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Social preparation of Sustainable Livelihood Program in Pampanga municipalities
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Published 08 January 2026. This page documents the Social Preparation and Awarding activities for the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) Barangay Patrol Sidecar Project of the Provincial Incentives and Investment Promotions Office (PIIPO) in partnership with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and Public Employment Service Office (PESO). All text below was transcribed from poster images and is best-effort due to low resolution.
The social preparation in Magalang, Pampanga for the Barangay Patrol Sidecar Project was a great success. It showcased how Governor Lilia 'Nanay' Pineda's initiative under the SLP empowers local workers by forming associations like the AA Sidecar Maker SLPA. With support from DSWD, DOLE and PESO, the project provided livelihood opportunities and strengthened community cooperation. The sidecars will greatly help in emergency response, peacekeeping and public service.
This initiative reflects Bacolor's commitment to organization and accountability, paving the way for a seamless verification process and avoiding potential administrative delays. The PESO Office of Guagua, in partnership with the Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator (MPDC), showcased an innovative approach through active participation in the SLP, including integration of a bookkeeping student from Guagua Community College as an on-the-job trainee (OJT) to strengthen financial management and organizational capacity of the fabricators' association.
Courtesy call. The Municipality of Mexico committed to adopting the standardized sidecar design and pledged to identify skilled local fabricators to ensure quality craftsmanship, design consistency and active community participation. Apalit LGU committed to adopting the uniform sidecar design and identifying skilled local fabricators. Sto. Tomas LGU agreed to adopt the uniform sidecar design and to identify and engage local fabricators.
The social preparation in Arayat, Pampanga for the Barangay Patrol Sidecar Fabrication Project under the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP). Participants recognized the project as a great opportunity for fellow workers and the community. The initiative aims to provide sustainable income while promoting craftsmanship, cooperation, empowerment and community-driven poverty alleviation in Arayat.
For unemployed Foton graduates. Includes testimonials in Filipino from beneficiaries, including statements that the Sustainable Livelihood Program will greatly help in providing livelihood: 'Malaking tulong saamin mga small, entreps dahil isa itong programa ng pwedeng pasukan pa ang mga negosyo. Isa sa mga gusto kong makamit sa negosyong aking magagawa dahil sa Sustainable Livelihood Program ay yung makapag bigay trabaho rin ako sa mga nangangailangan talaga.' - Homer David. 'Natututo kami kung paano pa takbuhin ang negosyo sa aming sariling paraan. Sa pamamagitan nito, magkakaroon kami ng mga ideya na maaari naming ibahagi sa aming pamilya. Bilang pangunahing tagapagtaguyod ng pamilya, napakalaking tulong sa amin na magkaroon kami ng sustainable na pinasimulan na suporta para sa pangangailangan ng aming pamilya.' - Mariano 'Tapang' Jr. SLP Foton Fabricators expressed satisfaction with the orientation.
As per the social preparation held in November in the Mexico municipality, one more completed and successful crossmatching of new beneficiaries for the SLP Motor parts makers. The beneficiaries started their association as 'Nueve Victoria'. Testimonial: 'This project of Nanay can paved way to other opportunities not only for the association but the whole community of Mexico itself.' - Larry Vergara
The participants showed great cooperation and teamwork. They successfully elected their group officers, including a president who will serve as their representative and leader. This was an important step toward forming a more organized and empowered group of local fabricators in the municipality. The event was made possible through the support of the PESO Manager, along with representatives from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and the Public Employment Service Office (PESO).
The social preparation in Sto. Tomas was successful. The community participated actively and showed genuine interest in the project presented to them. They were cooperative and attentive, which ensured a smooth flow of the program and meaningful discussion. The positive response indicates strong support and readiness for the implementation phase.
The Provincial Incentive and Investment Promotions Office, in cooperation with the DSWD, launched the Barangay Patrol Sidecar Project in Floridablanca to enhance emergency response and support disaster relief and peacekeeping. A 30-member fabrication group was organized with set age and household participation rules. The DSWD also committed to assisting with project proposals, bylaws, bank account setup, and social preparation activities with PESO.
