Updates On Best Practices 1

PNP P.A.T.R.O.L.
Plan 2030:
“Peace & Order Agenda for Transformation &
Upholding of the Rule-Of-Law”
UPDATES ON
BEST PRACTICE/S
PROJECT
F.I.V.E
(Fight Insurgency Via Education)
Updates of PROJECT F.I.V.E.
Date Conducted Activities Results
September 26, 2022 Scholarship Program As of this time, this force has a
dubbed as Project total of 16 beneficiaries
F.I.V.E. (Fight coming from the primary to
Insurgency Via tertiary level of education.
Education)
NOTE: The activities and updates to be included shall cover the date of
implementation up to present.
Impact of the Project
Objectives Beneficiaries No. of Beneficiaries Impact
This program Students from Regional Mobile Force -Children from less fortunate
aims to fight CTG affected Battalion 5 has a total families of CTG affected
barangays were given
insurgency barangays. of 16 beneficiaries. educational opportunities that
through helps in breaking the cycle of
education by HQ & TSC – 11 poverty and reducing the
offering 501st MC – 1 likelihood of them being
recruited into insurgent
scholarship to 502nd MC – 1 groups.
children who 503rd MC – 1
belongs to less 504th MC – 1 - Contributes significantly to
social stability and economic
fortunate 505th MC – 1 development.
families.
-Good relationship between
the PNP and the community.
NOTE: The impact of the project must be based on its objective/s.

Assessment of the Project
 Project F.I.V.E. has successfully contributed to higher literacy rates among
Brgys affected by insurgency, as educational assistance provides resources and
support for individuals to access and engage in learning.
 Project F.I.V.E. targeted educational assistance, the program has empowered

young individuals, offering them a chance to acquire skills and knowledge by
sending them to schools, with a sense of purpose and reducing susceptible
ideologies of CPP-NPA-NDF.
 Project F.I.V.E. strengthened community bonds by promoting education within

affected areas, the program has played a crucial role in building stronger
community bonds, fostering cooperation, and creating a shared commitment to a
peaceful and educated society.
NOTE: The assessment of the project must be based on its objective/s.

 Project F.I.V.E. diminished recruitment opportunities. The provision of
educational assistance disrupts the appeal of CTGs to recruits of young
individuals especially students, reducing the pool of potential recruits the
program offered alternative pathways for personal and community development.
 The Project F.I.V.E. focuses on education that ensures a long-term, sustainable

impact on the affected barangays, breaking the cycle of insurgency by investing
in the intellectual and social development of the community.

Breakthroughs of the Project
SERBISITA
(Serbisyo Asin Tabang) Para sa Bicolano
Updates of PROJECT SERBISITA
Date
Activities Results
Conducted
December 2, 2022 • Basic Education and Literacy Brought transformative
• Supporting the Environment and sustainable
• Peace Building and Conflict changes to the lives of
Resolution filipino people living in
• Maternal and Child Health geographically isolated
• Disease Prevention and Treatment and disadvantaged
• Blood Donation areas.
• Water Sanitation and Hygiene
• Community and Economic
Development
• Libreng Gupit
• Libreng tuli
• Free Legal Consultation
Impact of the Project SERBISITA
Objectives Beneficiaries No. of Beneficiaries Impact
The program Bicolanos The regional Mobile • The basic needs of
aims to fight Force Battalion 5 has a the community are
insurgency by total beneficiaries of 4 being addressed
ensuring basic barangay (1 barangay especially in medical
needs of the every quarter). and legal matters.
community is • Uplift individuals' self-
felt by the least esteem and enhance
fortunate in the their overall
society. appearance without
any cost.
 Through regular Serbisita, there is a positive impact on the overall well-being of
the community, addressing immediate needs and fostering a sense of support.
 Serbisita create opportunities for meaningful interactions and connections

among community members, building a sense of solidarity and mutual support.
 Serbisita enhanced local infrastructure by identifying and addressing specific

needs during visits, there can be improvements in local infrastructure, such as
repairing homes, upgrading public spaces, or providing essential facilities.

 Serbisita empower community members by offering resources, skills training, or
assistance that enables them to take control of their circumstances and contribute
to the betterment of the community.
 Constant conduct of Serbisita, the communities become more resilient in facing

challenges, as they develop the capacity to collaborate, problem-solve, and adapt
to changes collectively.

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NOTE: The impact of the project must be based on its objective/s.

 Project F.I.V.E. targeted educational assistance, the program has empowered

 Project F.I.V.E. strengthened community bonds by promoting education within

NOTE: The assessment of the project must be based on its objective/s.

 The Project F.I.V.E. focuses on education that ensures a long-term, sustainable

NOTE: The assessment of the project must be based on its objective/s.

 Serbisita create opportunities for meaningful interactions and connections

 Serbisita enhanced local infrastructure by identifying and addressing specific

NOTE: The assessment of the project must be based on its objective/s.

 Constant conduct of Serbisita, the communities become more resilient in facing

NOTE: The assessment of the project must be based on its objective/s.

NOTE: The assessment of the project must be based on its objective/s.

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