Poverty Incidence In Families

48.00% 47.00% 46.00% 45.00% 44.00% 43.00% 42.00% 41.00% 40.00% 39.00% 38.00%

47.9%

41.6%

Underdeveloped human

resources
Inadequate health care

services and facilities

High school drop-out rates

Increasing unemployment Disregard of natural resources Underdeveloped infrastrusture

system

National Line Agencies Civil Society Business & Private Sector Academe & Religious Sector NGOs/POs

HEALTH

EDUCATI ON & ENVIRON MENT

AGRICUL TURE &

AQUACUL TURE

LIVELIH OOD & TOURIS M

SPIRITUA L RENEWA L, SOCIAL SERVICE S& SECURIT Y

Ethical Leadership

Good Governance

Effective & Efficient Administration

RESULTS / OUTCOMES

INCREASED ECONOMIC WELL-BEING, IMPROVED FOOD SECURITY, SUSTAINED NATURAL RESOURCES, REDUCED VULNERABILITY

INITIATIVES

CHALLENGES

CONVERGENCE (National Line Agencies, Civil Society, Business & Private Sector, Academe & Religious Sector, NGOs/POs)

LOW ECONOMIC WELL-BEING

CONSEQUENTIAL PROBLEMS

EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION

GOOD GOVERNANCE

God- centered, empowered and globally-competitive and prosperous Surigaonons living in a province with sustainably-managed resources and well-developed infrastructure system, continually inspired by ethical and responsive leadership.

Provincial website: www.surigaonorte.com.ph

Facebook fan page

 Opened direct feed backing system thru text messaging Full disclosure of Budget and Finances and Bids and Public Offering

Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council

Provincial Cooperative Development Council Provincial Agriculture and Fisheries Council Provincial Gender and Development Coordinating Council Provincial Local Council on Women and Children

Provincial Local School Board

Provincial Health Board Provincial Housing Board Provincial Mineral Regulatory Board Provincial Organic Agriculture Council Lake Mainit Development Alliance The Hinatuan Passage Development Alliance or HIPADA The Siargao Protected Landscape and Seascape or SIPLAS

AusAID Provincial Road Management Facility (PRMF)

United Nations Development Fund or UNDP

World Bank MRDP

German Technical Cooperation Fund (GIZ-COSERAM)

Spanish Agency for International Development

(AECID)
USAID Growth With Equity in Mindanao (GEM) OPAPP

Day Care Centers- P 12.6 M

School Buildings P 31.8M

Assistance to International Events Local Festivals Panambay sa Barangay Infra & Non-infra projects & activities Water System Kalahi & MRDP Projects Counterpart P 37M

Strengthening Financial Management

Advancing a Strong & Committed Workforce

Promoting EGovernance

TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR 2 YEARS

1,000,000,000.00

933M

900,000,000.00

800,000,000.00

700,000,000.00

667M

600,000,000.00

500,000,000.00

400,000,000.00

300,000,000.00

200,000,000.00

100,000,000.00

Trust Fund 25%

General Fund Proper 73%

Special Education Fund 1%

Economic Enterprise 1%

General Fund Proper

690000000 680000000

670000000
660000000 650000000 640000000 630000000 620000000 610000000

Year 1 Year 2

600000000
590000000

Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA)

National Wealth Share Local Taxes & Fees

Other External Sources

30.4 M

27.5 M

24,800,000.00

24.78M
24,750,000.00

24,700,000.00

24,650,000.00

24,600,000.00

24.57M
24,550,000.00

24,500,000.00

24,450,000.00

6,000,000.00

Real Property Tax

5.3M
4.3M

5,000,000.00

4,000,000.00

3,000,000.00

2,000,000.00

1,000,000.00

1 2

Special Education Fund

7.7M

6M

Tubod Sta. Monica Alegria

Placer Pilar Tubod

ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES
11.9M
8.4M

Comparative Income of Economic Enterprises

7,000,000.00

6,000,000.00

5,000,000.00

4,000,000.00

3,000,000.00

2,000,000.00

1,000,000.00

Trust Fund
250,000,000.00

231.2M
200,000,000.00
150,000,000.00 100,000,000.00 50,000,000.00 -

28.5M

Spanish Agency for International Development (AECID)

AusAID Provincial Road Management Facility (PRMF)

Nickel Asia Corporation PHILEX Mining Corporation Silangan Mining Corporation Platinum Group Metals Corporation PACEMCO Taganito Mining THPAL Nickel Corporation Shuley Mines, Inc. Hinatuan Mining and ADNAMA Mining Resources, Inc.

