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    This document provides information about the municipality of San Francisco in the Philippines. It discusses how the municipality has built resilience through community organizing and empowerment using a purok system approach with 120 functional sub-villages. This system empowers communities at the local level and fosters cooperation. It also discusses how the municipality has implemented community-based disaster risk reduction and management programs, strengthened health systems through community health ambassadors, promoted environmental protection through initiatives like tree planting, and developed green tourism. The document highlights San Francisco's holistic approach to building resilience at the local level through community participation and local solutions.

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    This document provides information about the municipality of San Francisco in the Philippines. It discusses how the municipality has built resilience through community organizing and empowerment using a purok system approach with 120 functional sub-villages. This system empowers communities at the local level and fosters cooperation. It also discusses how the municipality has implemented community-based disaster risk reduction and management programs, strengthened health systems through community health ambassadors, promoted environmental protection through initiatives like tree planting, and developed green tourism. The document highlights San Francisco's holistic approach to building resilience at the local level through community participation and local solutions.

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    This document provides information about the municipality of San Francisco in the Philippines. It discusses how the municipality has built resilience through community organizing and empowerment using a purok system approach with 120 functional sub-villages. This system empowers communities at the local level and fosters cooperation. It also discusses how the municipality has implemented community-based disaster risk reduction and management programs, strengthened health systems through community health ambassadors, promoted environmental protection through initiatives like tree planting, and developed green tourism. The document highlights San Francisco's holistic approach to building resilience at the local level through community participation and local solutions.

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    This document provides information about the municipality of San Francisco in the Philippines. It discusses how the municipality has built resilience through community organizing and empowerment using a purok system approach with 120 functional sub-villages. This system empowers communities at the local level and fosters cooperation. It also discusses how the municipality has implemented community-based disaster risk reduction and management programs, strengthened health systems through community health ambassadors, promoted environmental protection through initiatives like tree planting, and developed green tourism. The document highlights San Francisco's holistic approach to building resilience at the local level through community participation and local solutions.

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    BY: VICE MAYOR ALFREDO A.

    ARQUILLANO, JR
    3rd Class Municipality
    LAND AREA
    10, 597 hectares
    NO. OF BARANGAY
    15 – fully energized
    with 120 functional Puroks
    POPULATION
    44, 588 – 2007 Census
    AREA OF LAKE DANAO
    649 hectares
    VAST WHITE SAND BEACHES
    LIVELIHOOD
    Farming
    Fishing
    Cottage Industries
    Soli – Soli Weaving
    Bamboo Strips Weaving
    Sanfran Population
    Municipal Hazards

    FLOOD AT WESTERN POBLACION, SAN FRANCISCO, CEBU PHILIPPINES 8-11-2010


    El Nino & Fire Affected Barangays
    Flood & Land Slide Prone Barangays
    Monsoon Wind Affected Barangays
    HOW SANFRAN PREPARE THE
    TOWN TO BECOME RESILIENT
     COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND EMPOWERMENT
    THRU PUROK SYSTEM APPROACH

    (Essential 1)
    COMMUNITY ORGANIZING &
    EMPOWERMENT THRU PUROK SYSTEM
    APPROACH
    The Purok System
    Resilience built by communities
    Why a Purok system?
    In the Philippines, the smallest
    governing unit is called a barangay
    (village).

    Each barangay consists of several


    puroks or sub-villages.

    The purok system builds an existing


    indigenous social organization for
    mobilizing local resources in
    creating local and practical
    solutions to address community
    needs
    A Purok System is a micro
    structure of the barangay unit bringing
    effective governance at the sub-village
    level, a one-of-a kind innovation seen
    only in San Francisco

    The Purok System showcases its


    Capital Build Up (CBU) program that
    empowers communities at the purok
    level by allowing local initiatives to
    flourish.

    The Bayanihan (community


    cooperation) is the backbone of the
    purok system
     built by the Purokhanons
    through the CBU program.

    constructed through the


    bayanihan spirit

    For the maintenance, the


    barangay council counterpart
    P2,000 to the group to make sure
    that the purok hall will sustain
    NAME OF BARANGAY
    BARANGAY CAPTAIN
    BARANGAY HALL

    NAME OF SITIO
    BARANGAY KAGAWAD
    PUROK HALL

    NAME OF PUROK
    PUROK PRESIDENT
    SET OF OFFICERS

    PUROK PUROK PUROK


    PUROK PUROK PUROK PUROK
    KAGAWAD KAGAWAD PUROK KAGAWAD
    KAGAWAD KAGAWAD KAGAWAD KAGAWAD
    KAGAWAD
    COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
    COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
    ON ON COMMITTEE ON
    ON ON ON PEACE & ORDER, ON
    EDUC. & ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM & ON YOUTH & FINANCE,
    HEALTH & AGRICULTURE DISASTER RISK SPORTS
    SOLID WASTE WOMEN/ INFRASTRUCTURE BUDGET&
    NUTRITION & LIVELIHOOD REDUCTION DEV’T APPROPRIATION
    MNGT. CHILDREN
    DRRM activities at the purok level
    Purok-level MRF
    Barangay Information system, purok-based hazard and risk maps
    Early warning system
    Tree planting and growing, watershed rehabilitation
    Mangrove reforestation
    Disaster drills
    Revitalizing Camotes Island
    Emergency Respose Team (CiERT)

