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III. Identification and appraisal of income-generating projects


III. Identification and appraisal of income-generating projects

1. Project types

As of 26 September 1994, a total of 32 IGPs categorized into 10 project types has been identified and corresponding project appraisal reports/proposals have been prepared based on the results of the feasibility studies. The IGPs are proposed by 10 women's groups to benefit 288 participants in seven barangays within the project area (Table 1).

2. Financing schemes

Table 2 presents the financing plan for each of the 32 IGPs prepared, indicating the key components (LBP loan and participants' equity contribution) and total project cost. As a whole, the 32 projects require a total investment of P2,511,768.00, of which 70% or P1,754,786.00 will be provided in loan proceeds and P756, 982.00 or 30% as equity contribution of the participants.

By project type, the average percentages of total project cost per key components are as follows:

PROJECT TYPE

NO. OF PROJECT

AVE. PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL PROJECT COST

   

LOAN COMPONENT

EQUITY CONTRIBUTION

a) Fish Trading Retail

10

83.4

16.6

Wholesale

1

93.7

6.3

b) Commodity Trading

9

60.1

39.9

c) Hog Fattening

3

68.0

32.0

d) Bamboo Trading

1

86.1

13.9

e) Fish Capture

2

51.3

48.7

f) Fish Nets

1

17.9

82.1

g) Canteen Operation

1

68.2

51.8

h) Dried Fish Trading

1

95.5

4.5

i) Rolling Store

1

66.5

33.5

i) Bagoong Trading

1

96.0

4.0

k) Palay Trading

1

95.0

5.0

TABLE 1

PROJECT TYPES BY PROPONENT

PROPONENT

LOCATION

TOTAL NO. OF PROJECTS

NO. OF PAX

PROJECT TYPES

1. Mona Mothers' Association

Mona, Alaminos

3

11

Fish Trading

     

3

Commodity Trading

     

13

Hog Fattening

2. Dangley Loving Mothers' Association

   

20

Fish Trading

 

Dangley, Agno

4

6

Commodity Trading

     

5

Bamboo Trading

     

2

Fish Captureng

     

33

 

3. Masiden Loving Mothers' Association

Masidem, Bani

2

17

Wholesale Fish Trading

     

17

Retail Fish Trading

     

34

 

4. San Isidro Women's Action Club

San Isidro, Binmaley

2

17

Fish Trading

     

5

Commodity Trading

     

22

 

5. Boracay Women's Ass'n.

Pao-llio-llio, Burgos

4

19

Fish Trading '

     

6

Commodity Trading

     

1

Fish Capture

     

5

Fish Nets

     

31

 

6. Samahan Ng Mga kababaihan sa Bolasi (SAKABO)

Bolasi, San Fabian

3

11

Fish Trading

     

2

Commodity Trading

     

19

Hog Fattening

     

32

 

7. Longos Women's Ass'n.

Longos, Amangonan,

2

19

Fish Trading

 

San Fabian

 

4

Commodity Trading

     

23

 

8. Rang-ay Women's Ass'n.

Mabilao, San Fabian

4

7

Fish Trading

     

6

Commodity Trading

     

2

Canteen Operation

     

19

Hog Fattening

     

34

 

9. Narvarte Women's Ass'n.

Nibaliw, San Fabian

2

19

Fish Trading

     

4

Commodity Trading

     

23

 

10. Pangascasan Mothers' Association

Pangascasan, Sual

6

1

Dried Fish Trading

     

2

Rolling Store

     

1

Bagoong Trading

     

7

Palay Trading

     

8

Fish Trading

     

10

Commodity Trading

     

29

 

TOTAL

 

32

288

 

SUMMARY:

TOTAL NO. OF PROPONENTS : 10

NO. OF PROJECT TYPES : 12

TOTAL NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 288

TOTAL NO. OF PROJECTS : 32

TABLE 2

FINANCING SCHEMES BY PROJECT, TYPE/PROPONENT

PROPONENT/LOCATION

PROJECT TYPE

LOAN COMPONENT

PARTICIPANTS' EQUITY CONTRBN

TOTAL PROJECT COST

   

AMOUNT

%

AMOUNT

%

AMOUNT

%

1. Mona Mothers Association Mona, Alaminos (2nd Round of Loans/Same IGPs)

Fish Trading

P 52,620

88.2

P 7,040

11.8

P 59,660

100.0

 

Cmdty Trading

10,656

55.4

8,580

44.6

19,236

100.0

 

Hog Fattening

144 ,997

68.0

68,214

32.0

213,211

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 208,273

71.3

P 83,834

28.7

P 292,107

100.0

2. Dangley Loving Mothers' Ass'n. Dangley. Agno (2nd Round of Loans/Same IGPs)

Fish Trading

P 96,075

85.6

P 16,100

14.4

P 112,175

100.0

 

Cmdty Trading

39,425

66.2

20,160

33.8

59,585

100.0

 

Bamboo Trdg.

