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The City Government officially launched the Tri-District (3-D) Development Program Today. The event which was preceded by a motorcade was held at the
Mayor Reynaldo Uy officially launched the program. In his message before the crowd which also included the various Department Managers and city stakeholders, he enumerated some points from his Executive Order which re-launched the 3-D Program. He informed all present that the 3-D slogan is DETERMINASYON: DALAN sa DAYUN nga kauswagan. The 3-D battle-cry is LET’S HELP-
The Executive Directors of the various 3-D program components were on hand to give their respective presentations. They were Mr. Ruben Adona, Mr. Francisco Baldo, Mr. Justino Arnejo, Engr. Rafaelito Serrano, Dr. Teodoro Fortaleza and Ms. Rosario Gonzaga
The 3-D Program in a way divides Calbayog into four districts through its four components namely Oquendo Key Program for Revitalization, Sustainability and Services (OK-PROGRESS) for Oquendo District, Tinambacan Upliftment of Socio-Economic Conditions (TUSEC) for Tinambacan District and Seven Hills Happy Valley Alleviation and Road Program (SHARP) and Calbayog Urbanization Program and Services (CUPS) for Calbayog District.
More fine-tuning and updating are set for the program. Its implementation will include Database Establishment and Data Gathering, Identification of Problems and Solutions to include Feasibility Studies, Strong Support, Determined Executive Action, AND People’s Participation.
The 3-D program components and its respective programs are as follows:
- Health (Hospital, Medicines, Nutrition, Mother and Child Health Care)
- Education (School Bus, Scholarship, High School, Teachers, Classrooms, non-formal adult education and responsible parenting classes)
- Infrastructure (Power / Communication, Roads, Water, Irrigation, Warehouse, Solar Dryer, School Buildings, Mini Hospitals with Health Centers, Training / Demo Centers, Sports Facilities, Drainage, Intermodal Transport system)
- Agriculture (Grains, Coconut, Abaca, Rootcrops, Cash Crops, Vegetable, Aquaculture, Horticulture)
- Livestock (Pig Production / Fattening / Dispersal, Cow Production / Fattening / Dispersal, Carabao Production / Fattening / Dispersal, Goats Production / Fattening / Dispersal)
- Industries / SMEs (Food processing, Handicraft, Furniture, Ceramics)
- Power (Hydro-electric project)
- Environment (Anti-illegal logging, Anti-illegal quarrying, Reforestation)
- Peace and Order (Programs/ Drives against: Illegal gambling, Prostitution / Recruitment, Illegal Drugs, Illegal Fishing, Illegal Logging, Illegal Quarrying, Juvenile Delinquency)
- Disaster Preparedness
- Eco-Toursim
- Housing
- Arts and Culture
- Youth
- Intangibles (Moral Recovery,
- Integral Components namely Gender and Development and Population and Development.
(my apologies for the few pictures posted. I took videos of the event and I'm having a hard time uploading these in my blogposts)
The activity came to be by virtue of Executive Order No. 2 which Mayor Uy signed on July 22, 2010. EO 2 declared July 23 to 24, 2010 as “Iwas Dengue Days” in
The Iwas Dengue Days Program is being spearheaded by the Tri-District Development Program Office and the City Health Office (CHO). It includes a simultaneous cleanup and information drive in all the barangays in the city. It is aimed at eradicating mosquitoes and preventing the spread of the dengue virus. It will be done simultaneously so that dislocated mosquitoes won’t transfer to other barangays when their domicile and breeding places in one barangay is disturbed.
The various Department Managers and their employees were assigned one barangay each. They will visit their assigned barangay / school, coordinate with the barangay / school officials and put in place the following basic or simple activities:
- Encourage residents/ students to clean their houses/classrooms & surrounding/ school campus.
- Look for stagnant water and throw these away.
- Discard empty containers so that it will not catch water when it rains.
- Turn empty bottles upside down so that it will not catch water.
- Unclog canals if necessary.
- Conduct information dissemination through for a “pulong-pulong”, “bandillo” and / or distribution of leaflets and other reading materials.
- Immediately report to the CHO suspected dengue cases.
- Get samples of larvae from barangays to determine the presence of larvae-carrying mosquitoes
- Treat with larvaecides canals and stagnant water which cannot be drained, spilled or thrown out
- Conduct information drive in the barangays
- Reproduce and provide leaflets and other reading materials on the dengue prevention, symptoms, and on what to do with suspect dengue victims.
As per info from the CHO, Region 8 ranked first nationwide in the number of dengue cases reported; and
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