Several videos in youtube are labeled/named Camaligan Group of Talents. Anyone who can give me more info about them? Like, who they are? From what place/s of Camaligan do they come from? What talents other than dancing do they share/showcase? etc. etc.
Video from youtube posted by upperone00.
Friday, February 18, 2011
CAMALIGUENO ATTENDS 2ND BJA CONGRESS
Source: http://www.adnu.edu.ph/NewsAndEvents/12222007e.asp
AdNU Center for Local Governance (CLG) represented by its Director, Dr. Malu Barcillano attended the Gerry Roxas Foundation (GRF) the 2nd Barangay Justice Advocates (BJA) Congress in Davao City Last December 3-4, 2007. She was joined by two BJAs, Mr. Zoilo Alfonso from Barangay Marupit, Camaligan Camarines Sur and Hon. Tomas V. San Tomas, Punong Barangay from San Vicente Camarines Sur. One of the highlights of the activity was the exhibit of good practices adopted and developed in the course of the BJSS implementation. The Hon. Emmanuel Galicia, Councilor of Davao City (in behalf of the City Mayor Rodrigo R. Duterte) and Mrs. Judy A. Roxas Chairperson of the GRF Board of Trustees delivered the welcome remarks and Congress Overview. Among the distinguished guests of honors who attended the occasion were H.E. Reynato S. Puno, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Mr. Steve Edmenstes, Mr. Jon D. Linborg (Mission Director of the USAID) and Senator Mar Roxas, member of the of the GRF Board of Trustees. They all gave their inspirational messages to the participants. 
The Barangay Justice Service System (BJSS) is a project implemented by the Gerry Roxas Foundation (GRF) with the support by the USAID since 1998. Following its pilot implementation in Capiz, the BJSS expanded its coverage nationwide. As of October 2007, there are more than 1,700 BJSS barangays in almost 120 municipalities and cities.
The Ateneo de Naga University-Center for Local Governance (AdNU-CLG) being a member of the Consortium of the Centers for Local Governance was involved in the said Project since year 2001. They were able to cover four (4) municipalities namely: Baao, Camaligan, Magarao and San Fernando for the BJSS Phase III Project and in following year 2002, BJSS Phase IV was implemented in the two (2) Municipalities of Canaman and Pili. A total of twenty-seven (27) barangays and two hundred seventy eight (278) trained Barangay Justice Advocates (BJA’s) in the province benefited from the project.
CLG Participates in the 2nd BARANGAY JUSTICE ADVOCATES (BJA) CONGRESS
AdNU Center for Local Governance (CLG) represented by its Director, Dr. Malu Barcillano attended the Gerry Roxas Foundation (GRF) the 2nd Barangay Justice Advocates (BJA) Congress in Davao City Last December 3-4, 2007. She was joined by two BJAs, Mr. Zoilo Alfonso from Barangay Marupit, Camaligan Camarines Sur and Hon. Tomas V. San Tomas, Punong Barangay from San Vicente Camarines Sur. One of the highlights of the activity was the exhibit of good practices adopted and developed in the course of the BJSS implementation. The Hon. Emmanuel Galicia, Councilor of Davao City (in behalf of the City Mayor Rodrigo R. Duterte) and Mrs. Judy A. Roxas Chairperson of the GRF Board of Trustees delivered the welcome remarks and Congress Overview. Among the distinguished guests of honors who attended the occasion were H.E. Reynato S. Puno, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Mr. Steve Edmenstes, Mr. Jon D. Linborg (Mission Director of the USAID) and Senator Mar Roxas, member of the of the GRF Board of Trustees. They all gave their inspirational messages to the participants. The Barangay Justice Service System (BJSS) is a project implemented by the Gerry Roxas Foundation (GRF) with the support by the USAID since 1998. Following its pilot implementation in Capiz, the BJSS expanded its coverage nationwide. As of October 2007, there are more than 1,700 BJSS barangays in almost 120 municipalities and cities.The Ateneo de Naga University-Center for Local Governance (AdNU-CLG) being a member of the Consortium of the Centers for Local Governance was involved in the said Project since year 2001. They were able to cover four (4) municipalities namely: Baao, Camaligan, Magarao and San Fernando for the BJSS Phase III Project and in following year 2002, BJSS Phase IV was implemented in the two (2) Municipalities of Canaman and Pili. A total of twenty-seven (27) barangays and two hundred seventy eight (278) trained Barangay Justice Advocates (BJA’s) in the province benefited from the project. BJSS Project is a package of interventions meant to widen the access of the poor and the marginalized to justice services at the community level. Its approach is to strengthen the existing of dispute resolution in the areas where it is being implemented by mobilizing BJA who are trained and tasked to assist disputants settle their differences or find available justice services, and to educate the community in the ways of pursuing peace.
