Respondent G: “MANINGKAMOT MAKA KUARTA. MANGANKAT…DATA-DATAHAN.” Respondent H: We were able to manage our task daily, by borrowing money from others. If we can borrow a little amount of money, we can perform our daily livelihood. “Mangankat me og Isda, Ma‟am. Amo ni data-datahan.” Respondent D: On our part Ma‟am, we need to pay cash on a daily basis. CHR: Meaning, there should be “ASSURANCE,” of payment? Respondent I: We need to be honest in dealing with our payment, so that we can still borrow money or fishing materials from them. So, honesty is still the best policy. CHR: Apart from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and the Department of Agriculture. Who else decided to help you in terms of livelihood? Is there a non-government organization? Respondent J: None, Ma‟am. Labi na bag-o pa among grupo. Respondent K: We received one sack of rice from the office of the city mayor, Ma‟am. CHR: In Bantay Dagat, males are involve. Were there any women who actively participate in this activity? Respondent L: No, Ma‟am only males. They need to protect our fishing area from illegal fishing. CHR: Were you able to get adequate support from other government agency or individuals? Respondent M: We received help from the barangay, Ma‟am. Our Mayor Sam is also supportive to our association. Respondent N: We were not able to receive “FINANCIAL HELP.‟‟ Respondent O: We tied-up from other government agency. The problem of helping them 10