LANDBANK Countryside

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LANDBANK Countryside Development Foundation Inc
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THE MANDATE

• To initiate, stimulate, encourage, promote,
  develop, support, assist, undertake, finance,
  provide, manage, operate and/or maintain programs
  and projects or enterprises for the improvement,
  promotion and advancement of LANDBANKs priority
  clients which include agrarian reform
  beneficiaries, farmers, tillers, fishermen,
  agricultural workers and the overseas Filipino
  workers (OFWs) for the social and economic
  development of the countryside.

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PRIORITY THRUSTS

• Priority thrusts are in institution and
  capability building
• services in various forms and levels of
  modalities in the
• Delivery, namely
• classroom-type trainings,
• training modules design and development,
• conduct and publications of popularized
  research/case studies,
• mainstreaming/integrating groups and individual
  SFFs/ARBs to key cooperatives,
• development and publications of instructional
  materials, and
• Scholarship grants or other forms of support for
  education.

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Capability Building and TrainingServices to
Rural Banks

• The Foundation makes available to rural banks
  that have business
• relationship with LANDBANK as well as those
  willing to enlist as
• partners of the Foundation in its various
  programs, free trainings and
• modules designed by the Foundation on the
  following areas
• Credit Investigation, Inspection Appraisal of
  Collateral
• Risk Management
• Introduction to Microfinance
• Credit Administration
• Remedial Management
• Branch Banking Operations
• Operations Audit
• Strategic Planning
• Supervisory Leadership Skills Dev't
• Internal Control
• Guides to Setting Up Risk-based Internal Audit
  System
• Organizational Development and Its Effective
  Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation
• The Entrepreneurial Experience
  Mentoring-Coaching Approach to Entrepreneurial
  Development
• Trainors' Training on Community Development
• Governance-Risk Management Dynamics and
  Accounting Standards

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Being a Rural Bank-Partner of the Foundation

• To be a partner of the Foundation, a rural bank
  needs only to signify its intent to participate
  in the Foundations core programs, such as the
  Integrated Community Development Program (ICDP)
  and its Reintegration Program for Overseas
  Filipino Workers.

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Integrated Community Development Program (ICDP).

• The purposes, goals and objectives of the
  partnership are to initiate, develop, implement,
  coordinate and assessed development
  programs/projects per municipality/city of the
  Philippines where the Rural Bank-Partner operates
  in specific areas of concerns that address
  poverty eradication and integrated community
  development .

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Role of the Foundation in the ICDP Partnership
with Rural Bank

• Training and other direct or indirect technical
  and financial support to the Partner and their
  small farmers/fisherfolks and other marginalized
  clients
• Technical and financial assistance to develop,
  improve or enhance any particular office or
  function or project of the Partner
• Facilitate professional volunteers to assist the
  partner/s
• Provide Partners with Publications, Training and
  Reading Materials, Data Bases and other
  Research/Scientific Papers relevant to their
  operations and this partnership
• Maintain a corps of Community Development
  Specialists/Representatives per municipality from
  among the staff of LandBank and its group of
  Companies and Affiliates

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Role of Rural Bank-Partner in ICDP

• Provide the Foundation copy of its Annual Plans
  and Programs, goals and objectives particularly
  the outreach, both geographically and in
  numbersof small farmers/fisherfolks and other
  marginalized sectors
• Participate in the development, implementation,
  supervision and assessment of Joint Action
  Program with the Foundation, LandBank (LBP)and
  other institutions within the LandBank family
• Furnish the Foundation copies of its in-house
  publications such as newsgrams, bulletins,
  journals, annual reports and other
  papers/documents where the Partner was cited,
  assessed and/or featured.
• Furnish the Foundation copies of Partners
  researches, impact assessments, surveys and other
  scientific or technical reports on papers
  published.
• Participate in Dialogue/Conferences, Programs of
  Activities, Assessment Workshops etc., called for
  or initiated by the Foundation for the
  maintenance and sustenance of this partnership
  agreement.
• Coordinate with the Community Development
  Specialist/Representatives from LandBank or its
  group of Companies and Affiliates for integration
  of services in Community Development.

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Seminar on Entrepreneurship for Overseas Filipino
Workers (OFWs)

• As part of its assistance program to overseas
  Filipino workers, known as GABAY para sa mga
  OFWs, the Foundation, conducts seminars on
  entrepreneurship, to overseas Filipino workers
  and their qualified dependents. The seminars
  are free of charge to qualified participants,
  covering free lecture and training materials,
  free lunch and snacks, AM and PM.

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Seminar on Entrepreneurship for Overseas Filipino
Workers (OFWs)

The role of the rural bank-partner is to mobilize
the qualified OFWs to attend the seminar, provide
the venue for the seminar and also the needed
loan assistance for the enterprises
the OFWs may want to embark on.
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For rural banks interested to be a partner of
LCDFI, as well as avail of the its training
services you may write to LANDBANK Countryside
Development Foundation, Inc. 12/F, All Asia
Capital Bldg, 105 Paseo De Roxas Street, Legaspi
Village, Makati City Telephone [phone] / Fax
892-5286 Email Add lcdfi_at_pldtdsl.net

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LANDBANK Countryside Development Foundation Inc
GOOD DAY !