DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Arvin Reyes Silvosa

LGOO V / Program Focal Person

Department of the Interior and Local Government

Agusan del Norte
 DILG-LG Sector Outcome Framework
Societal
Inclusive Growth and Poverty Reduction
Outcome
Self-Reliance,
Sectoral Law & Order
Outcome Sustainable Development-Oriented Local Government and Public
Safety
Sub-Sectoral Outcomes
Environment-Protective,
Business-Friendly and Socially-Protective
Climate Change Adaptive &
Competitive LGUs and Safe LGUs
Disaster Resilient LGUs

Organizational Accountable, Transparent, Participative

Outcome & Effective Local Governance
Multi-Sectoral

Reinforcing Agency

Multi-Sectoral
Partnership

Partnership
Commitments
LG Capacity Development
Major Final LG Performance Oversight, Incentives &
Outputs Award
Strengthened Internal
Internal Governance
Organizational Capacity
Outcome
 DILG-LG SECTOR
MODIFIED PLANS AND BUDGET
FOR FY 2020
ASEC FRANCISCO R. CRUZ, CESO III, MMG
Plans and Programs
DILG – LG SECTOR MAIN THRUSTS IN 2020
Mobilize local governments and exact accountability among local officials in the fight against
illegal drugs, criminality, and insurgency, and in ensuring internal security and public safety

Sustain the drive for good local governance, institutionalize people participation and heighten
efforts to deter corruption in the local level

Help LGUs address the needs of the people, especially in conflict-affected and disaster
stricken communities

Ensure local environmental protection and LGU preparedness and resilience in dealing with
natural disasters and other calamities

Stimulate local economic development by capacitating LGUs on streamlining local permitting

and regulatory processes, and rehabilitating provincial roads
Strengthen internal governance through enhancing ICT systems, creation of additional
positions, construction and acquisition of facilities and offices, and procurement of essential
equipment
 DILG PRIORITIES FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE YEAR
ENDING LOCAL PHILIPPINE ANTI-
COMMUNIST ARMED ILLEGAL DRUGS
CONFLICT (EO 70) STRATEGY (EO 66)
Scale-up efforts to fight illegal drugs
Spearhead efforts to end local • PADS
communist insurgency through whole-
of nation approach
• C4PEACE, E-CLIP, PCVEI COVID-19 PREPARATION
RESPONSE FOR SC RULING
ON MANDANAS
BALIK PROBINSYA, Assist the National
Government and LGUs in CASE
BAGONG PAG-ASA responding to current health
PROGRAM crisis Prepare DILG Transition Plan for
• SEPDR, SALINTUBIG, the smooth implementation of the
Craft immediate and responsive EODB, SLGP, RCSP, Mandanas Ruling that expands
strategies that will contribute to NEO/BNEO the computation of the national
countryside development tax allotments (NTA) for LGUs
• SLGP, CLRG, EODB come 2022
• SLGP, EODB
 PEACEFUL, ORDERLY AND SAFE LGUS

PRIORITIES FOR 2020

ORIGINAL (Php 793.092 M) MODIFIED (Php 404.202 M)
• Functionality Audit and Awarding of ADAC • Profiling of ADACs
(all levels)* • Online capdev activities
• Orientation and IEC against illegal drugs • Infomercial on anti-illegal drugs
• *Functionality audit of BADAC, BPOC, BDC,
Functionality Audit and Awarding of POC (all (under Strengthening BBIs)
levels)*
• Monitoring of LGU POPS Plan FY 2019
Former rebels provided with financial accomplishments and FY2020-2023 POPS Plan
assistance under E-CLIP • Former rebels provided with financial assistance

• RCSP implementation in 822 Barangays • RCSP implementation in 822 Barangays

• CUCPD in 43 Cities
Training to 1935 barangays on NAP PCVE,
NAP CBRN, Healing and Reconciliation
(modification in strategies and coverage)
• CUCPD in 43 Cities
• Training to 1,500 barangays on NAP PCVE, NAP
CBRN, Healing and Reconciliation

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 PEACEFUL, ORDERLY AND SAFE LGUS

