Action Plan

MEYCAUAYAN JEWELRY INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION, INC.
ACTION PLAN
2023 to 2027
STRATEGY	OBJECTIVES	ACTION / ACTIVITIES	EXPECTED OUTPUT/RESULTS SUCCESS INDICATOR	TIME FRAME	RESPONSIBLE PERSONS	POTENTIAL PROBLEMS HINDRANCES	ALTERNATIVE COURSES OF ACTION	BUDGET	MONITORING PLAN
1. OSY Scholarship Program	To help OSY acquire skill in making jewelry	Print and distribute flyers/leaflets about MJMTC. Social media (facebbook, messenger, and viber()	More OSY enrollees in MJMTC	2023-2027	DOLE/ TESDA / Municipal Govt. / PPDO of Bulacan/ 4th Congressional and MJIA	Lack of sponsors	Get fund Assistance from government and non- government	P100,000per year	Quarterly Report
	To give chance to OSY to develop their hidden talent	Coordinate with barangays . Municipal Govtt to recruit OSY	The problem of highly skilled workers will be solved			Lack of funds for advertisement
	To keep OSY away from drugs	Identify and write to prospective sponsors	More enrollees at MJMTC		Cecilia Ramos
	To give OSY a means of livelihood	Source scholarship grant for deserving OSY	More scholars
	To make them assets rather than liability of the country	Information campaign to all schools in Bulacan and nearby provinces through attendance in their career days	More jobs for OSY
2.ISO Certification of PJC	To make PJC competitive	Attend seminar / trainings on EMS and other ISO trainings	Lack of funds		Cecilia Ramos and Mila Imson	Lack of Funds	Submit Proposals to fund the project	P500,000	Semestral Report
	To prepare PJC production for export	Seek funding for PJC ISO certification	Employment of an efficient environmental management	2023-2027	Engr. Danilo Napalinga
	To make campaign for conservation of the environment into consideration by development and dissemination of information on ecology, job safety and hygene at the worksite	Come up with standards & conduct information campaign to ensure compliance to government laws about the environment conservation such as waste water treatment disposal and develop affordable water treatment technology. Submit project proposal for a waste water treatment facility.	Availability of standards to ensure compliance with gov’t laws on the preservation of the environment. Availability of waste water treatment facility at PJC		Cecilia Ramos, Maria Faustino and Lea Crisostomo	`
3. Yearly Philippine Fine Jewelry Design Competition Project (PFJDC)	To promote the excellence in design and craftsmanship of Philippine jewelry	Conduct of jewelry design competition yearly in cooperation with LGU and Philexport. Notre: PFJDC is the longest ruuniing Desing Comp[etition in the Philippiines conducted yearly wchich stop 2020 -2022 due to the pandemic and might resume 2023..It is in its 19 yearsrs now .	More designers	2023-2027	Peter Zuniga Cecilia Ramos MJIA Second Generation c/o Raquel del Rosario	Lack of interest on part of designers Lack of dialogue between the sponsor & designer	Coordinate with agencies like PDCCP, DTI, Meycauayan and Provincial Government, different schools in Metro Manila and Bulacan Designer should be allowed by the sponsor for a visit in their factories and there must be a constant dialogue between them.	P200,000	Quarterly Report
	To promote utilization of indigenous materials as component or in combination with other materials for fine jewelry	Preparation of Project Proposals	More innovative designs		Philexport/ , PG and MG	Lack of fund to implement the project	Submit Proposals to fund the project		Quarterly Report
	To tap and seek the cooperation of the jewelry manufacturers in developing the advancement of the design profession that will benefit the industry	Promotion of the Project	Conduct of Yearly design competition
	To create consumer awareness and interest in purchasing locally made jewelry	Promote PFJDC in four media
	To create existing and innovative quality jewelry that will suit the taste of domestic and international market	Promote PFJDC in different jewelry stores
	To provide an opportunity for recognizing the students’ talent and creativeness in the development of new design concepts for fine jewelry industry	Train MJIA Second Generation in the Conduct of PFJDC	MJIA Second Generation will be tap to conduct the PFJDC.	2023-2027	MJIA and Second Generation of MJIA
4. Workers Value Formation Program	To develop “Bagong Platero Workers” (ideal/ renewed/ honest productive worker)	Design values formation programs incorporating spirituality for trainers/ trainees/ workers Conduct moral value training programs for trainers/ trainees/ plateros	Conduct of Values formation programs Low incidence of dishonesty Lower gold loss.		MJIA/ DOLE /Municipal Govt of Meycauayan	Lack of interest of the trainees/ trainers/ workers to participate Lack of trainers	Require all trainers/ trainees/ workers to attend “value formation” seminar	P100,000	Quarterly Report
