The Bantay Eskwela 2012 targets to saturate schools in the Davao Region and hopes to propagate the monitoring framework in 183 communities. Davao del Sur is one of the six target areas of the Bantay Eskwela project.
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Showing posts with label Ace Carbonilla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ace Carbonilla. Show all posts
14 October 2012
Bantay Eskuwela Davao Volunteers on the go…
by Ace Carbonilla
Monitoring of school buildings and armchair delivery is very challenging especially if we don’t have the knowledge on the technical aspects of the projects. It takes a lot of time to learn the process of monitoring these projects. But this time, through the help of the Bantay Eskwela Initiative, everybody can monitor these kinds of projects. Bantay Eskwela empowers local stakeholders in monitoring the contract implementation of school buildings and armchairs. Monitoring is not a fault finding activity but a partnership between government and stakeholders to assure the right quality and quantity of the project.
The Bantay Eskwela 2012 targets to saturate schools in the Davao Region and hopes to propagate the monitoring framework in 183 communities. Davao del Sur is one of the six target areas of the Bantay Eskwela project.
The Bantay Eskwela 2012 targets to saturate schools in the Davao Region and hopes to propagate the monitoring framework in 183 communities. Davao del Sur is one of the six target areas of the Bantay Eskwela project.
06 August 2012
Insufficient Armchairs
By: Eucensio B. Carbonilla
Education nowadays is a very important solution against poverty. Education is everybody’s foundation to attain success in life. But all of this is impossible to achieve if schools are not equipped with the materials and facilities needed by the students. In essence, education is one way to minimize poverty.
As a civil society organization in partnership with the Department of Education, the SBMC-CORE team visited some schools in Don Marcelino, Davao del Sur. Don Marcelino is a third class municipality in the province of Davao del Sur. According to the 01 May 2010 census, it has a population of 41,942 people and is composed of 15 barangays. Barangay Baluntaya is found in Don Marcelino. Baluntaya Elementary School and Don Marcelino National High School can be found in this remote barangay.
As a civil society organization in partnership with the Department of Education, the SBMC-CORE team visited some schools in Don Marcelino, Davao del Sur. Don Marcelino is a third class municipality in the province of Davao del Sur. According to the 01 May 2010 census, it has a population of 41,942 people and is composed of 15 barangays. Barangay Baluntaya is found in Don Marcelino. Baluntaya Elementary School and Don Marcelino National High School can be found in this remote barangay.
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