PRIORITIES FOR 2020

ORIGINAL (Php 793.092 M)* MODIFIED (Php 404.202 M)*
• Online Training of Trainers on Barangay Tanod
Roll-out training on Skills Enhancement
• Barangay Tanod Skills Enhancement • Development of advocacy materials (BPO
• Roll-out training on handling VAW cases, primer, Barangay VAW Desk Handbook, VAW
children at risk and CICL Video, Anti-Trafficking in Persons Advocacy
Video, etc, Learning Video in Handling VA W and
Gender-Based Sexual Harassment)
ASEAN TIP Work Plan and SOMTC session
Postponement of ASEAN and SOMTC events this
year
Trainings on:**
• 20 LGUs for SDG for FACEs Online Trainings on**
• 10 LGUs for Setting Up of Mediation and • 20 LGUs for SDG for FACEs
Healing Mechanisms • 10 LGUs for Setting Up of Mediation and
• 30 LGUs for Crisis Management of Local Healing Mechanisms
Governments • 20 LGUs for Crisis Management of Local
*OSEC funds only
Governments
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 ACCOUNTABLE, TRANSPARENT, PARTICIPATIVE,
AND EFFECTIVE LOCAL GOVERNANCE

PRIORITIES FOR 2020

ORIGINAL Php 1.354 B MODIFIED Php 183.508 M
• Development of 2021 SGLG guidelines and tools
• Signing of SGLG IRR
• SGLG assessment and awarding • Development of PCF advocacy materials
• Provision of PCF to LGUs passers (compendium, AVP) and online dialogues and training

• Development of LTIA Information system and

• LTIA assessment and awarding enhancement of existing criteria

• 115 Virtual townhall meetings

• SLGP – conduct of 115 townhall meetings • Online material and TV airtime to promote DevLive
• Promotional activities on DevLive • Coaching and mentoring to 135 LGUs
• Coaching and mentoring to 17 LGUs on • Strengthening CSO participation in LDCs via webinar,
CDP formulation through LRIs infographics and TV Ads/ radio programs
• Strengthening CSO participation in LDCs • Mandanas-related activities thru videoconferencing
• Mandanas-related activities • Assistance in Balik Probinsya program
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 ACCOUNTABLE, TRANSPARENT, PARTICIPATIVE,
AND EFFECTIVE LOCAL GOVERNANCE

PRIORITIES FOR 2020

ORIGINAL Php 1.354 B* MODIFIED Php 183.508 M*
• Printing of CSIS IEC materials
• CSIS survey in 32 Municipalities • Technical conference on DILG TA for LRIs and CSPF

• • Orientation to 17 MM and 76 PLGU officials and CSOs on

Bantay Korapsyon cap dev to CSOs on anti-
corruption and development of IEC materials Bayanihan to Heal as One Act
• Fact-finding inquiries and case build-up

NEO** NEO**
• Training to 150 LGUs • Online training to 100 LGUs
• 100 LGUs formulated ELA/CapDev Agenda • 10 LGUs formulated ELA/CapDev Agenda
BNEO*
BNEO** • 5000 copies of BDP-BDRRMP formulation manuals
• Training to 60 barangays printed and distributed
• 40 brgys trained on Strengthening BBIs for BHERT
• 30 brgys trained on SK Planning and Budgeting
• 600 pax on executive coaching session on COVID 19 for
Barangays
*OSEC funds only
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 BUSINESS-FRIENDLY AND COMPETITIVE LGUS

PRIORITIES FOR 2020

ORIGINAL Php 279.586 M* MODIFIED Php 229.581 M*
• Orientation to LGUs on Business Continuity Strategies
EODB • Monitoring compliance of CMs on temporary economic
• Capdev and monitoring LGU compliance relief due to COVID
to BPLS and BPCO standards • Development and printing of Knowledge Management
• LEIPO trainings Products / e-Learning Materials
• Cap dev to LGUs on EODB, eBPLS, BPCO, workforce
• CMGP evaluation of Provinces on devt planning thru online learning
governance reform targets and
endorsement to DBM for funding • Evaluation of Provinces on governance reform
• Capdev activities to Provinces and targets and endorsement to DBM for funding
monitoring CMGP projects • Capdev activities to Provinces and monitoring of
CMGP projects through online platforms (onsite
• Training to 25 LGUs on Regulatory Impact monitoring to be conducted only if critical/needed)
Assessment (RIA)**
• Online training to 45 LGUs on RIA
• Training to 50 LGUs on local economic
• Online training to 50 LGUs on LED
development (LED4LGUs)**
*OSEC funds only
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 ENVIRONMENT-PROTECTIVE, CLIMATE CHANGE
ADAPTIVE AND DISASTER RESILIENT LGUS

