Barangay officials are urged as early as now to drumbeat public awareness and generate participation of their constituents to the upcoming Barangay Assembly in all 42,044 barangays in the country on October 14.
Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) OIC-Secretary Eduardo M. Año enjoins barangays to utilize the social media, particularly Facebook and Twitter, to inform and remind the residents of the activity.
“Social media is far-reaching and nowadays most Filipinos get news and public advisory online. Use this platform as we now embrace e-governance,” he says.
The DILG Chief also urges the public to attend Barangay Assembly in their communities as their “right and responsibility.”
The conduct of Barangay Assembly is mandated by Republic Act No. 7160 or the Local Government Code which states that it should be conducted “at least twice a year to hear and discuss the semestral report of the barangay concerning its activities and finances as well as problems affecting the barangay.”
Año reminds that barangay officials’ failure to conduct Barangay Assembly can be a case for administrative complaint that may be filed by a concerned citizen or governmental or non-governmental entity before the sangguniang panlungsod or sangguniang bayan or to the Office of the Ombudsman.
“To the public, make use of your right to have an interface with your barangay officials on issues that affect your community. To barangay officials, ensure maximum participation and meaningful discussion with your constituents,” he says.
Aside from using social media, Año encourages barangays to do medical or dental mission and cultural presentations to garner higher attendance in Barangay Assembly.
Barangay executives are also told to post or hang Barangay Assembly posters or banners in conspicuous places in the barangay like the barangay hall, plaza, main streets, transport terminals and market or talipapa.
As for DILG field officers, Año directed them to urge barangays to live stream their Barangay Assembly through Facebook Live and post pictures and videos of the assembly in various social media platforms such asFacebook, Twitter, and Instagram using the hashtag #barangayassembly2018 on October 14.
Recognizing exemplary barangays
Meanwhile, DILG Spokesperson, Assistant Secretary Jonathan E. Malaya, disclosed that the Department through its National Barangay Operations Office (NBOO) will be showcasing exemplary barangays.
DILG field offices have been directed to identify before October 5 a barangay in their jurisdiction that is not included in the list of drug affected barangays of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency and has created or reorganized its Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC).
Its BADAC must particularly have a Committee on Operations and Advocacy and an Auxiliary Team. It should have also allocated a substantial portion of barangay's annual budget for anti-illegal drugs programs, projects and activities. It must have established Referral Rehabilitation Desk with a designated duty officer.
“The DILG recognizes that in the exercise of general supervision over local governments, acknowledgment of good performing local government units have a multiplying and motivational effect for others to do the same or do better,” Malaya says.
The theme of the Barangay Assembly on October 14 is “Nagkakaisang komunidad tungo sa Mapayapa, Maunlad at Matiwasay na Barangay!”
Barangay Assembly is held every last Saturday of March and second Sunday of October as per Proclamation No. 260 .# Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
Friday, September 28, 2018
Thursday, September 27, 2018
PHILHEALTH FINES, PENALIZES ERRING HOSPITALS
State agency Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) said that it is now imposing fines against erring hospitals instead of outright suspension or revocation of their accreditation in order to ensure that members continue to access health services and avail themselves of their benefits even if these facilities are being made to account for their fraudulent practices.
In accordance to its Board Resolution No. 2334, s-2017 and its implementing guidelines as contained in Corporate Order 2018-0039, PhilHealth can now impose maximum fines on hospitals liable for offenses in administrative cases with PhilHealth.
PhilHealth said that they have at least 71 hospitals nationwide with a combined total of 298 cases currently in arbitration due to various violations such as fraudulent acts and breach of warranties of accreditation/performance commitment, filing of multiple claims, misrepresentation by furnishing false or incorrect information, and claiming for non-admitted patients, among others.
The said policy is in keeping with its commitment to curb fraud and protect its funds from abuse and pilferage without interrupting access to health care services. “We recognize that suspending or revoking a hospital’s accreditation will result to members not being able to avail of their benefits when they or their dependents are admitted in these facilities,” PhilHealth Acting President and CEO Dr. Roy B. Ferrer explained.
However, PhilHealth clarified that their policy of meting maximum fines does not apply to cases against health care professionals; cataract cases through recruitment schemes; cases that are already on appeal with the Courts; and to recidivists or those who have been repeatedly sanctioned for the same offense.
"We are not prevented from suspending or revoking hospital accreditation if truly warranted by circumstances," Ferrer asserted, saying that from 2010 to present they have suspended at least 31 hospitals and revoked the accreditation of another two facilities for violations ranging from extending period of confinement, misrepresentation, claiming for non-admitted patients, among many others.
It was also revealed that for the period 2015 to June 2018, it has detected some 2,000 claims that are tainted with fraud amounting to P17.8 million. For cataract cases due to recruitment schemes alone, a total of 5 facilities and 11 health care professionals with a combined total of 3,673 cases are now up for decision.
The state agency also said that it recently won cases in the Supreme Court and in the Court of Appeals on these cataract cases, upholding its actions against erring providers.
"This should serve as a warning to those who are still into active recruitment of unsuspecting cataract patients who are operated on even in very poor conditions in order to sap unwarranted payments from the National Health Insurance Fund." Ferrer said. # Source - (Rey T.aleña)/PHILHEALTH
In accordance to its Board Resolution No. 2334, s-2017 and its implementing guidelines as contained in Corporate Order 2018-0039, PhilHealth can now impose maximum fines on hospitals liable for offenses in administrative cases with PhilHealth.
PhilHealth said that they have at least 71 hospitals nationwide with a combined total of 298 cases currently in arbitration due to various violations such as fraudulent acts and breach of warranties of accreditation/performance commitment, filing of multiple claims, misrepresentation by furnishing false or incorrect information, and claiming for non-admitted patients, among others.
The said policy is in keeping with its commitment to curb fraud and protect its funds from abuse and pilferage without interrupting access to health care services. “We recognize that suspending or revoking a hospital’s accreditation will result to members not being able to avail of their benefits when they or their dependents are admitted in these facilities,” PhilHealth Acting President and CEO Dr. Roy B. Ferrer explained.
