RATIONALE

The youth is one of the important segments of our society, most

formidable yet - an untapped and unmanaged sector. They usually engage in
social transformation of our country and they involve themselves in
addressing various issues such as; students rights, human rights, graft and
corruption and change of governance. They have responded to these issues
through different ways. These ranges from approaches that is more
conservative like changing the system from within through peaceful means
and seeking to overthrow the system by joining the armed struggle.
These reasons vary from lack of proper attention or sensitivity to their
needs. Among these are internal and external distractions like confusion due
to many crises such as; socio-economic and political conditions,
environmental-health conditions, employment and labor issues, and the
degradation of morality and values due to rampant proliferation of sex and
violence in the media. In addition, the continuous disintegration of the family
structure due to constant migration aggravates this situation. Given these
social maladies, hopelessness has been the foremost concern that true
leadership and good governance must address; or worst, our youth will
continue to be vulnerable to the false hopes and empty promises of the left
movement.
We can include them to worthwhile change and development by
tapping their potentials. These are feasible if they form part in the
governance through timely and significant programs and advocacies.
This Youth Leadership Summit uses the approach of Transformational
Leadership. This leadership is based on values and principles that focus on
holistic individual to societal development. Let us help them find opportunity
to help themselves. Only by developing the leaders within them can bring
out the best in them. Only by investing with them we can see the reality of
our hopes and aspirations for a better society. They are the catalyst of
change, the most powerful force and sector to reckon with the youth.
With this endeavor, we ask you to join us in our advocacy.

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I.

PROJECT TITLE/ PROPOSAL:

Summer Camp Caraga: 5th Youth Leadership Summit

"Empowering IP Youth towards Peace and Good
Governance"
Date: Summer, 2017(Tentative)
Venue: San Luis National High School (Tentative)
Total Fund Requirements(See Appendix B)

Overall Total PHP 238,935.00

Source of Funds

Local Government Unit Caraga

Eastern Mindanao Command

2.

10th Infantry Agila Division

701st Infantry Kagitingan Brigade

67th Infantry Agila Battalion

PROPONENTS AND PARTNERS:

Proponents

Local Government Unit - Caraga

Youth for Peace Movement Davao Oriental

67th Infantry Battalion

Partners

Governor Corazon N. Malanyaon

1 District Congressman Nelson Dayanghirang
Municipal Mayor Alicia B. Mori

3.

GOAL

st

To gather Indigenous People Youth Leaders from the local barangays of

Municipality of Caraga under the 67th IBs Area of Responsibility in order to
produce the Common Youth Agenda leading to the creation of a Youth
Movement that will shape the future of the province, municipalities,
barangays and sitios towards peace, sustainable development and good
governance.

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Specific Objectives

4.

Develop God-fearing youth leaders.

Create youth awareness on their role and responsibilities in nation

building.

Develop sense of youth belongingness, brotherhood and cooperation.

Keep them aware of the deceiving issues and activities of lawless

groups and organizations.

Educate the youth on the dangers of illegal drugs.

Develop self-confidence, teamwork, discipline and leadership skills of

our youth leaders.

Promote a positive and healthy self-image, critical thinking, love of

country, social responsibility and the spirit of volunteerism.

Encourage young leaders to develop their own projects and advocacy

campaigns.

Empower the youth especially in the marginalized IP sector the

leadership skills and responsible influence towards good governance.
CONCEPT
Background

It is in November 16-18, 2012, the combined efforts of the 701 st

Infantry Brigade under the leadership of MGen Rey Leonardo B. Guerrero at
that time, LTC. Krisnamurti A. Mortela as the 67 th IB Commanding Officer, 1LT
Rabel Ymas as the 67thIB CMO officer and 1LT Medel Diorda as 67 th IB
Company leader together with the Youth for Peace Movement core group
members; RJ Pandili the YFPM-Caraga Coordinator, Haradave Orfanel and
Gladelit Masalino the YFPM-Baganga Coordinators, Annie Dane Languay the
YFPM-Manay Coordinator, Frances Sabanal the YFPM-Cateel President, Jeter
Monday the YFPM-Baganga President and the active volunteers from the
different municipalities of the Davao Oriental, that the 1st Youth Leadership
Summit Caraga was successfully conducted and produced young leaders that
up to now had the exemplary participation in every activity. During that time,
Jemaika Balante one of the 200 participants elected as the YFPM-Caraga
President who undeniably made significant contribution to the success of the
Caraga Chapter nowadays through the consistent leadership in empowering
the youth, from the 1st Youth Summer Youth Camp in 2013, 1st Christmas
Youth Camp in 2014, 2nd Summer Youth Camp in 2015 and now for the 5th
time of innovation of YLS, the 3rd Summer Youth Camp 2016.

