DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

Municipal Planning and Development Office

Malungon, Sarangani
 What is Development Planning
 Development planning is “a continuous process of
making present development decisions systematically
and with best possible knowledge of their futurity,
organizing systematically the effort needed to carry
out these decisions, and measuring the results of
these decisions against expectations through
organized systematic feedback.”

This definition has four main elements:

1. Making decisions systematically
2. Preparing programs or projects for their
implementation
3. Measuring actual performance against the
programs/projects/activities
4. Organizing systematic feedback and review
Legal Bases for Participatory Planning
 Section 15, Article XIII (1987 Constitution)
 “The State shall respect the role of the independent people’s organizations to enable
the people to pursue and protect, within the democratic framework, their legitimate
and collective interests and aspiration through peaceful and lawful means.”
 Sections 16, Article XIII (1987 Constitution)
 “The right of the people and their organizations to effective and reasonable
participation at all levels of social, political and economic decision making shall not
be abridged. The state shall by law, facilitate the establishment of consultation
mechanism.”
 Section 106, IRR (Local Government Code)
 “Each local government unit shall have a comprehensive multi-sectoral
development plan to be initiated by its development council and approved by its
Sanggunian. For this purpose, the Development Council… shall assist the
corresponding Sanggunian in setting the direction of economic and social
development and coordinating development efforts within its territorial
jurisdiction.”
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

HEALTH
Free Zumba Classes
Feeding Program

Medical & Dental Mission

Blood Drive

Fun Run

Seminar on How to Achieve Proper Nutrition

Seminar about Sexual Reproductive Health

Seminar about Mental Health

Seminar on how to give First Aid

Implement tighter measures to avoid the use of cigarettes and alcohol

among youth
Implement No-Smoking Policy in Public Places
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

EDUCATION
Scholarships for the Indigent Youth
Free School Supplies

Free Printing in the Barangay

Free Use of Computer (for project and

homework)
Seminar about Human Rights
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
Job Fair
Livelihood Programs

Seminar on How to Make an Effective

Resume
Organize Youth Cooperatives
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

SOCIAL INCLUSION & EQUITY

(This includes youth with specific needs, youth with disability, LGBTQ+)
Ms. Gay
Concert for a Cause

Halloween Party / Christmas Party

Basketball and Volleyball League for all

Conduct Regular General Assembly of SK

Officers and KK members
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

PEACE BUILDING AND SECURITY

(This includes youth in conflict with the law and drug
dependent youth)
Conduct Forums that address drug
abuse
Provide Employment to the Out of
School Youth
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

GOVERNANCE
Make social media campaigns about the
importance of voting
Award Outstanding Youth in the Barangay

Support the Non Government Youth

Organizations
Report and Publish the Accomplishment
Report of SK Officials
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
(This aims to encourage youth participation in activities)
Parol Making Contest
Mural Contest

Battle of the Bands

Sports League
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

ENVIRONMENT
Sustainable Tree Planting
Regular Clean Up Drive

Distribution of Garbage Containers (infrastructure)

Seminar about Proper Waste Management

Eco Bricks Workshop

Disaster Risk Reduction Management: Fire Drill,

Earthquake Drill
SK PROGRAMS, PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

GLOBAL MOBILITY
Participate in ASEAN activities for
youth
Strengthen ties with Filipino Youth
overseas using Social Media
Seminar about Online Sexual
Exploitation
 BDC and Development Planning
 Barangay Development Council
 composed of different representatives from
barangay, municipal and congress that tasked
to mobilize the people to participate in all
barangay development undertakings.
 it is the one that formulates barangay
development plan (BDP) based on local needs
and priorities, propose and recommend
programs and projects, implement, monitor
and evaluate the same.
Composition and Structure of EBDC
 Barangay Captain
 Members of Sangguniang Barangay
 Purok & Sitio Leaders
 PO’s, Coops, and NGO’s (not less than ¼ of the
total membership of the council-EBDC)
 Representative of the Congressman
 Representative from different sectors
- Upland farmers - Lowland farmers
- Women - Lumad/IPs
- Senior Citizen - Religious
- Education - Health
- Business - Differently abled persons
- CVO
Roles and Functions of the EBDC Members
 Assure the full participation of the populace and the different
sectors in scrutinizing, studying and analyzing the actual
situation of the community
 Formulate Barangay Development Plan (BDP) and Annual
Investment Plan (AIP) based on the priority need of the
different sectors in the community
 Monitor and evaluate the implementation of programs and
projects of the barangay council and of different agencies
based on the approved Brgy. Dev’t. Plan and Municipal
Comprehensive Development Plan
 Report and present regarding the status of program and project
implementation to different sectors and to the general
assembly
 Conduct meeting at least once every quarter
 Criteria for Selection of Sectoral
Representatives
 Agrees the importance of participation and involvement in sectoral
and community development undertakings
 Give and allocate time to coordinate and linkage in its sector
 Willing to represent his/her sector and bring out his/her sector’s
goals, aspirations and proposed programs and projects to the
Barangay Development Council (BDC)
 Shall represent only one sector
 With dignity and commitment to serve
 Endorsed and duly approved by everybody through consensus not
merely appointed
 Willing to serve in voluntary basis without asking any remuneration
Responsibility of Sectoral Representative
 Facilitate and hold meeting before the scheduled BDC in order to
draft and finalize their sectoral priority development proposals
 Monitor and supervise the process and quality of participation of its
sector in community development undertakings
 Ensure that its sector is strong enough to uphold its plan and ideas
 Coordinate and linkage to other different sectors having with similar
aspirations and ideas
 Monitor the proper management and implementation of Barangay
Development Plan and Municipal Comprehensive Development
Plan (MCDP), and the programs of agencies, barangay council and
municipal including financial utilization and management
 What is AIP
 it is an Annual Investment Program in which
the approved priority sectoral development
programs, projects and activities of a certain
LGU (provincial, municipal & barangay) are
being presented and laid out subject for
implementation within the fiscal year
Subject : UPDATED GUIDELINES ON THE APPROPRIATION
AND UTILIZATION OF THE TWENTY PERCENT (20%) OF THE
ANNUAL INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT (IRA) FOR
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

