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NSTP Final

The project proposal outlines a community service clean-up drive in Gravahan, Matina, scheduled for December 9, 2023, aimed at reducing waste and preventing flooding-related illnesses. The initiative involves local residents and aims to enhance waste management practices, promote environmental awareness, and improve community health. Key objectives include assessing current waste management, evaluating environmental impacts, and fostering collaboration with local authorities for sustainable solutions.

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NSTP Final

The project proposal outlines a community service clean-up drive in Gravahan, Matina, scheduled for December 9, 2023, aimed at reducing waste and preventing flooding-related illnesses. The initiative involves local residents and aims to enhance waste management practices, promote environmental awareness, and improve community health. Key objectives include assessing current waste management, evaluating environmental impacts, and fostering collaboration with local authorities for sustainable solutions.

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PROJECT PROPOSAL

I. ACTIVITY DETAILS

The Rationale:

Title of Activity Community Service


Nature of Activity Volunteerism Partners Residents and Baranggay
Officials
Type of Activity Clean – up Drive Time 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Date December 09, 2023 Venue Gravahan, Matina
Covered Court
Project Head/s - Arienza, Joshua Moen Contact 09489955xxx
- Cahayagan, Quency Ian Pendon Number
- Cahimat, Lowell John Cavan
- Cordova, Lugraciano
- Gamboa, Cherry Mae
- Gantalao, John Kenneth
- Gordo, Emmanuel
- Guillegan, Sichi
- Hamasa, Jonabelle Abad
- Peralta, Kc

II. BRIEF CONTEXT/PERSPECTIVE OF THE ACTIVITY

Our group decided to choose barangay Matina, specifically in Gravahan area,


which is prone to flood. In line with this, our objective is to lessen the garbage
waste in drainage or canals. Also, to prevent illnesses caused by the flood.

As a student who lived in the community which is the Gravahan, Matina Davao
City, I observed that the community has a numerous number of people that lived
there, because it is one of the easy access shelters for the students who are
studying at University of Mindanao Matina branch. Moreover, with the large
number of people, it is also equivalent to the large number of wastes. In line with
this, you can see a lot of plastics and a lot of disposals around the area. Aside
from waste, the location of Gravahan Matina is near the Matina River where it
can cause floods. So, in line with this, some of the students that live here are
experiencing flood, bad smell from the canals and the waste of the pet in every
surroundings. Aside from that, we can also encounter some big rats running to
the small street.

In response to challenges during clean-up drives, our organization recognizes


that inadequate waste management practices contribute to inefficiencies. The
cause lies in insufficient pre-event planning and participant education. This
results in suboptimal cleanup efforts and potential harm to the environment. To
address this, we are enhancing our planning processes by incorporating
comprehensive waste segregation guidelines and providing thorough participant
training. Post-experience adjustments involve refining logistics and
implementing stricter waste disposal protocols. The realization from these
situations underscores the importance of proactive measures, continual
improvement, and community engagement to ensure the success and positive
impact of our clean-up initiatives.

Clean-up drives are essential for a multitude of reasons, encompassing


Environmental, clean-up drives help to mitigate the negative impact of waste on
ecosystems and wildlife. Social, clean-up drives often bring together people from
diverse backgrounds, promoting social cohesion and unity. Educational, clean-up
drives serve as a platform for educating and raising awareness about
environmental issues. Psychological benefit, by being outdoors and actively
involved in environmental conservation efforts can reduce stress and promote
mental relaxation, contributing to improved mental health.

By actively participating in clean-up drives, individuals contribute to the


preservation of natural spaces, promote community engagement, raise
awareness about environmental issues, and experience positive psychological
effects. Moreover, we are gathering the residents of Gravahan community to
participate the clean-up drive program where, are doing to pick the trash around
the area, swiping the streets, cleaning the canals and dispose the excess water to
prevent spreading of mosquitos. This program will benefit the people living in
the community and the student that near to that community.

III. OBJECTIVES

1.Assessment of Waste Management Practices: Investigate the current waste


management practices in Gravahan to understand the disposal methods and
identify potential improvements.

2.Environmental Impact Study: Evaluate the environmental impact of the large


amount of waste, focusing on issues such as pollution, soil degradation, and
effects on Matina River.

3.Flood Risk Analysis:


Conduct a study on the proximity to Matina River to assess the flood risk in the
area and propose measures for mitigation.

4.Health and Sanitation Survey:


Examine the health and sanitation conditions in the community, considering
issues like bad smells, pest infestation, and their potential impact on residents'
well-being.

5.Community Awareness and Education:


Explore the level of awareness among residents regarding waste management
and environmental issues, and propose educational programs to enhance
community awareness.
6.Urban Planning Recommendations:
Provide recommendations for urban planning initiatives to address
overcrowding, waste management, and flood risk, with a focus on sustainable
development.

7.Public Health Assessment: Investigate the potential health hazards associated


with poor waste management and flooding, assessing the impact on residents'
health.

8.Collaboration with Local Authorities:


Propose strategies for collaboration between the community and local
authorities to implement sustainable solutions for waste management and
environmental concerns.

These objectives aim to address the observed challenges in the community and
contribute to improving the overall living conditions for its residents.

IV. COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM DESIGN

Our group plans to develop people mindset especially in times of need.


Cooperation and teamwork must be present while securing it safety with the
knowledge and understanding they gain will result to the future of our
Environment.

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