PRIORITIES FOR 2020

ORIGINAL Php 209.57 M MODIFIED Php 71.42 M

• Capdev to Manila bay target LGUs
• LGU Compliance Assessment conducted
• Manila BAYani Awarding and provision of
incentives for 2019 LGU Top Performers
• Manila Bay Day Celebration
• Capdev to Manila bay target LGUs (with modified
activities)
• Environmental Compliance Audit in Barangays
• Manila BAYani Awarding and provision of
incentives for 2019 LGU Top Performers

SEPDR
• Cap dev to 33 SUCs and LRIs and 16 DILG • Cap dev to 9 SUCs and LRIs and 9 DILG Field
ROs on CDRA and CDP Offices on CDRA and CDP
• TA to 65 LGUs on the formulation of risk- • TA to 59 LGUs on the formulation of risk-
informed CDPs informed CDPs
• Inspection of establishments in 6 Tourism sites • Inspection of establishments in 6 Tourism sites
• Activation of 38 emergency and disaster • Orientation to 57Ps, 1,143 CMs on Local
operations (4 CO, 34 RO) Recovery and Rehabilitation Program

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 ENVIRONMENT-PROTECTIVE, CLIMATE CHANGE
ADAPTIVE AND DISASTER RESILIENT LGUS

PRIORITIES FOR 2020

ORIGINAL OPERATION L!STO MODIFIED
L!STONG Pamahalaang Lokal
L!STONG Pamahalaang Lokal • 6 online modules developed
• 80 LGUs provided with trainings on formulating DRR-CCA • 50 LGUs oriented
plans and systems • 23 copies of L!sto protocols, 6000 copies of manuals and 1250
• 2500 copies of L!STO protocols printed and distributed toolkits printed
• 5 good practices documented and practices replicated
L!STONG Pamayanan
• 400 LGUs provided with trainings on formulating DRR-CCA L!STONG Pamayanan
plans and systems • 1000 copies of Tsunami toolkit and 20000 copies of Gabay at Mapa
(for Pandemic) printed
L!STONG Kagawaran
L!STONG Kagawaran
• 150 DILG personnel provided with capacity building activities • 6 ROs trained on Public Service Continuity Plan (Regions II, III,
on DRR-CCA MIMAROPA, XI, CARAGA, & CAR)
• • 2,000 copies of Kwentong Listo printed
L!STONG Ugnayan
• 125 LGUs provided with DRR-CCA capacity development L!STONG Ugnayan
through partners • 10 DRRMOs engaged and 1 Association of Local Disaster Risk
Reduction Management Officer’s plan developed

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PRIORITIES FOR 2020
ORIGINAL Php 461.581 M
• AM endorsement of 1,339 eligible
LGUs to DBM for fund release
• Training to 144 RHUBs and 1,063
LGUs
• AM Project implementation monitoring
• SALINTUBIG endorsement of 134
LGUs to DBM for fund release
• Project implementation monitoring
Resettlement Governance
• Capdev to 16 regions on ISF concerns
• Provision of financial assistance to 15
LGUs
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SOCIALLY PROTECTIVE LGUS
MODIFIED Php 408.261 M
• AM endorsement of 609 eligible LGUs to DBM for fund
release (544 LGUs already endorsed to DBM as of 1st Sem,
thus reducing target to 1,153)
• Training to 144 RHUBs and 1,063 LGUs via online platforms
• AM Project implementation monitoring (online monitoring,
field visits to be conducted only if critical and allowed)
• SALINTUBIG endorsement of remaining 77 LGUs to DBM
for fund release (57 LGUs already endorsed to DBMS as of
1st Sem.)
• Cap dev activities to target LGUs via online platforms
• Module dev’t on COVID-19 related activities on WASH
• Project implementation monitoring (online monitoring, field
visits to be conducted only if critical and allowed)
• Provision of financial assistance to 15 LGUs
 MODIFIED MODES OF
ENGAGEMENT
BEFORE NOW
Trainings, workshops, meetings and Conduct of trainings, capdev activities,
other capdev activities with face-to-face consultation/meetings through online
interaction platforms/ systems

