NSTP

Republic of the Philippines
BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY

The National Engineering University
JPLPC-Malvar Campus
G. Leviste St., Poblacion Malvar, Batangas, Philippines 4233
Tel. Nos.: (043) 778-2170/ (043) 406-0830 loc. 211
Email Address: [email protected] | Website Address: http://www.batstate-u.edu.ph
NSTP PROJECT PROPOSAL
"Smiles Begin with Clean Streets: Creating a Happy Community"
Prepared by:
ADAYO, DAN CARLO
AMION, EMERRIZE
AQUIVIDO, MA. CRISTINA
BURGOS, KARL LAWRENCE
CANTERO, MARK LAWRENCE
FAJILAGO, JOHN STEVEN
FUENTES, DAVE RICHMOND
GUEVARRA, CHARLOTTE KELSEY
ORCINE, MARC JOSHUA
PITOGO, KATHLEEN CLAIRE
RIVERA, ADRIAN REVERA
SUMADSAD, MARCK ANTHONY
VANGUARDIA, ERONN JAMES
VILLANUEVA, JUSTINE
Submitted to:
KAREN JAYCEL R. ROSALES

NSTP Instructor
JPLPC-Malvar Campus
Tel. Nos.: (043) 778-2170/ (043) 406-0830 loc. 211
II. Location
San Pedro 2, Malvar
III. Duration/Time of Implementation
• 4 hours duration of project implementation
• 2 Sundays only
• The project will be executed from March 3, 2024 and March 10 , 2024
IV. Type of Community Service Activities

1. Clean Up Drive Program
V. Department/College Involved
1. College of Industrial Technology
2. College of Informatics and Computer Science
3. College of Accountancy, Business Economics and International Hospitality Management
VI. Project Proponents
1. Dan Carlo, Adayo
2. Emerrize, Amion
JPLPC-Malvar Campus
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3. Ma. Cristina, Aquivido
4. Karl Lawrence, Burgos
5. Mark Lawrence, Cantero
6. John Steven, Fajilago
7. Dave Richmond, Fuentes
8. Charlotte Kelsey, Guevarra
9. Marc Joshua, Orcine
10. Kathleen Claire, Pitogo
11. Adrian Revera, Rivera
12. Marck Anthony, Sumadsad
13. Eronn James, Vanguardia
14. Justine, Villanueva
VII. Cooperating Partners
Barangay Captain , Barangay Officials, SK Officials
VIII. Beneficiaries
Primary Beneficiaries:
The residents of San Pedro 2, Malvar will be the primary beneficiaries of our canal clean-
up campaign. Our goal is to create public awareness on waste management and environmental
concerns and keep the local population from contracting diseases such as cholera, leptospirosis,
dengue, diarrhea, and many more.
Secondary Beneficiaries:
The other beneficiaries of our project is the community itself. As the saying goes, a
healthy surrounding is like a healthy body. Once we maintain this project it will result to diverse
effect not just for the surrounding but also to the people living on it. By this project, it will also
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serve as a model to other community to maintain cleanliness.
IX. Rationale of the Project
Making sure everything is clean is really important for everyone's health and the
community's overall well-being. Living in a place that's not clean can lead to getting sick, like
from diseases such as dengue. Recognizing this, our group is working on a thorough clean-up
effort because we care about the well-being of our community.
The main goal of our effort is to be a helpful tool in keeping certain natural areas clean. We
believe this will make a positive impact by reducing pollution in our environment, making things
better for the people who live nearby. Beyond just making things look nice, we're aiming to
create a healthier living environment for everyone in the community. Our clean-up drive isn't
only about immediate health concerns; it's also about making the air and water around us cleaner.
At the same time, we want to encourage a sense of responsibility and pride among the people
who live here. Additionally, having a clean and organized area looks good and makes a positive
impression. It helps create a sense of pride and well-being among everyone who sees it.
In summary, our clean-up drive is not just a simple task. It's a way for us to contribute to the
well-being of our community by addressing health risks, improving the environment, and
fostering a sense of pride through keeping things clean.
X. Objectives
General
• To promote cleanliness by actively assisting San Pedro 2, Malvar and inspiring

