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BASIC DATA: Phase 2 (May 1994 - May 1998)

	1. Gender Sensitive Community Organizing
	131 people's organizations (POs) have been formed in 122 villages with the help of 5 non-government organizations (NGOs) 18% of these POs can be considered strong and can continue functioning even without NGO assistance 61% can be considered average and will need some continuing NGO assistance 21% can be considered weak and will likely not last long if no NGO assistance is provided
	56 of the POs are officially registered as cooperatives 107 upland villages have committees that coordinate and oversee sloping agricultural land technology (SALT) projects 16 lowland villages have committees that monitor the practice of integrated pest management (IPM) among farmers 54 coastal villages have fisheries and aquatic resources management councils (FARMCs) 21 villages have core groups involving a total of 1225 households addressing family health management 3 federations of people's organizations have been formally organized: Federation of Culasi POs (FECUP) with 23 members; Federation of Rural Workers Organizations (FRWO) with 11 members; and Association of Patnongon POs (APPO) with 12 members Focal point teams on gender have been organized in 29 offices 18 paralegals have been trained to combat violence against women Reflection and planning sessions on gender in agriculture have been incorporated in the meetings of the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA) Gender and development have been made integral in village planning sessions facilitated by the Department of Interior and Local Government (DLIG) and the Provincial Planning and Development Office (PPDO) Women and Children’s Desks have been set up in 18 stations of the Philippine National Police (PNP) 32 day-care workers have been trained in gender-sensitive ECCD (early childhood care and development) The Women’s Month celebration every March have gained increasing adherents and media coverage over the years Gender case studies of 4 villages with integrated social forestry projects have been conducted Seed fund for emergency assistance to victims of wife battering and child abuse have been provided to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)

	2. Access to and Control over Resources
	Access to Land
	Lands awarded to farmers through group titles	4,100 Ha
	Individual titles awarded	1,130
	Stewardship contracts awarded	650
	Peasant paralegals trained on land tenure improvement	46
	Access to Capital
	Loans through Antique Federation of NGOs (May 1994 - March 1996)	P5,379,781
	Number of loans Principal recovered	86 85%
	Part-grant part-loan for the landless	P1,916,231
	Landless households assisted	417
	Collection rate (loan portion)	76%
	Loans through Antique Federation of Cooperatives (starting April 1996)	P9,192,987
	Villages served Collection rate	63 87%
	Loans through Patnongon Multi-Purpose Cooperative (stopped: March 1998)	P1,450,830
	Borrowers (from 11 villages)	204
	Collection rate	64%
	Loans through Bugasong Multi-Purpose Cooperative (starting April 1996)	P2,250,900
	Borrowers (from 6 villages)	222
	Collection rate	100%
	Loans for 3 otoshi-ami or set fish trap projects	P2,332,918
	Loan for 1 rice milling/trading project	P2,186,050
	Loans through Grameen Bank replication project	P1,594,200
	Borrowers (exclusive for mothers)	513
	Collection rate	100%
	Access to basic social services
	Projects assisted through grants	590
	Soil and water conservation	400
	Nurseries for tree seedlings	47
	Potable water supply	60
	Others	83
	Grants released	P12,873,832

	3. Sustainable Productive Use of Resources
	Soil and water conservation
	Barangays involved Farmers involved Hectares covered Fully developed	136 3,529 2,326 18%
	Partially developed	41%
	Under-developed	41%
	Communal irrigation systems
	Number of irrigation schemes	9
	Villages covered	25
	Total hectares irrigated	780
	Total number of farmers served	980
	Crop Intensification and Diversification
	Villages covered Farmers involved	41 705
	Crops cultivated
	Peanut, Mungbean, Corn
	Vegetables: bell pepper, bitter gourd, cabbage, carrots, chayote, eggplant, garlic, and ginger
	Cooperatives contracted to grow and supply seeds to farmers	6
	Integrated Pest Management
	FFS conducted Villages covered Farmer graduates 14% - pesticide-free 52% - zero insecticide 68% - do not burn rice straws	132 126 3,387
	Male:Female ratio	60:40

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