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Department of the Interior and Local Government

Office of the Secretary

Communicating for Perpetual End for Extreme


Violence and Forming Alliance towards Positive
Peace and Enriched Communities

FY 2020 Program Overview


Description and legal basis
Program description
The program design to respond to DILG commitments in the implementation of Executive Order No.
70 s. 2018 aimed to enhanced LGU capacity to address governance and development gaps through
the implementation of the Retooled Community Support Program (RCSP) and Capacitating Urban
Communities for Peace and Development (CUCPD), through intensified civic engagements,
sectoral convergence, genuine governance reforms, sustainable peace and cross-sectoral
development.

Legal Basis
• The Local Government Code of 1991

• Executive Order no. 70 s. 2018 otherwise known as “Institutionalizing the Whole-Of-Nation


Approach in Attaining Inclusive and Sustainable Peace, Creating a National Task Force to End
Local Communist Armed Conflict, And Directing the Adoption of a National Peace Framework”

• ELCAC-NTF Joint Memorandum Circular No. 1 s. 2019 otherwise known as “Guidelines on the
Operationalization of Executive Order No. 70 s. 2018 and the Adoption of an Enabling Umbrella
Program”
Strategic outcomes for FY 2020
By the end of 2020, the following must be achieved:
1. Enhanced the capacity of 226 cities and municipalities in addressing governance
and development gaps covering 796 barangays through the implementation of the
Retooled Community Support Program.

2. Capacitated 47 cities to develop the urban communities for peace and development
(CUCPD) program that facilitate access of all sectors specially the vulnerable to LGU
development programs and organize them into sectoral movement for development.

3. Conducted training and continuous capacity development interventions to 226 RCSP


Core Teams for the implementation of the RCSP.

4. Provided support and assistance to 16 regions and 76 provinces for peace-


building initiatives and convergence activities consistent with the goals of the NTF-
ELCAC and thrusts and priorities of the CORDS and RTF.
Program logical framework
Input Process Output Outcome
Proposal for the
RCSP
LGU to avail the • LGU capacity
overlapping to address
LGSF-other
phases: needs of the
financial
Retooled Community • Shape people
assistance
Support Program • Clear/Access Listing of enhanced
(RCSP) • Transform primary and
• Sustain secondary • Peace and
Inclusion to the development in
EO 70 issues with
Development Plan governance
Capacitating Urban CUCPD needed sustained
Communities for extensive government
Peace and strategies: interventions • Primary and
Development • Communicate Listing of needed secondary
(CUCPD) • Organize government PPAs issues
• Counter- to be submitted to resolved
mobilize the NTF

Support of Central Bureaus in • Strengthening Barangay-based Institutions and development of BDP process (NBOO)
• Enhancing vertical and horizontal linkages of plans (BLGD, NBOO, SLGP)
the implementation of
• LGU performance oversight (BLGS)
C4PEACE • Infra audit and technical assistance to LGUs for the development of LGU infra proposals for LGSF (OPDS)
FY 2020 program budgetary overview
Major Deliverables Allocation (PhP)
A. Enhancing LGU capacity to address governance and development gaps in the
community towards transformational socio-economic development 56,600,000
• Implementation of the Retooled Community Support Program (RCSP) 40,000,000
• Capacitating urban communities for peace and development (CUCPD) 8,600,000
• Support to Regions on peace-building and development of conflict-resilient
communities 8,000,000
B. Strengthening communication strategies, alliance-building and networks with all
national government agencies, civil society organizations, and all sectors of the 14,520,000
society
• Continuing capacity development activities/interventions for the RCSP Core Team 9,080,000.00
• Conduct of orientations and series of consultative meetings with LGUs, civil society
organizations, faith-based organizations, academe etc. 5,440,000.00
C. Program Oversight 14,320,000
• Central Mobilization Support 10,000,000
• Regional Mobilization Support 4,320,000
TOTAL PhP 85,440,000*
*Based on 2020 National Expenditure Program
FY 2020 Program Budgetary Overview
Fund distribution and prioritization of targets
• Most of the activities are centrally-designed-regionally-implemented
• Bulk of the fund goes to the field operations (regional-barangay level)

Regional Office Central Office


PhP 65,680,000.00 PhP 19,760,000.00
(77%) (23%)

