A Proposed Athlete’s Village in Cebu City

“Doing More with Less”

Strategic road map to shape the future of the sports movement and the games to make them more
sustainable, cost-effective and aligned with the needs of host cities and communities. Implementing
the use of existing and temporary venues, reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable
energy source.

Table of Contents

What is Athletes Village?

Facilities and its Purpose
Considerations
- Accessibility
- Climate Condition
- Circulation
- Advantage and Disadvantage of hosting big sport event
Sustainability
- Renewable and Green Energy
- Sustainable Construction method
- Sustainable Materials
Post-Event plan to Generate Revenue
Scope of the Project
 ATHLETE’S VILLAGE
An area of accommodation for competitors taking part in a sports event. It is supposed to serve as
a home away from home for athletes competing in the event. Athletes will generally use the village when
not competing, allowing them to rest, sleep, and socialize with other athletes between competitions.

The first constructed athlete’s village was at the Paris Olympics in 1924, consisted of temporary
wooden huts along the boulevard de Valmy, situated in close proximity to the main stadium, state de
Colombes.

The athlete village in Los Angeles in 1932 was the first to be created following a similar model to
the Olympic villages of today. The village was built in the cooler climes on 300 acres in Baldwin Hills,
with a view across LA. The complex consisted of a large number of buildings, athlete lodging plus many
other facilities. A rate of two dollars per day was fixed for each village occupant toward the cost of his
housing, dining service, local transportation, entertainment and general care.

FACILITIES AND ITS PURPOSE

1. Dwellings
The Residences is a condominium-type dwelling structure built for different kinds of occupants and
offers security and modern conveniences for employees, athletes, coaches, as well as officials, leaders,
and entrepreneurs.
It only takes a few minutes of travel to necessary locations which makes running errands less hassle
and traffic free. From convenience stores to hospitals, parks and open spaces.
There are also areas which are exclusively accessible only to athletes and their team such as their
designated rooms, gym, field tracks, and pools for their needs of preparation for their sports which safety
is assured with 24/7 security for their belongings and equipment’s.

2. Training Grounds

Track field

In our research, most outdoor warm up tracks are located adjacent to the athletics stadium
equipped with IAAF (International Amateur Athletic Federation)-approved systems and diagnostics
technology to track and provide accurate time registration and performance analyses. (usba rani diri kuys
since atong scope bitaw kay national ra, dili international)

Stadium

Most stadiums sit on a footprint of 25,000 m2 (270,000 sq.ft) , have a seating capacity of 20,000
people and have 21 rows of seats.

The stadium also hosts a 400m (1,300 ft) nine-lane standard athletics oval. The rubberized track
was provided by Polytan. The stadium also has the same technology with the outdoor track nearby for
measuring the performance and the necessary data analysis of the athletes.
Ball Field

It also has a football field covered with fiberglass and other safety protocols which is according to
the FIFA standards for the security and safety for both athletes and audiences.

Pool
Aquatic area is provided with seats accommodating around 1000 occupants, with a pool built for a
10-lane Olympic size, a diving pool with inland diving facilities, and a warm-up training pool.
Aquatics area shall provide a two level bleacher with a seating capacity of 1000 with a VIP lounge
equipped with a fully furnished air-conditioning above the bleacher
The area hosts three swimming pools, an Olympic pool, diving pool, and a training pool. The main
facility is the competition pool which has the dimensions 50 by 25 meters required by the standards of a
Olympic pool

3. Recreational Spaces
Parks
Parks are provided for the athletes and other occupants to refresh and take a bit of their time to
relax provided with food stalls and vegetation for shade and cooling purposes
This also serves as one of the facade of the building where athletes and audiences enter or stay on
their vacant time
Since this is also located in the Philippines, trees and other vegetation is provided in exchange for
the total land use in the construction of the venue
Open Spaces

This space include; gardens, plaza, steps sitting stool, square, overlook/viewing area, streets, water
garden/cascade, lounge pergola, relaxation wood platform, main flag raising platform.

4. Commercial Spaces

Restaurant

This is the avenue where the athletes from different region will get to know each other and
discover each other similarities and differences through fruitful engagement while enjoying a variety of
food and pastries that is offer to satisfy the taste buds of every region.

