Where is Tanauan?

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Where is Tanauan?
LGU Tanauan Presentation
Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
Gender Responsive Local
Economic Governance:
Creating and Sustaining an
Enabling Environment for
Women’s Economic
Empowerment
Mayor Agapito Pagayanan, Jr.
Tanauan, Leyte
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Where is Tanauan?
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RE G IO N A L B OU N D A R IE S
Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
LGU-Tanauan Vision
“An agri-industrial town and eco-tourism
destination of Eastern Visayas that has a
dynamic and empowered community of men,
women, and children living under an
ecologically-balanced environment with
sustainable economic growth through an
exemplary gender-responsive governance.”
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Rationale:
Tanauan citizens have long been engaged in a
variety of small-scale industries aside from those
purely into production of rice and coconuts, the
locality’s staple crops. These agri-industries in a great
way sustain the simple livelihood of the town’s folk.
For these lot to be mainstreamed into the town’s
development, there is a need to promote microentrepreneurship,
upgrade their trade skills, and
encourage them to constantly seek for higher
standards in the manufacture and production of their
products by way of recognition and incentives to the
best performers.
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Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
HOW LGU
TANAUAN IS
CREATING A WEEENABLING
ENVIRONMENT
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Capacity development of LGU officials
and staff
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Capdev on Women’s Economic
Empowerment
Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
Capacity development for LGU
officials and staff
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GST++ for 130 officers
and employees
• Application of gender
analysis tools in planning and
programming
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THROUGH GENDER RESPONSIVE
LEGISLATION
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Formulation of a WEEresponsive GAD Code (as the
basis of GAD mainstreaming
effort); passed and approved
on Jan. 2010
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Gender responsive Investment
Incentive Code
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Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
THROUGH GENDER RESPONSIVE
PLANNING AND BUDGETING
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Implementation of Participatory Land Use-Based Barangay
Development Planning in 54 barangays
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Review and enhancement of the Comprehensive
Development Plan (CDP) and Land Use Comprehensive
Development Plan (CLUP) for gender/WEE responsiveness
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GAD Plan and Budget for 2010 and 2011(institutionalization
of GAD planning and budgeting in the LGU)
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Increased GAD budget from P300,000 to P4 million for 2011
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THROUGH GENDER/WEE RESPONSIVE
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
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Institutionalization of the Municipal Action
Center
Streamlining Business Permits & Licenses
System
Expanded program support for
WMEs/WEE through increased GAD
budget from P300,000 to P4million in 2011
Named “Most business friendly LGU” –
2006 & 2008
Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
THROUGH GENDER/WEE RESPONSIVE
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
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Support of Small & Medium Scale
Industries
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Institutionalization of M & E System
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Regular annual women’s month
celebration
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On-going and enhanced computer
literacy program for women and
women entrepreneurs
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THROUGH GENDER/WEE RESPONSIVE
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
Awarding of Outstanding
Women of Tanauan
-Awarding of Outstanding
woman Entrepreneur
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Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
The search for the Most Outstanding
Micro-Entrepreneur
Give due recognition to women
who have shown excellence in the
field of micro-enterprise
Have performed outstanding
accomplishments in microentrepreneurship
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Document success stories of nominees
and awardees and serve as role models
of women economic empowerment
Criteria & Point System
of the Search……….
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Impact of Micro-Enterprise on the life and
family of the woman micro-entrepreneur
(50%)
Exceptional courage and perseverance in
developing/enhancing the microenterprise (35%)
Preservation and respect to Environment
(15%)
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LGU Tanauan Presentation
OUTSTANDING WME WINNER
SHERALYN MAROTO
Married with 3 children
Enterprise: Retail store
and mini bakery. Siopao
business increased family
income from P1,500 to
P15,000/month and
enabled them to expand to
other bakery products.
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How LGU monitors and ensures
sustainability of gains
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Designation of an Enterprise Development
Officer to coordinate and monitor WEE
related programs in the LGU
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Review and enhancement of the awarding
system
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Strengthening the GAD Council to monitor
the GAD Program in the LGU
Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
How LGU monitors…
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Improving project monitoring tool system
LGU technical assistance to WMEs on
funding sourcing
Incorporating gender/WEE efforts in the
annual GAD Budget and Plan
Inclusion of micro-finance for the WMEs in
the Annual Investment Program or Annual
Budget of the municipality
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Project Challenges
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Need for greater involvement of private sector
and other chambers of commerce to recognize
the role of women in LGU economy
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Documenting, packaging and sharing good
experiences in program and project
implementation
Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
Challenges
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Institutionalizing and strengthening the
project
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Involving other stakeholders in the awards
system
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Strengthening partnership with NGAs (DTI,
DOLE, DOST,TESDA) NGO/PO and
Women’s association for convergence in
the next 2 years
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Lessons
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The GREAT Women Project has
transformed the minds of the LGU
officials and employees to become
gender sensitive and responsive towards
the different needs of men and women.
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Women play a vital role in the economy of
the LGU, hence they should be supported
and be given recognition.
Regional Partners’ Forum, Aug.31 – Sept..1, 2011
Manila
LGU Tanauan Presentation
Lessons ….
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The project encourages higher level of
interest and participation among women
micro-entrepreneurs.
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Giving women’s recognition elevates their
status and empowers them to contribute
towards a gender responsive governance