2. HARMONIZING AND INTEGRATING EXISTING NATIONAL AND LOCAL ANTI-POVERTY INTERVENTIONS in PPP’s POLITICAL-ECONOMIC PLATFORM OF GOVERNANCE through Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay’s STRATEGIC URBAN-RURAL PARTNERSHIP FOR LIVELIHOOD, USUFRUCT AND SUSTAINABILITY (SURPLUS)

3. Some of the Existing Anti-Poverty Programs and Projects Proposed to be Harmonized and Integrated to PPP’s POLITICAL-ECONOMIC PLATFORM OF GOVERNANCE National Government Agencies: –D–D–D–DSWD’s Pantawid ng Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) –N–N–N–NFA’s Tindahan ni Gloria –D–D–D–DOH’s Botika sa Barangay –D–D–D–DA’s Bagsakan Center –T–T–T–TESDA Skills Trainings –D–D–D–DEC’s Information Technology Program –B–B–B–BFAR’s Resource Management Program –D–D–D–DOST’s Transfer of Technology Program –E–E–E–Etc. Local Government Units (LGUs) –C–C–C–Case to Case Basis (it depends on their existing Anti-Poverty Program and Projects) Partido ng Pandaigdigang Pilipino (PPP): –S–S–S–Self-help Nutrition Program (SHNP) –F–F–F–Food Always In The Home (F.A.I.T.H.) Natural Farming/Gardening and Zero Waste Management Program –C–C–C–Community Kitchen-Mart with Built-in OFW Tawag Center/Tangkilikan / Bartering System

4. Legal Mandates … NATIONAL PLANNING SHALL BE BASED ON LOCAL PLANNING to ensure that the needs and aspirations of the people as well as those of the LGUs shall be considered in the formulation of budgets of NGAs… Article 405 (a), IRR of RA 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991); … LOCAL BUDGET PLANS AND GOALS SHALL AS FAR AS PRACTICABLE, BE HARMONIZED WITH NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND STRATEGIES in order to optimize the utilization of resources and to avoid duplication in the use of fiscal and physical resources… Article 405 (b), IRR of RA 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991); …it is likewise the policy of the State to require all national agencies and offices to CONDUCT PERIODIC CONSULTATIONS WITH appropriate LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS, NON-GOVERNMENTAL AND PEOPLE’S ORGANIZATIONS, and other concerned sectors of the community BEFORE ANY PROJECT OR PROGRAM IS IMPLEMENTED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE JURISDICTIONS… Sec. 2 (c), Chapter I, Title I, Book I, RA 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991);

5. …Any provision on a power of a local government unit shall be liberally interpreted in its favor, and in case of doubt, any question thereon shall be resolved in favor of devolution of powers and of the lower local government unit. Any fair and reasonable doubt as to the existence of the power shall be interpreted in favor of the local government unit concerned... Sec. 5 (a), Chapter 1, Title I, Book I, RA 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991); … The general welfare provision of this Code (RA 7160) shall be liberally interpreted to give more powers to local government units in accelerating economic development and UPGRADING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE PEOPLE in the community… Sec. 5 (c), Chapter 1, Title I, Book I, RA 7160 (Local Government Code of 1991)

6. Proposed Harmonization and Integration Conceptual Framework using the Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay Principles and Applications

7. Why BAYANIHAN SA HANAP-BUHAY? HANAP-BUHAY ay… BAYANIHAN ay… U Una ang “Bayan” (Nation) M May “aya” (Challenge, calling) K Kailangan ng mga “Bayani” (Hero) asali ka sa “Anihan, “Ani” (Harvest, abundance, prosperity) B Bayanihan (cooperation, sharing, volunteerism) BAYANAYABAYANI ANIANIHAN BAYANIHAN P Paghahanap ng kaganapan ng Buhay; sa tahanan, sa kapitbahayan, sa mga pagawaan at opisina; aghahanap ng tunay na kahulugan at diwa ng Buhay; agsasabuhay ng Ama namin… “…mapasaamin ang kaharian mo, sundin ang loob mo, dito sa lupa, para nang sa langit …”

8. Understanding the Current Traditional (dominating) Trading System as Reference to Establish a Direct Trading Partnership between the Consumers and the Producers using the Electronic Trading Network System

9. THE TRADITIONAL (DOMINATING) TRADING SYSTEM RETAILERS CONSUMERS BUYERS WHOLESALERS (Catbalogan, Navotas, Divisoria, Balintawak, etc.) FISHERFOLKS / FARMERS

