Seven Legitimate Associations Are Just Waiting For Gov. Douglas Cagas’ Approval To Grant Their Livelihood Assistance

Seven (7) legitimate associations who visited the Capitol this morning are just waiting for Gov. Douglas Cagas’ approval to grant their livelihood assistance.

 

Based on Governor Cagas’ order, Livelihood Program Manager Reynel Dalapo explained to each association the governor’s intention in creating this program. This is basically to help and provide more livelihood for the people.

 

The livelihood assistance requested by the following associations is approximately P1.3 million:

 

Kagtek Farmers Association

Brgy. Bulolo-salo, Kiblawan, D / Sur

P200,000.00 – Additional Capital for Vegetable Farming

57 beneficiaries

 

Tacub PeaceKeeper and Workers Association

Brgy. Tacub, Kiblawan, D / Sur

P200,000.00 – Agri Supply

94 beneficiaries

 

Carrier Highland Farmers Cluster 2 Association

Brgy. Sibulan, Sta. Cruz, D / Sur

P200,000.00 – Additional Capital for Micro-Enterprise Project

50 beneficiaries

 

Garbo Sinoron Farmers Association (GASFAAS)

Brgy. Sinoron, Sta. Cruz, D / Sur

P165,000.00 – Additional Capital for Micro-Enterprise Project

33 beneficiaries

 

Altavista Farmers 2019 Association (ALFAM-2019)

Brgy. Altavista, Bansalan, D / Sur

Php200,000.00 – Consumer Store

179 beneficiaries

 

Asbang Lumad Farmers Association (ASLUFA)

Brgy. Asbang, Matanao, D / Sur

P120,000.00 – Goat Dispersal

25 beneficiaries

 

Colunsabac Lumad Farmers Association

Brgy. Colunsabac, Matanao, D / Sur

P200,000.00 – Agri Supply

92 beneficiaries

 

Mentioned associations were from the barangays considered to be included in the Geographically Isolated Disadvantaged Areas (GIDAS) or areas with insurgency cases where most of the members are indigenous.

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