However, PhilHealth clarified that their policy of meting maximum fines does not apply to cases against health care professionals; cataract cases through recruitment schemes; cases that are already on appeal with the Courts; and to recidivists or those who have been repeatedly sanctioned for the same offense.
"We are not prevented from suspending or revoking hospital accreditation if truly warranted by circumstances," Ferrer asserted, saying that from 2010 to present they have suspended at least 31 hospitals and revoked the accreditation of another two facilities for violations ranging from extending period of confinement, misrepresentation, claiming for non-admitted patients, among many others.
It was also revealed that for the period 2015 to June 2018, it has detected some 2,000 claims that are tainted with fraud amounting to P17.8 million. For cataract cases due to recruitment schemes alone, a total of 5 facilities and 11 health care professionals with a combined total of 3,673 cases are now up for decision.
The state agency also said that it recently won cases in the Supreme Court and in the Court of Appeals on these cataract cases, upholding its actions against erring providers.
"This should serve as a warning to those who are still into active recruitment of unsuspecting cataract patients who are operated on even in very poor conditions in order to sap unwarranted payments from the National Health Insurance Fund." Ferrer said. # Source - (Rey T.aleña)/PHILHEALTH
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION (FDS) TI 4 Ps ITI SETIEMBRE 2018, MAAR-ARAMID
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Iti pannakiuman ti Web In-Action, impakaammo dagiti Staff ti Opisina ti Municipal Operations Office (MOO) ti 4 Ps Program, Municipal Link-Cabugao nga itultuloyda nga isaksaknap ti pakabuklan ti programa ti 4 Ps iti pagnaedan dagiti kameng kadagiti barangay ti Munisipalidad ti Cabugao.
Itatta nga Setiembre 2018, ti Topiko a maiyadal ket napauluan iti “Pagkilala at Pagtanggap sa mga May Kapansanan.” Mairaman iti Learning Service Provider a mangited ti adal ket ti Social Welfare Assistant.
Kabayatanna, makiko-koordinarda latta kadagiti Opisiales ti Barangay/Parent Leaders a katinnulongda a mangorganisar iti Family Development Session (FDS) para iti Topiko nga imitingda kadagiti 4 Ps para iti dayta a bulan.
Iti manon a bulan a pannakaangay ti Family Development Session (FDS) kadagiti barangay ket nasursuron dagiti Parent-Leaders ti tumakder iti bukodda a panangtarawidwid iti miting ken seminar iti masakupanda.
Ita a bulan ti Setiembre 2018 ket mairaman dagiti kameng ti Pantawid Sraff ti Municipal Operations Office ti 4 Ps nga aglektiur (Learning Service Provider) kadagiti FDS Session-da ket napagkaykaysaanda a maysa a Topiko ti binsaenda kadagiti Family Development Session-da tapno nadardaras a maawatan dagiti klienteda. Nalaklaka pay a maawatan dagiti adalanda a 4 Ps no dagitay kabisadoda/naipanawen a Topiko/Situasion iti maiyad-adal kas parte iti Values Formation iti Programa.
Dagitoy nga aksion ken inisiatiba ket katinnulong iti agtultuloy a panangtarabay kadakuada ti Gobierno Munisipal iti panangidaulo ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang iti pannakikammayetna iti Ahensia ti DSWD iti napintas a maaramidan dagiti programa a maisaksaknap kadagiti barangay tapno maragpat iti sapasap a panagrang-ay iti Pamilia ken dagiti umili. # (Web In-Action)
Itatta nga Setiembre 2018, ti Topiko a maiyadal ket napauluan iti “Pagkilala at Pagtanggap sa mga May Kapansanan.” Mairaman iti Learning Service Provider a mangited ti adal ket ti Social Welfare Assistant.
Kabayatanna, makiko-koordinarda latta kadagiti Opisiales ti Barangay/Parent Leaders a katinnulongda a mangorganisar iti Family Development Session (FDS) para iti Topiko nga imitingda kadagiti 4 Ps para iti dayta a bulan.
Iti manon a bulan a pannakaangay ti Family Development Session (FDS) kadagiti barangay ket nasursuron dagiti Parent-Leaders ti tumakder iti bukodda a panangtarawidwid iti miting ken seminar iti masakupanda.
Ita a bulan ti Setiembre 2018 ket mairaman dagiti kameng ti Pantawid Sraff ti Municipal Operations Office ti 4 Ps nga aglektiur (Learning Service Provider) kadagiti FDS Session-da ket napagkaykaysaanda a maysa a Topiko ti binsaenda kadagiti Family Development Session-da tapno nadardaras a maawatan dagiti klienteda. Nalaklaka pay a maawatan dagiti adalanda a 4 Ps no dagitay kabisadoda/naipanawen a Topiko/Situasion iti maiyad-adal kas parte iti Values Formation iti Programa.
Dagitoy nga aksion ken inisiatiba ket katinnulong iti agtultuloy a panangtarabay kadakuada ti Gobierno Munisipal iti panangidaulo ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang iti pannakikammayetna iti Ahensia ti DSWD iti napintas a maaramidan dagiti programa a maisaksaknap kadagiti barangay tapno maragpat iti sapasap a panagrang-ay iti Pamilia ken dagiti umili. # (Web In-Action)
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
PANNAKAITED TI UNIPORME DAGITI CABUGAO ATHLETE, NAARAMID
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naaramid ti pannakaiwaras dagiti Uniform dagiti Atleta; Coaches ken Officiating Officials iti Cabugao Team kabayatan iti Practice-da iti Cabugao Athletic Oval, Brgy. Bonifacio, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Mismo a ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang iti nangiyallawat kadagiti Opisiales ti Sports iti Cabugao DepED District nga usaren dagiti napili nga Atleta a makisalip iti Unit 1 Sports Competition 2018 a maaramid iti tallo nga aldaw (Oktubre 1-3, 2018).
Binayabay dagiti School Heads nga idauluan ni Public Schools District Supervisor Dr. Consesa T. Rumias ni Mayor Josh Edward iti nadakamat nga aktibidad ti panagibunong.