10. RETAILERSBUYERS CONSUMERS WHOLESALERS (Navotas, Divisoria, Balintawak, etc.) FISHERFOLKS / FARMERS e-Card Holders in the Consuming Communities e-Card Holders in the Production Communities KITA NG BUYERS KITA NG RETAILERS BAGSAKAN CENTER e-Trading Network System e-Card Holders in the Consuming Communities e-Card Holders in the Production Communities BALIK PUHUNA N BALIK TANGKILI K INTRODUCING THE e-TRADING NETWORK SYSTEM

11. Balik- Serbisyo Balik- Tangkilik Balik- Puhunan e-Card Holders in the Producing Communities KITA NG BUYER BAGSAKAN CENTER e-Trading Network System KITA NG RETAILER BSP System BHB-CKMO System e-Card Holders in the Consuming Communities Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay Service Cooperative BHB-CMO System – Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay Community Kitchen-Mart Outlet System BSP System – Bayanihang Sakahan Production System THE BAYANIHAN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

12. The Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay Community Franchising System (BHB-CFS) as the MODE OF OWNERSHIP guided by the General Agreement on People’s Trade and Investments (GAPTI)

13. BAYANIHAN SA HANAP-BUHAY COMMUNITY FRANCHISING SYSTEM (BHB-CFS) Free EnterpriseSocial Enterprise + Profit Service, non-profit Corporation Cooperative Limited Individual Ownership Unlimited Individual Ownership Sources of Capital: Money and Real State Properties Sources of Capital: Money, Real State Properties, Time, Skills and Talent Highest Policy Making: Owner/s or Board of Trustees/Directors Highest Policy Making: General Assembly Service FIRST, then Profit if still needed CORPORATIVE 40%-20%-40% Regulated & Flexible Interlocking Ownership System Sources of Capital: Money, Real State Properties, Time, Skills and Talent Highest Policy Making: General Assembly backed up by a Professional Secretariat The Marrying of the Prevailing Economic Mindsets += += += += += ALTERNATIVE ECONOMIC SYSTEM =

14. To illustrate; BHB-CFS is like this… laptop

15. GENERAL AGREEMENT ON PEOPLE’S TRADE AND INVESTMENT (GAPTI) BSP e-Card Holders CKMO e-Card Holders BHB-CKMO System BSP System BHB-CKMO System – Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay Community Kitchen-Mart Mart Outlet System BSP System – Bayanihang Sakahan Production System 40%20%40%40%20%40%40%20%40% BHB e-Trading Network System CKMO System BSP e- Card Holders BHB SC CKMO e- Card Holders BSP e- Card Holders BHB SC CKMO e- Card Holders BSP e- Card Holders BHB SC CKMO e- Card HoldersBAGSAKAN CENTER e-Trading Network System Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay Service Cooperative (BHB-SC) (Regulated & Flexible Interlocking Ownership System)

16. 20% Balik- Serbisyo 40% Balik- Tangkilik 40% Balik- Puhunan KITA NG BUYER BAGSAKAN CENTER BAGSAKAN CENTER e-Trading Network System KITA NG RETAILER BSP System CKMO System 40%40%20% 40%20%40%20%40% e-Card Holders in the Producing Communities Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay Service Cooperative “EFFECTIVELY ELIMINATING THE “GREED” 40% e-Card Holders in the Consuming Communities

17. PROFIT SHARING SCHEME: PMO System Distribution of Net Surplus per BHBETU: CKMO LVCFO’s (BHB Advocate) Balik Serbisyo30% BSP-CKMO LVCFO’s Share Capital Devt. Fund04% CKMO e-Card Holder's (BHB Supporters) Balik-Tangkilik10% BSP e-Card Holder's Share Capital Devt. Fund03% Welfare & Development Fund10% CKMO ELC Faculty Development Support Fund07% SanDIWAan Fellowship Fund07% BHBe-Trading Network System Maintenance Fund05% BHB Cooperative Bank Development Fund14% BHBSC’s Administration and Operations10% ------ Total 100% COMMUNITY KITCHEN-MART OUTLET (CKMO) SYSTEM

18. PROFIT SHARING SCHEME: BSP Distribution of Net Surplus per BHBETU: BSP LVCFO’s (BHB Advocate) B BB Balik-Serbisyo30% CKMO LVCFO’s Share Capital Devt. Fund04% BSPe-Card Holder's (BHB Supporters) B BB Balik-Tangkilik10% CKMOe-Card Holder's Share Capital Devt. Fund03% Welfare & Development Fund10% BSP-ELC Faculty Development Support Fund07% SanDIWAan Fellowship Fund07% BHBe-Trading Network System Maintenance Fund05% BHB Cooperative Bank Development Fund14% BHBSC’s Administration and Operations10% ------ Total 100% BAYANIHANG SAKAHAN PRODUCTION (BSP) SYSTEM