	To ensure that production/ Administrative workers apply work ethics	Incorporate concepts of moral values and work ethics in every training/seminars of MJMTC/MJIA Encourage owners to give workers Philhealth, Group Insurance, Health Cards, etc	Increase productivity	2023-2027	Cecilia Ramos and Peter Zuniga	Lack of funds
		Organize “Parangal sa Oustanding Workers”		2024-2027
5. Skills Standardization Certification Program	To promote and strengthen the quality of jewelry making training and skills development	Review and update existing skills standard Develop skills standard that is non-existence yet Develop trade test in accordance to develop skills	Skills standards for all aspects of jewelry making finish and approved		Peter Zuniga/ Mike Rodriguez / TESDA/Municipal Govt	Lack of cooperation between workers and shop owners	Require member to send 3 to 5 workers each for trade testing.	P 50,000	Monthly Report
	To develop and implement competency standards and assessment relevant to needs of jewelry industry and be the basis for skills training and assessment	Conduct of Trade Test at PJC Yearly iun cooperation with TE#SDA	Skills of Jewelry worker assessed Trade test on all aspects of jewelry making Majority of workers tested and certified More funds for MJMTC
	To train goldsmith on joing skills competion abroad	Research for requirements to participate in the international requirements Conduct Training s	Workers join iong internation skills competition	2023-2027	Mika Rodrigez and Lea Marasigan	Lack of Funds	Look for source of funds	P 100,000	Monitoring Wuarterly
6.Lapidary Development Program of Local Gems	To tap untapped local gems (quartz, jade etc.)	Identification of the location of the different gems available in the Philippines	Utilization of untapped local gems	2023-2027	Mike Rodriguez DOST-Bulacan	Unskilled trainors Lack of Equipment	Fund assistance from various government organization	P100,000	Semi- Annual Report
	To supply the necessary gems in the development of unique Filipino design jewelry product				MJMTC Trainers
	Trainer’s training on Gemstone Cutting	Submit Proposals for the training on gemstone processing	More trainors on gemstone processing
		Conduct of Training on Lapidary at PJC and Operation Lapidary of PJC	Operatin of Papidary of PJC
	To acquire modern lapidary equipment at PJC (long term)	To submit project proposals to acquire modern lapidary equipment at PJC e.g faceting machine	Rehab of Lapidary Equipment acquired
17. Technology Modernization Program (use of CAD and CAP)	To acquire new technology and training	Get consultants from local and foreign Conduct Training on CAD/ and CAM	Increase level of technology	2023-2027	DOST and USAID	Lack of fund	Submit proposal to various GO and NGO	P5M	Semi- Annual Report
17. Technology Modernization Program (use of CAD and CAP)	To computerized production	Complete modern tools and equipment of PJC	Development of low cost/high end jewelry products with competitive price		Boy Atienza / Peter Zuniga
		Continuous training on CAD			Lea Marasigan and Mikle Rodriguez
8.Joint Ventures program	Enter into joint venture arrangements with prospective partners on market access/ technology/ equity financing	Get government assistance to facilitate joint ventures.	Joint ventures forged with partners	2023-2027	DTI Peter Zuniga Armando Antonio Raquel del Rosario	Lack of interest of foreign investors	Improve negotiation technique	P100,000	Semi-Annual Reports
	To penetrate the world market		More Sales
9. Develop MJMTC as Center of Excellence	Develop standard curriculum on all aspects of jewelry making	Develop and improve curriculum of MJMTC on all aspects of jewelry making	MJMTC declared Center of Excellence by TESDA Standard Curriculum developed	2023-2027	Mike Rodriguez and Cecilia Ramos, and Lea Marasigan	Lack of funds	Seek funding assistance	P500,000	Monthly Report
	To provide jewelry industry with pool of skilled workers	Seek support on technical assistance dedicated to curriculum development, trainers trainings, and MJMTC Management Training	Improve quality of teaching / learning systems at MJMTC
	Re- tooling of existing workforce	Hire local and foreign consultants c/o NMCP, CESO, BESO, SES, etc.	Jewelry industry has available pool of skilled workers			Lack of funds	Solicit funding
		Promote the course Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Jewelry Technology and Two Year Course on Jewelry Technology c/oTESDA	More enrollees and graduates of BSC-JT under CHED and Two Year Course (under TESDA)
		Prepare database of graduates of MJMTC	Database of graduates of MJMTC
10. Technology Upgrading and Transfer Program	To maintain high quality production and produce	Attend global trade fairs and exhibits to know the latest technology	“GLOBAL” competitiveness	2023-2027	Cecilia Ramos Peter Zuniga DOST	Lack of funds	Sponsors from GO’s; NGO’s	P5M	Monthly Report
