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DOLE Check Turnover TATVA, PWDs, TaTTaPPP

DOLE 12 gives P1.48M livelihood check to marginalized sector of Tacurong The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) 12, through its Sultan Kudarat Field Office, turned over to the city government a check amounting to P1,484,050.00 intended for livelihood projects of 102 beneficiaries belonging to the informal sector of Tacurong City.

DOLE Assistant Regional Director Arlene Bisnon and Provincial Field Officer Mary Jane Hoksuan turned over the check to Mayor Angelo ‘Roncal’ Montilla during the flag ceremony of the LGU on Monday, July 29, 2019. Members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod headed by Vice Mayor Lino Montilla were also present during the turnover and signing of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA).

Two weeks ago, the Sangguniang Panlungsod, through the sponsorship of SP Committee on Labor and Employment David Salazar, passed a resolution authorizing Mayor Montilla to enter into a MOA with DOLE for the implementation of the project.

The LGU serves as Accredited Co-Partner (ACP) in this undertaking, which means that funds for the project will be deposited to the Treasury Office while undergoing the procurement/bidding process. Of the total amount, P984,050.00 is allocated for individual starter kits/nego-karts of 66 beneficiaries that also include fourteen Persons With Disability (PWD) and fourteen drug surrenderers who have completed the six-month community-based rehabilitation under the Tabang Tatap para sa Pagbag-o, Paglaum, kag Pagtuon (TATAPPP).

Some of the starter kits requested by the beneficiaries were welding machines, sewing machines, carpentry tools, compressors for vulcanizing project, and carinderia package among others. Meanwhile, the remaining P501,800.00 of the total amount is intended for the water refilling business, which is an enhancement project of the Tacurong Terminal Vendors Association (TATVA).

In his message, Mayor Montilla challenged the beneficiaries to take good care of the projects given to them. “Ang dalagku nga negosyo nagahalin sa gamay nga proyekto. Updan naton sang kapisan kag dedikasyon ang oportunidad nga ginhatag sa aton”, he said. The livelihood undertaking coursed through the LGU is under the DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program (DILP), which gives skilled beneficiaries from the informal sector the opportunity to avail of starter kits or nego-karts.

For the individual project, each beneficiary is eligible to receive kits amounting to P15 to P20 thousand. Group projects could go up to half a million pesos depending on the proposal. The Public Employment Service Office (PESO) is now tasked to facilitate the preparation of procurement documents for bidding of the livelihood projects.

The PESO is also mandated to do the monitoring of projects once they are turned over to the recipients. (ASF, LGU Information)

LGU Tacurong HR receives CSC national award

The Human Resource Management Office of the City Government of Tacurong, headed by Ms. Elsa B. Indanao, was given the PRIME-HRM Bronze award by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) on July 24, 2019 in Pasay City.

Present to receive the glass marker were City Mayor Roncal Montilla, Ms. Elsa Indanao, former City Mayor Lina O. Montilla, and other HR staff.

The said award was conferred to Tacurong City for having met the PRIME-HRM Level 2 Maturity Indicators of all the four (4) core HRM systems– Recruitment, Selection, and Placement; Performance Management; Learning and Development; and Rewards and Recognition– and for having maintained its HR records management and other programs in order.

The on-site assessment was conducted by the CSC Region XII in 2017 and 2018.Tacurong is one of the only 15 cities in the country and the only LGU in the Sultan Kudarat to have been given the award.

Further, along with the bronze award, the CSC also granted LGU Tacurong’s HR authority to approve appointments, subject to post-audit; 20% discount for the HRMO or Agency Representative on training/conferences conducted by the Civil Service Institute; and endorsement or recommendation for scholarship grant offered by other institutions.

PRIME-HRM or Program to Institutionalize Meritocracy and Excellence in Human Resource Management is a mechanism by the CSC that aims to empower government agencies by developing their human resource management competencies, systems, and practices toward HR excellence. (YMR, LGUTac-Info)

LGU Tacurong HR receives CSC national award

Present to receive the award were City Mayor Roncal Montilla, Ms. Elsa Indanao, former City Mayor Lina O. Montilla, and other HR staff.

The on-site assessment was conducted by the CSC Region XII in 2017 and 2018.

Along with the bronze award, the CSC also granted LGU Tacurong’s HR authority to approve appointments, subject to post-audit; 20% discount for the HRMO or Agency Representative on training/conferences conducted by the Civil Service Institute; and endorsement or recommendation for scholarship grant offered by other institutions.

INAUGURATION OF TACURONG CITY PANGKABUHAYAN CENTER 2019

INAUGURATION OF TACURONG CITY PANGKABUHAYAN CENTER JUNE 26, 2019

The center is located at the Tacurong City Public Market at the back of mang Inasal.

P11M farm-to-market road project to Tacurong

DAR, Italian government turned over P11M farm-to-market road project to Tacurong More farmers will be enjoying market accessibility with the completion of another concreted farm-to-market road project in Barangay Baras, Tacurong City.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the half-kilometer FMR project was done at the project site and followed by a turnover program at the barangay hall on June 18. Present during the ribbon-cutting and turnover rites were City Administrator Roberto Ayco who represented Mayor Lina Montilla, Foreign-Assisted and Special Projects Office Representative Cristy Dagdag, Italian Agrarian Reform Community Development Support Officer Nelson Faustino, OIC Provincial Agrarian Reform Officer Pabil Marohomsalic, Municipal Agrarian Reform Officer
Jacinta Fabale, Baras Chairman Doroteo Delicana, and City Engineer Catherine Leguro. The project, which connects Puroks Daisy and Rose, has a total project cost of P11.8 Million.

Half of the total project cost or P5.9 Million was funded by the Italian government through the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), while the other half came from the LGU coffer that served as a funding counterpart. City Administrator Ayco extended his gratitude to the Italian government and DAR for the string of projects they extended to Tacurong City’s Agrarian Reform Communities (ARC). “Our city is very fortunate to be recipients of these various projects that will greatly help our constituents”, he said.

Aside from farmers, among the beneficiaries of the latest FMR project are students and teachers of AS Bernardo national High School since the concrete road passes through the said school. Engineer Leguro said that the latest project turned over in Baras is just one of the numerous projects given to Tacurong by the Italian government under the Italian Assistance to Agrarian Reform Community Development Support Program or IARCDSP through the DAR. Aside from Baras, Barangay Upper Katungal is the other beneficiary of the DAR-Italian projects being one of the only two barangays in Tacurong identified as ARCs. Aside from FMR projects, other DAR-Italian-funded projects in Baras and Upper Katungal are water supply systems, solar dryers, multi-purpose halls, and irrigation canals. The Italian government has already funneled a total of P56 Million for various projects in Baras and Upper Katungal.

The same amount was allocated by the city government as funding counterpart. (ASF, LGU Information)

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