Post Office

This office is a must for such a dense village, it is essential for catering the needs of every
athletes inside the valley it will greatly contribute a big factor to the athlete, it can saved their time and
expenses in going outside the valley just to find a post office if they can just have it inside the vicinity of
the village.

Beauty Salon/ Wellness Center

 For such a large number of delegates attending the sport event this center is one of the valuable
facility, athletes can groom themselves before they compete or even after their competition. This facility
is not just for the athletes but also for the tourist and audience in the said sports event. A great massage
after an event is what most of the athletes are finding for and even the audiences after a long day of
circling around the facilities and the sports venue.

Bank/Automated Teller Machine

Throughout the duration of the event the economic demand are increasing and it increases the
usage of money, in order to facilitate the need of the athletes and the audience and tourist a bank will do
the job to give intervention in the problem.

Grocery Store/Convenience Store

To give solution in the basic needs of every athletes a convenience is a must to consider in
planning an athlete’s village with this high density of population to occupy the vicinity. A ready to eat
foods and ready to use products are a great help to make the visitor comfortable in any way.

SUSTAINABILITY

Renewable and Green Energy

The term green energy and renewable energy are often used interchangeably, but there is one
essential difference between them. While most green energy sources are also renewable, not all renewable
energy source are considered entirely green.

Renewable energy comes from sources that are constantly and naturally renewed, such as wind
power and solar power. Renewable energy is also often called sustainable energy.

In designing this proposed project the sustainability in terms of the usage of the energy will be
put into a big consideration, we will be putting a solar panels and for vehicles we will offer a bicycle, and
electric vehicles in order to lessen the usage of gasoline or kerosene in transportation and for the overall
operation of the facilities in the valley. We will create the project pollution free and a greener
environment for everyone as possible.

Sustainable Construction Method

1. Green Roofs

Green roofs, filled with vegetation, are a hallmark of urban green building methods. They
serve as an additional insulation layer that reduces the need for artificial heating and cooling.
Green roofs manage stormwater runoff and provide a habitat for urban wildlife, thereby fostering
local biodiversity. When used to grow crops and herbs, they can be a source of food and other
vitamins that are needed for the athletes.
 2. Solar Panels
Harnessing solar energy through solar panels is a key green building construction
method. Solar panels mitigate reliance on fossil fuels to cut down carbon emissions. They also
offer significant savings on electricity bills over time, which proves their economic and
environmental viability. Solar panels, especially when paired with energy storage systems, also
make buildings more resilient by reducing reliance on the electrical grid.

3. Recycled and Sustainable Materials

Utilizing recycled and sustainably sourced materials is a hallmark of green building

construction techniques. Materials that range from recycled steel to bamboo minimize the
environmental impact associated with the extraction and processing of virgin resources. When
using other types of construction products, it is important to know how much of the materials are
recycled and how sustainable the manufacturing processes used to make them are.

4. Energy Efficient Windows and Doors

Investing in energy-efficient windows and doors with superior insulation properties can
significantly reduce energy loss. Windows and doors should also have proper seals to ensure they
seal correctly when closed. This green building construction method not only lowers energy
costs, it also enhances the comfort and aesthetic appeal of the space.

5. Living Walls

Living walls, akin to green roofs, introduce vegetation into the building design, for
natural insulation, improved air quality, and enhanced aesthetic appeal.

SUSTAINABLITY IN TERMS OF MATERIALS

Bendable Concrete

Also known as Engineered Cementitious Composite (ECC), bendable concrete is a type of concrete that
can withstand bending. Unlike conventional concrete, which is brittle and can easily crack or break,
bendable concrete is 500 times more resistant to cracking and is more effective at absorbing shock.
This is because ECC contains small, polymer-derived fibers that increase the material's ductility. While
bendable concrete is made up of the same ingredients as its traditional counterpart, it’s these fibers that
make ECC more flexible and durable.

Bendable concrete is also more sustainable. It can be infused with carbon dioxide, which strengthens the
concrete while using less cement and lowering carbon emissions.

ECC's ductility also decreases the financial and environmental costs of buildings. Whereas traditional
concrete breaks easily and typically require repairs, bendable concrete can withstand higher amounts of
pressure. This means it doesn't have to be maintained or repaired as often, so builders spend less time,
resources, and carbon output when using it.

