1. Semestral 1st Semester
Bottomlines Percentage
Target Accomp
Exports (US$) 12.620 17.181 136%
Jobs 9,300 9,273 99.71%
Investments
3,006.60 1,924.60 64%
(PM)
BN Approved 3,600 3,635 101%

2. Bottomlines Target Accomp Percentage
Domestic Sales
40.80 37.00 91%
(PM)
MSME Assisted 782 1,050 134%
%Compliance
95% 95%
to FTL
%Consumer
100% 100%
Cases Resolved

3. Export - 136%
Correction Corrective Action

4. Investment – 64%
Correction Corrective Action

5. MSME Assisted – 134%
Correction Corrective Action

6. Business Name Registration Php 1,719,105.00
Accreditation of Service and
Repair Shops 86,937.00
PETC / ICC forms and Processing
Fee 1,426,025.00
Sales Promo Permit Fee *35,725.00
TOTAL Php3,267,792.00
*2nd quarter only

7. MFO 1
Facilitated meeting of FTSCs Paisal Abdullah of Saudi
Arabia, Bahrain & Oman and Jose Maria Dinsay of UEA and
Qatar with PBGEA, SUMIFRU, Mindanao Banana Farmers and
Exporters Association (MBFEA), KF Nutrifood International,
Mindanao Development Authority and Office of the Mayor
on January 19-20, 2012.

8. MFO 1
Conducted Product Cliniquing to the members of
Mag Negosyo Ta Day (MTD) on March 7, 2012 at the
Sangguniang Panlungsod Launch, Davao City. It was
attended by seven (7) group beneficiaries of MTD and 19
product prototypes were presented to Ms. Leny Castillo and
Ms. Juvey Fernandez, members of DTI XI Designers Pool.

9. MFO 1
Some of the products Mrs. Diocade, a MagNegosyo Ta Day,
presented for Critiquing beneficiary presenting her product to
the Designer’s Pool

10. MFO 1 Launching of Davao City Pasalubong Center
The Pasalubong Center of Davao City has finally put into
reality yesterday, March 15, 2012. This is Davao’s way on
presenting its products to the tourist and Davao residents as well.
Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio led the cutting of the ribbon to open
the center with Councilors Braga and Daludo, Dra. Malou
Monteverde of Davao City Chamber of Commerce & Industry and
Dir. Lou Pasawa of the Department of Trade & Industry.

11. Highlights of Accomplishment
MFO 1
The following products can be found in the center:
handicrafts, processed food and preservatives, jewelries, assistance and
Davao Fashioned Shirts. The new pasalubong center is located at Palma Gil
Street beside the People’s Park.

12. MFO 1 Davao Branding System
DTI-DCFO continue to promote the Davao Branding
System of the City which fully supported by the LGU thru
Ordinance No. 0355-07. The accreditation body composed
of the LGU, Davao City Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
the DTI, DOST and DA.

13. MFO 1 A showcase of Davao Branded
Products were displayed at the
Pasalubong Center. Some of these
products are: 1) Allegro Ice Cream
2) Sul Orchid Garden
3) Puentespina Orchid and
Tropical Plants
4) Rosario Fruit Stop
5) Golden Pomelo
6) Royal Breadhaus
7) Maan Bakeshoppe
8) Eagle MultiPurpose Coop –
Bihon Product
9) Porky Best Chicharon
10) Mt. Apo Water

14. MFO 2 Investment Lead
Company Name Project Investment Area
Santos Land Hotel Tourism
Corporation
Nissin Monde Lucky Me Noodles Manufacturing
Smarter Good Outsourcing ICT
Spray Engineering Sugar Mill Manufacturing
Devices Limited
Nexcomm Solar Power Alternative Source of
Energy

15. MFO 3 Access to Financing
Through the assistance of DTI-CARP Davao City
Field Office another project being assisted has been approved for
funding - Banana Powder Processing Project of Subasta Agrarian
Reform
Beneficiaries Cooperative (SARBAC). The Department of
Agriculture, through the City Agriculturist Office, approved a total
amount of Two Hundred Thousand Pesos(P200,000.00) for the
Drying Pavement.

16. MFO 3 Training/Seminars
Seven Trainings were facilitated from February 26-March 25, 2012,
to wit: Title of Venue Date Total
Training Participants
Entrep Mindset DTI Feb. 28 / Mar. 21 22 / 11
How to start DTI Feb. 28 / Mar. 21 22 / 11
your Biz
Coco Coir TCFC Feb. 10 22
Processing
Training on Jobs Jan – March 20
Java Academy
Training on Jobs Jan – March 13
.Net Academy

17. MFO 4 Consumer Welfare Desk Seminar
The seminars aim to make CWDOs gain an appreciation of
their roles in their establishments and to equip them with the
knowledge of important fair trade laws and regulations needed in
performing their function. This is a support activity to MFO 432
CWD Establishment and Strengthening. The seminars also aim to
get a satisfaction rating of 4 by at least 75% of the participants.
The seminar was participated by a total of 31 consumer welfare
desks officers.

18. MFO 5 Good Governance
To enhance capability and intensify effectiveness of the
Internal Quality Audit of DTI XI, a Refresher Training Course on
Internal Quality Audit with Effective Audit Reporting was
conducted a Grand Menseng Hotel last March 12-13, 2012. Ms.
Helen Alian-Evalle of TUV SUD Philippines shared her expertise and
techniques in conducting Internal Quality Audit. The said training
were participated by the following personnel of DCFO to wit;
Robert Barlis, Gelyn Sanchez, Marie Ann Darato, Paciente Cubillas,
and Michelle V. Balisi.

19. MFO 5 Good Governance
Last March 22-23, 2012 a Seminar on the Revised IRR of GPRA
9184 was attended by the following personnel of DCFO namely ;
Amy Lumasag, Robert Barlis, Lilia Silda, Exe Fernandez and Nadia
Jamayo. The purpose of the seminar is to update employees on
the amendments of the revised IRR of the Government
Procurement Republic Act 9184.

20. MFO 5 Good Governance
Skills Upgrading Seminar on Root Cause Analysis was
conducted last March 29-30, 2012 at Grand Menseng Hotel. The
objective of the seminar is to enhance skills of DTI XI personnel on
the various methods of root cause analysis. The resource person
formerly a DTI employee Mr. Aurelio Ebita shared the 5 methods
of root cause analysis, how to make a corrective action plan and
preventive action plan. He also gave an overview of the elements
of the Quality

21. 5 Lessons I learned from Kung Fu Panda
1. Living In the Now
Ooguay: “Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it
is called the present.”

22. 5 Lessons learned from Kung Fu Panda
2. You Can’t Run Away From Your Destiny
Ooguay: “One often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it.”

23. 5 Lessons learned from Kung Fu Panda
3. Things Happen For A Reason
Ooguay: “There are no accidents.”

24. 5 Lessons learned from Kung Fu Panda
4. Your Passion Keeps You Going
Po: “Then I guess my body doesn’t know I’m the Dragon Warrior yet. It’s gonna take a
lot more than dew, and, uh, universe juice.”

25. 5 Lessons learned from Kung Fu Panda
5. You Can Be the Most Unlikely Hero
Po: “There is no charge for awesomeness - or attractiveness.”