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Group 9 Public Service Modernization
Group 9 Public Service Modernization
SERVICE
MODERNI-
ZATION
GROUP 9 – ALCAZAR | PEREZ | VELAGIO | OLVIDO
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GENDER VALUES IN THE
PHILIPPINE
BUREAUCRACY
Dexie Mae B. Alcazar
Philippines Initiatives on Gender
– Responsive Governance
In the Philippines, efforts to make
governance gender responsive are
promoted through legislation, such as
magna carta of women (MCW) which
mandates non-discriminatory and pro-
gender equality and equity measures
to enable women‟s participation in the
formulation, implementation, and
evaluation of policies, plans, and
programs for national, regional, and
local government
MAGNA
CARTA OF
WOMEN
RA 9710
MAGNA CARTA OF WOMEN
Giving priority to
The State shall ensure the same rights of women and men to:
Right to education,
training and
scholarships, especially
in research and
16
development aimed
towards women-friendly
farm technology
Right to representation and
17 participation in policy-making or
decision-making bodies
18
Right to information regarding
policies on women
19
Right to Social
Protection
LGUs shall institutionalize policies and
programs that enhance the social
status and right of the marginalized
women
Protection of Women
Senior Citizens
from neglect, abandonment,
domestic violence, abuse,
exploitation and discrimination
The Philippine Framework Plan for Women (FPW) indicated actions planned
for gender-responsive governance to be undertaken by government
agencies, LGUs, and civil society as follows:
Example:
ICT DEVELOPMENT IN THE
PHILIPPINES:
E-COMMERCE ACT
On 14 June 2000, President Joseph E. Estrada signed into law R.A. 8792 “An Act
Providing for the Recognition and Use of Electronic Commercial and Non
Commercial Transactions, Penalties for Unlawful use thereof and other
purposes also known as the “Electronic Commerce Act”
NATIONAL INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY PLAN 2000
it means bringing government closer to our people. The GISP set vision
where our citizens anywhere in the country, as well as fellow Filipinos,
foreigns and potential investors anywhere in the world would have direct
access to government information and services.
COMMISSION ON INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (CICT)
The program seeks to establish new CeCs in municipalities where there are no shared internet access
facilities, transform existing school computer laboratories and Internet cages, where feasible, to
become CeCs and enhance and strengthen existing CeCs.
iSchools (Internet in Schools)
The Internet has immense potential to improve the quality of education, which is
one of the pillars of sustainable development. This Internet Society briefing
outlines ways in which policymakers can unlock that potential through an
enabling framework for access to the Internet. It sets out five priorities for
policymakers: infrastructure and access, vision and policy, inclusion, capacity,
and content and devices. Together these represent key considerations for
unlocking access to the Internet in support of education.
iSkwela Program
Under this project, community-based e-Learning Centers or eSkwela Centers are being
established in major centers around the country to conduct information and
communication technology (ICT )-enhanced alternative education programs to re-
engage free of charge, out-of-school youth and adults.
It likewise aims to help reduce the digital divide and enhance the capacity of these
individuals to be successful participants in a global and knowledge-based economy. ⁃
The initiative responds directly to a national development priority and brings e-learning
opportunities and ICT for learning to mobile teachers/instructional managers and out-of-
school learners in the Philippines in an exciting, innovative, and locally meaningful way.
STAGES OF e-Government
TRANSACTIONAL WEB PRESENCE
o Career planning
o Function evaluation
o Industrial relations
o Employee participation and
communication
o Health and safety
o Personal wellbeing
o Administrative responsibilities
MODERNIZATION OF HR IN CIVIL
SERVICE
Modernization in the Philippines is focused on creating a responsive and future-
ready civil service with a workforce that has a citizen-centric focus and is digitally
literate, collaborative, creative, innovative, and culturally intelligent.
QUALIFICATION STANDARDS
+ COMPETENCIES
Recruitment and Selection
Why Competency-Based Recruitment?
GROW Model
Performance Management
Strategic Performance Management System (SPMS)
o The Strategic Performance Management System (SPMS) is a
mechanism that links employee performance with organizational
performance to enhance the performance orientation of the
compensation system.
o It ensures that the employee achieves the objectives set by the
organization and the organization, on the other hand, achieves
the objectives that it has set as its strategic plan.
CSC Pagasa
Dangal ng Bayan
○ Advocacy
ISSUES AND PROBLEMS IN GO-NGO
COLLABORATION IN THE PHILIPPINES
TAINTED IMAGE
○ A lack of financial incentives for NGO people to perform efficiently. Related to this
is the low pay received by NGO personnel.
FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
ADVOCACY
○ The relationship between the state and NGOs is quite complex. The common view
is that in the Philippine context, the relationship is oppositional and fractious.
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