Conduct of the fourth General Revision of Property Assessments of Real Property

Implementation of the (E-TRACS)

Revision of the Provincial Revenue Code

Close monitoring of royalty & excise taxes

Adherence to the 10% MOOE reserve

Implementation of counter-parting scheme

Strict adherence to RA 9184

Establishing constant linkages with national and

regional officials

Improved marketing & promotions initiatives

Good resource allocation & utilization

Synchronized planning & budgeting

Bottom-up planning & budgeting

AGRICULTURE 2%

LIVELIHOOD & TOURISM 2% SOCIAL 5%

OTHER PROJECTS 4% HEALTH 1%

ENVIRONMENT/ EDUCATION 86%

350,000,000.00

300,000,000.00

250,000,000.00

200,000,000.00

yeAR 1
150,000,000.00

yeAR 2

100,000,000.00

50,000,000.00

PS

MOOE

CO

FE

40,000.00

35,000.00

35,921.00 31,324.00 26,727.00

22,129.00

30,000.00

25,000.00

20,000.00

15,000.00

10,000.00

5,000.00

before 1st tranche

1st tranche

2nd tranche

3rd tranche

Advancing a Strong and Committed Workforce

 Short term and long terms trainings Benchmarking Activities

Loboc, Bohol (Tourism Industry)

Pampanga Quarry Industry

 Community ImmersionProgram

 Sports Fest and Wellness Program

 Regular Monday Morning Sharing and Spiritual Retreats

Management Information System Center

Using BIOMETRIC for Payroll System

Supportive to Universal Health Care or Kalusugan Pangkalahatan Program

STRATEGIES:
Revitalized Health Zones Strengthened Delivery of Health Services Improved Health Facilities

Revitalized Health Zones

1. SIARGAO AREA HEALTH ZONE 2. MAINLAND AREA HEALTH ZONE 3.CENTRAL SURIGAO AREA HEALTH ZONE

Strengthening Delivery of Health Services

Panambay sa Barangay
35000
30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 Jul-Dec 2010 Jul-Dec 2011 Jan-May 2012

31646

17520

15622

(20 Municipalities covered with the total of 64,788 patients served)

provided MEDICAL, DENTAL, LABORATORY and other services at the Provincial Health Office Clinic

Total Served clients: 20,755

Expanded Philhealth Membership

Close to 40,000 households are now covered by Philhealth program.

Maternal Health Care & Family Planning

Services 1. Prenatal Care 2. Post Partum Care 3. Postpartum women initiated breastfeeding 4. Family Planning 5. Facility-based Delivery No. of Patients Served 2012 (Jan-May) 1,379 1,260 1,307 12,034 833

6. Skilled Birth Attendance 7. Pap Smear collection

819 603

Total Clients served: 18, 235

Buntis Day Celebration in coordination with the Philippine Obstetric and Gynecological Society in Surigao city

Buntis Congress

Search for Ms Buntis Queen which was participated by 13 Pregnant mothers with their talents and question and answer portion as the highlight of the activity

Child Care Program

2000 1500 1000 500 0 1646 1167

139

168

190

Immunization

Diarrhea Treated

Pneumonia Treated

Newborn Screened

BreastFeed

Total Served: 3,310

Disease Prevention & Treatment

Disease TB Rabies Control Filariasis Patients Served 2011 2012 282 screened; 111 treated 433 164,307 given preventive medicines 34,951 5,126 34,951 170,148

Schistosomiasis TOTAL PATIENTS SERVED

Sanitation Program
80.5% accomplishment in the 60, 264 households that needs toilet facility 94.87% accomplishment in the 60,264 households without access to safe water

Malnutrition Rate
22.70%
25.00% 20.00% 15.00% 10.00% 5.00% 0.00% 2007 2011
DECREASE

2007 22.7%
14.20%

or 8,983 malnourished

2011 14.2%
or 5,567 malnourished

Strengthened Barangay Health Workers

2,549 BHW are now functional province-wide Roles clearly defined and organizational structure streamlined