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Truly, it has been remarkable the existence of YFPM-Caraga Chapter in

the community especially in the youth sector who actively participating and
awaited the every year activity. Every year, they have been educated from
the communist ideology. The success also relies from the unending support
of the Local Government Unit of Caraga under the leadership of Hon. Alicia B.
Mori with various stakeholders like DSWD, DILG, DOLE, DepEd, DOH, PNP,
BFP, LGAs, NGOs, GOs, POs and Business Sectors as resource speakers,
sponsors and facilitators during the whole duration of the activity.
Activity/Composition
The 3rd IP Summer Youth Camp Caraga is a three (3)-day activity with
series of lectures and interactive discussions focusing on leadership and the
role of the youth in nation building. The youth will also be educated on how
they can help address the problem of insurgency. Issues concerning
environmental protection, Indigenous People rights and spiritual values will
also supplement their knowledge.
Resource speakers are asked to present Power point lecture for no
more than one-hour, leaving ample time for interaction of delegates. This
activity comprises with Team Building activities, Healthy Competitions, Small
Group Discussions, Campfire and Socio - Cultural Night.
Delegates are organized by teams with a designated ate or kuya
(ARMY and Police) to act as guides. Competitions will be done not for the
participants to become award-driven but to foster camaraderie among them
and to invigorate their individual intellect and leadership potentials. The
series of activities correspond to a team point system and the team that
garners the highest possible score will be acknowledged and awarded
accordingly. Each team has team guidon or flag that their team leader and
his/her buddy will always carry.
Competitions
Guidon Making & Raising
Team Yell Competition
News Writing
Feature Writing
Poster Making
Awards
Most participative team
Over-all Champion
Over-all 1st Runner-up
Over-all 2nd Runner-up
5 Leadership Awards
Sessions
Indigenous People Youth Situation in Caraga
Indigenous People health benefits

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Youth Infiltration
Insurgency Awareness
SK Reforms
Spiritual Enhancement
Challenges
Leadership Team Building
Discussions
Responsible IP Youth Voter towards Clean Election and PCOS
Machine Overview
Drafting of Local Youth Development Council
Workshop
How be a good team player
Training
Skills Enhancement for Livelihood startup in making local
Indigenous products
Important Events
Institutionalizing YFPMDO -Caraga Chapter
Project Proposal fund pitching
Mandaya Night
Financial and Other Operational Requirements
The Local Government Units and other stakeholders will shoulder the
budgetary requirements. The YFPMDO Core Group and AFP will exercise overall supervision of the activity and will provide workers and security; however,
LGUs are also encouraged to provide personnel as facilitators to monitor the
activity and necessary resource speakers.
Transportation of participants
responsibility of the Barangay.

to the camp area

shall be the

Likewise, One (1) ambulance, Three (3) medical (stay-in) attendants,

medicines and other first aid kit from PHO is essential as stand-by vehicle
and personnel at the designated camp venue for emergency purposes.
5.

DELEGATIONS
Participants
1. Young leaders from all the Barangays of the Municipality of Caraga
under 67th Infantry Battalion area of operation.
2. ExactlyFourteen (14) participants per delegation must compose of five
(5) out of school youth, five (5) in school youth and three (4) Local
Leaders.
3. Must be 15 to 30 years old
4. Must be with conditioned physique, good mental ability and stamina
that could withstand the nature of the Camp.

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5. Individually, they should bring the following:

a. Casual Clothes good for 4 days
b. Sportswear good for 3 challenges
c. Rubber Shoes and Slippers
d. Formal attires for social nights
e. Eating Utensils
f. Beddings
g. Medicine Kits and Mosquito Repellants
h. Handkerchief
i. Toiletries
j. Registration forms
Team
1. There will be random members per team compose of different
participants from different barangays
2. The team must composed of 14 youth from the delegation
3. They should bring the following as a team
a. Cooking Utensils& Equipment
b. Bathing Materials
c. List of Participants
6.

IMPACT

This activity will inculcate positive values, attitudes and behavior that
will ultimately develop a character based leadership among our youth. It will
also foster unity of different communities and youth groups leading to
synergy and commitment to community development. It will further enable
the youth to discover, affirm and further use their inherent leadership
attributes that will later create a positive impact to the society.
7.