Bendable concrete has been around for decades and has proven to be durable and effective. For instance,
the ECC link slab that was used to replace a conventional expansion joint on a Michigan bridge deck
has lasted over 10 years without maintenance or repairs.

Mass Timber

Mass timber products are created by mechanically bonding various types of softwood to form
large, prefabricated wood components. It can come in several forms, including cross-laminated timber
(CLT), laminated strand lumber (LSL), laminated veneer lumber (LVL), nail-laminated timber (NLT),
and glue-laminated timber (GLT).

Mass timber has been gaining traction in the United States, and builders are increasingly using it
for things like roofs, floors, beams, columns, and more.

On the sustainability side, mass timber serves as a viable substitute for traditional construction
materials like steel and concrete, which have a higher carbon footprint. Using mass timber instead of
conventional building materials can significantly reduce emissions.
 A study published in the Journal of Building Engineering compared the environmental impact
between a reinforced concrete building and a hybrid CLT commercial building and found that “an
average of 26.5% reduction in the global warming potential is achieved in the hybrid CLT building
compared to the concrete building, excluding biogenic carbon emissions.”

What's more, buildings made with mass timber can be constructed faster and with less waste,
further reducing the environmental impact of projects.

T3 (Timber, Technology, Transit) Minneapolis is a great example of mass timber construction. It

is the first commercial building in the United States to use wood as its main structural element as well as
in its interior design. The use of timber not only adds a unique aesthetic but also allows for a faster
construction process, much swifter than that of comparable steel or concrete structures.

Salvage Materials

Reusing and recycling materials have long been key tenets of sustainability. Construction pros
can apply these green principles by opting to use salvaged materials in their projects. Doing so gives
construction materials a second life and helps keep waste out of landfills.

In some cases, purchasing recycled materials can also lower costs and improve the aesthetics and
functionality of a building.

The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design at Georgia Tech is one example of a
project that involved salvaged materials. Skanska USA Project Manager Jimmy Mitchell used several
materials to construct the building.

Jimmy recycled old slate shingles from the roof of the Georgia Tech Alumni Association building
and used them on the walls and floors of the new building's shower rooms and restrooms. He also made
use of lumber from storm-felled trees on the campus, and leveraged them to make counters and benches
inside the Kendeda building. Meanwhile, the heart pine joists, which were originally part of Tech Tower,
were converted to threads used in the new building's staircase.
 Bamboo

Another sustainable alternative to conventional construction materials, bamboo is highly flexible,

allowing builders to use it for both structural and decorative purposes. It's easy to find and source
bamboo, as the tree grows in various parts of the world.

What's more, bamboo produces very little waste. A whole stem of a bamboo tree can be used in
construction, and any pieces left over are compostable, which means they naturally break down back to
the earth.

The Tiing Hotel in Bali used bamboo together with concrete to build textured walls that blended
well with the location's natural surroundings.

In an interview with Dezeen, hotel architect Nic Brunsdon said, "The materiality of this project
aims to work within the local context, construction techniques, resources, and climate – a rugged
regionalism... In a tropical climate, a clean finish would require much maintenance; here, the material will
weather in, enhancing the character of the architecture and place."

Mycelium

The words “mushrooms” and “construction” don’t typically belong in the same sentence, but
mycelium fungi may start to change that.

Mycelium is the vegetative structure of a fungus and when dried, it is highly durable and resistant
to mold, water, and fire. Like bamboo, mycelium is organic and compostable, so it leaves little waste and
has virtually no negative impact on the environment.
 When combined with materials like timber, sawdust, and demolition waste, mycelium can be
molded into bricks used for constructing buildings and their parts.

Mycelium isn’t used at a massive scale yet, but there are a few notable examples. In 2014,
an organic brick structure knowns as Hy-Fi was built in Queens, New York. Created as part of MoMA's
Young Architects Program, the building used organic, biodegradable bricks made out of mycelium.

Precast Concrete

Precast concrete is created offsite before being transported to the job site. Unlike site cast
concrete, which is poured, molded, and cured on-site, precast concrete is cured in the manufacturer's
facility and shipped to the construction site.

