2014 SMERA SUMMARY OF RTEC OBSERVATIONS/COMMENTS 1. No convergence with partner agencies providing programs/projects to MSMEs in the conduct of the Roving Academy. 2. Need to increase number of participants (Total Proposed is 1,622) 3. Localize trainings to optimize fund. Consider tapping the expertise of DTI SME Counselors and/or SHINDAN-trained staff across provinces or experts from other partner agencies. 4. For Skills Training Proposed: Provide information on the volume of raw material production and areas of plantation Identify target market- to ascertain viability/continuity/sustainability of projects.

2014 SMERA SUMMARY OF RTEC OBSERVATIONS/COMMENTS 5. Proposed training must address the Training Needs Analysis (TNAs) of the POs Priority Sectors. 6. Utilize the Risograph & Photocopying Machines (whichever is available) of Shared Service Facility Business Resource Center for the reproduction of manuals and training materials 7.Updating and submission of the 2013 Database of MSME Participants (Deadline for submission: RO – March 5; HO – March 14) NOTE: Refer to the USEC Memo dated February 27, 2014 re: Targets, Training Modules, Post Activity Report, Registration Forms and Banner

NSO DATA ON MSMEs Reference: Memo dated Jan. 30, 2014 from BMSMED 2012 NSO DATA Proposed To be Assisted Province MicroPercentageNumber Abra107715%315 Apayao28910 %210 Benguet %735 Ifugao82910 %210 Kalinga %315 Mountain Province %315 TOTAL % 2100

USEC MAGLAYA’S DIRECTIVE As of February 27, 2014 Target Number of Runs : 44 Budget Allocation : P 516, Average cost per run : P 11, Target Number of MSMEs : 2,100 (50% of 4,200) Proposed Training Runs Province Total Proposed Trainings AprMayJuneJulyAugSeptOctNovProposed Allocation Abra ,215 Apayao ,450 Benguet ,195 Ifugao622258,725 Kalinga833293,960 Mountain Province ,235 TOTAL ,780