Technology upgrading and transfer for members companies	To update members about new technology	Subscribe to jewelry technology magazine More training on quality control			MJMTC Consultants	Lack of consultants	Request support from suppliers for consultants
Consultancy availment	To develop full awareness on latest trends, design and equipment	Hire local and foreign consultants Partnership with Common Lawyers and Accountants for MJIA Members			Peter Zuniga , Engr. Danilo Napalinga , Mike Rodriguez and Boy bAtienza
Training – local and international	Continuous Re-training /upgrading programs of existing workers especially metrology	Acquire latest machine and tools likme 3d Printer Resume study on CAD and CAM , tool & die making Study the technology on manufacturing silver	Re-train workers especially on metrology		MJIA with the help of DTI , DOST , and USDID
Information materials subscription			Improve quality of jewelry product specially in finishing		TESDA and DOST
11. Management & Entrepreneurial Program	To update members with new effective & adaptable management & entrepreneurial skills	Trainer’s Training on managerial seminars & training programs Training on Productivity & Quality Improvement Training on quality management	Become better managers / Supervisors More Productive workers Better quality product	2023-2027	MJMTC Trainers DOLE TESDA DTI – III MJIA Officers	Lack of interest of members Lack of funds Lack of support from members	Mandatory participation Provide incentives to members	P200,000	Monthly Report
	To keep members abreast with new marketing approach such as digital marketing	Acquire management books and magazines Conduct management / entrepreneurship seminars Produce training course on videos & CD’s	Become total quality management Higher income/ profit		Peter Zuniga , Lea Crisostomo and Cecilia Ramos	Lack of funds	Submit proposals to various GO and NGO
12. Marketing Plan for the Local & International Plan	To boost export of fine jewelry To boost local Mrket	Draft a comprehensive marketing for the local and development Plan	Increase lcal and export sales	2023-2027	Cecilia Ramos/, Mila Imson, Imelda Rodriguez	Lack of member’s support Lack of funds	Lobbying Conduct of forums	P100,000	Semi-Annual Report
	To develop a focused marketing strategy	Inform various government agencies the export development plan to help in the financing of the project			Cecilia R. Ramos and BETP and some MJIA Officers
	To identify specific market niche in order to have our own competition advantage relative to the other leading fine jewelry producers in asia	Engage the services of a consultant for product development
		Identify target market and study very well
		Develop designs suitable to target market
		Select MJIA members interested to export
	To draw up and implement appropriate marketing strategies to target markets	Seek assistance from DTI for market intelligence support Get assistance from DTI to look for appropriate channel to obtain market information, other than participation in trade fairs	Market Intelligence support establish
	To promote fine jewelry as a non-traditional export in line with gov’t export promotion drive	Intensified and comprehensive study of prospective markets and establishment of targets Revive talks about selling of Phil. Jewelries to Duty Free Shop	Target market identified
	To fully utilize the Phils abundant supply of gold
		Promotion of Jewelry through the ff: a) Production of Industry Brochure, b) E-mail to buyer, c) Source from websites, d) Ads in magazine, e) Articles, f Trade Missions, and g) Trade House; e) social media
13. Research/ Development/ Promotion of uniquely Filipino Globally Competitive Jewelry Products Project	To develop an excellent and distinctive jewelry design which is innate to Filipino culture and tradition	Send research team to study history of Philippine Jewelry Research on material development Coordinate with gemstone suppliers locally Revive the lahar gems development & adress the issue of commercialization Promote use of indigenous materials in local design competition Study missions to jewelry center like Iltari Contact World Gold Council for assistance for Product development	Unique Filipino globally competitive jewelry products using indigenous raw materials Increase domestic & international market	2023-2027	all MJIA Officers / DOST – III/ DOST Bulacan/ LGU / DTI-BULacan , DOST	Lack of funding and commitment of MJIA Members Lack of interested designers who will specialize in the development of unique Filipino jewelry design	Submit project proposals to funding agencies	P200T yearly	Quarterly Report
		Conduct of training to MJIA Second Generation.