Precast concrete slabs are more sustainable because they take less energy and materials to
produce. You can also reuse construction processes such as molds and forms, thereby reducing waste.
 Some of the world’s most famous structures use this material. For instance, the shells on the roof
of the Sydney Opera house are made of precast concrete.

3D Printed Concrete

3D printing can have a major impact on construction productivity and sustainability. 3D concrete
printing allows you to digitally design any shape and bring — or rather print — it to life in the real
world.

Unlike traditional construction, which uses up plenty of energy due to having to transport
materials and go through supply chain complexities, 3D printing allows builders to design and construct
faster, thus saving time, money, and energy. And because the formwork is reusable, 3D printed concrete
produces less waste.

This method is being used to construct the longest 3D printed bridge in the world. Located in the
city of Nijmegen in The Netherlands, the bridge is being constructed at Europe’s first industrial and
commercial 3D printing factory established by Royal BAM Group nv (BAM) and materials company
Saint-Gobain Weber Beamix (Saint-Gobain).

Recycled Concrete

Recycled concrete is paving the way toward a greener future in the construction industry,
embodying a amazing fusion of sustainability and innovation. This method gives old concrete from
demolished structures a second life, marking a significant step in reducing our environmental footprint.
By utilizing recycled concrete, construction teams are not just repurposing materials; they’re
revolutionizing how we think about construction and its impact on the planet.

Through recycling concrete, construction professionals are tackling one of the industry’s most
pressing challenges, waste reduction. By transforming waste into a resource, teams can approach the
growing demand for sustainable construction, offering a durable, cost-effective alternative to those
benefits both the environment and the bottom line.

The process of recycling concrete is straightforward and begins by collecting concrete rubble
from various demolition sites, old sidewalks, and even defunct buildings. This concrete then goes through
a process where it is pulverized/crushed. After crushing, the concrete is screened to separate the
recyclable concrete from unwanted items such as asphalt, metal or wood chips. The concrete is then
cleaned using separators or even hand-picking to make sure that the highest quality of sustainable
building materials is ready for its next role.

You can check out how recycled concrete was used to build Upcycle Studios. By recycling
around 850 tons of concrete from the construction of the Copenhagen Metro Lendager Group was able
address some of the housing problems in Denmark while also reducing C02 emissions.

Futuristic Construction

Many professionals in the construction industry can agree that sustainability is an important issue that
we must come together to address. This is causing many to create new and exciting construction
techniques that help address sustainability and efficiency. We’re not just building; we’re rethinking the
blueprint of construction for a greener future.

 3D Printing: When we think of 3D printing, we usually think of cool, small-scale models, but if
we can build eco-friendly homes with virtually no waste? With the use of large 3D printers, we
can print components that are up to 7ft by 11ft.
 Carbon Nanotubes: Carbon nanotubes are making a significant impact on sustainable
construction with their minuscule size and extraordinary strength, promising a future where
buildings are both stronger and lighter. These nanoscale powerhouses enhance materials like
concrete and glass, and with innovative sensors, they offer a glimpse into the future of 'smart'
buildings that monitor their own health. Embracing carbon nanotubes paves the way for
breakthroughs in sustainability, reinforcing our commitment to building greener, safer, and more
efficient spaces.
 Smart Roads: Smart roads are created to redefine the transportation landscape by offering
drivers real-time data on weather, traffic flow, and parking via advanced sensor and IoT
technology. Further, smart roads may soon tap into renewable solar energy or capture kinetic
energy from vehicle vibrations, creating a green loop that feeds the grid while trimming down
emissions.

UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL

Carbon Emission Reduction

The researcher will take to account for all carbon emissions, encompassing direct, indirect and
spectator travel emission.

Venues

A key aspect for a sustainability and carbon reduction strategy is the use of existing or temporary
venues. This initiative is crucial in contributing to reducing the games carbon footprint by half and aligns
with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Aquatics Center

The roof will be made of solar panels that can provide even 20 percent of the venue’s electricity
needs. Seats made from recycled plastic bottle caps, uses bio-source materials like local woods for frame
and structure. Also, incorporating a concave roof will naturally heat the air, control humidity levels and
reduce the amount of space to be heated. Lastly, will include planting of trees and other vegetation to
create green spaces, provide shade and attract animal species for biodiversity.

