Showing posts with label livelihood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label livelihood. Show all posts

Friday, August 24, 2012

Kabuhayan Starter Kit distributed

Mayor Rony Molina with beneficiary. At the back is Municipal Administrator Florante Moscoso (in red) and DOLE-Antique representative (in light blue).

Thirty (30) Kabuhayan Starter Kits on welding, automotive, electricity, plumbing and massage therapy were distributed at the town's hall afternoon of August 23, 2012.

Kabuhayan Starter Kits with San Jose dB LGU employee.
Aside from the kit the beneficiaries will receive financial assistance of P5,000.00.
DOLE Kabuhayan Starter Kit.

Kabuhayan Starter Kit for massage therapy.
This livelihood project is a joint investment of the local government unit of San Jose de Buenavista, provincial government of Antique and Department of Labor and Employment.

Kabuhayan Starter Kit.
The project aims to provide package of tools to enable the TESDA-trained individuals to jumpstart a livelihood undertaking and become self-employed.

Beneficiaries attended the project  orientation last August 3 of this year.

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

San Jose dB fisherfolks received BFAR fishing gears

Photo by Michael Tonding
Eleven small-scale fisherfolks received deep sea fishing gears from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) through the local government unit of San Jose de Buenavista in a simple turn over ceremony at the town’s hall.

The recipients were small-scale fisherfolks living near the municipal marine protected area.  They were selected and indorsed by their Barangay Fisheries and Aquatic Resource Management Council (BFARMC).

In 2003, San Jose dB established a marine protected area with 67.22 hectares of coral reef covering the barangays of Funda-Dalipe, Madrangca, Barangay 3 and Barangay 4. Of this, 6.57 hectares is the core or the no-take zone located in Funda-Dalipe.

Deep sea fishing gears were given to selected fisherfolks to encourage fishing activities beyond the no-take zone.

The distribution of deep sea fishing gears is part of the livelihood support program of BFAR which complements the livelihood component of the Coastal Resource Management (CRM) Program of the local government of San Jose de Buenavista.     
Mayor Rony Molina (center) with Rotary Antique President Fe Osorio, Designated Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Officer Cornelius Yanga, Peace Corp Volunteer Benjamin Martin (back, wearing black shirt) with the beneficiaries. Photo by Michael Tonding