Module 1

Use of CBMS for Local Planning and
Program Targeting in Rosario Batangas
Presentation Outline
i. Schedule of trainings
trainings
ii. Results of CBMS relative to core local
poverty indicators
iii. Top problems of the municipality
iv. LGU interventions/policy options
DILG-BLGD
LGU Rosario
v. Other plans for implementation
Module 1
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Module II
Module III
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Module IV
CBMS Survey Results in the
Municipality of Rosario
13+1 core indicators
CBMS
Indicators
Survival
Security
Enabling
Dimensions of Poverty
•Health
•Food & Nutrition
•H20
H20 & Sanitation
•Shelter
•Peace & Order
•Income
•Employment
•Education
Core Indicators
CBMS Indicators Dimensions of Poverty
Survival
•Child deaths (0-5 yrs. old)
•Women deaths due to pregnancy
-related causes
•Malnourished children (0-5 yrs. old)
HHs w/access to safe water
•HHs
•HHs w/access sanitary toilet
•HHs who are squatters
•HHs w/makeshift housing
•HHs victimized by crime
•HHs w/income below poverty threshold
•HHs w/income below food threshold
•HHs experience food shortage
•Unemployment
•Elem. school participation
•High school participation
Security
Core Indicators
Proportion
•
Health
Child deaths (0-5 yrs. old)
•
Food & Nutrition
causes
Malnourished children (0-5 yrs. old)
2.3%
•
Water & Sanitation
Households without access to safe water
11 9%
11.9%
Households without access sanitary toilet
Households who are squatters
13.1%
0.5%
Households with makeshift housing
0.7%
Households victimized by crime
0.1%
•
Shelter
•
Peace & Order
0.1%
Women deaths due to pregnancy-related 0%
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Identified Major Problem Areas
continuation
Enabling
•
Income
Households with income less than the
poverty threshold
Households with income below the food
threshold
Households experience food shortage
61.1%
CBMS Indicators Dimensions of Poverty
Core Indicators
A. Malnourished children (0-5 yrs. old)
Survival
• Food & Nutrition
41.0%
•
Water & Sanitation
•
Income
•
Education
0.1%
•
Employment
Unemployment
4.7%
•
Education
6-12 year old children who are not in
elementary school
13-16 year old children who are not in
secondary school
27.6%
Enabling
36.9%
B. Households without access to safe
water
C. Households without access to sanitary
toilet facility
D. Households
h ld with
i h income
i
less
l than
h the
h
poverty threshold
Households with income below the food
threshold
E. 6-12 year old children who are not in
elementary school
13-16 year old children who are not in
secondary school
Proportion
2.3%
11.9%
13.1%
61.1%
41.0%
27.6%
36.9%
A. Malnourished Children 2.3 %
LGU PPAs being
Implemented
A.1 Supplemental Feeding Program
A.1 Supplemental Feeding Program
• Funded by Sangguniang Barangay as maintenance of their
malnourished children ages 0-5 years
• Feed the children twice a week for 3-6 months
• Mothers of the malnourished children prepare the simple menu but
nutritious foods
Ex. Sopas with vegetables, champorado, arozcaldo, pansit with
vegetables
• Other Sangguniang Barangays provide multivitamins for the children
undergoing feeding program.
• the municipal government provides technical assistance and some
logistical support
A.2 PABASA (Nutrition Education Program)
• Sangguniang Barangay funded to purchase 15 Nutri-Guide and
participants snacks for the success of PABASA program for the
mothers of malnourished children and soon-to-be mothers
• As support of the LGU, the Municipal Mayor allotted fund to purchase
additional 10 Nutri-Guide and Flip Chart for each barangay.
• Conducted once a week for two months a year.
• some midwife, nurse, OAS staff and the MNAO attend the PABASA
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A.3 Counseling
A.3 Counseling
• LGU organized three groups composed of counselors from different
social services: religious, health, employment, agricultural and
social welfare.