1.0 PURPOSES

1.1 To prescribe the updated guidelines on the appropriation

and utilization of no less than 20% of the IRA for development
projects (hereinafter referred to as 20% Development Fund
[DF] for brevity), as provided under the Local Government
Code of 1991 (Republic Act [RA] No. 7160); and

1.2 To enhance transparency and accountability in the local

government units' (LGUs') utilization cf their respective 20%
DFs.
2.0 GENERAL POLICIES

2.1 In accordance with Section 287 of RA No. 7160, every LGU

shall appropriate in its annual budget no less than twenty
percent (20%) of its annual IRA for development projects.

2.2 The 20% OF shall be utilized to finance the LGU's priority

development projects, as embodied in its duly approved local
development plans and Annual Investment Program (AlP),
which should be directly supportive of the Philippine
Development Plan and Public Investment Program.

2.3 All development projects to be funded under the 20% DF

shall contribute to the attainmeit of desirable socio-economic
development and environmental management outcomes of the
LGU, and shall partake the nature of investment or capital
expenditures.
3.0 ALLOWABLE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS CHARGEABLE AGAINST
THE 20% DF
3.Social Development
3.1.1 Construction or rehabilitation of health centers, rural health units or
hospitals, including purchase of lot for the purpose;
3.1 .2 Purchase of ambulance and medical equipment;
3.1.3 Construction or rehabilitation of local government-owned potable water
supply system;
3.1 .4 Establishment or rehabilitation of Manpower Development Centers;
3.1 .5 Construction or rehabilitation of evacuation centers, including purchase of
lot for the purpose;
3.1.6 Construction of Special Drug Education Centers, and Drug
Treatment/Rehabilitation Centers, including purchase of lot for the purpose;
3.1.7 Rehabilitation of historical sites classified as such by the National Historical
Commission of the Philippines;
3.1.8 Purchase and development of land for the relocation of informal settlers and
relocation of victims of calamities;
3.1.9 Construction or rehabilitation of multi-purpose halls, including purchase of
lot for the purpose; and
3.1.10 Installation of street lighting system.
3.2 Economic Development
3.2.1 Construction or rehabilitation of communal irrigation or water
impounding system;
3.2.2 Purchase or lease of post-harvest facilities, such as farm or
hand tractor with trailer, thresher and mechanical driers;
3.2.3 Construction or rehabilitation of local roads or bridges,
including purchase of appropriate engineering equipment, such as
dump trucks, graders and pay loaders;
3.2.4 Capital expenditures related to the implementation of
livelihood or entrepreneurship/local economic development projects;
3.2.5 Development cf alternative power or energy sources, such as,
but not limited to, renewable energy power plants; and
3.2.6 Amortization of loans used to finance development projects
cited in this JMC, subject to the 20% debt service cap prescribed
under Section 324 (b) of RA No. 7160.
3.3 Environmental Management
3.3.1 Reforestation and urban greening;
3.3.2 Construction or rehabilitation of sanitary landfills and
materials
recovery facilities;
3.3.3 Purchase of garbage trucks and other equipment for
environmental
management and protection purposes;
3.3.4 Implementation of flood and erosion control projects, such as
rehabilitation and construction of drainage systems, de-silting of
rivers, and de-clogging of canals; and
3.3.5 Other environmental management projects that promote air
and
water quality, as well as productivity of the coastal or freshwater
habitat, agricultural land and forest land, such as, but not limited to,
treatment of wastewater for conservation/re-use purposes, and
installation of air pollution control devices.
4.0 EXPENDITURE ITEMS NOT ALLOWED TO BE
CHARGED AGAINST THE 20% DF
The following expenditure items shall not be allowed to be charged
against the 20% DF or included in the appropriations for allowable
development projects:
4.1 Personal Services expenditures, such as salaries, wages,
overtime pay and other personnel benefits;
4.2 Administrative expenses, such as supplies, meetings,
communication,nwater and electricity, petroleum products, other
general services, and the like;
4.3 Traveling expenses, whether domestic or foreign;
4.4 Registration or participation fees in training, seminars,
conferences or conventions;
4.5 Purchase of administrative office' furniture, fixtures, equipment
or appliances-,and
4.6 Purchase, maintenance or repair of motor vehicles or motor
cycles, other than those specifed in item 3.0 hereof.
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