Imbatad ni Dr. Concesa T. Rumias, Public Schools District Supervisor iti panagyamanna babaen iti panagkunana: “Thank you so much Mayor Josh Edward Cobangbang for the uniforms of the athletes, officiating officials and coaches for the unit l Palaro. May your tribe increase Mayor. God bless po.”
Nagyaman met ni Mrs. Estrellita M. Siruno, Principal III ti CSCS babaen iti panagkunana: “Thank you very much to the Local Government Unit of Cabugao headed by Mayor Josh Edward Cobangbang for the continued support to DepEd programs and projects.”
Pinagyamanan met dagiti immawat nga Atleta kasta metten dagiti Sports Officials nga idauluan ni Mr. Ronel M. Ubaldo, District Athletic Manager iti agtultuloy a suporta ti LGU-Cabugao kadakuada tapno naan-anay iti identidad-da a makisalip iti nasao a kompetision. #
DISTRICT ESCODA CELEBRATION, NAANGAY IDIAY CABUGAO COMPLEX
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naaramid ti District Escoda Celebration iti Tema: “Unleashing Potentials, Igniting Change” babaen kadagiti kameng ti Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP), Cabugao District idi Setiembre 23, 2017 iti Cabugao Cultural and Sports Complex, Brgy. Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur a nagatendaran dagiti GSP Members kadagiti pageskuelaan ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Naangay ti Nasantuan a Misa iti Cabugao Catholic Church a nagatendaran dagiti Girl Scouts sakbay a naaramid ti Girl Scout Celebration Program iti Cabugao Cultural and Sports Complex.
Iti Program proper, naaramid ti Re-dedication to the GS Promise and Law babaen iti Cabugao South CS Girl Scout, Star Scout Promise and Law babaen iti Arnap E/S Star Scout, Star Scout Law iti Nagsantaan E/S Star Scout ken Twinkler Promise and Law babaen iti Nagsincaoan E/S Twinklers.
Nangipaay ti Welcome Talk ni Mrs. Estrellita M. Siruno, Principal III, Cabugao North CS ken Field Adviser ti Girl Scout. Inawisna ti kaaduan a makikaysada iti pannakaseremonia ti kabibiag ni Josefa Llanes Escoda, kangrunaan a pundador ti Girl Scouting ken maysa isuna nga Ilokana.
Simmaruno ti Presentation of Participants thru Yells by school babaen iti panangtarawidwid ni Mrs. Marilyn S. Raciles, Turod ES Troop Leader sa naisaganad a naangay iti ESCODA CEREMONY babaen iti panangiwardas ni Mrs. Estrellita M. Siruno, Principal III ken GS Credentialed Trainers, In-Charge.
Nangipaay ti mensahe ni SBM Dr. Jemaima S. Tan-Yee, GS District Committee Chairman. Dinayaw ti Konsehala ti napintas a panagkakammayet dagiti ubbing a babbai, nagannak, Guardians ken Teachers a nangtarabay kadagiti annakda a makipaset kadaytoy a programa. Dinakamatna ti namaris a kabibiag ni Josefa Llanes Escoda ken iti importansia iti pakabuklan ti Tema ti selebrasion ita a Tawen 2018.
Naisaruno ti Introduction of the Guest of Honor and Speaker babaen ken ni Ms. Cheryll S. Nasvarro, Sagayaden ES Troop Leader.
Nagpaay a Guest of Honor ken Speaker ni Atty. Jennelyn M. Abao.
Kimmablaaw ken nagyaman ni Atty. Abao iti naited kenkuana a gundaway a mangipaneknek ti pateg ti Girl Scout a pakasanayan ken pakasursuruan kadagiti napapateg a galad dagiti agad-adal a babbai.
Pinadayawan met ni Atty. Abao dagiti ubbing, estudiante, nagannak, Guardians, Teachers, GSP Officers ken Municipal Officials kadaytoy a naballigi a pannakaseremonia iti kabibiag ni Josefa Llanes Escoda, Ilokana a Founder ti Girl Scouting.
Kalpasanna, naipaay ken ni Atty. Abao iti Certificate of Appreciation iti pannakaawisna a nagsarita itoy a taripnong babaen kadagiti Opisiales ti Scouting ti Cabugao DepED District.
Naisaganad a nagpabuya dagiti ubbing a mangibagi iti UCCP Twinklers ken simmaruno iti Zone 1; Zone II; Zone III ken Zone IV babaen iti panangirepresentar dagiti pageskuelaan iti Cabugao North Central Girl Scouts; Namruangan E/S Girl Scouts; Cabugao South Central School Girl Scouts; ken Arnap E/S Girl Scouts kas panagsasaganadda.
Nag-Closing Remarks ni Mrs. Nora R. Quibilan, Vice President, GSP Troop Leaders Association. Nagyaman iti amin a nakipartisipar iti naballigi a resulta ti selebrasion iti Girl Scouting.
Nagpaay nga Emcee da Ms. Delia Reintar ken ni Ms. Flordeliza Artates. # (Web In-Action)
Naangay ti Nasantuan a Misa iti Cabugao Catholic Church a nagatendaran dagiti Girl Scouts sakbay a naaramid ti Girl Scout Celebration Program iti Cabugao Cultural and Sports Complex.
Iti Program proper, naaramid ti Re-dedication to the GS Promise and Law babaen iti Cabugao South CS Girl Scout, Star Scout Promise and Law babaen iti Arnap E/S Star Scout, Star Scout Law iti Nagsantaan E/S Star Scout ken Twinkler Promise and Law babaen iti Nagsincaoan E/S Twinklers.
Nangipaay ti Welcome Talk ni Mrs. Estrellita M. Siruno, Principal III, Cabugao North CS ken Field Adviser ti Girl Scout. Inawisna ti kaaduan a makikaysada iti pannakaseremonia ti kabibiag ni Josefa Llanes Escoda, kangrunaan a pundador ti Girl Scouting ken maysa isuna nga Ilokana.
