ProGED Achievements Report National Level and Replication Sites (1 January to 22 August 2014) Mr...

ProGED Achievements Report

National Level and Replication Sites (1 January to 22 August 2014)

Mr Jerry ClavesillasDirector, DTI BSMED

2 ProGED Monitoring and Replanning Meeting

27 to 28 August 2014Bohol Bee Farm

Dao, Dauis, Bohol

Line of Intervention 1Information & Awareness on GED

Commission Indicator 2At least 25 entrepreneurs (men and women) that are contributing to an environment friendly and climate smart (mitigation and adaptation) economic development are publicly recognized on the basis of a standardized and transparent approach

Process IndicatorAchieved / 2014 Targets

Main Activities Next Steps

1. No of information materials / knowledge products on good greening practices of MSMEs and LGUs prepared

2/7 Bohol Bee Farm and Amarela Resort (for distribution)

Identify SMEs with green practices in pilot and replication areas for documentation

Output 1: MSMEs and LGUs realize that being environment friendly and climate smart makes economic sense


Process Indicator Achieved / 2014 Targets Main Activities/Details Next Steps

2. No of greening sensitization / learning events conducted

19/14(136%)

Greening the SMERA in:Pampanga- 3 Laguna – 4Palawan – 2Albay – 3Neg Occ – 4Neg Or – 2Caraga – 3

Continue integrating green elements in DTI PAPs

3. No of MSMEs, LGUs and other stakeholders participating in the sensitization / learning events

1061/525(202%)

Pampanga- 124Laguna – 227Palawan – 113Albay – 235Neg Occ – 76??Neg Or – 137Caraga - 149

Monitor the SMEs who will implement green measures after the sensitization

Output 1: MSMEs and LGUs realize that being environment friendly and climate smart makes economic sense


Process Indicator Achieved / 2014 Targets Main Activities Next Steps

4. List of national and international MSME green awards and certification programs prepared

1/1 (100%) • Circulated draft Green Award Guidelines for MSMED Councils• Draft Green Award Guidelines were shared with CCCI and MCCI

Encourage SMED Councils to develop awards for Green SMEs


Output 2: MSMEs which go green are publicly recognized, for example through green tourism standards


5. No of MSMEs supported for nomination to green awards

4/14(29%)

• Submitted four (4) nominations for the Emerging Tourism Brand Award

• Bellevue Hotel, Bohol inquired about the ASEAN Green Hotel Standards

Identify SMEs with green practices and support their nomination to green awards

6. No of MSMEs awarded / publicly recognized

0/7(0%)

Nominate SMEs for green awards


Output 2: MSMEs which go green are publicly recognized, for example through green tourism standards

Commission Indicator 3At least 200 MSMEs (led by men and women) have implemented recommendations on measures to increase competitiveness by adopting an environment friendly and climate smart (mitigation and adaptation) business model (for instance through waste reduction, resource efficiency, climate risk management) that were suggested by capacitated service providers (such as trainings, energy audits, walk throughs).

Line of Intervention 2Green Service Facilitation and Matchmaking

Output 3: MSMEs demand enterprise specific climate smart and environment friendly services and / or technologies which enhance their competitiveness


7. Matchmaking Strategy / Concept Note Prepared

.5/1(50%)

Drafted Concept Note Finalize Concept Note (MB)

8. No of matchmaking events between green service providers and / or green technology suppliers and MSMEs conducted

3/7(43%)

Albay - 2 (Conducted Matching between green technology suppliers and dealers/buyersLaguna – 1 (Ecowise Korea and Food Companaies)

Integrate matchmaking events during SMERA


Laguna Matchmaking Event

• Eco-Wise Korea provided consultancy assistance to 9 Laguna food processors (on-going) – Eco-Wise approved their free consultancy

assistance for 9 Laguna food processors – Laguna food processors enrolled with Eco Wise;

SSF Beneficiaries; Other MSMEs

Albay Matchmaking Events

1. During the SME Roving Academy - Suppliers of Solar Panels and Coco Coir Products as insulation materials

2. Solar Products Presentation and Demo for Interested Local Dealers & Buyers by Solar Market Trading (with Filipino suppliers based in Taiwan) - August 9, 2014, Ninong's Hotel, Legazpi City, DTI -RO V & Albay on August 11, 2014 & at the Divine Word College of Legazpi on August 10, 2014