Village
 Some of the materials that will be used in the construction of the village will be a salvage
materials that had been used from other construction or being donated from the other government
construction salvage materials that will be recycled and used again. Construction will also include using
of cast wood, bamboo and recycle plastic materials. In terms of air conditioning the village will be
supplied of proper air temperature by using the Geothermal heating and cooling system. The building will
be surrounded by green spaces and green walls to ensure a temperature difference in the inside compare
to the outside.

Food and Drinks

The management will emphasize sustainable food and drink practices including doubling the
amount of plant-based food for meals, reduction in single-use plastics in catering, reusing of equipment
and infrastructure after the games, installation of beverage fountains and free drinking water points will
be available.

Transport

All the venues should be accessible to 10 km radius of the village using the public transit, this
approach not only reduces carbon emissions but also promotes sustainable mobility options for the
community. The village will also implement a network of cycle lanes going to the venues and provide
bicycle parking for spectators, and lastly, promoting hybrid and hydrogen-powered vehicles will be a
great start to lessen the carbon emission during the duration of the event.
Circular Economy: Reducing, Renting and Reusing

One of the great move for sustainability is to commit ourselves to a circular economy by
minimizing new resource use and ensuring a second life for equipment and goods.

CONSIDERATIONS

Accessibility

In consideration for an inclusive building the PWD access are should be considered in
constructing this building and it is also one of the requirements in designing a habitable spaces. Being
aware of all the possibility and anticipation of the vast number of occupants with many unique differences
it would be great to be prepared and make the building a welcoming structure, not just a structure but a
home for every home, a community that they are afraid and feel belonged.

Climate

Considering the climate in the tropical country we are experiencing rainy, sunny and windy
season. In proper research and consideration in planning this proposed project we will use all the natural
resources and weather consideration to make the structure more sustainable and comfortable. In proper
space planning, using of cross ventilations, cooling system and, using outdoor daylight we can minimized
the used of electric energy that really cost a lot.

Site and Circulation

In site planning the village will be located near the big facilities that can hold a lot people for a
big sports event, stadiums, and sports complexes and to the main city. Imagining a scattered facilities it
won’t be convenient for all the athletes to go all the places they needed to go. It will be a great experience
for everyone if the venue from another venue is just walkable and we are going to apply or promote a
public transit for all the people that will go to the venue in order not to make congestion in the streets.

Advantage and Disadvantage of hosting a big sports event

Pros and Cons in holding a large Sports Event
Hosting a big sports event can boost a city’s economy through tourism, infrastructure improvements, and
job creation while attracting global attention. However, it also comes with hefty costs and financial risks,
potential environmental harm, and social challenges like displacement and strained public services. The
economic impact should carefully weigh against the burdens, and long term benefits should be considered
alongside the immediate gains. Additionally, scrutinizing funding sources and ensuring sustainability are
essential aspects to asses thoroughly. Understanding these aspects can provide a thorough view of the
pros and cons associated with hosting big sports event.
Pros
1. Increase valuable tourism, which can boost local economies.
2. Increase a host city’s national trade and stature.
3. Create a sense of pride to the host city.
Cons
1. Financial drain on host city.
2. Force host cities to create expensive infrastructure and buildings that fall into disuse.
3. Displace and burden residents of the host city.

POST-EVENT PLAN

Hosting a big event like this can have a tremendous demand of dwelling structures for the athletes
and spectators during the duration of the game/event. The biggest concern of the management or the
government is on how to utilize the infrastructure after the event in order for it to continuingly produce
revenue.
In this project we already anticipate this post-event dilemma, as what is mention in the facilities,
the village officers a diverse range of commercial spaces to cater the needs of the end users. The village
will be a great start for more intensive development for residential spaces. The Village will be open for
rentals of facilities such as the mess hall, conference, sports facilities, and training ground. And the other
parts of the building will be constructed in a convertible type of spaces where after the event the project
can be easily convert into offices, high end condos and the like.
Before starting the construction the spaces was already bid on who will take over the selected
spaces after the event in order to prevent the stagnation of the infrastructure, it can be done with adequate
research on the business aspect of the project, it should be located at the promising location where
economy and high dense of population are located/ or already urbanized with direct access to the basic
need of the occupants, in the business aspect of the project the biding, renting or buying certain space in
the building could be done effectively through extensive marketing with the help of other affiliated
organization, partners, and sponsors.