Simmaruno ti Presentation of Participants thru Yells by school babaen iti panangtarawidwid ni Mrs. Marilyn S. Raciles, Turod ES Troop Leader sa naisaganad a naangay iti ESCODA CEREMONY babaen iti panangiwardas ni Mrs. Estrellita M. Siruno, Principal III ken GS Credentialed Trainers, In-Charge.
Nangipaay ti mensahe ni SBM Dr. Jemaima S. Tan-Yee, GS District Committee Chairman. Dinayaw ti Konsehala ti napintas a panagkakammayet dagiti ubbing a babbai, nagannak, Guardians ken Teachers a nangtarabay kadagiti annakda a makipaset kadaytoy a programa. Dinakamatna ti namaris a kabibiag ni Josefa Llanes Escoda ken iti importansia iti pakabuklan ti Tema ti selebrasion ita a Tawen 2018.
Naisaruno ti Introduction of the Guest of Honor and Speaker babaen ken ni Ms. Cheryll S. Nasvarro, Sagayaden ES Troop Leader.
Nagpaay a Guest of Honor ken Speaker ni Atty. Jennelyn M. Abao.
Kimmablaaw ken nagyaman ni Atty. Abao iti naited kenkuana a gundaway a mangipaneknek ti pateg ti Girl Scout a pakasanayan ken pakasursuruan kadagiti napapateg a galad dagiti agad-adal a babbai.
Pinadayawan met ni Atty. Abao dagiti ubbing, estudiante, nagannak, Guardians, Teachers, GSP Officers ken Municipal Officials kadaytoy a naballigi a pannakaseremonia iti kabibiag ni Josefa Llanes Escoda, Ilokana a Founder ti Girl Scouting.
Kalpasanna, naipaay ken ni Atty. Abao iti Certificate of Appreciation iti pannakaawisna a nagsarita itoy a taripnong babaen kadagiti Opisiales ti Scouting ti Cabugao DepED District.
Naisaganad a nagpabuya dagiti ubbing a mangibagi iti UCCP Twinklers ken simmaruno iti Zone 1; Zone II; Zone III ken Zone IV babaen iti panangirepresentar dagiti pageskuelaan iti Cabugao North Central Girl Scouts; Namruangan E/S Girl Scouts; Cabugao South Central School Girl Scouts; ken Arnap E/S Girl Scouts kas panagsasaganadda.
Nag-Closing Remarks ni Mrs. Nora R. Quibilan, Vice President, GSP Troop Leaders Association. Nagyaman iti amin a nakipartisipar iti naballigi a resulta ti selebrasion iti Girl Scouting.
Nagpaay nga Emcee da Ms. Delia Reintar ken ni Ms. Flordeliza Artates. # (Web In-Action)
AGTULTULOY A MAIT-ITED DAGITI RELIEF GOODS KADAGITI NAAPEKTARAN TI BAGYO!
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Agtigtignay ti LGU-Cabugao babaen iti Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) nga agited ti Relief Goods kadagiti pamilia a naapektaran iti idadaliasat ti Super Bagyo Ompong idi Setiembre 15, 2018 kadagiti barangay ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Dagiti nairingpasen a nawarasan ti Team ket iti Barangay Maradodon; Barangay Catucdaan; Brgy. Marga-ay; Brgy. Bungro; Brgy. Salapasap; Brgy. Arnap; Brgy. Reppaac; ken Brgy. Nagsantaan.
Ti pakabuklan ti tulong ket naggapu iti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang. Tunggal maited a Relief Goods ket maipaay para iti pamilia a naapektaran iti limmabas a kalamidad.
Segun iti mapagdamagan, dagitoy a Relief Goods a maiwarwaras ket para iti sapasap a kayatna a sawen a maikkan ti amin a PamilIa ditoy ili ta naapektaran iti amin ken ni Bagyo Ompong. Maiyan-anus laeng ta saan a makapaggigiddan a papanan dagiti agibunong. Nupay kasta, naipakaammon daytoy a banag kadagiti Opisiales ti Barangay.
Kanaig daytoy, agtultuloy latta ti Relief Distribution ti Munisipio kadagiti dadduma pay a barangay ti ili a naapektaran agingga a sapasap a maikkan ti tulong dagiti maseknan a pamilia iti 33 a barangay ti ili.
Impeksa dagiti pamilia a nakaawaten iti Relief Goods iti panagyamanda iti Gobierno Lokal iti ili iti pannakaited kadakuada iti saranay.
Nakikaysa iti nadakamat a Relief Goods Distribution ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang ken bimmayabay met dagiti Konsehales ti Ili kadagiti aldaw iti panagibunong nga isuda SBM Danny Q. Gazmen; SBM Vicky S. Serna; SBM Josefina S. Vallejo ken ni SBM Atty. Randy Baniaga G. Kinaud.
Kabayatan ti Distribusion ket nakipaset met dagiti pannakabagi ti Munisipio nga isuda HRM Officer Teresita “Mimie” S. Sison, ken agak-akem pay a mangidaulo ti MSWDO; Social Welfare Assistant Leonora G. Reintar; Miss Aida S. Cueto; Ms. Angeles Esteban; Mrs. Edith Z. Galamgam; Mr. Richard Pula ken dadduma a tumultulong a kakaduada a Job Order Personnel manipud iti Munisipio. # (Web In-Action)
Dagiti nairingpasen a nawarasan ti Team ket iti Barangay Maradodon; Barangay Catucdaan; Brgy. Marga-ay; Brgy. Bungro; Brgy. Salapasap; Brgy. Arnap; Brgy. Reppaac; ken Brgy. Nagsantaan.
Ti pakabuklan ti tulong ket naggapu iti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang. Tunggal maited a Relief Goods ket maipaay para iti pamilia a naapektaran iti limmabas a kalamidad.