CONCLUSION

The objectives set in this Summit are attainable only if the political will
and resources needed are met and available. Furthermore, the success of
this activity is greatly dependent on the support provided by the local
government officials of the municipalities and province, concerned NGOs and
other stakeholders. This does not only mean financial and material support
but also by advocating strong positive values to the young leaders and
becoming true models for them.

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Sustainability Programs will ensure preservation of project gains and its

continuity by providing appropriate follow-through activities.

Attachments:
Appendix A:
Appendix B:

Program of Itinerary
Detailed Budgetary Requirements

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Appendix A
PROGRAM OF ITINERARY

DAY 1
October 26, 2015
TIME

PROGRAM DETAILS

6 7:30 AM

Arrival of the Participants &

Registration

7:30 9 AM

Registration

9 10:30 AM

10:30
11:30AM
11:30 1:00
PM

Opening Program
Prayer: AVP
Natl Anthem: AVP
Provl Hymn: AVP
Welcome & Executive
Rationale:
RJ Pandili
Message: Col. Bienvenido R.
Datuin Jr.
YFPMDO-Caraga Chapter
Accomplishments: Jemaika
Balante
Message: Hon. Alicia B. Mori
Rules and Regulations
Discussion: Leveling of Expectations,
Army Style Camp Rules and Chapter
Updates

PERSON-INCHARGE
Secretariat
Ground
Secretariat
Food
Ground

Executive
Secretariat
Ground
Program

Program and Army

Representative

Lunch

Food

1 2 PM

Session: Indigenous People Youth

Situation in Caraga

2 3 PM

Session: Indigenous People Health

Benefits

Speaker: IP
Representative
Speaker: Philippine
Health
Representative
Speaker: 67IB
Representative
Speaker: Local
Entrepreneur
Advocate
Food
Speaker: Pastor Bo
Sanchez Youth
Volunteers
Program

3 4 PM

6:30 7:30 PM

Training: Skills Enhancement for

Livelihood startup in making local
Indigenous products
Dinner Break

7:30 8:30 PM

Session: Spiritual Enhancement

4 6:30 PM

8:30 10 PM

Praise and Worship Concert

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Committee Meeting& TAPS

DAY 2
October 27, 2015
TIME

PROGRAM DETAILS

5 8 AM

Wake-up Call
Challenge: Breakfast Hunting
Breakfast
Self-Preparation

8 9 AM

Session: Leadership Diary

9 10:30 AM
10:30 11:30
AM
11:30 12
NOON
12 1 PM
1 2 PM
2 3 PM

3 5 PM

5 6:30 PM
6:30 7:30 PM

Workshop: How be a good team

player
Session: Indigenous People in Youth
Infiltration

PERSON-INCHARGE
Program
Ground
Competition
Food
Speaker: Jemaika
Balante
Speaker: Mayor
Alicia B. Mori
Speaker: 701st BDE

Processing

Program

Lunch
Discussion: Responsible IP Youth
Voter towards Clean Election and
PCOS overview
Session: SK Reforms (Good
government practices and fiscal
transparency)
Discussion: Institutionalizing
YFPMDO -Caraga Chapter
Constitution and By-laws
Presentation and Amendments
Drafting of Local Youth
Development Council (LYDC)
for Municipal and Barangay
Accreditation
Sustainable Project proposal
fund pitching
Election of new Officers
Competition:
- Team Yell Competition
- News Writing
- Feature Writing
- Team Building
Dinner

Food
Speaker: ComElec
National Youth
Commission
Representative

Moderator: RJ Pandili
and Jemaika Balante

Competition
Ground
Program
Food

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7 11 PM

Mandaya Night: Showcasing the

creative culture and arts of Mandaya
youth
TAPS & Committee Meeting

Program

DAY 3
October 28, 2015
TIME
5 7:30 AM
7:30 9:00 AM
9 10 AM
10 11:30 AM
11:30 1 PM
1 1:30 PM
1:30 5 PM

PROGRAM DETAILS
Wake-up Call
Zumba
Breakfast
Eucharistic Celebration
Discussion: Insurgency Awareness
Discussion: Finalization of CBL and
LYDC drafts and Presentation of
Project Proposal to the Barangay
Captains
Lunch Boodle Fight
Closing Program Preparation
Closing Program
Preliminaries: AVP
Presentation of Participants
and Synopsis: 67th IB
Commander
Awarding Part I
o Guidon
o News Writing
o Feature Writing
o Poster Making
Insight Message: Selected
Leader
Insight Message: Selected
Participant
Awarding Part II
o 5 Outstanding
Facilitators
o 5 Outstanding
Participants
o 5 Leadership Awards

