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San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte

Poorest Poorest of the Poorof the Poor

San Nicolas

MAP OF ILOCOS NORTE

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MAP OF SAN NICOLAS

P

LAOAG CITY

Land Area- 4,930 Has.

Agricultural- 3,916.47

Industrial- 20.59Commercial – 41.83

Residential – 242.05

24 B

BATAC CITY

SARRAT

PAOAY

24 Barangays

2nd Income Class IRA-P 45,882,014.00

Local Sources-P 35,607,294.80 Natl Wealth (RA 7171)–P 10,741,743.99

Total Population = 31,972

Number of Households = 7 113Number of Households = 7,113

Average Household Size = 5

San Nicolas shall be a peaceful and progressive Agri-Industrial community in an

ecologically balanced environment.

To pursue socio-economic growth through an efficient and effective

governance supported by an empowered, God-loving citizenry and other partners in

development.

“Agturong Iti Nadur-as ken Nalinak nga Ili ti San

Nicolas”

Government PrivateSector

Citizenry

Consulate of the People’s Republic of China

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SAN NICOLEÑO ORGANIZATIONS ABROAD:

� ANNAK TI SAN NICOLAS

- HAWAII; MAUI CHAPTER; KAUAI CHAPTER

� SADIRI TI SAN NICOLAS INT’L. – HAWAII

� SAN NICOLANEOUS - U.S.A.

�ANNAK TI SAN NICOLAS – HONGKONG

�SAN NICOLAS GOODWILL FOUNDATION

�SAN NICOLE�OS OF CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

� SAN NICOLAÑOS OF HAWAII

SAN NICOLEÑO ORGANIZATIONS ABROAD:

� SAN NICOLAS TEACHER’S ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII

� SAN NICOLAS NATIONAL HIGH� SAN NICOLAS NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION –

MAIN & BINGAO CAMPUS

�CATUGUING ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII

�PILOT IN ILOCOS NORTE

�PILOT IN REGION I

�ONLY 1ST - 3RD CLASS MUNICIPALITY TO FINISH

CBMS

� Executive-Legislative Agenda

CBMS: AN INTEGRAL TOOL IN THE FORMULATION OF:

Executive-Legislative Agenda for 2007-2010 and

2010 - 2013

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CY 2011

� COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN

� MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT

PLAN

CY 2011

San Nicolas web site: http://www.sannicolasilocosnorte.gov.ph San Nicolas web site:

http://www.sannicolasilocosnorte.gov.ph

San Nicolas web site: http://www.sannicolasilocosnorte.gov.ph ATTENTION AREAS : ATTENTION AREAS :

CBMS RESULTCBMS RESULT

• BELOW POVERTY THRESHOLD – 2038• 6-20 YEARS OLD NOT ATTENDING• 6-20 YEARS OLD NOT ATTENDING

SCHOOL – 513• VOCATIONAL UNEMPLOYED – 331

• NO ELECTRICITY - 286

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“I HAVE A DREAM…”

2nd Runner-up 2008 Search for Region I’s LGU-NGO Project-

based Practices

THE SAN NICOLAS

EXPRESS BIN-I FOUNDATION

Fund Raising for BIN-I Scholars

CONCERTSCONCERTS

The San Nicolas Express BIN-I Foundation Board of Trustees and the scholars

Conduct of meetings by the members of the Board of Trustees

CN 200827402

DATE OF REGISTRATION

June 24, 2008

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San Nicolas web site: http://www.sannicolasilocosnorte.gov.ph

Bin-I link: http://www.sannicolasilocosnorte.gov.ph/Bini/index.asp

Golf Tournament

in Hawaii

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Pledge of Commitment of the

municipal employees to the

Bin I foundation ToBin-I foundation. To date, 80% of the

municipal employees has pledged their support to be

deducted in their salaries.

The Bin-I Lamp

41 SCHOLARS BOTH HIGH SCHOOL AND

COLLEGE

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Establishment of Educational Assistance

OfficeOffice

Walk for a CAUSE

Total cash collection – P84,670.00 (2007-2010)

MOST SUPPORTIVE MAYOR IN IMPLEMENTING ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM (ALS)

Alternative Learning System (ALS)

MOST SUPPORTIVE MAYOR IN IMPLEMENTING ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM (ALS) PROGRAMS & PROJECT – REGIONAL LEVEL

Special Program for the Employment of Students (SPES)

67 Beneficiaries since 2007 67 Beneficiaries since 2007

�� 60% LGU Share60% LGU Share

�� 40% DOLE Share40% DOLE Share

ONE TOWN, ONE SCHOLAR• “One Town, One Scholar,” joint scholarship program of the

Commission on Higher Education (CHEd), DILG, DBM,DepED, LMP, LGUs, and the Philippine Association of StateUniversities and Colleges (PASUC) which involves theawarding of four- (4) to five- (5) year scholarship to anincoming college freshman that has been selected by themunicipality as its “Town Scholar,”

2009-2010: MELVILYN DECANO 2nd Year Bachelor of Science in

Education student, MMSU

2010-2011: JEAN MARY TALAVERA 1ST Year Bachelor of Science in

Education student, MMSU

CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLARS

� 12 College Students

� 2 DWCL; 10 MMSU

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Sagip Maestra

SALARY is charged against SEF Fund

Livelihood and skills training for OSY & adults

(Parents of Scholars)

Catuguing 4-H Palayamanan Youth Club

Finalist, Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO) in the Philippines awarded in Malacañang Palace on

December 9, 2010

�FIL-CHINESE AMITY CLUB OF LAOAG CITY donated 50 pieces wooden arm chairs

to Asuncion Elementary School

�KAUAI ELEC. COOP through INEC

TIE-UP WITH PRIVATE SECTOR

gWATER DISPENSER & BOOK

DONATION

�PCCI TO DONATE 1 SCHOOL BUILDING AT THE PASION-BARANGAN ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL

Donation of school building

English Enhancement

Program

Search for the Most Well-Informed Students in the Schools in San Nicolas organized by the San

Nicolas Retired Teachers Association

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Donation of books to pre-

school childrenSan Nicolas:

The most receptive

municipalityin the FIT FOR

SCHOOLProgram of the DepEd.

