The residents of Barangay Sabang in Calabanga, Camarines Sur mainly depend on fishing as their main source of livelihood. One of their more income-generating products would be "alamang" or shrimp paste. Each of the thirty (30) families in this community would earn an average of PHP 2,000-3,000 by harvesting shrimp for "alamang". However, despite being a community that heavily relies on fishing, the residents still lack tools and resources to properly equip them for their day-to-day harvest, especially the shrimp.

In late 2020, the two consecutive super typhoons Rolly and Ulysses devastated this already a resource-challenged fishing community. While they are doing their best to recover, on top of the limitations imposed by the ongoing pandemic, they still lack key tools such as the "Kalikot" to maximize their harvest for shrimp during the Habagat season when the sea's temperament is calmer. The provision of this tool is certain to help maximize the potential of each fisherman in harvesting shrimp and would result in more income that will help their families and community rise from poverty.

This project aims to provide 30 fishermen with "Kalikot" which has an average lifespan of three (3) years. Each "Kalikot" would cost PHP 1,150 to produce, which would bring the total amount needed for this project to PHP PHP 34,500.