community members to recognize the significance of maintaining a clean environment."
Specific
• To encourage the active participation of at least five randomly selected residents from
San Pedro, Malvar to participate in our clean up drive.
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• To promote our community service program, initiate a Facebook post that each project
proponent will share on their timeline, with the goal of achieving at least 20 shares and
garnering 100 likes within the first week to effectively spread the message and influence
others.
• Set up at least 5 posters with the label 'BAWAL MAGTAPON NG BASURA DITO' near
this canal to prevent littering by people in the area.
XI. Description of the Project
The Clean Up Drive project seeks to deal with pollution in canals and highways by
coordinating community-led activities to clean and restore these areas. It involves organizing a
community effort to remove trash, debris, and other pollutants from the canals and along the
highways. This not only improves the appearance of the highways, but it also contributes to
traffic safety by lowering the possibility of accidents caused by debris. Furthermore, the project
raises environmental awareness by educating the public on the need of responsible trash
management and encouraging behavioral adjustments to prevent littering in the future.
In general, the Clean Up Drive project is critical in maintaining the cleanliness and
sustainability of both canals and highways, producing a cleaner environment for communities,
and teaching a sense of civic responsibility in participants.
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XII. Strategies and Methods of Implementation

Before the activity:
1. Planning:
a) Searching for location that we can easily conduct the clean up drive.
b) Collaboration with the local authorities ( Chairman of the barangay and SK Chairman)
2. Settling the source of funds.
3. Preparing the materials for cleaning
4. Publize Impact- to share positive environmental impact to achieve through the clean up
drive and gardening to inspire ongoing community involvement.
During the activity:

Find specific areas that need attention. Begin with a safety briefing to ensure everyone is
aware of potential hazards and follows proper safety guidelines. Coordinate with Local
Authorities Work with local authorities to ensure proper waste disposal after cleanup events.
They can provide guidance on where collected waste should be taken and may assist with larger-
scale cleanups. Organize Teams Divide participants into teams with specific areas or tasks to
ensure efficient coverage during the cleanup. Arrange for proper disposal of collected waste,
separating recyclables from non-recyclables. Evaluate the cleanup process to identify areas for
improvement
XIII. Plan of Action

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Date Time Activities Person(s) involve

Febraury
10:00-1:00
Preparation for Project Proponents
am
documents Ms. Karen Rosales
March 3, 2024 Assembly of the persons

7:00-8:00 Brgy. Officials
involve and arranging the
am Project Proponent
materials needed for clean
Participants( Residents)
up drive.
March 3, 2024 Brgy. Officials
8:00-8:30
Opening Remarks,
Introduction and Prayer
March 3, 2024 Cleaning Time
(Litter collection. Sorting
Project Proponent
collected wastes, street
seeping)
9:30-9:50
am Break Project Proponent
seeping)
March 3, 2024
10:50-11:00 Returning the materials Brgy. Officials
am and placing the posters Project Proponent

near the canals Participants( Residents)
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Date Time Activities Person(s) involve

March 10, 2024 Assembly of the persons
involve and arranging the
materials needed for clean
up drive.
8:00-8:20
am Prayer Project Proponent
Project Proponent
seeping)
9:30-9:50
am Break Project Proponent
seeping)
10:50-11:00 Closing Remarks and
Returning of the materials
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XIV. Monitoring and Evaluation Mechanics of the Project
To facilitate the execution of the project, the project proponent will engage in monitoring to
ensure its effectiveness. The project proponent has chosen a checklist as the monitoring tool to
determine the tasks that need to be accomplished. Additionally, all participants will be asked
about their experiences during the clean-up drive, specifically whether there has been any change
in their feelings upon witnessing improvements in the canal while undertaking the community
service. This information will be gathered for evaluation purposes to assess the impact of the
community service on the participants. Furthermore, for evaluation, the project proponent will
also prepare pictures and videos for documentation in a documentary format. These visual
materials will serve as evidence of the project's progress and outcomes.
Strategies Yes No
1. Cleaning Supplies Preparation
• Compile a comprehensive list of cleaning supplies

required.
• Purchase or gather all necessary cleaning supplies.
• Ensure an adequate supply of trash bags, gloves,
brooms, and other essential items.
2. Member Engagement
• Confirm participation from every member of the group.