TRAVELMATH SAYS...
The latitude and longitude of
Camaligan, Philippines is:
13° 37' 35" N / 123° 9' 26" E
Camaligan, Philippines
Region: Camarines SurCountry: Philippines
Latitude: 13.6263889
Longitude: 123.1572222
CAMALIGAN RIVER from the BLOG of IVAN HENARES
These pictures of Camaligan river are taken from http://www.ivanhenares.com/2010/09/camarines-sur-river-cruise-on-bicol.html
So after watching the Peñafrancia festivities and resting a bit, we drove to the
town of Camaligan where his port is located. The boat is actually used for his
diving tours since the Bicol River drains all the way to San Miguel Bay and the
Pacific Ocean.
Caption from ivan henares' blog.
town of Camaligan where his port is located. The boat is actually used for his
diving tours since the Bicol River drains all the way to San Miguel Bay and the
Pacific Ocean.
Caption from ivan henares' blog.
The PSGC Interactive for Camaligan
Municipality/City: CAMALIGAN| Region | REGION V (Bicol Region) | Code | 050000000 |
| Province | CAMARINES SUR | Code | 051700000 |
| Municipality/City | CAMALIGAN | Code | 051709000 |
| Income Classification: | 5th Class | Registered Voters (2010): 11,990 |
| Urban/Rural: | Urban | Population : (as of Aug 1, 2007): 20,758 |
| District: | 2nd |
| Barangays (Number: 13) | |||
| Name | Code | Urban/Rural | Population (as of Aug 1, 2007) |
| Dugcal | 051709001 | Urban | 3780 |
| Marupit | 051709002 | Urban | 4408 |
| San Francisco | 051709003 | Urban | 614 |
| San Juan-San Ramon (Pob.) | 051709005 | Urban | 798 |
| San Lucas (Pob.) | 051709007 | Urban | 473 |
| San Marcos (Pob.) | 051709008 | Urban | 1269 |
| San Mateo (Pob.) | 051709009 | Urban | 1201 |
| San Jose-San Pablo (Pob.) | 051709011 | Urban | 560 |
| San Roque | 051709013 | Urban | 2947 |
| Santo Domingo (Pob.) | 051709014 | Urban | 559 |
| Santo Tomas (Pob.) | 051709015 | Urban | 692 |
| Sua | 051709016 | Urban | 1697 |
| Tarosanan | 051709017 | Urban | 1760 |
Notes:
1. Figures on registered voters are partial data from Commission on Elections (COMELEC) which may still be subject to corrections/adjustments from their field offices
2. Figures on registered voters exclude data on absentee voters.
3. Figures on registered voters are as of January 2010..
4. PSGC Information are as of 30 September 2010.
5. Income Classification based on Department of Finance Department Order No.23-08 Effective July 29, 2008.
6. Urban/rural classification based on 2000 CPH, Report No. 4 Urban Population, National Statistics Office, June 2006.
7.Legislative District Source: Records and Statistics Division, Commission on Elections (COMELEC): As of May 2008.
8. Population (as of August 1, 2007): a) Total Population Count by Region, Province, City/Municipality and Barangay as of August 1, 2007 ; b) Population of Highly Urbanized Cities (HUCs) are excluded in the total population of their respective provinces but are included in the regional total; and c) Population of barangays with boundary disputes are excluded in total population of their respective municipalities and cities but are included in the provincial and regional total. Source: 2007 Census of Population: National Statistics Office (NSO).
