After the 1st year of project implementation, the next step for the Badjao Community Livelihood Cooperative Program (BCLCP) will be in monitoring and assessing its level of impact in changing lives and reducing poverty (sustainable livelihood) for the next 3 years (2015-2018).
Monitoring and Assessment will be conducted every six (6) months and a corresponding Evaluation Report will be provided. On the third year, a transition will be completed and Frontline Foundation will exit from the Badjao Community Development program.
The aims of the monitoring and assessment work are:
- To determine its relevance, efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability
- To guide Frontline Foundation decision makers and program managers in reproducing successful programs
- To encourage and celebrate the achievement of program stakeholders
- To assist learning about community development and future livelihood programs.
Project Description
There is a need for relevant training to acquire new skills and knowledge, specifically in the areas of employability skills development (for those desiring employment) and micro-entrepreneurship to achieve sustainable livelihood (for those desiring to small businesses opportunities).
Frontline Foundation will provide opportunities both for the Badjao and Magang communities through Frontline Social Services (Philippines) and Connect City Church Philippines in collaboration with relevant government institutions and NGOs.
An initial list of training needs include the following:
1. Establishing a Micro Finance business
2. Financial Management
3. Bookkeeping and Basic Accounting for Non-Accountants
4. Budgeting, costing , retailing and wholesaling
5. How To Start A Small Business
6. How to compute for salaries, wages and benefits
7. Trainings on Potential Businesses
8. Recycling and Environment conservation
9. Personality Development
