“The proper consultation with the stakeholders was a plus factor in the smooth implementation of the construction of the six classroom school building project equipped with armchairs, blackboards and sets of tables and chairs for teachers in Lapok Elementary School, Barangay Lapok, Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao.”
This was said by UNYPAD-Development Management Center Project Officer Mr. Tu Alid Alfonso, MDM on the current implementation of project awarded to the United Youth for Peace and Development (UNYPAD) by the Embassy of Japan through its scheme of the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) under the Japan-Bangsamoro Initiatives for Reconstruction and Development (J-BIRD).
The project has been welcomed by the community leaders, the barangay and the local government units, the members and supporters of Moro Islamic Liberation Front in the area of Lapok as well as the villagers who have been very happy with the additional school building being constructed in their community from the Embassy of Japan, which will serve as home of learning for the children that once became victims of war in 2008 between the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the MILF’s Bangsamoro Islamic Armed Forces (BIAF).
To make sure that the construction is on the right direction, the UNYPAD Office of the National President Mr. Rahib L. Kudto, accompanied by the DMC Director Mr. Anwar Z. Saluwang, MMPA, made ocular visit as part of the supervision and monitoring of the construction.
As of this writing, based on the UNYPAD Administration and Finance Officer Mrs. Fatima Sapalon-Romasanta report on the “General Calculation on the Utilization of Fund” of the GGP for the construction, it now reached to “48 percent utilized fund” and there is still remaining “62 percent unutilized or available fund.”
The project cost is US$ 108,544 nearly 4.2 million pesos.
Mr. Saluwang said that the utilized funds matched the physical output of the construction.
“The concrete walls were completed including its partition, the digging of the six toilets and then on June 1, the wooden windows and doorjamb were delivered to the construction site”, he said.
The signing of grant contract in Manila was done on March 19, 2013 between Japanese Ambassador Toshinao Urabe and Mr. Kudto.
The ground implementation of the construction begun on May 8 after the requested Explosives and Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Team of the 6th Infantry “Kampilan” Division and, the Government of the Philippines’ Coordinating Committee on the Cessation of Hostilities (GPH-CCCH) led by Major Carlos T. Sol, Jr., the Moro Islamic Liberation Fronts’ CCCH represented by Mr. Toks Upahm and Mr. Omar Bayao, representatives of International Monitoring Team (IMT) Mr.
Takayuki Nakagawa, the Swiss Foundation for Mine Action (FSD) and Philippine Campaign to Ban Landmines (PCBL) issued a clearance for the operation of the project.
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The project has been welcomed by the community leaders, the barangay and the local government units, the members and supporters of Moro Islamic Liberation Front in the area of Lapok as well as the villagers who have been very happy with the additional school building being constructed in their community from the Embassy of Japan, which will serve as home of learning for the children that once became victims of war in 2008 between the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the MILF’s Bangsamoro Islamic Armed Forces (BIAF).
To make sure that the construction is on the right direction, the UNYPAD Office of the National President Mr. Rahib L. Kudto, accompanied by the DMC Director Mr. Anwar Z. Saluwang, MMPA, made ocular visit as part of the supervision and monitoring of the construction.
As of this writing, based on the UNYPAD Administration and Finance Officer Mrs. Fatima Sapalon-Romasanta report on the “General Calculation on the Utilization of Fund” of the GGP for the construction, it now reached to “48 percent utilized fund” and there is still remaining “62 percent unutilized or available fund.”
The project cost is US$ 108,544 nearly 4.2 million pesos.
Mr. Saluwang said that the utilized funds matched the physical output of the construction.
“The concrete walls were completed including its partition, the digging of the six toilets and then on June 1, the wooden windows and doorjamb were delivered to the construction site”, he said.
The signing of grant contract in Manila was done on March 19, 2013 between Japanese Ambassador Toshinao Urabe and Mr. Kudto.
The ground implementation of the construction begun on May 8 after the requested Explosives and Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Team of the 6th Infantry “Kampilan” Division and, the Government of the Philippines’ Coordinating Committee on the Cessation of Hostilities (GPH-CCCH) led by Major Carlos T. Sol, Jr., the Moro Islamic Liberation Fronts’ CCCH represented by Mr. Toks Upahm and Mr. Omar Bayao, representatives of International Monitoring Team (IMT) Mr.
Takayuki Nakagawa, the Swiss Foundation for Mine Action (FSD) and Philippine Campaign to Ban Landmines (PCBL) issued a clearance for the operation of the project.
http://www.luwaran.com/
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