Ma. Edylene Tatel

65 MW Pillila Solar Power Project - Pillila, Rizal

Outline: Accomplished government permitting and compliance requirements to ensure smooth project implementation

• Organized and secured permits, clearances, certificates, licenses, etc. from relevant agencies
• Drafted manuals, evaluations, reports, briefing papers, progress reports, presentations and other documents.

Gap Analysis Support for Ten (10) Coal-Fired Power Plants in the Philippines located in: Quezon Province, Bataan, Batangas, Zambales, Cebu, Iloilo, Davao Occidental, Lanao del Norte and Sarangani Province

Outline: Facilitated all research activities across a range of collecting, organizing and analyzing data from key informant sources.

• Initiated appointments and provided pertinent information and materials
• Sorted inconsistent information to prepare source data for computer entry.
• Entered and reviewed source data into designated encoding system within time limits.
• Executed barangay information/data requests and was required to travel frequently to coordinate efficiently with local government units in Bataan and Zambales
• Tracked statuses of data and courtesy call requests and reported any issues or challenges to project manager.
• Transferred local files and documents such as contracts, invoices, receipts, reports and more into digital formats.

Social Impact Assessment and Field Investigation for Cacao and Banana Farmers in Amai Manabilang, Lanao del Sur and Don Carlos, Bukidnon

Outline: responsible for entering and organizing raw data collected from Focused Group Discussions into an encoding system.

• Organized source data into folders according to topics, date and location
• Checked raw data for accuracy, spelling and grammar errors before computer entry and reported any issues and feedback to project manager
• Entered and cleaned data in spreadsheet encoding system

Social Studies for Navotas Coastal Bay Reclamation Project (NCBRP) - Navotas City

Funding: International Finance Corporation (IFC)

Outline: Responsible for data gathering and project documentation required for social studies during pre-construction phase while ensuring all stakeholder’s requirements are met.

• Managed and organized photo database using consistent naming conventions and key-wording for search optimization.
• Entered, cleaned and verified data collected by research team using designated software and tools. Following data quality assurance procedures and reporting issues and discrepancies to project manager and surveyors.
• Facilitated and conducted desk research, field surveys, interviews, and focused group discussions on environmental and socio-economic impacts of reclamation project.
• Enumerated random sampling of Project-Affected Families and mapped households living in Informal Settlements.
• Organized, labeled and uploaded documents on cloud-based sharing platforms following client confidentiality policy.
• Managed office supplies ensured team members always have access to vital equipment and materials for data collection activities.
• Developed and maintained systems to organize and facilitate access to documentation and informational materials, including internal and external technical publications, tools, and manuals.

Updating of Resettlement Action Plan for Vitas Pumping Station Rehabilitation Sub-Project, Vitas Tondo, Manila

Funding: World Bank and Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)

Outline: Accomplished project implementation of strict World Bank Organization standards and deadlines; wherein displaced persons should be meaningfully consulted and participate in planning and implementing resettlement programs.

• Maintained orderly and productive environment in the project’s technical footprint
• Word-processed, edited, and revised large volume of homeowners' claims and legal settlement documents for Local Inter-Agency Committee (LIAC) validation.
• Completed tasks with short turnaround time. Received live dictation, composed and sent correspondence and memos.
• Surveyed and collected raw data of socio-economic and demographic profile of PAFs
• Verified Census/Tagging of the Informal Settlers Families (ISF’s) in barangays 93 and 150 for eligibility and relocation with photo-documentation of pre-construction phase for report meetings within World Bank Executives and other stakeholders.
• Conducted meetings, site visits, one-on-one and public consultations with partner agencies, LGUs to answer queries pertinent to type of services that can be provided for Project-affected Families (PAFs)
• Conducted occupancy check recorded PAFs in master list located in their existing structures, identified their association affiliation and household membership.
• Updated changes in the number of PAFs, non-land assets (structures and improvement) within the Technical Footprint and determined specific measures to mitigate these impacts.
• Prepared a consolidated master list of Informal Settlers Families (ISF’s) and their profiles.
• Evaluated selected sites for resettlement in coordination with Social Housing and Finance Corporation (SHFC) and National Housing Authority (NHA)
• Ensured transparency to PAFs on project issues and concerns during Grievance and Redress Mechanism were in place and internal as well as external monitoring and evaluation is covered in this RAP.
• Developed and maintained systems to organize and facilitate access to documentation and informational materials, including internal and external technical publications, tools, and manuals.

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for Pagbilao Power Plants, Pagbilao Grande Island, Quezon Province

Outline: Worked under the guidance of a Social Consultant responsible for conducting EIA studies and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.

• Maintained and organized up-to-date records of AP-related transactions to facilitate accurate financial reporting.
• Provided technical assistance to field surveyors with internet and mobile load allowance.
• Processed and distributed payroll through designated e-wallet apps and maintained records of transactions
• Interviewed and surveyed Project-Affected Families through Call Center Scheme