• Conduct a pre-project meeting to brief members on
their roles and responsibilities.
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3. Post-Project Assessment:
• Conduct a debriefing session with project members to

gather feedback.
• Evaluate the overall success of the project and areas for
improvement.
• Document lessons learned and best practices for future
community initiatives.
• Strategically position the posters in areas where both
residents and those passing by can easily notice and
read them
The project's objective is to enhance environmental awareness among the residents of San
Pedro 2, Malvar. The primary focus is on maintaining cleanliness and safeguarding the area from
potential canal flooding, with an added emphasis on preventing residents from contracting health
issues like dengue. The anticipated result of this initiative is poised to bring positive outcomes
for the residents of San Pedro, Malvar
XV. Plans to Ensure the Sustainability of the Project.
Future NSTP students can find inspiration in our project proposal for their own initiatives. A
clean-up drive transcends the mere act of cleaning canals or highways; it serves as a platform to
underscore the importance of community health. Through active participation, students not only
fulfill academic requirements but also gain practical knowledge applicable to their daily lives.
Engaging in community service, especially clean-up drives, cultivates essential life skills.
Students develop teamwork abilities by collaborating with diverse individuals, fostering
effective communication in the process. Beyond the immediate impact of a cleaner environment,
these activities create opportunities for students to establish meaningful connections, forging
friendships and professional relationships.
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The challenges encountered during clean-up drives provide a practical arena for students to
enhance their problem-solving skills. Identifying critical needs within the community and
strategically focusing efforts on specific areas contribute to a more effective and sustainable
impact.
Participation in clean-up drives also contributes to the growth of empathy and ethical values.
As students actively involve themselves in cleaning activities, their empathy expands, driven by
a genuine desire to assist residents of San Pedro Malvar in preventing diseases like dengue. This
firsthand experience fosters a sense of social responsibility, enriching their ethical framework.

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Republic of the Philippines

BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY

NSTP PROJECT PROPOSAL

"Smiles Begin with Clean Streets: Creating a Happy Community"

KAREN JAYCEL R. ROSALES

III. Duration/Time of Implementation

• 4 hours duration of project implementation

IV. Type of Community Service Activities

1. College of Industrial Technology

2. College of Informatics and Computer Science

3. College of Accountancy, Business Economics and International Hospitality Management

VI. Project Proponents

1. Dan Carlo, Adayo

3. Ma. Cristina, Aquivido

4. Karl Lawrence, Burgos

5. Mark Lawrence, Cantero

6. John Steven, Fajilago

7. Dave Richmond, Fuentes

8. Charlotte Kelsey, Guevarra

9. Marc Joshua, Orcine

10. Kathleen Claire, Pitogo

11. Adrian Revera, Rivera

12. Marck Anthony, Sumadsad

13. Eronn James, Vanguardia

14. Justine, Villanueva

VII. Cooperating Partners

Barangay Captain , Barangay Officials, SK Officials

serve as a model to other community to maintain cleanliness.

IX. Rationale of the Project

• To promote cleanliness by actively assisting San Pedro 2, Malvar and inspiring

XI. Description of the Project

XII. Strategies and Methods of Implementation

During the activity:

XIII. Plan of Action

Date Time Activities Person(s) involve

March 3, 2024 Assembly of the persons

am and placing the posters Project Proponent

Date Time Activities Person(s) involve

XIV. Monitoring and Evaluation Mechanics of the Project

1. Cleaning Supplies Preparation

• Compile a comprehensive list of cleaning supplies

• Confirm participation from every member of the group.

• Conduct a debriefing session with project members to

XV. Plans to Ensure the Sustainability of the Project.

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