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    Mark Jeson C. Noval is proposing a tree planting activity called "Roots of Resilience: Growing a Safer Tomorrow" at Bayugan City Senior High School. The objectives are to raise awareness of trees' importance for disaster risk reduction and the environment, plant native trees on campus, and foster responsibility. Students, advisers, and officers will plant trees on November 9th while practicing safety protocols. The trees will help stabilize soil, absorb floodwater, and improve air quality, benefiting the school and community long-term.

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    Mark Jeson C. Noval is proposing a tree planting activity called "Roots of Resilience: Growing a Safer Tomorrow" at Bayugan City Senior High School. The objectives are to raise awareness of trees' importance for disaster risk reduction and the environment, plant native trees on campus, and foster responsibility. Students, advisers, and officers will plant trees on November 9th while practicing safety protocols. The trees will help stabilize soil, absorb floodwater, and improve air quality, benefiting the school and community long-term.

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    Mark Jeson C. Noval is proposing a tree planting activity called "Roots of Resilience: Growing a Safer Tomorrow" at Bayugan City Senior High School. The objectives are to raise awareness of trees' importance for disaster risk reduction and the environment, plant native trees on campus, and foster responsibility. Students, advisers, and officers will plant trees on November 9th while practicing safety protocols. The trees will help stabilize soil, absorb floodwater, and improve air quality, benefiting the school and community long-term.

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    Activity Proposal SDR

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    Floriza Mangisel
    Mark Jeson C. Noval is proposing a tree planting activity called "Roots of Resilience: Growing a Safer Tomorrow" at Bayugan City Senior High School. The objectives are to raise awareness of trees' importance for disaster risk reduction and the environment, plant native trees on campus, and foster responsibility. Students, advisers, and officers will plant trees on November 9th while practicing safety protocols. The trees will help stabilize soil, absorb floodwater, and improve air quality, benefiting the school and community long-term.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    CARAGA REGION
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF BAYUGAN CITY
    BAYUGAN CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

    A. Information about the applicant


    Name of the Applicant/Proponents: Mark Jeson C. Noval
    Position: Teacher III/SDDRM Coordinator

    B. Profile of the Training


    i. Title of the Activity:
    ""Roots of Resilience: Growing a Safer Tomorrow"
    ii. Rationale
    Bayugan City Senior High School recognizes the looming threats
    posed by natural disasters and climate change. The campus is not immune
    to the dangers of floods, landslides, and soil erosion. To proactively mitigate
    these risks, we propose a tree planting activity.
    Trees serve as our natural allies in this endeavor. Their roots stabilize
    the soil, reducing the risk of erosion during heavy rains. In times of flooding,
    they act as sponges, absorbing excess water and helping lower floodwater
    levels. Moreover, trees contribute to better air quality by absorbing carbon
    dioxide and releasing oxygen.
    This tree planting activity is not just about creating a more resilient
    school environment; it's also a platform for nurturing environmental
    awareness and a sense of responsibility among our students and staff. As
    we actively participate in planting trees, we forge a deeper connection to the
    land and a commitment to safeguarding it for future generations.
    The impact of this initiative goes beyond the immediate future. The
    trees we plant today will continue to grow and thrive, becoming a lasting
    testament to our dedication to disaster risk reduction and environmental
    conservation.
    In conclusion, this tree planting activity is our way of taking concrete
    steps towards a safer and more sustainable tomorrow for our school and the
    broader community.

    iii. Objectives:
    1. To raise awareness among students and staff about the significance of
    trees in disaster risk reduction and environmental conservation.
    2. To actively contribute to the local ecosystem by planting a variety of
    native trees on the school grounds.
    3. To foster a sense of responsibility and community involvement among
    the school's stakeholders.

    iv. Content:

    a. Participants and Schedule

    DATE VENUE PARTICIPANTS

    November 09,2023 Bayugan City Senior High SSG, WINS, YES-O


    School advisers and officers

    b. Working Matrix

    TIME ACTIVITIES FACILITATOR

    7:30 - 8:00 AM Arrival/Attendance YES-O Officers


    8:00 - 8:10 AM Zumba SSG Officers

    8:10 - 8:40 AM Tree Planting Activity Andy B.


    Orehuela/Mark Jeson
    C. Noval

    C. Resources Requirements

     Tree saplings

     Tools: Shovels, watering cans, gloves, and other planting equipment.

    D. Evaluation
    After the event, conduct a short survey or feedback collection to
    assess the participants' understanding of the importance of tree planting for
    disaster risk reduction and environmental conservation.
    E. Gender Mainstreaming
    The activity shall involve the integration of a gender perspective into
    implementation of program to promote gender equality taking account both
    women’s and men’s interest and concerns.

    F. Safety Protocols
    First-Aid Kits:
     Have well-equipped first-aid kits readily available in case of minor
    injuries or health issues.
    Supervision:
     Have designated team leaders responsible for overseeing the safety of
    the participants.

    I. Expected Outcomes:

    The tree planting activity will bring immediate and lasting positive
    impacts to the environment, disaster resilience, community involvement,
    and education at Bayugan City Senior High School.

    Prepared by:

    Approved:

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