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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

FM-SP-11-01
 
DILG-NAPOLCOM Center, EDSA Corner Quezon Ave., West Triangle, Quezon City
Rev. No.  Eff. Date  Page 

ACTIVITY DESIGN   00  
02.01.18
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OFFICE: DILG SLPO

TITLE OF THE ACTIVITY: TECHNICAL EXTENSION SERVICES PROGRAM COMBO (TEX COMBO) (Orientation on
Accreditation of Civil Society Organizations and Selection of Representatives to the
Local Special Bodies, Guide to CDP Formulation and LDC Functionality)

BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE

The CDP is one of the plans that the LGU must formulate as mandated by the Local Government Code. The CDP is the
LGUs road map for development and progress. The said document contains the vision and goals of the LGU and their
strategic plans for the five development project sectors namely: social, environment, economic, instituition and
infrastracture. It also lays down the future role of the LGU. The 2018 SGLG Asessment Results for Region VIII had
identified 68 LGUs in the Region that have LOW RATING in Functionality. This situation greatly affects the access of the
LGUs to avail the BLGF -AM and SALINTUBIG Projects. Compliance of Plans, Secretariat, Minutes, Executive Order and
Composition were the top most indicators that these LGUs have failed to comply. TECHNICAL EXTENSION SERVICES
PROGRAM COMBO (TEX COMBO) is designed to assist the 149 LGUs in the Region by providing guidance in formulating
OBJECTIVE
their CDP and LDC Fuctionality.
The activity is aimed to provide technical assistance to concerned stakeholders in formulating CDP, prepare the LGUs to
comply the requirements needed to pass the LDC Functionality Asssessment and conduct Orientation on Accreditation
of CSOs for LSB RepresentationMC 2019-72
TARGET PARTICIPANTS (Identify beneficiaries, position/designation, and location. Attach List of Participants/Participants Profile):
19 LGUs
LCE MLGOO

Vice Mayor SB Committee for CSO

SB Secretary CSO member of LDC

MPDC
Guaranteed number of attendees is _____ % the total number of participants.
INCLUSIVE DATE/S: July 29 - August 9, 2019
METHODOLOGY:
1. Preparation of orientation materials
2. Holdng of Provincial Orientation with 19 C/MLGOOs
BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS
FUND REQUIREMENTS PARTICULARS RO
CO (For Downloading, if any; Provide Total
breakdown per Region)

1 Transportation/Travel Expenses
2 Food and Accommodation
Live-in
Live-out
Anahawan 3,500.00
Bontoc 5,250.00
Hinunangan 8,250.00
Hinundayan 5,250.00
Libagon 3,250.00
Liloan 3,750.00
Limasawa 2,750.00
Maasin City 7,750.00
Macrohon 5,000.00
Malitbog 5,250.00
Padre Burgos 4,000.00
Pintuyan 3,750.00
Saint Bernard 4,000.00
San Francisco 3,500.00
San Juan 3,500.00
San Ricardo 4,000.00
Silago 3,750.00
Sogod 5,500.00
Tomas Oppus 4,250.00
 In-house Province 3,750.00
3 Communication Services
4 Honoraria
5 Supplies and Materials
6 Rental Expenses
7 Gasoline Expenses
8 Other Expenses (please specify)
Total - 90,000.00
FUND SOURCE: SLGP
BASIS AND REFERENCES:
This activity design is prepared considering the following: REMARKS
x Schedule is not in conflict with other Department's activities
x Reflected in and consistent with the OPB
Included in and consistent with the PPMP
Consulted and agreed upon by ROs, if with amount for downloading
Others (specify)
Prepared by:

NIKON de VEYRA
DMO I

REVIEWED BY: FUNDS AVAILABLE:

JHONEL M. AÑAVESA ANGEL LACABA

OIC - OPCDS Head ADA VI - AC

APPROVED (As per relevant Circualrs/Issuances on Delegation of Authority)

GERALDINE C. MAQUELABIT
OIC - Provincial Director
PER DILG MC NO. 2018-10 Dated 04.05.18 - SILG: Exceeding P10 million pesos USEC: Not exceeding P10 million pesos ASEC: Not exceeding P5 million pesos
HEA: Not exceeding P3 million pesos Bureau/Service Director: Not exceeding P1 million pesos
PER DEPARTMENT ORDER NO. 2018-685 Dated 07.06.18 - OIC: All Fund Allocation for all components of the Anti-Illegal Drug Program (regardless of amount)