PERSON-INCHARGE
Program
Ground
Food
Caraga Parish
Speaker: 1LT Medel
Diorda
Program
Food
Ground
Program
Competition
Ground

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5 PM Onwards

Peace Camp AVP Synopsis

Message: Colonel Bienvenido
R. Datuin Jr.
Message: Governor Corazon N.
Malanyaon
Message: Congressman
Nelson Boy Dayanghirang
Awarding Part III
o Most Participative Team
o Best Community
Outreach Project
o Outstanding Cluster
o Second Runner-up Team
o First Runner-up Team
o Over-all Champion Team
Culmination Message:
Municipal Mayor Alicia B. Mori
Solidarity and Farewell Night

Appendix B
BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS
DETAILED EXPENSES FOR 3 DAYS
250 youth participants + 40 youth facilitators + 30 army troops =320 Total Heads
Items

Unit

Ball pen

250 pcs

1. Participant
Kit

Notebook

250 pcs

ID Jacket
ID Leis

250 pcs
250 pcs

2. PEACE CAMP
SHIRT (with
print)

Participants and
Facilitators T-shirt with
Print

320 pcs

3. FOOD
4. SNACKS
5. DRINKING
WATER

9 meals for 3 days

9 snacks for 3 days

320
packs
320
packs

10 gallons/meal for 3
days

90
gallons

Pentel Pen

20
pieces

Estimated
Per Cost
7.00
10.00

Total
Amount
1,750.00
2,500.00

7.00
1,750.00
10.00
2,500.00
Subtotal 8,500.00
150.00

48,000.00

Subtotal 48,000.00
25.00 72,000.00
Subtotal 72,000.00
10.00 28,800.00
Subtotal 35,750.00
35.00
3,150.00
Subtotal 3,150.00
25.00
500.00

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Manila Paper
Pastel Color
Pencil
7. TEAM/GROUP
KIT

Scissors
Illustration Board size
Masking Tape
Computer Ink (Refill 4
Colors)
Specialty Paper Short
Stapler
Masking Tape 1
Staple wire
Brown Envelope Short

9. ADMIN &
PROGRAM
REQUIREMENTS

10. OTHERS

20
pieces
20
pieces
20
pieces
20
pieces
20
pieces
20
pieces
2 sets

50 packs
3 pieces
5 pieces
5 boxes
300
pieces
Paint Green liter
10
acrycolor
pieces
Paint Black liter
10
acrycolor
pieces
Paint Red liter
10
acrycolor
pieces
Paint Blue liter
10
acrycolor
pieces
Paint Yellow liter
10
acrycolor
pieces
Paint White 1 liter latex
2 pieces
Paint Brush (Lettering 10 sets
Brush)
Bond Paper A4
3 reams
Garbage bags
20 pcs
Marker pen Broad Black 5 pieces
Pilot
Double Sided Tape 1
5 pieces

Sound System for 3 Days

Stage Decorations
Livelihood Skills Training
Requirements
YLS Output: Sustainable
Project Proposal Fund for
per barangay

1 set

5
projects

5.00

100.00

30.00

600.00

5.00

150.00

10.00

200.00

15.00

300.00

10.00

200.00

Subtotal 2,050.00
400.00
800.00
20.00
60.00
25.00
20.00
2.50

1,000.00
180.00
125.00
100.00
750.00

30.00

300.00

30.00

300.00

30.00

300.00

30.00

300.00

30.00

300.00

135.00
30.00

270.00
300.00

250.00
20.00
30.00

750.00
400.00
150.00

20.00

100.00

Subtotal 6,425.00
25,000 20,000.00
3,000
3,000.00
10,000 10,000.00
5,000

25,000.00

Subtotal 53,000.00
Total 228,935.00
Contingency and Mobilization 10,000.00
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Overall Total PHP 238,935.00

Prepared by:

Recommended by:

ROD JOHN D. PANDILI

BALANTE
Coordinator, YFPMDO-Caraga Chapter

HON. JEMAIKA M.
President, YFPMDO-Caraga Chapter
Chairman, Youth Delopment Comm.

Approved by:
HON. ALICIA B. MORI
Mayor, Municipality of Caraga

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