		Improve in Design and Technology to capture local buyers so they do no anymore buy form other countries thereby lowering incidence of smuggling
14. Completion/ Full Operation / Promotion of all facilities of Philippine Jewelry Center	To complete PJC building construction and make available all facilities of PJC such as production facility, gem lab, library, business center, etc.	Follow-up project proposal submitted to PG of Bulacan for the completion of PJC. Improved set-up all the facilities at PJC	PJC building finish with the following facilities: training center, library, business center, AVR Conference Rooms, production center Facilities available at PJC such as library gemlab, communication facilities, photography business center, production facility, etc.	2023-2027	All MJIA Officers PIA	Lack of funds	Submit project proposal for fund assistance	P5M	Quarterly Report
	To improve roads leading to PJC	Lobby for improvement and construction of roads leading to PJC	New roads identified and constructed/ old roads improved
	To promote all services and facilities of PJC	Print promotion flyers of PJC and promote social; media i	Flyers about PJC printed and distributed and promorted in the sociuasl; media
15. Product Promotion Program	To project the image of the Philippine Jewelry Industry as a source of world class fine jewelry	Formulate Policy and guidelines in product promotion and development Seek the help of commercial attache to promote jewelry product through trade missions Adverise that jewelry is an investment unlike gadgets	Year-long sustainable marketing and promotional campaign	2023-2027	Cecilia R. Ramos // Lori Hermoso / Boy Atienza / VY Domingo /LGU of of Bulacan /	Lack of funds Lack of marketing manager	Hire professional marketing manager Submit proposal to various GO & NGO	P500,000 per year	Quarterly Accomplishment Report
	Identify production / technology services / programs needed by the jewelry industry	Prepare Action Plan for continuous promotional and advertisement of all projects, programs, etc. Update quarterly MJIA website Organize/Join major local & international jewelry exhibits Promote/ feature products in Fashion Magazines, tri-media, different websites Prepare promotional materials and publicize in tri-media Seek assistance on Packaging & labelling development Maximize socila media platform in selleng products	Plan for continuous promotion of product MJIA website Increase sales More multi-media exposure Increase interest of Filipino to buy locally produced products Developed packaging & labelling for jewelry products
	To help members promote and market their products in the domestic & International Market thru trade fair participation	Join jewelry trade fairs/ exhibits and exhibit organized by the government and CPJI such trade fair in Las Vegas, Hongkong, USA, Japan, etc.	List of various organizers and schedule world wide	2023-2027	Mila Imson and Maria Faustino DOST – Bulacan / DTI – III / BOI/ BETP / DFA	Lack of funds	Source subsidy from various GO, NGO (local and abroad)
	To boost the image of MJIA	Disseminate information to members	List of interested members		Raquel del Rosario and Lea Marasigan	Lack of members’ interest	Information Dissemination
	To gain worldwide acceptance and create market niche	List names of members who are interested to join exhibit and trade fairs	Brochures available		Armando Antonio Filolette Domingo
		Develop Firm-Level Website Submit proposals to concern agencies on website development	Brochures available Information dissemination Firm-level website develop
		Write to various organizers of trade fairs /exhibits of interests to join	Continues communication with organizers
		Join trade fairs/ exhibits	More sales
		Include members in directory of various trade magazines	Exposure to international and domestic market
