & LARONG LAHI) ATHLETES REGULAR SPORTS FOR ELEMENTARY LEVEL NAME SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY PRUDENCIO, JOHN PAUL THELSAN SCHOOL INC SURALLAH TAPALLA, JOSHUA THELSAN SCHOOL INC SURALLAH TABLE TENNIS GIRLS COACH BUBONGAN, HECTOR D. JR. THELSAN SCHOOL INC SURALLAH CO-COACH MAGALE, KHRYSLENE KERR P. THELSAN SCHOOL INC SURALLAH ATHLETES FAOCBIT, MIKYLA THELSAN SCHOOL INC SURALLAH HANDOG, GLYZA THELSAN SCHOOL INC SURALLAH MAMON, MAJESTY M. KIDDIE ACAD FOR THE ARTS POLOMOLOK ARCA, LEONORA VICTORIA SURALLAH CES SURALLAH TAEKWONDO BOYS COACH BASAN, GEORLYN TUPI CES TUPI ATHLETES SATERA, JILLIAN DAN ANDRE TUPI CES TUPI KYORUGI ADLOC, MAENARD PAUL MT. MATUTUM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL POLOMOLOK ATHLETES CAWATIL, JULIUS BENEDICT MAHADERO
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    SAGITTARIUS MINES, INC. 16 April 2013 Bobbie Santa Maria Researcher and Representative Business and Human Rights Resource Centre Christopher Avery Director Business and Human Rights Resource Centre Dear Ms Santa Maria and Mr Avery Thank you for the opportunity to respond to concerns regarding Sagittarius Mines Inc.’s (SMI) Tampakan Copper-Gold Project raised in the article ‘Anti-mining protest marks International Women’s Day’, published in the Business Mirror on 9 March 2013. It is important to note that our proposed Tampakan Project, located in southern Mindanao in the Philippines, is currently in the approvals phase and, as such, is not an operating mine. SMI is developing the project in line with the industry-leading sustainable development practices of our managing shareholder, Xstrata Copper, which are aligned with international standards including the United Nations (UN) Declaration of Human Rights, the International Labor Organization Conventions, the UN Global Compact, and the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights (VPSHR). Through the Tampakan Project, we aim to establish a blueprint for modern, large-scale mineral development in the Philippines. Environmental management SMI understands that water quality, security of water supply, waste management, biodiversity, and land clearing are important concerns for many of our stakeholders and we have invested significant resources to understand the potential impact of our proposed mining activities. As part of our world-class Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), we have undertaken extensive technical studies and an unprecedented level of consultation to develop rigorous environmental and social management plans to ensure that potential impacts are mitigated or avoided. During the EIA process, we consulted more than 17,000 stakeholders including our host communities, tribal leaders and councils, municipal and national government, farmers and water users, industry and business groups, and church and faith-based organizations, who had input into our project designs and environmental management plans.
  • Tampakan Copper-Gold Project

    Tampakan Copper-Gold Project

    Preface by the Editors ✁ ✂ ✄ ♦ Tampakan Copper-Gold Project Brigitte Hamm · Anne Schax · Christian Scheper Institute for Development and Peace (INEF), commissioned by MISEREOR (German Catholic Bishops’ Organization for Development Cooperation) and Fastenopfer (Swiss Catholic Lenten Fund), in collaboration with Bread for All Imprint ■☎✆✝✞✝ ✟✠✡☛ ☞✌ 978-3-939218-42-5 Published by: Bischöfl iches Hilfswerk MISEREOR e.V. Mozartstraße 9 · 52064 Aachen · Germany Phone: +49 (0)241 442 0 www.misereor.org Contact: Armin Paasch ([email protected]) und Elisabeth Strohscheidt ([email protected]) and Katholisches Hilfswerk FASTENOPFER Alpenquai 4 · 6002 Luzern · Switzerland Phone +41 (0)41 227 59 59 www.fastenopfer.ch Contact: Daniel Hostettler ([email protected]) Authors: Brigitte Hamm, Anne Schax, Christian Scheper (Institute for Development and Peace (INEF), University of Duisburg-Essen) Photos: Elmar Noé, Armin Paasch, Elisabeth Strohscheidt, Bobby Timonera Cover photo: Paasch/MISEREOR Photos included in this study show the everyday life and present natural environment of people likely to be affected by the proposed Tampakan mine. Graphic Design: VISUELL Büro für visuelle Kommunikation, Aachen Published: July 2013 (updated version) Human Rights Impact Assessment of the Tampakan Copper-Gold Project Brigitte Hamm · Anne Schax · Christian Scheper ✍ Study Human Rights Impact Assessment of the Tampakan Copper-Gold Project Preface by the Editors ✥ ✏ ✏✑✒ ✏✓ ✔✒ ✕ ✖ ✗✘ ✓ ✏✓ ✙ ✚ ✏✑✓ ✛ ✒ ✜✓ ✏ ✕✘✓ ✢ ✣ ✤ ✢ ✛ ✢ ✜ May 2013. Partners have raised severe human rights concerns related “accident” has gained world-wide public attention: the col- to the Tampakan Copper-Gold Mine proposed by Sagitta- lapse of another garment factory in Bangladesh. Hundreds rius Mines Inc. (SMI) and its shareholders Xstrata Copper, of workers lost their lives, and many more were serious- Indophil Resources NL and Tampakan Group of Companies.
  • Protesters Block Runway in South Cotabato to Stop Aerial Spraying