9. Population counts for the regions do not add up to national total (88,574,614). Source: National Statistics Office (NSO) http://www.census.gov.ph/data/census2007/index.html.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
KALAKAL NI JUAN PARA SA KAAKIAN PROJECT
Ambag via facebook ni Emeterio Avila
Objective : Continues Monthly Feeding Program Beneficiary : 2-6 Years Old Malnourished Children We Need : Plastic,Bote, Lata, Batbat,Dyaryo, Karton. "KALAKAL MO DONATE MO.NOW NA!!"
Kun siisay po an pwedeng makatao nin iba pang impormasyon manungod sa proyekto asin siisay an pwede makatao ni kapsyon kan mga retrato, hahalaton ko po an saindong ambag o komento. Ipadara sa manongcamaligan@yahoo.com.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
KARITELA: POOD KAITO SAGKOD NGUNYAN
Sa ngunyan, igwang na lang nin kulang-kulang sampolo gayod na karitelang nagbabiyahe nin Abella-San Roque. An plete P3 man giraray.
Sa iba pang impormasyon manungod sa karitela, ipadara an ambag sa manongcamaligan@yahoo.com.
i want pictures / info about...
Can you be of help to send pictures / info about....
1. (para sa artikulo manungod sa mga simbahan sa Camaligan)
a) Jehovah's Witness' Kingdom Hall in Marupit
b) Iglesia ni Cristo Church in Dugcal
c) The old Pentecostal Church in Marupit
d) others like Baptist Church, or the construction site for the propose Latter Days Saints Church in Marupit, etc.
2. Salog-Camaligan
3) Unique architectural designs kan mga harong na yaon sa Camaligan
4) Mga business establishments sa Camaligan
5)Mayors and Vice Mayors of Camaligan
6)Parish Priests of Camaligan
7)Camaligueno Achievers/Awardees(TOYM Awardee, Palanca, etc. if any)
8)Camaligan Beauty Queens (Miss Bicolandia, Miss Ibalong, Bb. Pilipinas, etc. if any)
9)Crowned Miss Camaligan
Can you be of help? E-mail me at manongcamaligan@yahoo.com
Ipadara an ambag sa manongcamaligan@yahoo.com o magbisita asin mag-Tag retrato sa "camaliguneo ako" sa facebook. Add my fb by typing manongcamaligan@yahoo.com. Camaligan seal, profile pic.
Mabalos.
--Manong Camaligan
1. (para sa artikulo manungod sa mga simbahan sa Camaligan)
a) Jehovah's Witness' Kingdom Hall in Marupit
b) Iglesia ni Cristo Church in Dugcal
c) The old Pentecostal Church in Marupit
d) others like Baptist Church, or the construction site for the propose Latter Days Saints Church in Marupit, etc.
2. Salog-Camaligan
3) Unique architectural designs kan mga harong na yaon sa Camaligan
4) Mga business establishments sa Camaligan
5)Mayors and Vice Mayors of Camaligan
6)Parish Priests of Camaligan
7)Camaligueno Achievers/Awardees(TOYM Awardee, Palanca, etc. if any)
8)Camaligan Beauty Queens (Miss Bicolandia, Miss Ibalong, Bb. Pilipinas, etc. if any)
9)Crowned Miss Camaligan
Can you be of help? E-mail me at manongcamaligan@yahoo.com
Ipadara an ambag sa manongcamaligan@yahoo.com o magbisita asin mag-Tag retrato sa "camaliguneo ako" sa facebook. Add my fb by typing manongcamaligan@yahoo.com. Camaligan seal, profile pic.
Mabalos.
--Manong Camaligan
MGA PRODUKTO GIKAN SA CAMALIGAN
An mga retratong ini gikan sa Metro Naga Product Catalog 2009 kan Great Women Project. Mahihiling sa catalog na ini an manlaen-laen na produkto sa manlaen-laen na lugar sa Metro Naga: Bula, Camaligan, Gainza, Magarao, Milaor, Ciudad nin Naga, Pili asin San Fernando.
Alagad syempre, tatawanan ta sanang ispasyo digdi an kun ano an pinublikar para sa banawaan nin Camaligan.