BARANGAY HEALTH WORKERS CONVENTION

SEC. ENRIQUE ONA Department of Health

Improved Health Facilities

1. Surigao del Norte Provincial Hospital

P5M Total Cost for Site Development Works P187M Total Cost for building and hospital equipment from Department of Health

2. Improvement of SIARGAO DISTRICT HOSPITAL

P12M funds from DOH Health Facility Enhancement Program

Upgrade of 5 other hospitals: Mainit Malimono Total Fund Socorro Gigaquit Pilar

P18.5M

Upgrading of Birthing Clinics and Health Center

Birthing Clinics: Gigaquit, Malimono, Alegria, Socorro, San Isidro, Gen. Luna and Burgos Barangay Health Station: Jubgan, San Francisco (funded by AECID)

AWARDS
REDCOP (Renal Disease and Control Program) Awardee KP (Kalusugang Pangkalahatan) Champion TB DOTS Champion

 Newborn Screening Awardee for Hospitals

Awardee of Ensuring Quality Drugs and Medicines to the Poorest of the Poor

EMPOWERING PEOPLE TOWARDS POVERTY ALLEVIATION

Innovative Programs Relevant and Creative Strategies

EDUCATION ROADMAP

Local School Board Budget

Annual Budget
13M
13,500,000 13,000,000 12,500,000 12,000,000 11,500,000 11,000,000 10,500,000 10,000,000 9,500,000

11M

Increase of an amount P2.2M

2011

2012

School Building Projects (as of 2011)

25.1M
30000000 25000000 20000000 15000000 10000000 5000000 0 17 24 36

17.5M 11.2M

Classrooms

Project Cost

Project Cost
Classrooms

City Division

SDN Division Siargao Division

Through: Sec. Armin Luistro, DepEd

On-going constructions:
Library Hubs at P2M each in Socorro and Dapa National High School P6.5M for Sta Monica Library Hub and Science High School Laboratory from DBM and DepEd

 P3M provided by THPAL for Speech Lab with complete Lab Apparatus in : 1. Caraga Regional Science High School 2. Del Carmen National High School 3. General Luna National high School

Hiring of LSB Teachers

NO. OF LSB TEACHERS DEPLOYED (including Siargao) ELEM. SEC. 62 TOTAL 168

SCHOOL YEAR

2012-2013 As of June 2012

106

Total of 168 Hired Local School Board Province-wide

LSB Honoraria
8000 7000 6000 5000 4000 3000

7000 6000

2000
1000 0

3000

2010

2011

2012

Plus : P1, 000.00 Chalk Allowance

Conducted Trainings for Teachers and Administrators

Training of Trainers for Kindergarten

Conducted Trainings for Teachers and Administrators

Training Workshop for School Heads Improvement

Conducted Trainings for Teachers and Administrators

Training on Open Space Technology

Students Forum (Tri-division)

Conducted Trainings for Teachers and Administrators

Parents Forum Teachers Congress Moral Recovery Programs

Distributed Books &Health Kits

Last year:

30, 000 pre-school and grade 1 pupils 300 sets of big books 36 set of educational toys for day care center

2012 Target:

35,000 Health Kits 300 Sets of Big Books 25 Sets of education Toys
Confirmed Sponsors: PGMC and Silangan Mining Corporation

Incentives/Rewards
Financial Assistance of P1,500,000.00 for Regional Palaro for meals and uniforms of athletes and coaches

Cash incentives of P274, 000.00 for the winner athletes and coaches

100.00% 90.00% 80.00% 70.00% 60.00% 50.00% 40.00% 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00%

97.67% 85.92%
85.54%
66.50%
59.02% 79.92%

Elem. Sec.

SY 20092010

SY 20102011

SY 20112012

6.00% 5.00% 4.00% 3.00%

5.18% 3.87%

3.69%

2.00%
1.00%

Elem. Sec.