9. No of MSMEs participating in matchmaking events

39/140(28%)

Laguna -12Albay - 27

Identify and invite SMEs during mat

10. No of MSMEs signifying interest to avail of green business development services and / or adopt green technologies

272/105(259%)

Laguna- 35Albay – 236Agusan - 1

Monitor SMEs who are interested to avail of green BDS/ adopt green technologies


Albay

• SMEs signifying interest to go green- 1. Participants to the Albay Green SME Roving

Academy and ProGED Launching practically signified their interest in availing of or adopting green technologies and initiatives as they signed the ALBAY GREEN MANIFESTO

2. SME participants to the Solar Products Presentation



11. No of MSMEs availing green business development services and / or adopting green technologies or greening operations through own initiatives

25/70(36%)

Laguna – 10Albay – 14Agusan - 1

12. No of MSMEs greening their operations

25/70(36%)

Laguna – 10Albay – 14Agusan - 1

Monitor SMEs that started greening their operations


Output 4: Service providers offer services which are known to and demanded by MSMEs as they become environment friendly and climate smart


13. No of profiles of green service providers and their service packages prepared

17/40(42%)

Prepared profiles:9 from Cebu and 6 from Bohol2 from Negros Occidental

Request more service providers to fill out the profile forms. Database with basic information of 40 GSPs available

14. List and / or catalogue of green technology suppliers prepared

1/1(100%)

Database updated as of May 2014 Calendar/Reference guide of green technology suppliers, service providers and finance


Output 5: More MSMEs acquire information on the requirements and possibilities to access green finance


15. No of green finance information materials / knowledge products

0/0 Develop a KP on how to access green finance

16. No of green financing events conducted

1/0 Albay (1) - Green Financing Clinic back to back with the Albay Green SME Roving Academy last July 30, 2014

Conduct green financing events combined with SMERA


Output 5: More MSMEs acquire information on the requirements and possibilities to access green finance



17. No of MSMEs participating in the green financing events

44/0 Albay invited the following FIs:SB Corporation DBPRB of PiAllaraRB of MakatiLand BankRB of CamaligTSPISEDP

Monitor SMEs linked with the FIs


Output 6: Companies introduce climate smart and environment friendly ways of doing business within their supply chain


18. No of companies (Big Brother) introducing environment friendly ways of doing business to their suppliers

5/7(71%)

Laguna (1)– Toyota MotorsAlbay (3)– Cocogreen Technologies, Pilipinas Ecofiber, Southeastern FiberNegros Occ (1)– Echostore

Identify more big brothers

19. No of MSMEs/suppliers adopting green practices introduced by their buyers

2 / 14(14%)

Albay: 101 Shopping Mall, DCTV Cable

Big brothers/DTI to monitor SMEs/suppliers adopting green practices


Line of Intervention 3Green Framework Conditions

Commission Indicator 1The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) applies the piloted approaches on environment friendly and climate smart (mitigation and adaptation) inclusive economic development, which take into account the special interests of men and women and address potential conflicts, in at least 14 LGUs outside of the pilot areas on the basis of a replication strategy

Output 7: DTI‘s programs and approaches better support MSMEs in making their businesses more climate smart and environment friendly



20. Concept Note / Replication Strategy prepared and agreed with the DTI

1/1 (100%) Concept Note prepared was approved by Steering Committee






21. No of GED learning events/sessions for DTI and other relevant stakeholders conducted / facilitated

14/7 (200%)

Conducted 4 learning visits:• Thailand• South Korea• Germany• CebuConducted 1 GED Training for DTIConducted 9 Learning Sessions:• DTI BSMED• DTI Caraga• DTI Negros Oriental• DTI Pampanga• DTI 4B• DTI Region 5• DTI Albay• DTI Laguna• DTI Industry Cluster Managers