		Organize / participate in 2-3 trade fairs yearly
		Join International show end a year
		Solicit Assistance of Embassies/ commercial attaches abroad for trade shows and sale of jewelry product
	To help members solve problem on high cost of marketing & promotion	Submit project proposals to fund participation in trade fairs local and international	Trade Fair participation subsidize		LGU of Bulacan and DTI	No agency to fund	Outsource funds for marketing & promotion
	To help members gain sufficient information on market trends and requirements of international market	Conduct trends briefing yearly	Members brief on latest trend
		Talk to DOT to include trade fair and exhibits of Phil. Jewelry Products in international convention
16. Participation in local and International Skills competition Program	To develop the skills, design, and manufacturing techniques of the Filipino craftsmanship	Design intra-association skills design competition Recruit and train participants to represent MJIA to global competition	Development of potential winners for regional, national, international competition	2023-2027	MJMTC Trainers TESDA	Lack of Interest from Participants	Increase Prize Publisize winners to spur interest	P300,000	Quarterly Accomplishment Report
	To promote Filipino craftsmanship	Developed winners competence in regional, national and international Skills Olympics	Participation in Skills Olympics (local & international)		Mike Rodriguez
	To develop awareness for further development and enhancement	Link up w/ TESDA Skills Olympic Bodies and other organization
	To get trainers to train participants	Get trainers to train participants
	To join global competition	Join global competition (local first and then international)
17. Maintenance of MJIAS Website and other Social Media	To increase sales of each member	Inform members of the production of a world -class promotional material	Increase in sales of the jewelry industry as a whole	2023-2027	Raquel del Rosario VY Domingto	Lack of funds.	Submit project proposal to various GO & NGO	P500,000	Monthly Accomplishment Report
	To facilitate buying decision	Ask members to produce products for the promotional material	World -class promotional material
		Photography of jewelry product			Cecilia Ramos
		Production of world class promotional materials	Promotional material		Fiollete Domingo
18. Promote of Meycauayan as the Center of fine jewelry industry in the Philippines	To gain worldwide acceptance that Meycauayan is a source of world class jewelry products To promote Meycauayan as center of Fine Jewelry of the Philippines	Tie-up with DOT to include jewelry as one of the tourist attraction in Meycauayan Promote in website	Increase no. of tourist/visitors Increase sales Meycauayan known nationwide and worldwide as jewelry center of the Philippines PJC is a tourist destination	2023-2027	MG of Meycauayan / TESDA / DOLE/PIA DOST – Bulacan / DTI- Bulacan PHILEXPORT	Lack of member’s support Lack of finances	Get sponsors (e.g. suppliers)	P100,000 yearly	Monthly Report of Chairman of Project
	To promote Meycauayan as a source of all materials needed by a jewelry manufacturer	Sponsor Beauty Contest Tri-media exposure	Meyc promoted as source of World Class Fine Jewelry		All MJIA Officers		Get a good deal from promoter of Beauty Contest
19. Conduct of yearly forum cum Trade Fairs & Exhibit	To enhance the image of MJIA as a leader in the jewelry industry	Hosting / joining of a yearly convention Cvonduct of Tyrade Fairs eg Congress	Increased public awareness that the MJIA is a quality oriented organization and a reputable, capable and respectable industry leader Convention every year	2023-2027	Cecilia R. Ramos / Meycauayan Municipal Govt/ DTI	Lack of funds	Submit proposal to vatious GO & NGO	P500,000	Monthly Accomplishment Report