34,335

86.1

5,550

13.9

39,885

100.0

 

Fish Capture

34.000

55.9

26,800

44.1

60,800

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 203,835

74.8

P 68,610

25.2

P 272, 445

100.0

3. Loving Mothers' Association Masidem, Bani (2nd Round of Loans/*New IGP)

Wholesale Fish Trig.*

P 102,000

93.7

P 6,882

6.3

P 108,88

100.0

 

Retail Fish Trading

59,500

80.9

14,025

19.1

73,52

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 161,500

88.5

P 20,907

11.5

P 182,407

100.0

4. Women's Action Club, Sn. Isidro Norte, Binmaley (2nd Round of Loans/Same IGPs)

Fish Trading

P 69,175

81.5

P 15,725

18.5

P 84,900

100.0

 

Cmdty Trading

27,545

61.4

17,300

38.6

44,84

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 96,720

74.5

33,025

25.5

P 129,74

100.0

5. Boracay Women's Association Pao-Ilio-Ilio. Burgos (2nd Round of Loans/Same IGPs)

Fish Trading

P 81,230

84.2

P 15,295

15.8

P 96,525

100.0

 

Cmdy. Trading

36,340

64.3

20,160

35.7

56,500

100.0

 

Fish Capture

17,000

46.6

19,450

53.4

36,4S

100.0

 

Fish Nets

28,800

17.9

132,000

82.1

160,800

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 163,370

46.6

186,905

53.4

P 350,275

100.0

6. Samahan ng mga Kababaihan sa Bolasi (SAKABO) Bolasi, San Fabian (2nd Round of Loans/Same IGPs)

Fish Trading

P 58,420

85.6

9,845

14.4

P 68,26

100.0

 

Comdty Trdg.

10,938

56.9

8,300

43.1

19,23

100.0

 

Hog Fattening

242,088

71.5

96,335

28.5

338,42

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 311,446

73.1

P 114,480

26.9

P 425,926

100.0

7. Longos Women's Association Longos Amangonan, SF. (2nd Round of Loans/Same IGPs)

Fish Trading

P 80,885

81.9

P 17,860

18.1

P 98,745

100.0

 

Comdty Trdg.

25,267

65.3

13,440

34.7

38,70

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 106,152

77.2

P 31,300

22.8

P 137,452

100.0

8. Rang-Ay Women's Association Mabilao, San Fabian (1st Round of Loans/New IGPs)

Fish Trading

P 24,640

78.0

P 6,965

22.0

P 31,60

100.0

 

Comdty Trdg.

24,798

55.2

20,160

44.8

44,98

100.0

 

Canteen Optn.

8,262

68.2

3,849

31.8

12,11

100.0

 

Hog Fattening

149,490

64.6

81,865

35.4

231,355

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 207,190

64.7

112,839

35.3

P 320,02

100.0

9. Narvarte Women's Asssociation Nibaliw, SF. (2nd Round of Loans/Same IGPs)

Fish Trading

P 94,895

84.6

P 17,290

15.4

P 112,18

100.0

 

Commodity Trading

28,289

63.9

16,000

36.1

44,28

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 123,184

78.7

P 33,290

21.3

P 156,474

100.0

10. Pangascasan Mothers' Ass'n. Pangascasan, Sual (2nd Round of Loans/ Same IGPs)

Dried Fish Trading

P 6,400

95.5

P 300

4.5

P 6,70

100.0

 

Rolling Store

6,558

66.5

3,300

33.5

9,858

100.0

 

Bagoong Trdg.

4,860

96.0

200

4.0

5,060

100.0

 

Palay Trading

63,000

95.0

3.010

5.0

66,010

100.0

 

Fish Trading

26,880

83.2

5,432

16.8

32,31

100.0

 

Comdty Trdg.

65,418

52.3

59,550

47.7

124,968

100.0

 

SUB-TOTAL

P 173,116

70.7

P 71,792

29.3

P 244,908

100.0

GRAND TOTAL

P 1,754,786

69.9

P 756,982

30.1

P 2,511,768

100.0

3. Gestation and sustainability

The results of the feasibility studies indicate that that the IGPs submitted for financing are viable from the marketing, financial and operational viewpoints and, consequently, favorably recommended for approval.

Through series of financial projections, the financial profitabilities of the project were appraised, including their capability to generate the cash requirements of project operations as well as the debt-service obligations of the proponents.

Hereunder are the selected financial profitability indicators for each project type (based on the average):

PROJECT TYPE

RETURN ON INVESTMENT

PAYBACK PERIOD

PROFIT MARGIN

 

(%)

MONTHS

(%)

a) Fish Trading

     

· Wholesale Trading

33.0

3.03

88.0

· Fish Retail Trading

39.3

2.6

52.4

b) Commodity Trading

40.5

2.8

92.2

c) Hog Fattening

27.0

3.9

75.8

d) Bamboo Trading

37.4

2.67

50.8

e) Fish Capture

36.6

2.73

97.0

f) Fish Nets

35.5

2.8

99.6

g) Canteen Operation

52.6

1.9

28.2

h) Dried Fish Trading

39.5

2.5

75.7

i) Rolling Store

51.3

2.0

94.0

j) Bagoong Trading

31.3

3.19

76.9

k) Palay Trading

20.2

4.94

84.9

The foregoing indicates the potentials of the IGPs for sustained profitability and higher income with the proper management guidance and direction.

4. Status of loan applications

As of 22 September 1994, proposals for seven women's associations have been submitted, out of which loans of three women's groups were released for the month of September

The project proposals of three remaining women's associations are due for submission to the Land Bank within the week of 22 September 1994.

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