PYDP: Vision and Priority Agenda

and
9 Centers of Youth Participation
FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN
SK PLANNING
• Profile of Katipunan ng Kabataan
(KK)Members
• Needs and Concerns of KK
• PYDP and LYDP
• Available Funds and Resources
PROFILE OF KATIPUNAN
NG KABATAAN MEMBERS
Age Religion
Sex Average size of a
Education level family
Income level Etc.
Marital status
Occupation
NEEDS AND CONCERNS OF
KK
Know and assess the needs of the youth in your
barangay based on discussions with KK
members thru KK Assemblies and other needs
analysis activities such as surveys and
interviews.
PYDP AND LYDP
The Philippine Youth Development Plan
(PYDP) is the national medium-term plan for
the Filipino youth crafted by the National
Youth Commission and other youth
stakeholders to address issues and concerns
raised by representatives of youth and youth
serving organizations.
Local Youth Development Plan (LYDP)

- is the local version of PYDP which will be crafted by

the SK Federation and the LYDC. You will base your
barangay plans on the LYDP.
COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN
(CBYDP)
The three-year comprehensive youth development plan of
the barangay that is formulated by the Sangguniang
Kabataan (SK) in consultation and with concurrence of the
Katipunan ng Kabataan (KK) and anchored on the
Philippine Youth Development Plan (PYDP) and other
Local Youth Development Plans (LYDP) at the provincial,
city and municipal levels.
ANNUAL BARANGAY YOUTH
INVESTMENT PROGRAM
(ABYIP)
An annual program based on the Comprehensive Barangay
Youth Development Plan. It contains the program, projects,
and activities or PPAs and corresponding cost of each, as
well as a cash flow chart to show the approximate time
when the release of corresponding funds will be needed.
 STEPS IN CRAFTING THE SK PLANS
KK CONSULTATION

DRAFTING OF LYDP BY SK PEDERASYON

FINALIZING LYDP BY LYDC

APPROVING LYDP BY LCE

CRAFTING OF CBYDP AND ABYIP BY SK

PRESENTATION OF CBYDP AND ABYIP TO KK GENERAL ASSEMBLY

IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING OF PLANS

LOCAL YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
(LYDC)
LYDC is a body composed of 8-19
representatives of youth and youth-serving
organizations and the President and Vice-
President of the SK Pederasyon. The LYDC shall
assist in the planning and execution of projects
and programs of the SK, and of the Pederasyon at
all levels.
FORM FOR THE LYDP
FORM FOR THE CBYDP
 FORM FOR THE ABYIP
PROGRAM/ BRIEF PROGRAM / PROJECT BUDGET (IN PHP) SCHEDULE
PROJECT/ DESCRIPTION (MONTH)
ACTIVITY

Gender This training is designed to open up Php. 12,500.00 March 2018

Sensitivity communications between the genders
Training to bring mutual understanding and (Am Snacks- Php 75x 50
respect of each others’ roles. The pax= Php. 3750.00)
training starts with employing local
experts on gender issues who have a (Lunch- Php 100x 50
clear understanding of the problem pax= Php. 5,000.00)
within the current social and cultural
context to help create and lead training Pm Snacks- Php 75.00x
sessions. 50 pax= Php. 3750.00)
Philippine Youth Development Plan
(PYDP) 2017-2022
What is our collective vision for the Filipino youth?

Specifically, by 2022, Filipino Youth could be described as

follows:
• Filipino Youth are healthy, educated, patriotic, globally
mobile, and active in government and civil society.
• Filipino Youth live in a peaceful, secure, and socially-
inclusive society where there is respect for and equality
across genders, faiths, and cultures.
• Filipino Youth engage in gainful economic activity across
various locales and sectors.
• Filipino Youth access, use, and transform technology,
information, and services for the betterment of society.
9 Centers of Youth Participation
 HEALTH
EDUCATION
The PYDP 2017-2022 ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
has NINE CENTERS SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EQUITY
FOR SECURITY
YOUTH GOVERNANCE
PARTICIPATION ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
ENVIRONMENT
GLOBAL MOBILITY
 Center of Priority Development
Participation Coverage and Empowerment
Programs
Health Healthy living, sexual, reproductive and Sports development,
psychological health, risk-taking Adolescent and Youth Health
Program (AYHP) , Nutrition
Education, Mental Health
Program

Education Universal participation, internal efficiency, Equitable access to quality

quality and performance education, Education and
Livelihood Assistance
Program , ALS

Economic Labor force participation, vulnerable Youth employment and

Empowerment employment, entrepreneurial activities, livelihood, SPES, Skills
employment enrichment Enhancement Training

Social Inclusion Youth with specific needs, youth with Gender sensitivity
and Equity disability, LGBTQ+, gendered job
discrimination, male enrollment
Peace-building and Peace and order, the peace process, Anti-drug abuse, Bahay
Security youth in conflict with the law, drug- Pag-asa, Bahay Kalinga
dependent youth

Governance SK, local and national elections, Capability building and

government and bureaucracy leadership training

Active Citizenship Accreditation, awareness and

assistance, culture and arts,
volunteerism

Environment Environmental activities and practices Environmental

protection, climate
change adaptation, DRRR

Global Mobility Cross-border exchanges, youth

trafficking