19. BHB’s STRATEGIC URBAN-RURAL PARTNERSHIP FOR LIVELIHOOD, USUFRUCT AND SUSTAINABILITY (SURPLUS) Family Circles of KPS, OFC, Daram City, Better QC, Koronadal, etc. Self-Help Nutrition Program (BHB Enterprise Training Units for Production Side) FAITH NATURAL FARMING & ZERO WASTE MANAGEMENT BHB Community Kitchen-Mart with OFW Tawag Center BHB BAGSAKAN CENTER e-Trading Network System (BHB Enterprise Training Units for Market Side) Self-Help Nutrition Program Social Enterprise Partners

20. Stake Holders PPP as the integrator and Political-Economic director; OFCI’s Anita’s Kitchen as the SHNP (Self-help Nutrition Program) Technology Provider; Natural Farming Philippines as F.A.I.T.H. (Food Always in the Home) and Zero Waste Technology Provider; BHB Management Consultancy as Community Kitchen- Mart with built-in OFW Tawag Center Community Franchising System Technology Provider; Calbayog Online as OFW Tawag Center Provider; KPS, OFC, Daram City, Koronadal and other NGOs and POs as Strategic Implementing Program Partners through their respective BHB Strategic Extension Learning Centers; KPS Resource and Learning Center, Netbridge, FMWG, Pinoy Pamilya Foundation, Ople Center, etc. as BHB Strategic Learning Center’s Technology and Curriculum Development Partners.

22. Table of Contents 1.W hy Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay (BHB)? 2.W hat is a BHB Community Kitchen-Mart? 3.W hat is Community Franchising System? 4.H ow to Start and Develop a BHB Community Kitchen-Mart? 5.H ow to become Part-Owner of the BHB- Community Kitchen-Mart?

23. Why BAYANIHAN SA HANAP-BUHAY? HANAP-BUHAY ay… BAYANIHAN ay… U Una ang “Bayan” (Nation) M May “aya” (Challenge, calling) K Kailangan ng mga “Bayani” (Hero) asali ka sa “Anihan, “Ani” (Harvest, abundance, prosperity) B Bayanihan (cooperation, sharing, volunteerism) BAYANAYABAYANI ANI ANIHANBAYANIHAN P Paghahanap ng kaganapan ng Buhay; sa tahanan, sa kapitbahayan, sa mga pagawaan at opisina; aghahanap ng tunay na kahulugan at diwa ng Buhay; agsasabuhay ng Ama namin… “…mapasaamin ang kaharian mo, sundin ang loob mo, dito sa lupa, para nang sa langit …”

24. What is a BHB Community Kitchen-Mart? It is a typical “Carinderia cum Sari-Sari Store” type of enterprise inter-dependent to other BHB Community Kitchen-Mart nearby with Built-in Tawag Center of OFWs; It is located where the subscribers are residing, working or regularly frequenting; It can be mobile or permanently set-up; It serves and provide the basic consumptions of the members who will become part of Bayanihan sa Hanap-Buhay Citizens Action Network (BHB-CAN); It is owned by the members but managed by a Professional Management Cooperative through the Community Franchising System (CFS).

25. What is Community Franchising System laptop

26. How to Start and Develop a BHB Community Kitchen-Mart? 1.L earn how to budget Php 500.00 to serve 30 persons with 3-4 viands through Self Help Nutrition Program (SHNP); 2.L essen the cost of SHNP ingredients through FAITH Natural Farming System and Zero Waste Management Technology; 3.L essen Cash dependence through BHB Tangkilikan / Bartering Coupon System.

27. Become a BHB-CAN Advocate and enroll to BHB-CFS 216 Class. –A–A–A–A two-hour-once a week-six months BHB Community Franchising System Class. –I–I–I–Included in the module are: BHB Strategic Development Framework Teachings on Bayanihan and Spirituality of Stewardship; Self and Organizational Awareness and Development Process; Basic Economics and Entreprenurial Management; Basic Natural Farming System and Zero Waste Technology; Basic Information Technology (IT) to apply the BHB Tangkilikan Coupon System. How to become PART-OWNER of the BHB Community Kitchen-Mart?

28. Thank You and God bless us all!