LGU performance assessment and Performance and project monitoring

audits through online portals and systems

Development and distribution of advocacy

On-site monitoring of projects and IEC materials

Promotion of programs/activities through

Dialogues, forums, consultations and
line advertisements (i.e TV airtime, TV
survey activities
ads and radio programs)
2020 REALIGNED PLANS PER
PROJECT

DILG Philippine Anti-illegal Drugs Strategy
Bureau of Local Government Supervision
2020 Major Deliverables
Php 110,000,000
• 1,715 LGUs oriented on following:
✔ Anti-illegal drugs policies
✔ Community-Based Drug
Rehabilitation Program
• 1,715 LGUs provided with Drug
Education, Prevention and Control
Materials
• 43,760 PCMBs audited on ADAC
functionality and effectiveness
• 5,000 barangays with low functional
BADAC trained on strengthening
BADAC
• ICAD cluster meetings conducted both
in the national and regional levels
• 1 ADAC awarding ceremony conducted
PEACEFUL, ORDERLY AND SAFE LGUS
1st Semester
Modified Plan (2 Sem) nd
Php 49,558,884 (Remaining Allotment)
Accomplishments
BUR as of May 31 2020:
• Online meetings conducted for the Php 4.4 M or 4%
updating and revisiting of existing
ADAC policies • 1 Writeshop conducted on the
revision of MC Re: conduct of
• ICAD meetings conducted
2019 ADAC Performance Audit
• Profiling of ADACs • 1 Special Drug Education
• Advocacy materials and online Center Policy submitted for
training modules for BADAC Legal Review
developed
• Meetings of Inter-Agency
• Online training on ADACs conducted
Committee on Anti Illegal
• Infomercial on Anti-Illegal Drugs Drugs Advocacy Cluster
and Rehabilitation and Integration conducted
developed (outsource)
 PEACEFUL, ORDERLY AND SAFE LGUS

Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program

National Barangay Operations Office

1st Semester
2020 Major Deliverables Modified Plan (2 Sem)
nd

Php 95,490,000 Accomplishments

Php106,100,000
BUR as of May 31 2020:
• 900 former rebels provided • Former rebels provided with Php 39.3M 37%
with financial assistance financial assistance:
• 47 Halfway Houses monitored ✔ Immediate (86 FRs)
• FRs provided with financial
(10 on-site and 37 on-desk) ✔ Reintegration (317 FRs)
assistance:
• 1 ECLIP National Summit 2020 ✔ Livelihood (55 FRs) • Immediate (754 FRs)
conducted ✔ Firearms Remuneration • Reintegration (523 FRs)
(187 FRs) • Livelihood (382 FRs)
• Firearms Remuneration
• Support provided to regional (162 FAs)
initiated ECLIP activities
 PEACEFUL, ORDERLY AND SAFE LGUS

Barangay Tanod Skills Enhancement Program

National Barangay Operations Office

2020 Major Deliverables Modified Plan (2nd Sem) 1st Semester

Php 14,241,000 Php 438,840 (Remaining Allotment)
Accomplishments
• 3,330 copies of Barangay Tanod • 3,330 copies of Barangay BUR as of May 2020:
Php 333.8K or 2%
Guidebook printed Tanod Guidebook printed and
disseminated
• 1 Guidebook redesigned/
• Roll-out training on Barangay
updated
Tanod Skills Enhancement • Online Training of Trainers on
conducted in 437 barangays in Barangay Tanod Skills
Regions NCR, 3, 7 and 11 Enhancement in Regions 3, 7,
11 and NCR
• 1,748 Punong Barangays &
Tanods trained on their roles as
first responders in crime scene
preservation