    CiERT during Municipal


    Typhoon Drill The CiERT Group assisted
    Saint Bernard through
    donations of sleeping mats
    for the evacuees.
    COMMUNITY BASED DISASTER
    RISK REDUCTION &
    MANAGEMENT

    (Essential No. 2, 3, 4, 9)
    Creation of the Local Disaster Risk
    Reduction & Management Office

    Local Disaster Risk


    Reduction Management
    Officer

    Administration &
    Training

    Operations &
    Warning

    Research & Planning


    Municipal Disaster Risk
    Reduction and MDRRMC
    Management Council (Chairperson:
    Municipal Mayor)
    structure

    DRRM Officer

    Administrative and
    Training
    Operation and
    warning
    Research and
    Planning

    Early Damage Rescue and Relief and Medical and Camp


    Warning Assessment and Evacuation Rehabilitation Health Management
    Service Needs Analysis Service Service Service Service

    Security and Police


    Service
    Strengthening the Local Disaster
    Risk Reduction and Management
    Council (LDRRMC)
    Prioritizing DRRM activities in the
    municipal budget
    In line with the Millennium Development
    Goals, 5% of the Municipal Budget is
    allocated to LDRRM to ensure that the
    programs identified in its Five Year Plan are
    implemented.
    Allocated budget for San Francisco
    DRRMP Implementation for Five
    Years
    5 Year Financial Budget for LDRRMP
    5%LDRRM Fund
    Year Total
    Year Prevention Mitigation Preparedeness
    budget

    1 2,335,776.70 1,456,365 631,000 370,0002,457,365


    2 3,336,811.00 463,770 1,525,000 407,0002,395,770
    3 3,336,811.00 563,770 1,525,000 307,0002,395,770
    4 3,336,811.00 563,770 1,475,000 277,0002,315,770
    5 3,336,811.00 363,770 1,475,000 277,0002,115,770
    TOTAL 3,411,445 6,631,000 1,638,00011,680,445
    MDRRM Fund Distribution

    14%
    Prevention
    27%

    Mitigation

    Preparedeness
    59%
    SOUTHERN
    POBLACION ESPERANZA STA CRUZ

    NORTHERN
    CONSUELO POBLACION

    HIMENSULAN SONOG SAN ISIDRO

    UNIDOS SANTIAGO

    UNION
    Hazard Maps: Installed in the
    strategic location in the barangay
    for awareness
    Harnessing the
    sun’s power
    Municipal San
    Gymnasium/Evacuation Francisco
    Center Seawall
    Built environment designed to withstand
    typhoons
    Teaching Preparedness to the
    Most Vulnerable
    Converting vulnerabilities to capacities
    Community-based Swimming
    Lessons for Youth & Kids
    EARTH DAY CELEBRATION: ENJOINING
    THE YOUTH
    International Day for Disaster Risk
    Reduction: A Community Event
    Organizing & Preparing the most
    vulnerable group “people with dis-
    abilities (PWD) “
    Training local “weather forecasters”:
    Using the Rain Gauge
    Barangay based Early Warning
    Device
    Leading the Mayors of Camotes Islands
    to join disaster-preparedness campaign
    (December 11, 2010, Santiago, San Francisco , Cebu,)
    Community based Health Program thru
    Health Ambassadors

    (Essentials 5)
    Upgrading of Health Facilities
    Health Ambassadors: Bringing
    Doctors to the Purok
    Information, Education and
    Communication (IEC)
    Conducted Annual building assessment and
    Implementation of the San Francisco Camotes
    Development Plan
    Engendering DRR: Protecting the Women
    and Children
    Promoting Green Economy
    Community based environmental
    Protection & Management
    (Essential 8)
    Community Tree Planting and Coastal
    Clean-up
    Two Million Trees Project for
    Green San Francisco
    Community based Solid Waste Management
    Approach

    (Essential 8)
    Community Implementation on Solid Waste
    Management Program
    COLOR CODED RECEPTACLES

    Establishment of the Material Recovery Facility


    COMMUNITY BASED GREEN TOURISM
    (Essential Number 8)
    Carbon offsetting Program for a Green Sanfran
    “SANFRAN BELIEVES THAT THROUGH THE COLLECTIVE
    EFFORT AND POWER OF THE PEOPLE, SOLVE THE BIG
    PROBLEM…and it starts small…

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