0.00%
0.00%

0.04%

0.04%

SY 2009-2010 SY 2010-2011 SY 2011-2012

DepEd Siargao Division

95% Zero drop-out rates in Elementary Schools

70% Zero drop-out rate in Secondary Schoolsa

DepEd City Division

Regional Winner (2012) : - Division with the least % of non-readers - Highest percentage of schools with zero drop -out rates - Best Brigada Eskwela Implementor: Special Science Elementary School - Gawad Kalasag Search for Excellence in DRRM: Surigao City Pilot School

Sustained Eskolaran
500 400 300 200 100 0 2011 2012
Increase of 115 this school year

414 299

TESDA provided 379 slots under the Private Education Scholars Fund Assistance

Recipient of the Philippines Response to Indigenous Peoples and Muslim Education or PRIME Project providing access to education among indigenous peoples

Good balance between the sustainable management of our environment and the optimal utilization of our resources

Strengthened Enforcement of Existing Environment Laws

75 Environmental Enforcers to monitor and apprehend illegal activities
Shared Management of Quarry Resources with LGUs

Quarry Income

increased to 34% from 2010 - 2012

All Quarry Operators are equipped with Environmental Compliance Certificates

Responded to Large Scale Mining Issues

Issued the Executive Order No. 27 Task Force Kinaiyahan Surigao A multi-sectoral body who is tacked to conduct thorough investigation and monitoring on alleged environmental violations

Conducted dialogues with top executives of large scale mining companies

Come up with agreements on issues in mining operations Optimize collection income Support to government programs

Firmed Up Plans for the Declaration of a Minahang Bayan

Addressing issues on unregulated and hazardous operation of illegitimate miners

Strengthening the Kalimpyo, Kahapsay Surigao (KKS)

Implemented the Solid Waste Management Act of 2003 Implemented IEC Programs Install billboards Printed comics and flyers

 Installed Parking Signs Assigned designated smoking areas Procured segregated bins

Tree Planting Activities Province-wide

 6,000 mangrove propagules were planted in Nabago and Day-asan, Surigao City during WORLD WETLAND DAY and OCEAN MONTH 8,700 trees planted in different areas during WORLD FOREST DAY, ENVIRONMENT MONTH and CENTENNIAL TREE PLANTING

All were participated by various sectors

Gulayan sa Paaralan Program

100% support from elementary and high school province-wide

Provincial Environment Summit

Participated by: students, environment agencies, socio-civic groups and non-government organization

Guest of Honor: 1. Sec. Ramon Paje, DENR 2. Sec. Lucille Sering, Climate Change Commission

ENVIRONMENT ROADMAP laid down strategies to protect and preserve our environment

Established the Provincial Eco-Park

Mineral Ore Museum Botanical Garden Vermi Culture Facility Organic Vegetable Garden

Crafted the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management and Climate Change Adaptation Road Map

I. ASSESSMENT AND MAPPING Maintained/Built-up Hazards Maps, Consequence and Risk Maps Built-up data base of elements at risk Drafted Disaster Risk Assessment Organize the Active Local Emergency Response Team (ALERT)

Assisted/coordinated mainstreaming DRR-CCA in CLUPS of ClaGiBaS funded by UNDP

16 municipalities

Increased capacities of Individuals/LGUs and Institutions

Hiniusang Barangay sa Kalamidad Magtinabangay Program in 8 municipalities, 98 barangays, 1,063 individuals trained

Invested Equipments:
8 ambulances 1 sea ambulance

Awards
3rd placer in the National Search for Outstanding Local Government Units on DRR and CCA or the GAWAD KALASAG AWARD

Formed 5 core groups into cluster CLAGIBAPLA Lake Mainit TAMSSI SIPLAS 1 SIPLAS 2

Maintained two (2) agricultural centers

Provincial Integrated Demonstration Farm Training Center located Brgy. Ipil, Surigao City for mainland and Brgy Cancohoy, Del Carmen for Siargao Island

1. Conducted Training on Nature Farming Technology System (NFTS) funded by D.A. and Agricultural training institute

2. Rice Duck Farming was implemented in 12 sites in the province 3. Organic Fertilizer Production Project implemented which produced:

Vermicompost - 500 bags Vermicast - 200 bags Vermitea - 2,000 liters

Implementation of Food Sufficiency Programs

Pagkaon Nan Surigao

100 farmers underwent hands-on vegetable training Distributed 1,000 pouches vegetable seed

Organic Rice Community Seed Banking Program

600 kilos of rice seeds were distributed to 8 municipalities and Surigao City,

Provide farmers the production input assistance for 75bags certified palay seeds, 3 bags registered corn seeds

Distributed:
Root Crops Cutting High Value Crops (soy beans, coffee, banana plantlets and vegetables seed)