Preventing And Countering Violent Extremism and Insurgency (PCVEI)
National Barangay Operations Office
2020 Major Deliverables
Php 64,000,000
• 180 Regional Local Peace Engagement clusters,
Regional Task Force Secretariat and TWG capacitated
on the implementation of Local Peace Engagement
• 136 DILG, PNP, BJMP, and BFP regional personnel
trained on the implementation of NAP PCVE and NAP
CBRN
• 1935 barangays provided with IEC materials on PCVEI
• 1935 barangays trained on NAP PCVE, NAP CBRN,
Healing and Reconciliation and Deeper Understanding
on Radicalization and De-radicalization
• 260 KIA-WIA beneficiaries visited and provided with
groceries and hygiene kits
• 12 high-level meetings for Task Force Bangon Marawi
conducted
PEACEFUL, ORDERLY AND SAFE LGUS
Modified Plan (2nd Sem)
Php 25,449,888 (Remaining Allotment)
• Consultative meeting conducted for Local Peace
Engagement (LPE) and NAP PCVE
• Printing of NAP PCVE and CBRN Modules and
development of NAP CBRN AVP
• 136 trainers (DILG RO, PNP, BFP, BJMP) trained
on the implementation of NAP PCVE and NAP
CBRN thru online platform
• 1 Local Governance Module developed for Marawi
City
• Wreath, token and hygiene kits distributed to
KIA-WIA beneficiaries.
• 1,500 barangays trained on NAP
PCVE/CBRN, Healing and Reconciliation &
COVID 19
 BUSINESS-FRIENDLY AND COMPETITIVE LGUS

Conditional Matching Grant to Provinces (CMGP)

Office of Project Development Services

2020 Major Deliverables 1st Semester Accomplishments

Php 246,709,000 (M&E: 80,501,000 ; Support: 166,208,000)
• 76 provinces evaluated regarding their implementation of
Governance Reform Targets and endorsed to DBM for fund
release
• 456 CMGP projects from 2016 to 2020 monitored
• 76 Provinces trained on the following:
✔ Local Road Management and Public Financial Management
✔ Roll-out of Infrastructure Project Management System
(IPMS)
✔ Updating of Local Road Network Development Plan
• CAPDEV activities provided to Provinces based on their Annual
Reform Action Plan (ARAP)
• 9,577 CMGP IEC materials produced
• 21 CapDev activities conducted for DILG personnel on CMGP
implementation
BUR as of May 2020:
M&E Php 25.4M or 32%; Support: Php 15.2M or 9%
• 42 Provinces endorsed to DBM for fund release
• 20 Provinces provided with coaching on Roads and
Bridges Information System (RBIS) Data Validation
and UMP
• 3,315 IEC materials on CMGP developed and
produced
• 76 Provinces monitored on their implementation of
CMGP projects and CMGP Governance Reform
Targets
 BUSINESS-FRIENDLY AND COMPETITIVE LGUS

Conditional Matching Grant to Provinces (CMGP)

Office of Project Development Services

Modified Plan (2nd Sem)

Php 215,900,695(M&E: 76,630,460)Support: 139,270,235) Remaining Allotment
Support:
• 34 Provinces endorsed to DBM for fund release
• Coaching and mentoring of 47 PLGUs on Roads and Bridged Information System (RBIS) and 32 PLGUs
on Unified Mapping Program (UMP) through online platforms
• 76 Provinces provided with workshop on the updating of Local Road Network Development Plan
• 76 provinces provided with CapDev activities on Annual Reform Action Plan
• 6,074 IEC materials developed on CMGP
• 1 Service Provider engaged for the Enhancement of RBIS
• Training of Trainers (ToT) conducted on RSSA System and SubayBAYAN
• Consultancy services for the development of modules and other materials in preparation for 2021 CAPDEV
activities
M&E:
• 76 provinces monitored on their implementation of CMGP projects and CMGP Governance Reform
Targets
 ENVIRONMENT-PROTECTIVE, CLIMATE CHANGE
ADAPTIVE AND DISASTER RESILIENT LGUS

