ABOT ALAM

No Filipino youth is left behind.

1. Responsive Government Data (No comprehensive
OSY data)
2. Integration of OSY to education-training-
employment options
3. Consolidation of a wide-range of government
services
4. Inclusive development for marginalized youth
GAINS
Consortium Approach
Abot-Alam Phases
REGISTRATION

OSY Database

Names
Addresses
Age
Educational attainment
Reasons for being OSY
Aspirations/preferences

MENU OF SERVICES

Programs of Intervention

DepEd BALS offerings
LGU programs for OSY
LGU job listings
TESDA trainings
College scholarships
NGO programs for OSY

INTEGRATION
Education
Employment
Entrepreneurship
MONITORING
AND
EVALUATION
Implementation Structure
National Strategy Local Delivery

National Multi-Sectoral Alliance
(Led by DepEd, NYC, DILG, and
TESDA)

National goal-setting

Support from different agencies

Resource allocation and mobilization

Policies and issuances

Data consolidation

Communications campaign



Local Alliance
(Led by LGU and DepEd)

Enlistment of all OSYs in the locality
LGU, barangays
Local NGOs
Other groups

Programs to respond to the needs of the
OSY
LGU
Local DepEd, TESDA, CHED , DTI, DA, DAR
Business sector
Colleges and universities
MFIs operating in the area
NGOs operating in the area
Operationalizing Abot-Alam on the Local Level
VISION: Wala sang bata sa Iloilo nga mabilin.
Action Points Responsible Results/Outputs
Convene a local
alliance
LGU, DepEd Alliance of agencies/ organizations/ companies
committed to help
MOU/MOA
Plan of action
Data gathering on
OSYs
LGU, barangays,
DepEd, NGOs
List of OSYs per barangay, with needed details
Matching of OSYs
with programs of
intervention
LGU, DepEd, other
agencies/groups with
programs for OSY
Each OSY enrolled or enlisted in at least one
program
Implementation Different agencies/
organizations
Young people with high school diploma, skills for
employment or entrepreneurship
Continuing data
gathering, M & E,
data consolidation,
etc.
LGU , DepEd Continuing implementation of the program
DepEds Goal and Commitment
One million OSYs in 2014

Use of existing learning resources and development of new
ones

Incorporating Abot-Alam into the local DepEds KRAs

Resource allocation and mobilization

National level advocacy campaign to generate support for the
program


Expectations from the LGU
Share in the vision of No Filipino youth left behind Walang
Kabataang Pilipino ang Pababayaan
Adopt Abot-Alam as the LGUs program for OSYs in partnership with
DepEd.
Provide leadership, with support from the local DepEd, to the Abot-
Alam local alliance
Mandate the barangays to gather data based on Abot-Alam
template/format
Allocate and mobilize resources
Undertake local level advocacy campaign to generate support for the
program




Proposed Next Steps
Exchange of letters -- LGU letter of intent and commitment
to undertake Abot-Alam, DepEd reply letter acknowledging
the citys/ provinces participation in the program
First meeting with the local Abot-Alam alliance (Deployment
Meeting)
Promotion of Abot-Alam Initiative (Popularization thru
Media)
Data gathering with the barangays, local DepEd, other
groups (Registration)
Once data is ready, launch the program in the city/province
(Integration)
MOA signing among the members of the local alliance
Public announcement about the program, call for support


Proposed Next Steps
ACTIVITY TIMEFRAME AGENCY POINT PERSON NEEDS

ABOT-ALAM
No Filipino youth is left behind.