Also, installed 3 Units of Rain Shelter at Canbohoy, Ipil with 10,000 meters pipe and 428 pieces drums distributed in different municipalities

 Conducted 7 training for mariculture in cages and deputization of warden were conducted Rehabilitation of Marine Fish Sanctuaries and CRM related program

 Assessment in aquaculture areas: Brgy. Talavera, Taganaan and Brgy. Villaflor and Ipil, Gigaquit Surigao del Norte with total of 6 hectares identified

 Maintained the Provincial Seaweed Nursery with propagules ready for dispersal

 Provided Mudcrab Fattening Assistance and Distributed Fingerlings (Carp/Tilapia) to communal bodies of water in Tubod and Mainit

Launched the Sailfish Liplipan Management Plan

To help manage fish stocks and guarantee the future of the fisheries sector in the island BFAR National Dir. Attorney Asis G. Perez turned over 6 deep sea fish shelter locally known as Payao worth P1,736,160 He also pledge to provide multi-mission vessel and 2 units of pumpboat with 16HP

 Ongoing inventory of agricultural infrastructure projects thru geocoding by use of GPS Communal irrigation projects in 2 municipalities

 Conducted Livestock Health and Protection & Livestock Production activities using the Livestock Outreach Approach
Vaccination Deworming Vitamin Supplementation Pregnancy Diagnosis Heat Synchronization Artificial Insemination Two boars maintained in breeding center 67 piglets dispersed 10 piglets redispersed 2,175 heads 408 heads 168 heads 78 heads 52 heads 57 heads

Strengthened Rural Based Organizations:

Vegetable and Banana Growers Hog Raisers Other livestock and poultry raisers

Marketing and Agribusiness development of Agrifishery products

6 Barangay Food Terminals were monitored and technically assisted in coordination with DA Showcased Agricultural commodity products during the Agri-Fishery Fair Exhibit

 Conducted 2 Farmers and Fisherfolks Fora in the mainland and Siargao Island

Forum on Organic Agriculture was also held

Mindanao Rural Development Program

25,000,000.00 7,000,000.00

184,005,713.00

Rural Infrastructure Community Fund for Agricultural Development Natural Resource Management

Provincial Community Training and Livelihood Center

Supports from Mining Companies

Taganito THPAL Nickel Corp Taganito Mining Corporation Hinatuan Mining Corporation P11.4M P6.8M

Silangan Mindanao Mining

YEAR 2011 2012

# OF STUDENTS WHO AVAILE TRAINING COURSES 378 408

3, 412 training graduates in the field of: Small engine repair and trouble shooting Computer-aided design Computer operations and technologybased livelihood

Emergency Employment Program in different municipalities in Siargao and Dinagat Island

Generated 280 jobs

Nurse Assigned in Rural Service (NARS) Program In coordination with Department of Labor and Employment 400 nurses assigned all over the province

Mobile Passporting and Jobs Fair

196 applied for new and renewal passport 8 were hired on the spot during Job Fair

Special Program for the Employment of Students

12 Peoples Organizations and Cooperatives were given financial assistance for Livelihood Projects P2.2M 2011
P1.5 June 2012

Thru the efforts of Sec. Rosalinda D. Baldoz

P888,000.00 E-Bamboo Projects Launched by: Esec. Lourdes M. Transmonte

 Panginabuhian sa Barangay Program Pre-Membership Education Seminar Conduct Financial Management Seminar

5TH PROVINCIAL COOPERATIVE GEN. ASSEMBLY

Provincial Cooperative Development Council was reorganized in February 2012

Surigao del Nortes Cloud 9 cited by CNNs Travel Site as 8th BEST SURFING SPOT IN THE WORLD

MINDANAO- ONE 2011

SINULOG FESTIVAL TRADE FAIR EXHIBIT

Agri Tourism Exhibit showcasing the Agri products of the province, Surigaos Best and the Pan de Surf of General Luna (won 1st place)

CARAGA DAY

 Tourism Billboards in Sayak Airport and Surigao City Airport Tourism Brochure Flyers

TOURIST ARRIVALS GRAPH

60000 50000 42136 40000 30000 20000 10000 0 200 9 201 0 38084 201 1 51506

INCREASE OF 22%

Capacity Building Activities In coordination with Department of Tourism

Tricycle and habal-habal operators/driver Basic Tourism Orientation and Organizational Forum