Follow up meetings for the Thailand, Korea and Germany Learning visits


Process Indicator Achieved / 2014 Targets Next Steps

22. No of DTI staff and other relevant stakeholders participating in GED learning events

284/180(158%)

# of pax in learning visits• Thailand ( 19 )• South Korea ( 14 )• Germany (22 )• Cebu (3)# of pax in GED Training (42 )# of Pax in Learning Sessions:• DTI BSMED (14)• DTI Caraga(50)• DTI Negros Occ (7)• DTI Pampanga(14)• DTI 4B (8)• DTI Region 5 (51)• DTI Albay• DTI Laguna (18)• DTI Industry Cluster

Managers (22)

Monitor application of learning of the participants




23. No of provinces where green economic development approaches and programs are replicated

7/7(100%)

Conducted ProGED orientation with DTI officials and staff of the replication sites

Identify additional 7 provinces for approval by the Steering Committee in Sept

24. ProGED Replication Reference Document prepared

1/1(100%)

Prepared the Reference Document

For review and finalization

25. DTI wide Green Results Framework adopted

1/1(100%)

Green elements integrated in DTI at various levels/programsConducted scoping mission in greening industry roadmaps

Follow up mission in September in greening industry roadmaps




26. No of DTI national / regional / provincial industry clusters integrating green approaches

4/7(57%)

Negros Or – TourismCaraga – Bamboo Palawan – TourismAlbay – Homestyle & Wearable

Pampanga – Furniture & Organic VegetablesLaguna – TourismNegros Occ – TourismPalawan (San Vicente) - Tourism

27. No of DTI national plans, programs and projects integrating green approaches

3/3(100%)

BSMED integrated green elements in the ff:. SMED Plan.. SMERA. SFF (after signing of Joint Memo Circular (JMC)

Explore how other DTI National Programs can integrate green elements




28. No of DTI programs and projects integrating green approaches implemented at the provincial level

5/3(167%)

DTI Provinces integrated green elements in the ff:. SMED Plan. SMERA. Trade Fairs. BUB/GPB. Consumer Advocacy

Integrate green elements in other DTI Programs and projects



Commission Indicator 4MSME development councils (comprising representatives of LGUs, private sector, NGAs) have passed at least 10 resolutions on environment friendly and climate smart inclusive economic development, of which at least 3 are addressed to the national level

Output 8: MSMES, LGUs, NGAs and BMOs cooperate to use opportunities for an environment friendly and climate smart development


29. Climate smart location concept note prepared

0/1 Tap consultant to develop the concept note

30. No of green projects and / or initiatives implemented by SMED Councils or other relevant groups and its members

1/7(14%)

PILI ITANOM KO PARA SA FUTURO KO - a greening project of the Camalig Chamber of Business & Industries launched last June 13, 2014. Initially provided and planted 700 pili seedlings to grade one pupils in 3 public elementary schools in the town of Camalig, Albay.

Monitor green projects implemented by SMED Councils and their members




31. No of provincial / regional GED network meetings conducted

1/0 Albay: Meeting of the ProGED Core Group last July 23, 2014

Organize a network of GED champions per location

32. No of stakeholders participating in provincial / regional GED network meetings

5/0 Invited learning visit participants to the the GED network

Invite more members to the network





33. No of resolutions passed at subnational level

0/7(0%)

Encourage SMEDCs to pass resolutions

34. No of sub national resolutions submitted to the national level

1/1 (100%)

Resolution to SB Corp. to allocate special fund for typhoon Glenda affected Albay SMEs incorporating green technologies and equipment for possible funding. SBC initially approved Ph 37.5 million under its Enterprise Rehabilitation Fund for Albay for the period July - December, 2014


GED Sensitization and Learning Event in Caraga

GED Sensitization and Greening the Tourism Workshop in Puerto Princesa, Palawan

GED Sensitization in El Nido, Palawan

GED Sensitization and Greening the Tourism VC Workshop in Palawan

ProGED Launching in Albay30 July 2013

ProGED Launching in Albay

30 July 2013

Pampanga SMED Council General Assembly and SMERA

24 July 2014

Pampanga SMED Council General

Assembly and SMERA24 July 2014

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