Segun iti mapagdamagan, dagitoy a Relief Goods a maiwarwaras ket para iti sapasap a kayatna a sawen a maikkan ti amin a PamilIa ditoy ili ta naapektaran iti amin ken ni Bagyo Ompong. Maiyan-anus laeng ta saan a makapaggigiddan a papanan dagiti agibunong. Nupay kasta, naipakaammon daytoy a banag kadagiti Opisiales ti Barangay.
Kanaig daytoy, agtultuloy latta ti Relief Distribution ti Munisipio kadagiti dadduma pay a barangay ti ili a naapektaran agingga a sapasap a maikkan ti tulong dagiti maseknan a pamilia iti 33 a barangay ti ili.
Impeksa dagiti pamilia a nakaawaten iti Relief Goods iti panagyamanda iti Gobierno Lokal iti ili iti pannakaited kadakuada iti saranay.
Nakikaysa iti nadakamat a Relief Goods Distribution ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang ken bimmayabay met dagiti Konsehales ti Ili kadagiti aldaw iti panagibunong nga isuda SBM Danny Q. Gazmen; SBM Vicky S. Serna; SBM Josefina S. Vallejo ken ni SBM Atty. Randy Baniaga G. Kinaud.
Kabayatan ti Distribusion ket nakipaset met dagiti pannakabagi ti Munisipio nga isuda HRM Officer Teresita “Mimie” S. Sison, ken agak-akem pay a mangidaulo ti MSWDO; Social Welfare Assistant Leonora G. Reintar; Miss Aida S. Cueto; Ms. Angeles Esteban; Mrs. Edith Z. Galamgam; Mr. Richard Pula ken dadduma a tumultulong a kakaduada a Job Order Personnel manipud iti Munisipio. # (Web In-Action)
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
FAMILY WEEK
The celebration of National Family Week is pursuant to Presidential Proclamation No. 60 issued on September 28, 1992, which aims “to increase awareness on various family issues; enhance effectiveness of national and local efforts to carry out specific programs concerning families by generating new programs concerning families by generating new activities and strengthening existing ones; and promote collaboration among national and local non-governmental organizations in support of multi-sectoral activities.” # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
2ND BATCH TI UNCONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFER (UCT), INAWAT DAGITI SENIOR CITIZENS ITI ILI A CABUGAO
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naangay ti Pay-out wenno pannakaited ti gatad iti Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) kadagiti 2nd Batch Beneficiaries (regular social pensioners) a kameng ti Senior Citizens ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur idi Setiembre 22, 2018 (Sabado).
Naangay ti Pay-out iti pasdek ti Cabugao Cultural and Sports Complex, Barangay Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Indauluan ni Miss Teresita Maximina “Mimie” S. Sison, agak-akem a mangidaulo ti Municipal Social Welfare Development Office ken tinulongan dagiti kakaduana a nangtarabay kadagiti Pay-out Team ken kadagiti nataengan nga immay nangala iti mabatayanda a gatad (P2,400 ti maysa a recipient) ditoy Cabugao Sports Complex.
Ti unconditional cash transfer program ti DSWD ket nairanta nga awaten dagiti indigent senior citizens a kas parte iti pannakapalag-an iti kabibiagda manipud iti epekto ti tax reform law wenno pannakaipakat ti masasao a Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion or TRAIN Law nga ipatpatungpal ti Gobierno Nasional. # (Web In-Action)
Naangay ti Pay-out iti pasdek ti Cabugao Cultural and Sports Complex, Barangay Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Indauluan ni Miss Teresita Maximina “Mimie” S. Sison, agak-akem a mangidaulo ti Municipal Social Welfare Development Office ken tinulongan dagiti kakaduana a nangtarabay kadagiti Pay-out Team ken kadagiti nataengan nga immay nangala iti mabatayanda a gatad (P2,400 ti maysa a recipient) ditoy Cabugao Sports Complex.
Ti unconditional cash transfer program ti DSWD ket nairanta nga awaten dagiti indigent senior citizens a kas parte iti pannakapalag-an iti kabibiagda manipud iti epekto ti tax reform law wenno pannakaipakat ti masasao a Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion or TRAIN Law nga ipatpatungpal ti Gobierno Nasional. # (Web In-Action)
MAKINARIA KEN DADDUMA A KASAPULAN DAGITI MANNALON, NAITED
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naangay ti Awarding/Turn-over dagiti Farm Machineries/Implements kas iti Rice Threshers (maited iti Asosasion ken ti Barangay) with motor engine; 6 Units Combined Harvester; Brush Cutter; Hybrid Rice Seeds; Vegetable Seeds kadagiti Opisiales/Opisiales ti Farmers Associations ken kameng ti Barangay Council kadagiti barangay ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur nga inimatangan dagiti nagatendar ken dagiti LGU Personnel a timmulong idiay Cabugao Cultural and Sports Complex, Barangay Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur iti Setiembre 25, 2018.
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Imbatad ti LGU-Cabugao a dagitoy a maited a ramit ken kasapulan ket nagtaud iti pundo a nausar iti RA 7171 a mabiangan ti Munisipio ken dagitoy ti pakabuklan ti immuna a listaan a napagpapatangan maibasar iti kasapulan dagiti mannalon ken barangay ken napagnunumuan iti miting a naangay kadagiti mannalon ken barangay sakbayna.
Nakikaysa da Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang ken dagiti kameng ti Sangguniang Bayan nga isuda SBM Atty. Randy Baniaga G. Kinaud, Committee Chairman on Agriculture; SBM Danny Q. Gazmen; SBM Vicky S. Serna; SBM Josefina S. Vallejo kasta metten ken ni ABC President Thaddeus “Teddy” U. Soller ket binayabayda ni Mayor Josh Edward a nangiyallawat kadagitoy a ramit ken kasapulan ti agrikultura kadagiti maseknan nga umawat.
Sakbayna, naangay ti ababa a programa ti Awarding/Turnover nga inatendaran dagiti kameng ti Asosasion agraman dagiti Opisiales ti ili ken kameng iti Konseho ti Barangay ken Kapitanes a nagatendar.
