Street Vendors-topic Defense.pptx

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Free Education and Skills Training Programs Researchers: Buena, Alona Joy

Street Vendors: Actions to Improvement

Miranda, Shanelle

Villanos, Armand

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Free Education And Skills Training

Programs

Introduction

A non-governmental organization (NGO) is any non-profit, voluntary citizens' group which is organized on a local, national or international level.

Introduction

NGOs have traditionally taken on the role of gap filling; that is, taking on activities of basic education provision where the government lacks the capacity to do so or does not consider it a priority.

Introduction  One in four young capable Filipinos are not in employment, education, or training.  One in every ten Filipinos aged 6 to 24 years, is an out of school child and youth.  Source: PSA (Philippine Statistics Authority)  Source: ADB(Asian Development Bank)  As of 2018

Introduction

That is why NGOs that have programs regarding free education and skills training for the youth that could help them get a job after completion caught our attention.

Statement of the Problem

This documentary seeks to answer the main problem of NGOs free programs to help the youth to find jobs; what are the functions of the NGOs to their beneficiaries?

Statement of the Problem Specifically, this research seeks to answer the following sub problems:

1. What are the different programs of these NGOs for their beneficiaries? 2. How helpful are these programs to their beneficiaries? 3. What do the local government or private sectors do to improve these programs?

Significance of the Studies The finding of this documentary will be noteworthy to all students/youth/beneficiaries, benefactors/NGOs/private sectors, the government, and researchers. Students NGOs Local Government Future Researchers

Scope and Delimitations This study will focus on the functions of the NGO’s to their beneficiaries. The study will involve the ERDA Tech Foundation in Pandacan, Manila, ERSA Tech Foundation in Taytay, Rizal and other foundations that we may find related to the research or serve the same purpose as ERDA and ERSA Tech Foundations. The students, faculties and owners or private sectors of the said foundations and the local government are involved as well in this research.

Street Vendors: Actions to Improvement Researchers: Buena, Alona Joy Miranda, Shanelle Villanos, Armand

Street Vendors: Actions to Improvement

Introduction Street vendors are an integral part of the world's urban economies, contributing to vibrant retail markets and providing an array of affordable, accessible goods and services to urban consumers.

Introduction  Contested Vending Spaces  Improper Handling Practices  Doubtful Food Sanitation

Introduction Local Government Units (LGUs) are the ones responsible for regulating ambulant vendors. Republic Act No. 10611 or the Food Safety Act, states, "The LGU shall also be responsible for street food sale, including ambulant vending.” That’s why the Tarlac government’s program regarding street vendors caught our interest.

Statement of the Problem This documentary seeks to answer the main problem on what are the actions or plans being conducted by the Tarlac City government to improve the plight of the street vendors? Specifically, this research seeks to answer the following sub problems:

Statement of the Problem

1. How do the program or project of Tarlac City government affect street vendors in terms of:

1.1 Income and Expenses 1.2 Product Handling Practices 1.3 Sanitation 1.4 Safety

Statement of the Problem 2. What are the problems encountered by street vendors and how do they cope to the implemented rules and policies? 3. What are the challenges faced by the implementors in implementing the rules and policies regarding street vending?

Significance of the Studies The finding of this documentary will be noteworthy to all street vendors, street vendors’ customers, Tarlaqueño’s and to the government. Street Vendors Tarlac City Government Customers Future Researchers

Scope and Delimitations This study will focus in the programs and plans of actions of the government of the City of Tarlac.

The study will involve the street vendors, customers and the implementors themselves and experts on this field around Tarlac City. This study attempts to look into the factors that are related to the programs of the street vendors in Tarlac City.