Uya an iba pang mga retrato:
Alagad syempre, tatawanan ta sanang ispasyo digdi an kun ano an pinublikar para sa banawaan nin Camaligan.
Uya an iba pang mga retrato:
Ini man an nagluwas sa OTOP (One Town, One Product) na pinublikar kan Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). Publication undated.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
nag uran yelo sa camaligan
Kan Hunyo 8, 2008, saron penomenon an dai maipaliwanag alagad nangyari sa Camaligan--an mag-uran nin yelo. Dakol an nabigla, naogma, nabali, asin an iba natakot kan bigla, naralapanit sa atop, tinampo, uma, asin sa palibot an birilog na yelo. Climate change? Magkakaigwa na kitang third season?
Sarong rawit-dawit ni Estelito Jacob an mapatotoo na nag uran man nanggad yelo sa Camaligan.
Video from youtuve posted by bobosubos.
Sarong rawit-dawit ni Estelito Jacob an mapatotoo na nag uran man nanggad yelo sa Camaligan.
CAMALIGAN HYMN
Orgulyo ta na magkaigwa nin sadiring himno. Kada programa asin ano pa man na mga pagkakataon magin opisyal o kaswal na okasyon, madadangog asin makakanta an Camaligan Hymn apwera sa Lupang Hinirang na parati tang nadadangog o kinakanta tuyong may programa sa plaza.
Video from youtube posted by bhajunjun.
Video from youtube posted by bhajunjun.
Camaligan Ad
Sarong Advertisement kan liderato ni Mayor Emman T. Prado an madadalan sa youtube asin syempre digdi sa camaligueno.com
Video from youtube posted by whitenicejoe
IMUKLAT CAMALIGAN FIREWORKS DISPLAY
Sa kaenoit-enoting pagkakataon, tinawan kolor kan lokal na gobyerno sa pangenot ni Mayor Emman T. Prado an pagsabat kan bagong taon ngunyan na 2011. Sarong fireworks display an nagmuklat sa enot na sikad kan taon.
Videos from youtube posted by mrasico.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Camaligan Fish Port Complex
The Camaligan Fish Port Complex (CFPC), is the fourth major fish port project completed by the government under the Nationwide Fishing Port Package I.Location
Nestled at the bank of the Bicol river in Barangay Dugcal, the CFPC is strategically located just 1.5 kilometers from the poblacion and only four kilometers from Naga City, Camarines Sur's largest urban settlement. A traveler from Manila, which is 425 kilometers away, can reach Naga in approximately eight to nine hours by land or in 45 minutes by air.
Coastal towns along San Miguel Bay were also considered as possible site for the fish port, but only Camaligan provided the most ideal location in terms of investment cost, enabling the government to save up to Php 66 M from an original construction cost of Php 182 M.
The funding for the project came from the Overseas Economic Development Fund (OEDF) of Japan, while project supervision was undertaken by the Department of Public Works-Project Management Office.
Services
Use of unloading & marketing facilities for fish & other fishery/aquatic products both for local and foreign markets.
Provision of facilities for harbor operations such as ice, water & fuel conveyance and product transhipment.
Lease of processing & refrigeration facilities including pre-processing, product preservation through cold storage and contact freezer.
Information dissemination such as fish prices, volume of processed products, species unloaded and volume of unloadings.
Lease of office spaces and raw land for establishment of fishery-related factories.
Major Facilities
Multi-purpose Pier : 105 LM
Banca Landing Quay : 456 LM
Slipway & Vinet House : IC Mt x 12ETS/E.11
Breakwater : 39 LM
Administration Bldg. : 300 SQM
Warehouse : 560 SQM
Market Hall : 1,000 SQM
Market Hall (Annex) : 1,000 SQM
Refrigeration Building : 2,526 SQM
Ice Making Machine : 25 MT
Ice Storage : 15 MT
Cold Storage (low temp.) : 85 MT
Contact Freezers (3 Sets) : 400 Kg. Cap.
: 1,000 Kg. Cap.