Nagsarita ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang ket kinunana nga adda a siimatang dagi kameng ti Konseho ti Barangay a katinnarabay dagiti Asosasion ti mannalon a mangmanehar ken mangmantener kadagiti naited a makinaria ken kasapulan ti panagtalon. Kunana a daytoy a nausar a pundo ket maigapu iti tao ket mausar iti husto ken kinapudno ket dinakamatna iti agtultuloy koma a panagtutunos ken panagtitinnulong iti nadakamat a sektor a mangsagrap kadagiti maited a pagimbagan ken mangnamnama kadagiti sumarsaruno pay a maited a pagsayaatan ken kasapulan dagiti umili.
Binigbig ni Mayor Josh Edward ti akem ni dati nga Ilocos Sur Governor Luis “Chavit” Singson nga akin-Autor iti RA 7171 a naggapuan dagitoy a tulong ken iti agtultuloy a pannakinaming da Governor Ryan Luis V. Singson ken ni Former Congressman Ronald V. Singson iti pannakaipagteng kadagiti tulong kadagiti mannalon ken barangay ditoy nga ili.
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Nagsarita met da SBM Randy Baniaga G. Kinaud; ABC President Thaddeus “Teddy” U. Soller; Municipal Agriculturist Robert S. Savella ken ni Farmers Federated President Modesto P. Ronque.
Panagyaman, pannakidanggay iti pagdur-asan iti agkakabarangayan ken grupo dagiti mannalon iti maawatda a pagimbagan iti anag ti panagsarita dagiti nadakamat nga Opisiales. Impaganetgetda pay iti umisu koma a pannakataripato dagitoy a maited a ramit tapno mabayag iti usarna ken produktibo dagiti mangusar kadagitoy. Innayonda pay a pakpakauna la dagitoy a maited a naibasar iti immuna a listaan ti kasapulan ken nakiddaw ket dagiti sumarsaruno a maited ket nakabasar latta iti listaan a kasapulan pay iti biang ken aggapu kadagiti mannalon ken iti Opisiales iti barangay.
Naisaganad iti Blessing dagiti Farm Machineries and Implement babaen iti panangannong ni Rev. Fr. Rene Leo Rosabia, Parish Priest ti Cabugao Catholic Church. Kalpasanna, naaramid ti group picture ken panagmiting dagiti Opisiales ti Barangay ken Asosasion ti mannalon tapno mapagpapatanganda iti mayat a wagas iti pannakaibunong iti hybrid rice seeds (para iti 2nd Crop) ken iti vegetable seeds para iti umabot ti 4,500 a bilang ti mannalon iti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Nagpaay a Facilitator da Mr. Nathaniel B. Galamgam, Municipal Farmer Coordinator; Mr. Edgar S. Balangatan, AT ken ni Federated Farmers President Modesto P. Ronque iti nadakamat a miting. Timmulong a nakipagtaming iti mapagsasaritaan ni SBM Randy Baniaga G. Kinaud.
Nagatendar pay dagiti kameng ti Broadcast Media tapno imatanganda ken makaalada iti padamagda iti nadakamat a turnover.
Nagpaay nga Emcee ni__HRM Officer Miss Teresita “Mimie” S. Sison. Nagidaulo ti panglukat nga Ababa a Kararag ni Miss Aida S. Cueto ken timmulong met dagiti Personnel ti Munisipio iti nadakamat nga aktibidad. # (Web In-Action)
Monday, September 24, 2018
PASILIDAD TI LGU, AGTULTULOY A MAMANTENER KALPASAN ITI KALAMIDAD
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Tumultulong ti grupo ti Clean and Green Program ti Munisipio nga agdalus kadagiti kalsada ti Poblasion nangruna kadagiti Processional Routes, Pasilidad ti Munisipio (Parke ken Plaza); Food Court; ken idiay Athletic Oval tapno mamantener ti pannakalinis ken pannakapapintas ti buya iti aglawlaw kalpasan iti ilalasat ti didigra a Bagyo Ompong.
Kabayatanna, kangrunaan a maikkan ti mentenansia ti panagdalus ket iti Cabugao Central Park (CCP) a daydaywen ti umili ken bisita iti aldaw ken sardam; idiay NISTC Public Market a paggatangan ti kaaduan iti kasapulanda ken idiay Cabugao Athletic Oval a kangrunaan a pakaangayan ti paay-ayam ti DepED a kas iti Zone Meet; District Meet; Unit Meet ken Provincial Meet .
Iti sabali a bangir, agtultuloy met a mamantener ti kinadalus ken sanitasion dagiti pasilidad nga usaren ti sapasap nga aggatang iti NISTC Public Market. Kanayon a madalusan dagiti Comfort Rooms (CRs) iti likud ken sango ti pasdek-NISTC Public Market tapno adda madadaan nga usaren ti publiko kabayatan nga addada a gumatgatang iti Tiendaan.
Segun ken ni MENRO-Designate Edgar S. Balangatan, AT, agak-akem a dadaulo ti grupo a kalpasan a maiwakasda iti agsumbangir ti National Highway manipud iti Brgy. Sagayaden nga agpatingga iti Brgy. Pug-os ket nakikoordinarda pay kadagiti barangay ti Poblasion tapno tumulongda nga agdalus iti igid ti kalsada a mabatoganda.
Innayon ni MENRO Balangatan a monmonitorenda pay iti Cleanliness and Beautification dagiti pito a Coastal Barangays a kangrunaan a pagpasiaran dagiti Balikbayans/Bisita babaen iti pannakikammayetda kadagiti Opisiales ti barangay kadagitoy a lugar. Tumulongda pay a mangpalinis iti agsumbangir a paset ti National Highway iti agpa-Port Salomague ken iti Provincial Road (Cuancabal-Nagsincaoan).
Kabayatanna, nadutokan ni Ms. Racquel S. Ancheta a mangidaulo iti NISTC Public Market iti panagretiro ni Ms. Norma Z. Bertumen itay nabiit.