The Provincial Incentive and Investment Promotions Office, in partnership with the DSWD, presented the Barangay Patrol Sidecar Project in Arayat to strengthen emergency response and community services. A 30-member fabrication group was organized to support implementation, with set membership guidelines. The DSWD also committed assistance for requirements such as bank account setup, proposals, bylaws, and social preparation with PESO.
PIIPO conducted an orientation with the beneficiaries of the Bangka Makers. The PESO Office of Masantol coordinated the activity. Beneficiaries expressed willingness to join the program. Engr. Jose discussed the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) and explained the importance of bangka in the community.
PIIPO conducted an orientation for the beneficiaries involved in making bangka in Macabebe. Justine Calma and PESO Manager Justine Cariaga discussed the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) and explained the importance of bangka in the community. The PESO Manager of Macabebe coordinated the activity. The orientation had a smooth flow due to the beneficiaries' active participation.
The project aims to strengthen the local economy by supporting skilled local fabricators to start or expand their fabrication businesses. Implemented by the Provincial Government of Pampanga through the Provincial Incentives and Investment Promotions Office (PIIPO) headed by Engr. Jose Leonel L. Castro, together with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).
Amount utilized: P 1,350,000. 90 beneficiaries.
Amount utilized: P 2,250,000. 120 beneficiaries. Beneficiaries include (21) Floridablanca, Arayat, Sta. Ana and Sto. Tomas, plus Concepcion, Capas, Bamban, San Jose, Gerona, Pura, and others listed as Side Car Makers, Steel Fabricators, Mang Titu Side Car and Sidecar Fabricators. Held on December 01, 2025 at Provincial Capitol with financial assistance worth P450,000 each to start or expand their fabrication businesses.
Provincial Capitol, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
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RE:GOVUnofficial concept12 pages reimagined from www.pampanga.gov.ph by an AI agent · not affiliated with PampangaOfficial site ↗ReportFeedbackSocial preparation of Sustainable Livelihood Program in Pampanga municipalities
Published 08 January 2026. This page documents the Social Preparation and Awarding activities for the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) Barangay Patrol Sidecar Project of the Provincial Incentives and Investment Promotions Office (PIIPO) in partnership with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and Public Employment Service Office (PESO). All text below was transcribed from poster images and is best-effort due to low resolution.
The social preparation in Magalang, Pampanga for the Barangay Patrol Sidecar Project was a great success. It showcased how Governor Lilia 'Nanay' Pineda's initiative under the SLP empowers local workers by forming associations like the AA Sidecar Maker SLPA. With support from DSWD, DOLE and PESO, the project provided livelihood opportunities and strengthened community cooperation. The sidecars will greatly help in emergency response, peacekeeping and public service.
This initiative reflects Bacolor's commitment to organization and accountability, paving the way for a seamless verification process and avoiding potential administrative delays. The PESO Office of Guagua, in partnership with the Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator (MPDC), showcased an innovative approach through active participation in the SLP, including integration of a bookkeeping student from Guagua Community College as an on-the-job trainee (OJT) to strengthen financial management and organizational capacity of the fabricators' association.
Courtesy call. The Municipality of Mexico committed to adopting the standardized sidecar design and pledged to identify skilled local fabricators to ensure quality craftsmanship, design consistency and active community participation. Apalit LGU committed to adopting the uniform sidecar design and identifying skilled local fabricators. Sto. Tomas LGU agreed to adopt the uniform sidecar design and to identify and engage local fabricators.
The social preparation in Arayat, Pampanga for the Barangay Patrol Sidecar Fabrication Project under the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP). Participants recognized the project as a great opportunity for fellow workers and the community. The initiative aims to provide sustainable income while promoting craftsmanship, cooperation, empowerment and community-driven poverty alleviation in Arayat.