Operation L!STO
Local Government Academy
1st Semester
2020 Major Deliverables Modified Plan (2nd Sem) Accomplishments
L!STONG Pamahalaang Lokal • 693 LGU functionaries
L!STONG Pamahalaang Lokal
• 80 LGUs provided with trainings on formulating • 6 online modules developed
engaged in L!STONG
DRR-CCA plans and systems • 50 LGUs oriented
• 23 copies of L!sto protocols, 6000 copies of Pamahalaang Lokal
• 2500 copies of L!STO protocols printed and
distributed manuals and 1250 toolkits printed
• 5 good practices documented and practices • 286 families trained on
L!STONG Pamayanan replicated L!STING Pamayanan
• 400 LGUs provided with trainings on formulating L!STONG Pamayanan
DRR-CCA plans and systems • 1000 copies of Tsunami toolkit and 20000 • 247 DILG personnel
copies of Gabay at Mapa (for Pandemic) trained on PCSP and 35
L!STONG Kagawaran printed on BLS and First Aid
• 150 DILG personnel provided with capacity building L!STONG Kagawaran
activities on DRR-CCA • 6 ROs w/ Public Service Continuity Plan
•
• 2,000 copies pf Kwentong Listo printed
L!STONG Ugnayan
• 125 LGUs provided with DRR-CCA capacity L!STONG Ugnayan
development through partners
• 10 DRRMOs engaged and 1 ALDRRMO plan
developed
 STRENGTHENING
INTERNAL GOVERNANCE

Anti-Illegal Drugs Information System

Information Systems and Technology Management Service

1st Semester
2020 Major Modified Plan (2nd Sem) Accomplishments
Deliverables Php 57,278,500
(Remaining Allotment) BUR as of May 2020:
Php70,141,000
Php 38.2 M or 55%
• Remaining 5% of ICT resources and
• 100% of ICT software and
25% ICT software procured
equipment procured • 95% of ICT resources and 75% of ICT
• 1 Internet Leased Line connected to PNP software procured
• Internet services provided
Data Center
to PNP • 1 Internet Leased Line connected to
• 660 PNP Local Police PNP Data Center
• Roll-out activities for AIDIS
Stations/substations provided with
conducted • ICT Software Subscription for CO
internet connectivity

• 2 video conferencing software

subscribed
 Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for 2nd Semester CY 2020

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Background
 
There shall be a BARANGAY ASSEMBLY composed of all persons
who are:

1.Actual residents of the barangay for at least six (6) months;

2.Fifteen (15) years old or above;
3.Citizens of the Philippines; and
4.Duly registered in the List of Barangay Assembly Members.
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Background
 
The Department issues MC for the conduct of BARANGAY
ASSEMBLY and to institutionalize it as a venue to promote:

• Accountability
• Transparency
• Interaction between and among barangay officials and
residents
 Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for 2nd Semester CY 2020

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Background
 
To ensure widest participation to the assembly, all barangays shall
hold their respective barangay assembly days for each semester on
any of the Saturdays and Sundays of March and.

As a precaution against the risk of COVID-19 infection, the BA days

for the 2nd Semester CY 2020 shall be in accordance with IATF-
MEID guidelines and in compliance with local ordinances relative to
community quarantine protocols.
 Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for 2nd Semester CY 2020

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Legal Bases
• Sec. 397 of the Local Government Code on conduct of BA at
least twice a year to hear, discuss, and report the barangay’s
activities and finances as well as problems affecting the
barangay;

• Proclamation No. 599 s.2018 declaring Saturdays and Sundays

of March and October as BA;

• IATF-MEID Omnibus Guidelines on the Implementation of the

Community Quarantine in the Philippines.
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Schedule

• All barangays are allowed to conduct their

Barangay Assembly Day for 2nd Semester CY 2020
on ANY of the Saturdays or Sundays of
OCTOBER and NOVEMBER.
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Modes of Conducting the BA
The BA day may be conducted through any of the following modes:
A. Use of social media platforms, particularly Facebook Live;
B. For areas under MGCQ or where there is no community quarantine in place,
public gatherings shall adhere to the ff.:
 Compliance to IATF-EID guidelines on mass gatherings on number of
maximum persons allowed;
 Compliance with local ordinances relative to localized community quarantine;
 Enforcement of prevention protocols, including observance of the 1-meter
social physical distance, thermal scanning, provision of alcohol and sanitizer,
use of face masks and face shields, and footbath stations.
 Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for 2nd Semester CY 2020