• Participants at least (25) twenty five identified couples and/or
children/youth gathered by barangay officials on a scheduled date
• LGU also prepared gifts and snacks to encourage couples to attend
• the usual participants are the parents of the malnourished children,
parents of OSY, HHs who belong to poverty and food threshold,
HHs without access to sanitary toilet facility, without access to
safe water…
B. Household w/o access to safe water 11.9%
B.1 Barangay Water Works
B.1 Barangay Water Works
• LGU funded a program which focuses on distribution of PE Pipe as
mainline and secondary connection prioritizing the income poor
family
• The barangay water works started from the Provincial Government
fund
• the organization of water-users was assisted by the Provincial Planning
and Development Office
C. Household w/o access to sanitary toilet facility 13.1%
C.1 Sanitation Program
• Distribution of water-sealed toilet bowl with construction materials to
bona fide recipients
• LGU allotted fund yearly amounting
Php 5, 000. 00 each set for income poor family w/o access to
sanitary toilet facility
• Sangguniang Barangay allocate fund also for the program
• As encouragement, municipal government’s counterpart is same as the
barangays’ allocation
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C.1 Sanitation Program
D. Household with income below poverty & food threshold 61.1% & 41.0%
D.1 Implementation of Livelihood/
Entrepreneurship Development Program
• Geared towards uplifting the economic living condition of the
Rosarians, through the provision of access to livelihood
opportunities, various skills training program, fund augmentation,
advocacies and social mobilization.
• Sangguniang Barangay will identify the skills training that will fit to
g y
their constituents and available resources in the barangay
• Municipal Training and Livelihood Center, with coordination to DOST,
TESDA and DTI, will bring the skills training to the barangays
for free
• Part of promotion of OBOP ( One Barangay One Product)
Ex. Kaing Making of Barangay Nasi
• Livelihood Loan Assistance to different organizational structure as a
capital for their identified livelihood program
Ex. Microfinance of IPEM Women to different barangays
Capital of BAFC for their members
D.1 Implementation of Livelihood
/Entrepreneurship Development Program
D.1 Implementation of Livelihood
/Entrepreneurship Development Program
D.1 Implementation of Livelihood
/Entrepreneurship Development Program
D.2 Livestock Production and
Productivity Enhancement Program
• Office of Agricultural Services disperses cattle, goat, swine and native
chicken to low income families, mostly farmers
• As source of livelihood to income poor families
• Barangay Officials will prepare request letter address to Municipal
Mayor or resolutions
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where
h the
h beneficiaries
b fi i i are indicated
i di
d andd
the livestock they requested
Ex. Native chicken for OSY and mothers
Cattle for farmers
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D.2 Livestock Production and
Productivity Enhancement Program
D.2 Livestock Production and
Productivity Enhancement Program
D.3 Crop Production & Productivity
D.3 Crop Production & Productivity
Enhancement Program
• Distribution of vegetable
seeds not only to the
farmers but to the
Enhancement
Program
individuals who belong to households below food threshold
• To sustain the supply of nutritious food for each families
• any organization from the barangay can request for seeds or seedlings
• the barangay kagawad – committee chair on agriculture will make the
request for the kind of seedlings needed by the brgy people
• OAS assists also interested farmers for techno-demo
techno demo farm,
farm they will
provide the inputs and ask only farmers’ commitment to the program
D.4 Biogas Technology Program
D.4 Biogas Technology Program
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D.4 Biogas Technology Program
D.4 Biogas Technology Program
E. Children who are not in Elementary and Secondary School
27.6% & 36.9%
E.1 Educational Assistance Program
D.4 Biogas Technology Program
D.5 Rehabilitation of Communal Irrigation System
E.1 Educational Assistance Program
• budget year 2010, municipal government allocated a million pesos
financial assistance
• For deserving indigent school age children specifically intended for
incoming Grade I, Grade VI, 1st year and 4th year high school
• For authorized fee of public schools amounting to Php 300.00 for
elementary
l
students
d
andd Php
Ph 500.00
500 00 ffor secondary
d
students
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• Sangguniang Barangay allocated fund as counterpart
• Beneficiaries are belong to indigent families but do not have
scholarship from other government or private agency/ individual.
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Other Development Programs
for Implementation year 2011
• Adopt a malnourished child
• Adopt an OSY
• Adopt a School Building
• Co-partner with OFWs in
Felipe A. Marquez
Punong
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Barangay Development Programs
• enhancement of the SEA Program of
MSWDO
Salamat po!
po!
DILG-BLGD
LGU Rosario
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