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➢ Describe the participation of the administration, faculty, students, and
            stakeholders in the planning of extension project activities

                   The program strongly recognizes that societal problems are not isolated – infact, multifaceted
           and appropriately addressed through the deployment of multidisciplinary teams in a collaborative synergy to
           ensure efficiency, innovation, and productivity.

                   ISU extensionists and barangay officials undertake action planning to serve as  a guide for
           projects that would accomplish the goals of the barangay. The planning  takes off from the
           component areas tackled in the workshop. Officials of the LGU  especially the Rural Health unit
           through MHO are  invited as resource persons/facilitators for the planning. After a series of
           planning  workshops facilitated by university officials, it is expected that a Barangay Integrated
           Development Plan (BIDP) is formulated and presented to municipal officials and other  government
           agencies. This is a way of getting commitments as well as strengthening  linkage with them.
           Projects that are approved in these processes are expected to  become more implementable and
           sustainable.

                   The college believes that Stakeholder Engagement is an important discipline  that is used to
           win support from others. It helps ensure the attainment of the successful  project outcome. The
           benefits of stakeholder involvement in the planning process  include a reduction in distrust of the
           project process or outcome, an increase in  commitment to the project objectives and processes,
           and heightened credibility of the  project's outcome.

                   Barangay officials, community leaders, direct beneficiaries were involved  during the
           planning and identification of projects and activities to be implemented in  their respective
           communities. The community and/or the recipients of project  deliverables were also involved in
           the monitoring and evaluation of such activities.  Results of which served as an input for the
           reformulation of another set of plans.


                   The community, especially the adopted ones, served as a social laboratory for  students. As
           such, it provides an opportunity for students to immerse themselves in  the real-life scenario
           thereby making learning more authentic, relevant, and concrete.



                                            Project/Activity                          Nature of
                                                                              Involvement/Participation
           1. Administration      Extension Programs/Projects           Supportive and        regularly
                                                                        allocate budget
                                                                        Plan, implement, monitor, and
                                                                        evaluate extension activities
           2. Faculty             Extension Programs/Projects           Researchers
                                                                        Conducts benchmark analysis
                                                                        Plan, implement, monitor, and
                                                                        evaluate extension activities
                                                                        Lecturer/Facilitator
           3. Students            Extension Programs/Projects           Lecturers and Facilitators
           4. Stakeholders        Extension Programs/Projects           Participants/delegates on
                                                                        seminars/trainings
                                                                        Recipient/beneficiaries of the
                                                                        extended programs/extended
                                                                        activities
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