		Organize Jewelry Trade Fairs & Exhibits at least once a year	Trade exhibits at least once a year		CPJI	Lack of cooperation from the other jewelry association
20. Product Inquiry Dissemination Program	To help members meet more buyers	Listing of MJIA in various trade directories	Exposure to domestic and international market	2023-2027	Engr.Danilo Napalinga	Lack of Personnel	Recruit Part time staff or OJT trainees from Schools	P50,000	Semi-Annual Report
		Prepare data base of inquires	More sales
		Disseminate thru news letters/e-mail
		Trade magazine subscription
21. Establishment of Consultancy Services	To provide the following services: a) Accounting services, b) Legal services, c) Loan processing, d) License & permits processing, e) Communication (letter writing, etc.), f) Jewelry appraising, g) Assaying & hall marking services, h) Product design services, i) Project proposal/ feasibility studies preparation j) Export and import assistance services, k) Credit & collection services, l) Jewelry making technology, m) Organization development and management consultancy (ex. work improvement, productivity ) and n) Setting up of E commerce Network Business Software Application Service (for Marketing, accounting, payroll service, security etc.	Identify pool of consultants Allot space at PJC Staffing Operations of the different services Prepare Schedule of fees Tap a collection Agency for collection of bad debts, revive the link with CIBI Information which has the technical expertise and experience in data processing and management and has the primary thrust of providing reliable business information and services to its clients through the application of information technology	A complete consultancy service to members	2023-2027	Cecilia Ramos and MJIA officers	Lack of qualified consultants	Tie up with consultants	P200,000 Initial fund	Monthly Report
		Activate communication with CIBI INFORMATION, INC.has the technical expertise and experience in data processing and management and has the primary thrust of providing reliable business information and services to its clients through the application of information technology
22. Membership Growth and Development Program: 1) RAG Resolution members 65 yr.. old are exempted from dues but has to recruit one qualified prospective member, and 2) Members with 15 years membership are exempted from dues but has to recruit one qualified prospective member	To further activate current members	Generate industry data of jewellers in Meyc	Availability of industry data of registered and unregistered jewelry firms	2017-2021	All officers	Lack of interest from non- members	Media campaign on services offered by MJIA	P20,000	Monthly Report
	To reactivate inactive members	Body-body system More fellowship activities	5% membership growth a year		Nene del Rosario	Lack of cooperation from members	Promote benefits that members of MJIA enjoy
	To recruit more members	Involvement in productive activities			Araceli Sarabia
		House to house visit			Boy Atienza
		Members in several activities	Activated & motivated members
		Constant communication with inactive members (through letters and newsletters)
		Membership analysis (cause of inactivity -individual or association)			Maria Faustino and Lea Crisotomo
		Prepare action plan for recommendation base on the analysis
		Set membership standards and criteria
		Information campaign for non-members/ newsletter
		Make a list of qualified prospective members and invite them
		Adapt RAG Resolution
		Require all members to recruit one or more qualified members
		Awards for outstanding members and officers
		Set-up MJIA Database Management System (List of Members, suppliers, swindlers, blacklisted workers program, projects, etc.