Mayor Valdez was featured in

Philippine Daily Inquirer’s

December 29, 2008 issue for hisissue for hisexceptional support to education

WATER FOR LIFE:The LGU - San Nicolas – Farmer-

Irrigators’ Experience

CHAMPION 2009 Search for Region I’s

Best LGU-NGO Project-based

Practices

FORGING OF TRI-PARTITEAGREEMENT

MOA signing on the maintenance & operation of Irrigation Canals between the Mayor, NIA Officials and Irrigators

Association

The Bonga Pump II of the National Irrigation Administration became operational as a result of the MOA.

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Charcoaled rice hull production as a component of organic fertilizer

Rice -fish culture. Rice productionRice fish culture. Rice productionintegrated with tilapia culture

Corn Production Intercropped with watermelon

DISTRIBUTION OF FERTILIZERS MODIFIED RAPID COMPOSTING

CHEMICAL SPRAYING OFF-SEASON TOMATO

MAINTENANCE OF SWIPs

CONSTRUCTION OF CATCHMENT DAM

Sustainable Mini-Farming through Bio-Intensive Gardening

(BIG)

2ND RUNNER-UP 2007 Search for

Region I’s LGU Best Practices

(BIG)

Off-Season VegetableProduction with theincorporation of IntegratedPest Management

1st RUNNER-UP 2005 Search for Region I’s LGU Best Practices

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San Nicolas is included in the compendium of Region I for its

entry on the Off-Season Vegetable gProduction with

the incorporation of integrated pest

management .

Other Initiatives

MUSHROOM PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION OF DRAGON CACTUS

MUSHROOM PRODUCTION

Food ProductionMARUNGGAY AVE.

KATUDAY AVE.

DAMILI: The Earth as a Way of Life of the

San Nicoleño

1st RUNNER-UP 2008 Search for Region I’s LGU Best Practices

DAMILI: Enhancing the Legacy of the Earth to the San

Nicoleño

1st RUNNER-UP 2009 Search for

Region I’s LGU Best Practices

Damili Festival Grand Parade

Damili Street Dance Competition

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The periodic kiln is already

operational and it was blessed

and inaugurated last May 4, 2009.

Linkaging with Japan International CooperationAgency (JICA) in partnership with National EconomicDevelopment Authority (NEDA)

TRADE FAIR/ EXHIBIT

Gov. Linda Lingle of Hawaii visiting the pottery in San Nicolas

Sen. Edgardo Angara lookson as a potter demonstrates

the process of damili

San Nicolas potters were featured in the Philippine

Daily Inquirer

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100% PINOY @ GMA - 7

MEDIA PROMOTION/EXPOSURE

ABS-CBN TV PATROL

MEL & JOEY @ GMA - 7

365 Plaza

The façade and catwalk of the Robinsons Ilocos festooned with bricks

Penshoppe boutique at Robinsons Ilocos with its interiors adorned with bricks

Brick-adorned receiving area and stairs leading to the second floor of the Ilocos Rosewell Hotel in Brgy. 1.

SAN NICOLAS WAS ADJUDGED AS 2009

BEST ONE TOWN, ONE PRODUCTONE PRODUCT

(OTOP) IMPLEMENTER IN THE PROVINCE OF

ILOCOS NORTE

OTHER INITIATIVES

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Product Promotion

Runner-up for the Most Business Friendly Municipality in the

Philippines for the years 2009 and 2010

(Special Citation for Public-Private Partnership)

CBMS RESULT: UNEMPLOYED – 331

DATA ON EMPLOYMENT OF SAN NICOLEÑOS (2007-2010)

COMPANY MALE FEMALE

Conduct of Jobs Fair

COMPANY MALE FEMALE

LGU –SNIN 91 51ROBINSONSAND OTHERCOMPANIES 96 153TOTAL 186 204

GRAND TOTAL : 390

CBMS RESULT: NO ELECTRICITY - 286

FREE ELECTRIC INSTALLATION BY THE ILOCOS NORTE ELECTRIC

COOPERATIVE TO 103 FAMILIES and counting…

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�Reliable and Updated baseline data �Planning Tools (Annual Investment

Program, 20% Development Plan,Gender and Development Plan,p ,Executive-Legislative Agenda)

�Poverty diagnosis from CBMS digitized maps

�Appropriate LGU Interventions to address poverty

Conduct of 2nd round of CBMS survey by March 2011

Implementation of poverty alleviation interventions suchas:

> Construction of Small Water Impounding Dams> Small Farm Reservoirs> Development of agricultural areas> Development of agricultural areas

Conduct of skills trainings to unemployed men andwomen and OSYs

Strengthen linkages with civil society organizations

Increase Philhealth beneficiaries

Accommodate more Bin-I scholars

“ Participation is indispensable; People are our greatest resource,

let us continue to build rapport with local communities and build trust and

confidence through constantco de ce oug co s acommunication and feedback because there is no better compensation than work done well with shared vision

and shared responsibility.”

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