Space for lease : 25,000 SQM
Prospective Clientele
Fishing Boat/Vessel Operators
Basic Requirement : Filing of Application for Accreditation by PFDA
Documents Required : Commercial Fishing Vessel Licence (CFVL) issued by BFAR; Municipal/City Permit to Operate
Fish Brokers/Consignacions
Basic Requirement : Filing of Lease Applications
Documents Required : Municipal/City Permit to Operate and Business Permit
Fish Processors/Exporters
Basic Requirement : Filing of Lease Application
Documents Required : SEC Approved Articles of Incorporation and/or Business Permit; Municipal/City Permit to Operate
Other Fish Vendors/Traders and Viajeros
Basic Requirement : Filing of Application for Accreditation by PFDA
Documents Required : Municipal/City Permit to Operate and Business Permit
Industrial Users/Investors
Basic Requirement : Fishery-Related Industry Proposals
Area Requirement : In Square Meters
Mechanics of Implementation : Lease Build Operate (LBO)
Contact Information
Office of the Port Manager
CAMALIGAN FISH PORT COMPLEX
Camaligan, Camarines Sur
Tel. No. (0544) 74-81-06; 74-81-05
Source: http://www.pfda.da.gov.ph/cfpc.html
CAMALIGAN, 5TH CLASS?
Source:
http://www.nscb.gov.ph/ru5/updates/psgc/camsur.htmlPhilippine Standard
Geographic Code
Province of Camarines Sur
http://www.nscb.gov.ph/ru5/updates/psgc/camsur.htmlPhilippine Standard
Geographic Code
Province of Camarines Sur
| REGION V (Bicol Region) | Code: 050000000 |
Province: 6 | City: 7 | Municipality: 107 | Barangay: 3,471 | District: 14 | |
| CAMARINES SUR | Code: 051700000 |
| Income Class: 1st | City: 2 | Municipality: 35 | Barangay: 1,063 | District: 4 |
As of September 2008 |
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EMMAN T. PRADO: AN BAGONG SERBIDOR KAN CAMALIGAN
LISTA NIN BAGONG SERBIDOR KAN BANWAAN
(from Cyd Reyes via facebook, feb 7, 2011)Emmanuel T. Prado
Mayor
Eduardo C. Loriaga
Vice Mayor
COUNCILORS:
Ma. Belen A. Paura
Marissa F. Trinidad
Alfredo Azutillo
Josefina N. Asor
Shiela A. Morico
Jose O. Agomaa
Diano SJ. Ibardaloza, Jr
Arturo Almedral
THE ELECTION TALLY
Source:
http://www.know-your-candidates.com/camarines_sur/camaligan/
Partial Unofficial Results of May 2010 Election as of 2010-05-14 10:58:10
source: GMA NEWS.TV ELEKSYON 2010
source: GMA NEWS.TV ELEKSYON 2010
| Mayor | ||
| 1 | PRADO, Emmanuel T. | 5,016 |
| 2 | EDUARDO, Rolando C. | 4,293 |
| Vice-Mayor | ||
| 1 | LORIAGA, Eduardo C. | 4,954 |
| 2 | CAPUCAO, Nathaniel F. | 3,743 |
| MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG BAYAN of CAMARINES SUR - CAMALIGAN - LONE DIST | ||
| 1 | PAURA, Ma. Belen A. | 5,063 |
| 2 | AGUID, Sheila S. | 4,448 |
| 3 | TRINIDAD, Marissa F. | 4,411 |
| 4 | AZUTILLO, Alfredo, Sr. A. | 4,181 |
| 5 | ASOR, Josefina N. | 4,070 |
| 6 | ALMENDRAL, Arturo, Sr. P. | 3,834 |
| 7 | AGOMAA, Jose O. | 3,738 |
| 8 | IBARDALOZA, Diano, Jr. S. | 3,621 |
| 9 | AGUILLON, Antonio I. | 3,438 |
| 10 | SAMBO, Criselda R. | 3,083 |
| 11 | PRADO, Gerardo T. | 2,919 |
| 12 | JACOB, Benedicto B. | 2,836 |
| 13 | MOLL, Emmanuel K. | 2,705 |
| 14 | DELOS SANTOS, David, Jr. S. | 2,415 |
| 15 | PEREZ, Jose, Sr. S. | 2,202 |
| 16 | MARCAIDA, Dominador Jr N. | 1,977 |
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