ACTIVITY DESIGN
2022
ACTIVITY TITLE
LOCATION
TOTAL ALLOCATION
SOURCE OF FUNDS
: MONTH OF THE OCEAN
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RATIONALE:
The City Government of Cagayan de Oro, through the City Agriculture Office-Fisheries Division, is
tasked with emphasizing the importance of conservation, protection, and sustainable management
of Philippine coastal and marine resources within the 11,115 hectares Municipal Waters of the
City, as mandated by Presidential Proclamation No. 57 issued in 1999, also known as "The Month
of the Ocean."
The ocean covers more than 70% of the earth's surface. It is our source of life, sustaining mankind
and all other organisms on the planet. With 90 percent of large fish populations decimated and 50
percent of coral reefs gone, we are depleting the ocean faster than it can be restored. To conserve
and maintain the ocean and everything it supports, we must strike a new balance based on a
genuine understanding of the ocean and how civilization interacts with it. We must create a
connection to the ocean that is inclusive, innovative, and guided by historical lessons. The goal of
the Day is to educate the public about the impact of human actions on the ocean, to build a global
movement of citizens for the ocean, and to mobilize and unite the world's population behind a
project to ensure the long-term management of the world's oceans.
This activity will span for 1 day which will include lectures, interactions with all involved sectorss
and empowering activities for all 12 coastal barangays. Partners, both local and national will be
invited as resource such as City Local Environment and Natural Resources Office (CLENRO), City
Planning and Development Office (CPDO), Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(DENR)-Region 10 and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)-Region 10.
OBJECTIVES:
1. To organize a coastline cleanup drive to pre-selected areas;
2. To arrange a drama-based event that will bring together sectors to raise awareness about
the importance of our oceans and the risks they face;
3. To demonstrate the value of the ocean by developing enjoyable activities for people of
all ages.
MAJOR ACTIVITIES:
1. Conduct a coastline cleanup drive in pre-selected places, with help from
related sectors including fisherfolk.
2. Arrange a drama-based event to bring together sectors to raise awareness about
the importance of our seas and the threats they face.
3. Contest
a. Mascot making contest
b. Mural artwork contest
c. Poster making contest
EXPECTED OUTPUTS:
1. Promote the subject of this year's ocean month, Revitalization: Collective Action for the
Ocean.
2. Interactive activities that would bring together sectors especially fisherfolks to raise
awareness and protect the ocean
ACTIVITY FLOW:
DAY
1
ACTIVITIES
RESOURCES NEEDED
Lecture 1: Introduction to the Month of the Ocean
Event
Lecture 2: Importance and Role of Bringing together
sectors in Protecting the Ocean
Activity 1: Coastline Cleanup Drive
Activity 2: Drama-based Event
1. Technical personnel
from APOO, CLENRO,
CPDO, DENR and BFAR
2. Meals and snacks
3. Office supplies (manila
papers, pens, markers,
metacard, etc.)
4. Laptop and projector
Activity 3: Contest
a. Mascot making contest
b. Mural artwork contest
c. Poster making contest
FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS:
QTY
80
UNIT
pax
PARTICULARS
Awards and Recognition
UNIT COST
TOTAL COST
150.000.00
Tokens for the Judges
10,000.00
Lease of venue
5,000.00
One (1) meal, two (2) snacks 1
400.00
32,000.00
80 pax
GRAND TOTAL
Prepared by:
JULES V. VALCURZA
Aquaculturist I
Noted by:
PAUL DOUGLAS S. CALINGIN
Acting City Agriculturist
Reviewed by:
197,000.00
ATTY. PERCY G. SALAZAR
City Budget Office
Approved:
HON. OSCAR S. MORENO
City Mayor