		invite relevant speakers for every general membership meetings
23. Maintenance of MJIA Website + all social media networks / Yahoo Group for MJIA Members	To disseminate various information to members	Link Members to MJIA Website	Updated MJIA Website/ Yahoo Group to MJIA	2023-2027	Cecilia Ramos Engr. Danilo Napalinga and VY Domingo	Lack of funds	Solicit Ads from Suppliers	P50,000 per year	Monthly Report
	To develop rapport among members	Request information materials/ news from members
		Source funding
		Update Website every six months		2023-2027
24. Intensify Linkages with Financial Institution Program	To identify the various financial institution who give loan assistance to jewelry entrepreneurs with low interest	Make research who are the financial institution providing assistance	Data listings of the financial institutions	2023-2027	CDA / DTI – III / PPDO of Bulacan	Difficulty in processing the requirements needed	Media campaign of services of MJIA	P50,0000	Monthly Report
	To disseminate various packages of financial institution to members	Send the information to the members	Availment of members of different Financial Institution Services		DTI	High interest rate	Dialogue with financial institutions
	To coordinate the establishment of linkages	Introduce MJIA to several financial institution			Lea Crisostomo Antonio Atienza
25. Intensify Fund Source Program	To develop fund raising activities	Create a fund raising committee	Fund raising plan and implementation	2023-2027	Raquel Del Rosario and Mark Dayrit	Lack of support of members to raise funds	Require all members to support all fund raising activities	P10,000	Monthly Report or when needed
	To implement the activities of MJIA	Committee prepares fund raising plan	Fund raising activities
	To fund various projects/ program of MJIA	Present the plan to members for approval and support			Boy Atienza
		Implement the plan
		Tap funding agencies like LGU, Embassies, and other NGO
26.Continued Operation of Multi-Purpose Cooperative (MJIMPCI)	To help members to have an additional capital at a low rate of interest and no collateral but equity	Continous operation of MJIMPCI	Operation of MJIMPCI	2023-2027	Board of directors under MJIMPCI/ CDA	Sourcing of Capital funds	Fund assistance from banks	P5M	Annual Report
	To meet volume orders				Lea Crisosotomo
	To buy materials in bulk which will result to lower cost of materials and supplies
	To standardize quality of raw materials	Continous improvement of operational procedure and systems
	To get more members	Promotion of the cooperatives services as meeting volume orders, bulk buying /selling standard raw materials
	To generate funds
27. Continous Active membership at the Confederation of Philippine Jewellers		To be involved in all activities of CPJI	Unification of all jewelers all the Philippines	2023-2027	BOI-BETP	Lack of Interst in the leadership of the Confederation	MJIA to lead the Confederatio Note : MJIA organized the Com=nfederation		Quarterly Report
		To take very active role in CPJI
	To play an active role to have a “voice and rallying/ lobbying force in all issues affecting the industry	To continue being an active leader of CPJI	Formation of a single voice /force of the Philippine Fine Jewelry Industry- Confederation of Philippine Jewellers		All jewelry Industry Assn.	Financial problems	Conduct of fund raising activities / projects
	To share technologies		MJIA as one of the outstanding member of CPJI
	To integrate services
28. Dissemination of RA 8502 and its IRR and policy advocacy for its tedious implementation	To disseminate and explain IRR to MJIA Members and non-members	Source fund for the project Conduct of Forums	IRR fully grasped by MJIA and non-member	2023-2027	Cecilia Ramos PeterZuniga LGU of Bulacan , and BOI	Non-cooperation of target participants	Give incentives	P10,000	Quarterly Report
	Tedious documentation on the process / requirements for the accreditation of jewellers under RA 8502	Establish task force on the implementation of RA 8502 Actively participate in the conduct of dialogues with concern GO (BOI,BOC,BIR)	Simplified procedure on RA 8502 accrediting at least 50% of MJIA members More MJIA members accredited			Hardship in the applicatio to RA 8502 as specified by BOC	Talk to BOC to assign a person to help jewellers apply to accreditation to RA 8502
		Entice and assist members to apply for accreditation to RA 8502
		Get a staff to assist members to apply for accreditation to RA 8502.. This might unify the members more and be more active.
29. Advocacy Program on relevant Policies	To take active participation in various GO formulation of policies affecting jewelry industry	Attend all invitations to hearings & forums and meetings affecting jewelry industry Lobby to the government to minimize smuggling of finished products by courageously reporting private sales in embassies and hotels	MJIA is recognized as active leader	2023-2027	All MJIA Officers / PHILEXPORT	Lack of time	Assignment of MJIA Officers to various GOs		Quarterly Report
		Work toward a better system in buying precious metal w/ CB
		Rights of worker and owners equalize
	Improvement of Jewelry Business Environment	Improvement of jewelry business environment
30. Enhance strong partnership with all government organizations	To take active participation in various GO formulation of policies affecting jewelry industry	Constant communication /dialogue with all GO partners	Stronger partnership built between jewelry industry players and various GO	2023-2027	All MJIA Officers / All GO , NGO and Stakeholders	Lack of time	Assignment of MJIA Officers to various Gos. NGOs , and Stake holders		Quarterly Report
		Conduct of yearly Forums with the GO, NGO . Stakeholders	Flourishing jewelry business