TOPCOP TRAINING

BASIC TOUR GUIDING SEMINAR / WORKSHOP

FESTIVAL PLANNING AND CHOREOGRAPHER CONFERENCE

5TH SIARGAO INTERNATIONAL GAME FISHING TOURNAMENT

17TH INTERNATIONAL SURFING CUP; PRO JUNIOR SURFING CHAMPIONSHIP; & 14TH NATIONAL SURFING CUP

ROXY SIARGAO INTERNATIONAL WOMEN COMPETITION

STA. MONICAs 1ST ADVENTURE RACE

SURIGAONON CULTURE AND ARTS CENTER

Established Tourism Infrastructure Project

with support from

Department of Tourism (DOT) Tourism Infrastructure and Economic Zone Authority (TIEZA) Congressional Funds

IMPROVEMENT OF SAYAK AIRPORT

Improvement of all roads leading to tourist destinations in Siargao and Mainland Province

MAGPUPUNGKO TOURIST LOUNGE

With total of 30 market days from July 2011 July 2012 and P200,000.00 accumulated income

STRENGTHENED SURIGAOS BEST PROGRAM

CONVERGENCE OF SOCIAL PROTECTION SERVICES

CONSTRUCTION OF WOMENS CENTER

Out of 20, 4 have been completed

DAY CARE CENTERS

CONSTRUCTION OF CORE SHELTER PROJECT

WOMENS SUMMIT Gen. Luna, Siargao Island

WOMENS SUMMIT Provincial Convention Center

WOMENS SUMMIT

INDIGENTS
P A Y R O L L
I N D I V I D U A L No. 1 2 Nature of Assistance BURIAL EDUCATION No. of Clients 13 1 Total Amount 34,000 2,000

3
4

MEDICAL
TRANSPORTATION

81
14 Sub Total 109

160,100
10,900 207,000 Total Amount 75,000 7,000 161,500

No. 1 2 3

Nature of Assistance BURIAL EDUCATION MEDICAL

No. of Clients 43 4 75

4
5

SHELTER
TRANSPORTATION

2
4 Sub Total 109

3,500
7,500 207,000

Total:

417

551,500

Established the Provincial Center for Womens Livelihood and Development

INITIATED THE SENIORS HEALTH DAY

IMPROVING PEACE AND SECURITY

1. Creation of Special Weapons and Tactics Team (SWAT) 23 SWAT Members successfully underwent 60days training

2. Massive Information Campaign on Anti-Terrorism and Insurgency and Conduct of Peace Fora / Dialogues.

3. Improved IT and communication equipment of the Philippine Army, PNP, DILG, Bureau of Fire and Maritime Police (P1M).

4. Convened the Crisis Management Committee which is tasked to respond to crisis situations. 5. Crafted the Provincial Peace and Development Framework Plan 2020

6. Empowering Civil Society Organization (CSOs) thru V2V (Vigilance to Volunteerism) - in coordination with DILG 7. Financial Assistance to the Philippine National Police Mini Gym (P500,000.00)

Crime Volume
Crime Volume Jan to May 2011 Jan to May 2012

Total Crime Volume Index Crime Volume

Non-Index Crime Volume
32.74% drop of Crime volume

849

571

628
221
38.3% average monthly crime rate

385
186

USE AND DISPOSAL OF ILLEGAL DRUGS

The Provincial and City Officials in coordination with the DILG will work 24/7 to address problems on illegal drugs.

Developing Provincial Infrastructure Facilities Base

Construction:
Improvement Rehabilitation

From July 2011 June 2012 115 Infrastructure Projects Estimated Total Amount : P222.94M

 2.30 kms. farm market roads rehabilitated/constructed 49 kms. Provincial roads maintained 51 kms. Provincial roads rehabilitated 48 units school buildings constructed with financial support from DepEd in the amount of P53.89 M

 8 units birthing clinics constructed and rehabilitated (Gigaquit; Alegria, Burgos, San Isidro, Socorro, General Luna ) with a total of P18.246 M grant from AECID;

 4 units womens Training centers completed in 4 municipalities with a total funding of 5.4 M from the provincial funds.