For unemployed Foton graduates. Includes testimonials in Filipino from beneficiaries, including statements that the Sustainable Livelihood Program will greatly help in providing livelihood: 'Malaking tulong saamin mga small, entreps dahil isa itong programa ng pwedeng pasukan pa ang mga negosyo. Isa sa mga gusto kong makamit sa negosyong aking magagawa dahil sa Sustainable Livelihood Program ay yung makapag bigay trabaho rin ako sa mga nangangailangan talaga.' - Homer David. 'Natututo kami kung paano pa takbuhin ang negosyo sa aming sariling paraan. Sa pamamagitan nito, magkakaroon kami ng mga ideya na maaari naming ibahagi sa aming pamilya. Bilang pangunahing tagapagtaguyod ng pamilya, napakalaking tulong sa amin na magkaroon kami ng sustainable na pinasimulan na suporta para sa pangangailangan ng aming pamilya.' - Mariano 'Tapang' Jr. SLP Foton Fabricators expressed satisfaction with the orientation.
As per the social preparation held in November in the Mexico municipality, one more completed and successful crossmatching of new beneficiaries for the SLP Motor parts makers. The beneficiaries started their association as 'Nueve Victoria'. Testimonial: 'This project of Nanay can paved way to other opportunities not only for the association but the whole community of Mexico itself.' - Larry Vergara
The participants showed great cooperation and teamwork. They successfully elected their group officers, including a president who will serve as their representative and leader. This was an important step toward forming a more organized and empowered group of local fabricators in the municipality. The event was made possible through the support of the PESO Manager, along with representatives from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and the Public Employment Service Office (PESO).
The social preparation in Sto. Tomas was successful. The community participated actively and showed genuine interest in the project presented to them. They were cooperative and attentive, which ensured a smooth flow of the program and meaningful discussion. The positive response indicates strong support and readiness for the implementation phase.
The Provincial Incentive and Investment Promotions Office, in cooperation with the DSWD, launched the Barangay Patrol Sidecar Project in Floridablanca to enhance emergency response and support disaster relief and peacekeeping. A 30-member fabrication group was organized with set age and household participation rules. The DSWD also committed to assisting with project proposals, bylaws, bank account setup, and social preparation activities with PESO.
The Provincial Incentive and Investment Promotions Office, in partnership with the DSWD, presented the Barangay Patrol Sidecar Project in Arayat to strengthen emergency response and community services. A 30-member fabrication group was organized to support implementation, with set membership guidelines. The DSWD also committed assistance for requirements such as bank account setup, proposals, bylaws, and social preparation with PESO.
PIIPO conducted an orientation with the beneficiaries of the Bangka Makers. The PESO Office of Masantol coordinated the activity. Beneficiaries expressed willingness to join the program. Engr. Jose discussed the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) and explained the importance of bangka in the community.
PIIPO conducted an orientation for the beneficiaries involved in making bangka in Macabebe. Justine Calma and PESO Manager Justine Cariaga discussed the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) and explained the importance of bangka in the community. The PESO Manager of Macabebe coordinated the activity. The orientation had a smooth flow due to the beneficiaries' active participation.
The project aims to strengthen the local economy by supporting skilled local fabricators to start or expand their fabrication businesses. Implemented by the Provincial Government of Pampanga through the Provincial Incentives and Investment Promotions Office (PIIPO) headed by Engr. Jose Leonel L. Castro, together with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).
Amount utilized: P 1,350,000. 90 beneficiaries.
Amount utilized: P 2,250,000. 120 beneficiaries. Beneficiaries include (21) Floridablanca, Arayat, Sta. Ana and Sto. Tomas, plus Concepcion, Capas, Bamban, San Jose, Gerona, Pura, and others listed as Side Car Makers, Steel Fabricators, Mang Titu Side Car and Sidecar Fabricators. Held on December 01, 2025 at Provincial Capitol with financial assistance worth P450,000 each to start or expand their fabrication businesses.
Provincial Capitol, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
This website is an unofficial, AI-generated reimagining of www.pampanga.gov.ph produced by RE:GOV for demonstration purposes. It is not operated by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Provincial Government of Pampanga or any government body. Content was migrated automatically and may be incomplete or out of date. For official information and services, always use the agency’s official website.
© 2026 Provincial Government of Pampanga Public domain Content sourced from www.pampanga.gov.ph
Reimagined by RE:GOV · Oct 27, 2026