Dagitoy nga aksion ken inisiatiba ket paset iti Direktiba ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang iti agtultuloy a pannakaipakat ti panagdaldalus ken panagpapintas iti aglawlaw ti ili a pagsayaatan ken pakairanudan met laeng iti sapasap. # (Web In-Action)
Kabayatanna, kangrunaan a maikkan ti mentenansia ti panagdalus ket iti Cabugao Central Park (CCP) a daydaywen ti umili ken bisita iti aldaw ken sardam; idiay NISTC Public Market a paggatangan ti kaaduan iti kasapulanda ken idiay Cabugao Athletic Oval a kangrunaan a pakaangayan ti paay-ayam ti DepED a kas iti Zone Meet; District Meet; Unit Meet ken Provincial Meet .
Iti sabali a bangir, agtultuloy met a mamantener ti kinadalus ken sanitasion dagiti pasilidad nga usaren ti sapasap nga aggatang iti NISTC Public Market. Kanayon a madalusan dagiti Comfort Rooms (CRs) iti likud ken sango ti pasdek-NISTC Public Market tapno adda madadaan nga usaren ti publiko kabayatan nga addada a gumatgatang iti Tiendaan.
Segun ken ni MENRO-Designate Edgar S. Balangatan, AT, agak-akem a dadaulo ti grupo a kalpasan a maiwakasda iti agsumbangir ti National Highway manipud iti Brgy. Sagayaden nga agpatingga iti Brgy. Pug-os ket nakikoordinarda pay kadagiti barangay ti Poblasion tapno tumulongda nga agdalus iti igid ti kalsada a mabatoganda.
Innayon ni MENRO Balangatan a monmonitorenda pay iti Cleanliness and Beautification dagiti pito a Coastal Barangays a kangrunaan a pagpasiaran dagiti Balikbayans/Bisita babaen iti pannakikammayetda kadagiti Opisiales ti barangay kadagitoy a lugar. Tumulongda pay a mangpalinis iti agsumbangir a paset ti National Highway iti agpa-Port Salomague ken iti Provincial Road (Cuancabal-Nagsincaoan).
Kabayatanna, nadutokan ni Ms. Racquel S. Ancheta a mangidaulo iti NISTC Public Market iti panagretiro ni Ms. Norma Z. Bertumen itay nabiit.
Dagitoy nga aksion ken inisiatiba ket paset iti Direktiba ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang iti agtultuloy a pannakaipakat ti panagdaldalus ken panagpapintas iti aglawlaw ti ili a pagsayaatan ken pakairanudan met laeng iti sapasap. # (Web In-Action)
DSWD SUPPORTS THE BILL DOUBLING THE SOCIAL PENSION FOR THE INDIGENT SENIORS
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) expresses its full support to Senate Bill 1865 that seeks to double the amount of social pension for indigent senior citizens from the current P500 to P1,000.
“We fully support the senate bill as it will really be a big help to our poor seniors – one of the sectors which feel the most impact of the increasing prices of our basic commodities,” DSWD Community Programs and Services Bureau Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Director Rosalie D. Dagulo said during a radio interview.
Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens (SPISC) is the government’s assistance for poor seniors in the amount of P500 to augment their daily subsistence, including their medical needs.
Being implemented by DSWD, the program started in 2011 through Republic Act (RA) 9994 or the Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010 to improve the living condition of eligible indigent senior citizens and to protect them from neglect and deprivation.
Dir. Dagulo acknowledged that indigent seniors in the country are in need for more assistance given that they have no other source of support.
Alam po natin na kasabay ng pagtanda ay ang pagkakaroon ng mga pangangailangan katulad ng gamot, gatas, at iba pang medical services. Kaya naman nais namin matulungan sila sa kanilang mga pangangailangan (We know that need for medicine, milk, and other medical services come along with old age. This is why we want to help augment their daily subsistence). Thus, the Department supports any move to increase the assistance for our older persons,” the Director added.
Authored by Senator Sonny Angara, Senate Bill 1865 also seeks to remove the “frail, sickly or with disability” requirement to qualify for the social pension. This means that, as long as the senior citizen does not have any contributory pension, he or she will be qualified for the social pension. This widens the coverage of beneficiaries to include all poor senior citizens in the country.
RA 9994 specifies that seniors qualified to receive the P500 monthly stipend under the social pension program of the DSWD are those who are frail, sickly or with a disability; without any pension from other government agencies; and without a permanent source of income or source of financial assistance/compensation to support their basic needs.
The DSWD’s social pension program currently covers 3.4 million indigent seniors as of latest report.
Moreover, DSWD Secretary Virginia N. Orogo thanked Sen. Angara for authoring a bill that would provide more aid to indigent seniors, enhancing the social protection system of the country.
“The DSWD welcomes any legislation that intends to provide additional help to our needy sectors, like our indigent older persons. We, in government, have a unified goal to improve or enhance our key social welfare and development programs to ensure that the needed care and assistance for our vulnerable and disadvantaged sectors are provided for,” the Secretary added. # Source – www.dswd.gov.ph
“We fully support the senate bill as it will really be a big help to our poor seniors – one of the sectors which feel the most impact of the increasing prices of our basic commodities,” DSWD Community Programs and Services Bureau Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Director Rosalie D. Dagulo said during a radio interview.
Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens (SPISC) is the government’s assistance for poor seniors in the amount of P500 to augment their daily subsistence, including their medical needs.
Being implemented by DSWD, the program started in 2011 through Republic Act (RA) 9994 or the Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010 to improve the living condition of eligible indigent senior citizens and to protect them from neglect and deprivation.
Dir. Dagulo acknowledged that indigent seniors in the country are in need for more assistance given that they have no other source of support.
Alam po natin na kasabay ng pagtanda ay ang pagkakaroon ng mga pangangailangan katulad ng gamot, gatas, at iba pang medical services. Kaya naman nais namin matulungan sila sa kanilang mga pangangailangan (We know that need for medicine, milk, and other medical services come along with old age. This is why we want to help augment their daily subsistence). Thus, the Department supports any move to increase the assistance for our older persons,” the Director added.