Administrative Buildings completed :

 Gov. Jose Sering Road

The Surigaonon arts and Culture Center

Repair of the Provincial Planning and Development Office

Renovation of COA Mezzanine, admin and GSO Offices

Improvement of the Provincial Eco- Park

PEO Supply Office and Bodega Phase I

On-going Infrastructure Projects

 Womens Training Center in 16 Municipalities

 8 Day Care Centers amounting to 3. 20 M

 Provincial Community Training and Livelihood Center( Admin/Office Building) in the amount of P 6.8 M

 Administrative Building which includes the Kapitolyo nan Siargao Phase One Unit Office in the amount of P6.8M

 Civil Security Unit Office P 5 M.

 Flood Mitigation on Proposed Provincial Hospital Site in Bad-as Placer, Phase 1

AUSAID-PRMF Projects were undertaken in the rehabilitation: Mainit Junction - Sison Road Sta. Cruz - Anilasgan, Placer Road Libertad - Santa Monica Road Gen. Luna - Catangnan Road

PRMF- Assisted the province in terms of Capacity building activities

Road Management Procurement Synchronized planning and budgeting Computerized financial management system Real property assessment system

RESPONSIVE LOCAL LEGISLATION

277 Resolutions 4 Ordinance 7 Appropriation Ordinances Conducted 168 committee hearings 21 Public Hearing 42 Regular Sessions from January 2011 to June 2012. Conducted Benchmarking visits to Baguio City, Pampanga, Bohol, Leyte and Palawan.

Highlights
Provincial Ordinance renaming the Provincial Capitol into Gov. Jose C. Sering Road Provincial Ordinance creating the Provincial Tourism Office Provincial Ordinance declaring Martsa Surigao del Norte as the Provincial Hymn of the Provice of Surigao del Norte

 Conducted public hearing on the Schedule of Market Value (SMV). Conducted public hearing on the proposed ordinance Penalizing any persons who abandons or exposes a minor or allow said minor to be abandoned or exposed to perilous situation that endangers human life, health or well-being. Conducted consultation with the different national line agencies with regard to safety of the riding public for the Island Municipalities.

We have accomplished much but, we can accomplish more

 Aspire to become a first class province Improve revenue collection Encourage investments

 Continue O.D. Study Strengthen the HRMD Office

Construct the Provincial Training Center to house HR capacity building activities

Bring the government closer to the people

Fully Operational

Surigao del Norte Provincial Hospital

 Establish drug testing facility in Siargao Island Expand PhilHealth

Address health of mothers and children and provide access to safe drinking water and sanitary toilets

Improve completion rates and decrease drop-out rate by investing in teachers training

 Provide access to elementary school in hard-to-reach areas Provide alternative learning systems

 Continue to establish library hubs and speech laboratories

 Open special schools for the gifted, sports and culture & the arts

Work out the declaration of Minahang Bayan in Malimono and Alegria

Establish a Coastal Resource Management Center in Claver

Protection of Watersheds

Strengthen drive against illegal fishing & illegal cutting of trees

Implement Surigao Highway Greening Program

 Strengthen the promotion of organic agriculture Set up research and breeding stations and model farms

Operational Provincial Community Training and Livelihood Center

 Provide skills and technology training, credit and livelihood assistance Sustain technical extensions to create more employment and livelihood opportunities

 Strengthen the cooperatives to become more responsive and effective

Implement the Provincial Investment Incentive Code

 Implement the Tourism-In-Schools Program Integrate Tourism in School Curricula

 Responsive Social Services through convergence

 Encourage the opening of schools for the Mamanwas and madrasa schools for the Muslims

 Conduct an Provincial IP Summit

 Massive infrastructure program directed primarily at the rural areas and alternative growth centers

 Construction of farmto-market roads Womens centers Day care centers Potable water systems Irrigation systems

 The Kapitolyo Sa Siargao will rise in the heart of Siargao Island, complete with dormitory for employees

Surigao del Norte Provincial Hospital in Sta. Cruz, Placer

 Provincial Tourism and Training Center and Tourism Lounge in General Luna

Tourism Lounge in Paseo De Cabuntog, General Luna

Siargao Sports Complex in Dapa to support to youth and sports development program in Siargao Island.

Dream Highway
connecting mainland Surigao and Siargao Island
26 kms.

6.5 NM

OUR DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO:

CONG. FRANCISCO T. MATUGAS 1st District

CONG. GUILLERMO A. ROMARATE, JR. 2nd District