    Protesters Block Runway in South Cotabato to Stop Aerial Spraying

    MindaNews S N You are here: Home » Top Stories » Protesters block runway in South Cotabato to stop aerial spraying Protesters block runway in South Cotabato to stop aerial spraying By Mindanews on Novem ber 17 2014 4:14 pm GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/17 November) — Hundreds of residents barricaded the runway of the community airport in Surallah town in South Cotabato on Monday in protest of the aerial spraying activities of a banana plantation company operating in the area. Around 300 protesters gathered at the Allah Valley Airport in Surallah at around 4 a.m. and occupied a portion of the runway in a bid to stop the aerial spraying activities of foreign-backed Sumifru Philippines Corporation. The company, which operates banana plantations in Surallah and T’boli towns, had been using the airport as base of its aerial spraying operations. Omar Azarcon, coordinator of the protest action, said they launched the mobilization to pressure local government leaders to decisively put a stop to the aerial spraying activities of Sumifru. He said the protesters are composed of parishioners from Surallah and other areas within the Diocese of Marbel, which covers the provinces of South Cotabato, Sarangani and this city. “We’re calling on the provincial government of South Cotabato and the municipal governments of areas affected by the aerial spraying activities to pass ordinances that will totally ban them,” he said in a radio interview. Citing results of their recent fact-finding mission in the affected areas, Azarcon claimed that they have documented three deaths and numerous cases of various illnesses that were directly caused by the aerial spraying activities.
  • Republic of the Philippines Department of Education

    Republic of the Philippines Department of Education

    Enclosure No. 1 to DM SGOD No. 142, s. 2020 Republic of the Philippines Department of Education TITLE OF ACTIVITY: Conduct of Seminar on Psychological First Aid in Light of Covid 19 Pandemic for GUIDANCE COORDINATORs in the Division of South Cotabato TRAINING/ACTIVITY ID:_______________________________ PROGRAM HOLDER: __________________________ VENUE: Cinco Niñas, Brgy. Morales, City of Koronadal CONTACT NO.: __________________________ DATE: November 26-27, 2020 TOTAL NO, OF PAX:__________________________ LIST OF PARTICIPANTS BATCH 1 (November 26, 2020 THURSDAY) FULL NAME GENDER POSITION/ SCHOOL / DISTRICT / (M/F) DESIGNATION OFFICE MUNICIPALITY 1 LEAH ALVAREZ GUIDANCE LAMBA CES BANGA EAST COORDINATOR 2 GUIDANCE LAMPARI NHS BANGA EAST JEVIE BELLOSA COORDINATOR 3 GUIDANCE SAN JOSE NHS- BANGA EAST ROSANNA CABRERA COORDINATOR BANGA 4 ANNIE LYN GUIDANCE LAMBA NHS BANGA EAST GONZAGA COORDINATOR 5 GUIDANCE BANGA CES BANGA EAST ALMA LOPEZ COORDINATOR 6 GUIDANCE RIZAL (BO.3) BANGA NORTH ELIAS C. ESPIA COORDINATOR NHS 7 GUIDANCE KUSAN NHS BANGA NORTH LORIE LORETE COORDINATOR 8 GUIDANCE KUSAN ES BANGA NORTH JOANNE CRESPO COORDINATOR 9 GUIDANCE SAN VICENTE BANGA NORTH EVELYN R. PABILICO COORDINATOR NHS 10 GUIDANCE SAN VICENTE BANGA NORTH ROSE ANN DOMIDER COORDINATOR NHS 11 GUIDANCE SAN VICENTE BANGA NORTH MYRNA C. CLAVERIA COORDINATOR NHS SDOSC-OSDS-HRD-LP-v2.0r0.0,effective04/06/2020 Address: Alunan Avenue, Koronadal City, South Cotabato 9506 Telephone Number: (083)228-3801 Email Address: [email protected] Enclosure No. 1 to DM SGOD No. 142, s. 2020 Republic of the Philippines Department of Education 12 GUIDANCE KUSAN NHS BANGA NORTH JELLY KATE OPAO COORDINATOR 13 GODOFREDO GUIDANCE MALAYA NHS BANGA SOUTH APOSTOL COORDINATOR 14 DELIA N.