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Modes of Conducting the BA
C. Distribution of flyers, leaflets and similar materials within the barangay
jurisdiction which may contain, but not limited to the following:

 Financial Report of the barangay (financial status, income,

disbursement, or remaining barangay funds;
 Accomplishments, ongoing projects, COVID-19 initiatives;
 COVID and non-COVID related plans or upcoming projects;
 Report on SAP implementation;
 Newly enacted Barangay Officials;
 Other information involving barangay operations;
 Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for 2nd Semester CY 2020

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Barangay Assembly Theme

“Barangay Bayanihan
sa Panahon ng Epidemya
Para sa Kaligtasan ng Bayan.”
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Design of the BA Tarpaulin

http://bit.ly/endSem2020BADTarp
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BA Day Activities
Where public gathering is allowed, barangays must undertake the following:

 Deliver the State of the Barangay Address (SOBA) highlighting the

following:
 Accomplishments for 1st Semester CY 2020;
 Financial Report for 1st Semester CY 2020;
 Updates on CY 2020 programs and projects;
 Newly enacted Barangay Officials;
 Planned activities to deter the spread of COVID-19.
 Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for 2nd Semester CY 2020

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Sanctions

Corresponding administrative complaint against barangay officials

who fail to conduct barangay assembly may be filed by any resident
of the barangay, concerned citizen, governmental or non-
governmental entity before the Sangguniang Panlungsod / Bayan
(Sec. 61 of the LGC), or the Office of the Ombudsman (A.O. 07 or
the “Rules of Procedure of the Office of the Ombudsman, dtd April
10, 1990)
 Conduct of Barangay Assembly Day for 2nd Semester CY 2020

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Monitoring & Submission of Reports

• The monitoring report shall be submitted thru shared

Google Drive to be provided by RO to email addresses of
FOUs.

• The Regional Consolidated Statistical Report shall be

submitted to NBOO not later than December 20, 2020.
 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Thank you and Mabuhay!

“Matino, Mahusay, at Maaasahan”
 Program Implementation
Updates on the
Enhanced Comprehensive
Local Integration Program
(E-CLIP)
 UPDATES ON HALFWAY HOUSES

PROVINCE/HUC % OF PHYSICAL REMARKS

ACCOMPLISHMENT

Agusan del Norte 100% As of October 20, 2020, the HH is still

Halfway House currently being utilized as a Ligtas
(P10M Funded by PGADN) COVID-19 Center for PUMs

Agusan del Norte 0% Notice to Proceed: April 15, 2020

HH Livelihood Center Suspended: May 1- July 19, 2020
(P5M Funded by E-CLIP) Resumed: July 20, 2020
Target of Completion: January 21, 2020
E-CLIP
Halfway
House
Status
E-CLIP
Halfway
House
Status
UPDATES ON HALFWAY HOUSES
UPDATES ON HALFWAY HOUSES
UPDATES ON HALFWAY HOUSES
UPDATES ON HALFWAY HOUSES
UPDATES ON HALFWAY HOUSES
 UPDATES ON HALFWAY HOUSES

E-CLIP Committee TWG convened periodically with receiving

units and FRs to address their urgent issues and concerns

E-CLIP Committee TWG of Agusan del Norte

conducted site inspection visit of the HH

Regular conduct of the E-CLIP Committee Quarterly

Meetings
 UPDATES ON HALFWAY HOUSES

DSWD Caraga in coordination with PGADN awarded

Livelihood Settlement Grants to 60 FRs
 ISSUES and CONCERNS
• There is a need to convene the E-CLIP Technical Working Group
to address the concern of PNP FEADC on its reorganization
within its structure to eliminate the delay in processing of FA
remuneration and subsequent demilitarization

• Still standing by for DILG Regional Office conduct of capability

development to address concerns on the E-CLIP IS

• Reintegration process for FRs still to be enhanced

• There is a need for the PLGU to fast-track the construction of

the HH Livelihood Center worth P5M funded under E-CLIP fund
for its immediate operationalization
 Arvin Reyes Silvosa
LGOO V / Program Focal Person

THE END