SCOPE OF THE PROJECT

The propose Athlete’s Village will be located at the heart of the Queen City of the South, Cebu
city. Cebu City is a great Location for a big project like this for the reason that Cebu City is at the center
of the Philippines and had a Sports complexes that can cater a large number of delegates, and Cebu City
is so rich in culture, very diverse. As the first City of the Philippines Cebu is economically advance and
much more civilized than other Cities here in the Philippines aside from manila. The athlete’s village will
be constructed in the 10 kilometer radius from this facilities; aquatics area, sports arenas, and athletic
oval.
The project will be focused in the sustainable design approach and experiential-immersive
approach. The project is more focus on protecting the environment from the destructive carbon foot print
that the project will left after the construction without living the artistic sense and the diverse fabric of
culture of the Cebu City and the Philippines as a whole. Its goal is to make the end user immerse into a
wide range of feelings ,and experience for them to engraved in their heart and soul what is the emotion
can a structure can evoke.
The project will be an avenue of welcoming different regions of the Philippines and different
races across different countries in Southeast Asia with diverse ethnicity, culture and languages. This
project will be constructed in preparation to accommodate the Palarong Pambansa and SEA (South East
Asian) games.
According to this article; “The 12,000 athletes, coaches, and officials representing the 19 regions
and teams have been arriving in batches, and we expect everyone to be here by tomorrow, Saturday,” said
Pages.(CDN Digital)
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In the south east Asian games there is always 12,000 expected athletes together with their
coaches from 46 National Olympic Committees competed in 47 sports. The competing countries are the
following:
Brief history of palarong pambansa
The Palarong Pambansa is an Annual muti-sport event involving student-athletes from 17 regions
of the Philippines. The event, started in 1948, is organized and governed by the department of education.
Student-athletes from public and private schools at elementary and secondary levels can compete,
provided they qualified by winning at their regional meet. For young Filipino student-athletes, Palarong
Pambansa is the culmination of school sports competition, which start with local school intramurals,
followed by the congressional district, provincial, and regional athletic meets.

The objectives of the Palaro are:

 To promote physical education and sports as an integral part of the basic education curriculum for
holistic development of the youth;
 Inculcate the spirit of discipline, teamwork, excellence, fair play, solidarity, sportsmanship, and other
values inherent in sports;
 Promote and achieve peace by means of sports;
 Widen the base for talent identification, selection, recruitment, training and exposure of elementary
pupils and secondary students to serve as a feeder to the National Sports Association (NSA) for
international competitions; and
 Provide a database for a valid and universal basis to further improve the school sports development
programs.

Consist of 17 participating regions

Region I R1AA (Ilocos Region)

Region II CaVRAA (Cagayan Valley Region)
Region III CLRAA (Central Visayas Region)
Region IV-A MRAA (MIMAROPA region)
Region IV-B BRAA (Bicol Region)
Region V BRAA (Bicol Region)
Region VI WVRAA (Western Visayas Region)
Region VII CViRAA (Central Visayas Region)
Region VIII EVRAA (Eastern Visayas Region)
Region IX ZPRAA (Zamboanga Peninsula Region)
Region X NMRAA (Northern Mindanao Region)
Region XI DaVRAA (Davao Region)
Region XII SRAA (SOCCSKSARGEN Region)
Region XIII Caraga Administrative Region
BARMMAA Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim
Mindanao
CARAA Cordillera Administrative Region
NCRAA National Capital Region
 NSA National Academy of Sports
PSO Philippine School Overseas

SPORTS
A total of 34 sports disciplines, including the para-games, demonstrations, and exhibition sports.
Demonstration
Dancesport and pencak silat
Exhibition
Cheer Dancing, e-sports, Obstacle Course, Traditional Games, and Weight Lifting
Parasports
Athletics, Bocce, Goal Ball, Swimming
Regular Sports
Archery, Arnis, Athletics, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards, Boxing, Chess, Football, Futsal,
Gymnastics;1. Aerobics, 2. Artistic, 3. Rhythmic, Sepak Takraw, Softball, Swimming, Table Tennis,
Taekwondo, Tennis, Volleyball, Wrestling and Wushu.
Sponsors of Palarong Pambansa 2024.