• Identification and prioritization of targets is at the regional level


consistent with the Geographical-Focused Areas (GFA) identified by
the NTF and RTF (NTF JMC no. 1 2. 2019)
A.1 Implementation of the Retooled Community Support Program: PhP 40,000,000.00
Regions No. of target barangays Fund to be downloaded
1 11 552,761
2 59 2,964,809
3 3 150,753
CALABARZON 19 954,769
MIMAROPA 13 653,263
5 270 13,567,770
6 97 4,874,347
7 15 753,765
8 31 1,557,781
9 47 2,361,797
10 27 1,356,777
11 61 3,065,311
12 16 804,016
CARAGA 80 4,020,080
CAR 47 2,361,797 *Excluding 2 barangays in BARMM
**50,251 per barangay from
TOTAL 796* PhP 39,999,796.00 C4PEACE with additional funding
from other fund source
RCSP implementation work plan
The RCSP implementation is primarily governed by DILG Memorandum Circular
2019-169 and the RCSP protocols and field guide following this work plan:
RCSP Work Plan
1 Create and organize the RCSP Team and Core Team (Secretariat)
Facilitate convergence planning to come-up with the RCSP immersion plan for the target
2 barangay
Conduct of ugnayan sa barangay and solution-seeking tables and needs assessment for
3 the identification of primary and secondary issues and needed government interventions
4 Organize and launch the Citizen Movement for Peace and Development
Strengthening of barangay-based institutions (BBIs) and workshop on the development of
5 Barangay Development Plan
Facilitate convergence among LGUs and responsive government agencies for the
6 resolution of secondary issues (socio-economic, cultural, political, structural issues)
Facilitate convergence among LGUs and responsive government agencies for the
7 resolution of primary issues (agricultural and agrarian reform issues)
A.2 Capacitating urban communities for peace and development: PhP 8,600,000.00
Regions Target cities* Fund to be downloaded
1 2 San Fernando, Laoag 400,000
2 2 Ilagan, Tuguegarao 400,000
3 2 Tarlac, Angeles 400,000
CALABARZON 4 Lucena, Calamba, 800,000
Batangas, Cavite
MIMAROPA 1 Puerto Princesa 200,000
5 3 Legaspi, Naga, Sorsogon 600,000
6 2 Bacolod, Iloilo 400,000
7 1 Cebu 200,000
8 1 Tacloban 200,000
9 2 Zamboanga, Pagadian 400,000
10 1 Cagayan De Oro 200,000
11 1 Davao 200,000
12 2 Kidapawan, General Santos 400,000
13 1 Butuan 200,000
CAR 1 Baguio 200,000
NCR 17 16 cities including Mun. of Pateros 3,400,000 *Targets identified by the NTF
**200,000 allocation per city
TOTAL 42 Cities/ 1 municipality PhP 8,600,000.00
A.3 Continuing capacity development for the RCSP Core Team: PhP 9,080,000.00
Regions No. of target RCSP Core Team
(No. of municipality covered) Fund to be downloaded

1 5 200,000
2 15 600,000
3 1 40,000
CALABARZON 10 400,000
MIMAROPA 8 320,000
5 53 2,120,000
6 25 1,000,000
7 6 240,000
8 10 400,000
9 18 720,000
10 15 600,000
11 17 680,000
12 7 280,000
CARAGA 24 960,000
CAR 13 520,000
TOTAL 226* PhP 9,080,000** *Excluding 1 municipality in BARMM
**40,000 investment per Core Team
A.4 Support to regions on peace-building and development of conflict-resilient
communities: PhP 8,000,000.00

Regions Fund to be downloaded

16 PhP 500,000.00
Regional Office may avail PhP 5000,000 for the conduct of peace-building and development-promoting
activities which must be consistent to the efforts of the RTF-ELCAC and CORDS, such as but not limited to
(1) convergence programs, (2) solution-seeking dialogues, (3) information drives, (3) governance roadshow
and caravans, (4) Bayanihan activities, among others. The availment of this fund is upon request and subject
to the approval of OSEC.
B. Communication strategies and alliance building: PhP 5,440,000.00

PhP 5,440,000.00
Strengthening communication strategies, alliance-building
and networks with all national government agencies, civil
society organizations, and all sectors of the society PACS
Activities:

1. Development of communication plans


2. Orientation on CTG for NGAs, LGUs, Civil Society Orgs, Faith-based Orgs, Academe
3. Conduct of series of consultative meetings, fora, workshops, press conferences, media
briefings/events
C. Program oversight: PhP 14,320,000.00

Central Mobilization Support PhP 10,000,000.00


Regional Mobilization Support PhP 4,320,000.00

PhP 14,320,000.00
Covers all the necessary expenses including but not limited to communication and travelling
expenses, provision of funding support for all the conduct of DILG cluster meetings, conferences,
activities in the implementation of ELCAC priorities, among others.
CY 2020 implementation calendar
January February March April May June July August September October November December

Training and continuing capacity development for the


RCSP Core Teams

RCSP implementation

Finalization of
CUCPD policy Capacitating urban communities for peace and development
and work plan
Year-all consultative meetings with LGUs, civil society organizations, faith-based organizations, academe, media
briefings, press-conferences, etc.
Support to regions on peace-building and development of conflict-resilient communities
Massive orientation on CTG for
Quarterly Quarterly Quarterly Year-End
NGAs, LGUs, Civil Society Orgs,
Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment
Faith-based Orgs, Academe

Central Office
Regional Office
CO and RO
Department of the Interior and Local Government
Office of the Secretary

Maj. Mark Antony Ruby


Office of the Secretary

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