Authored by Senator Sonny Angara, Senate Bill 1865 also seeks to remove the “frail, sickly or with disability” requirement to qualify for the social pension. This means that, as long as the senior citizen does not have any contributory pension, he or she will be qualified for the social pension. This widens the coverage of beneficiaries to include all poor senior citizens in the country.
RA 9994 specifies that seniors qualified to receive the P500 monthly stipend under the social pension program of the DSWD are those who are frail, sickly or with a disability; without any pension from other government agencies; and without a permanent source of income or source of financial assistance/compensation to support their basic needs.
The DSWD’s social pension program currently covers 3.4 million indigent seniors as of latest report.
Moreover, DSWD Secretary Virginia N. Orogo thanked Sen. Angara for authoring a bill that would provide more aid to indigent seniors, enhancing the social protection system of the country.
“The DSWD welcomes any legislation that intends to provide additional help to our needy sectors, like our indigent older persons. We, in government, have a unified goal to improve or enhance our key social welfare and development programs to ensure that the needed care and assistance for our vulnerable and disadvantaged sectors are provided for,” the Secretary added. # Source – www.dswd.gov.ph
DSWD INTENSIFIES DELIVERY OF RELIEF GOODS IN AREAS AFFECTED BY ‘OMPONG’
In the aftermath of the massive devastation wrought by typhoon ‘Ompong’ in Regions 1, II, III, V, CAR, CALABARZON and NCR, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is intensifying its augmentation support to severely affected local government units (LGUs) in the said regions.
As of 4am report, DSWD has provided ₱10,950,718.40 worth of assistance to affected families and individuals in the regions hit by ‘Ompong’, while ₱3,452,388 came from LGUs,and ₱460,950 from non-government organizations (NGOs) for a total of ₱ 14,864,056.40.
A total of 147,540 families or 591,762 persons were affected in 2,738 barangays, 433 cities/municipalities, and 31 provinces in Regions NCR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, and CAR.
Reports said that a total of 50,686 families or 192,842 persons are currently staying inside 1,899 evacuation centers, while some 6,510 families or 26,666 persons are staying with relatives or friends in Regions NCR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, and CAR. Meanwhile, all evacuation centers in MIMAROPA are already closed.
There are 451 damaged houses reported in Regions I, III, and CAR; of which, 79 houses are totally damaged and 372 houses are partially damaged.
The DSWD-Disaster Response Management Bureau and National Resource and Logistics Management Service (NRLMS) staff are on 24/7 duty at the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) Operations Center to continuously coordinate with the concerned DSWD-Field Offices and Response Cluster members for significant disaster response updates.
Regional situation
The DSWD-FO NCR Quick Response Teams headed by Bienvenido Barbosa facilitated the distribution of family kits to the affected families in Malabon City. It is continuously coordinating with the 17 LGUs through its respective Local Social Welfare and Development Office (LSWDOs) regarding necessary augmentation assistance needed by the affected families.
Meanwhile, DSWD-FO CAR facilitated the purchase of 600 sacks of NFA rice to be distributed to the affected families.
In San Fernando, La Union, volunteers at the DSWD Regional Warehouse continues to do manual repacking of family food packs (FFPs).
DSWD-FO II is assigned as the secretariat for social services response tasked to consolidate the actions and commitments of the DSWD, National Economic Development Authority (NEDA), Department of Education (DepEd), National Food Authority (NFA), Department of Health (DOH), and Department of Trade and Industry.
The DSWD contingent in the province of Batanes headed by DREMB Director Rodolfo Encabo, together with the SWAD Team, and PDRRMC members in the province conducted Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (RDANA) in Batanes Island. As of 16 September 2018, 12:00 noon, no damage was observed as an effect of TY Ompong. Nonetheless, LDRRMCs are continuously providing weather updates to their constituents.
DSWD-FO II also conducted spot visits to evacuation centers in the municipality of Amulung, Cagayan. The FO has standby stockpile of 5,628 family food packs and Quick Response Fund amounting to Php10,000,000.00 for the provision of augmentation support to affected LGUs.
DSWD-FO III has started conducting validation to PDRRMC and MDRRMO on reported 8,000 families affected in Camiling, Tarac, while continuously monitoring the status of the municipality of Aliaga, Nueva Ecija. It has also facilitating the release of family food packs to the affected LGUs, namely: 2,700 family food packs (FFPs) to Camiling Tarlac, 500 FFPs for Masantol, Pampanga, and blankets for the affected families in Malolos and FFPs for San Miguel, Bulacan.
Meanwhile, DSWD-FO CALABARZON is currently repacking 4,000 FFPs readily available to LGUs request for augmentation. A total of 2,864 FFPs were already packed at the GMA Warehouse.
In MIMAROPA, the LGU of Rizal and Magsaysay, Occidental Mindoro, distributed food and non-food items and established a community kitchen in Brgy. Malabni, while the LGU of Calintaan distributed hot meals amounting to P2,649.
DSWD FO MIMAROPA Social Welfare and Development Team (SWADT) Office ensured the availability of prepositioned of goods and stockpile in Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDA). It was also reported that ports in Romblon and Marinduque are now back to normal operations since September 15, while the ports in Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro and Palawan are still not operational.
DSWD Secretary Virginia N. Orogo assured that the Department is ready to provide augmentation support to all affected LGUs.
She said, “The Department’s personnel in the affected regions, as well as those in the Central Office deployed in the hardest hit areas are already providing the necessary technical assistance to the affected communities.” # Source – www.dswd.gov.ph
As of 4am report, DSWD has provided ₱10,950,718.40 worth of assistance to affected families and individuals in the regions hit by ‘Ompong’, while ₱3,452,388 came from LGUs,and ₱460,950 from non-government organizations (NGOs) for a total of ₱ 14,864,056.40.
A total of 147,540 families or 591,762 persons were affected in 2,738 barangays, 433 cities/municipalities, and 31 provinces in Regions NCR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, and CAR.
Reports said that a total of 50,686 families or 192,842 persons are currently staying inside 1,899 evacuation centers, while some 6,510 families or 26,666 persons are staying with relatives or friends in Regions NCR, I, II, III, CALABARZON, and CAR. Meanwhile, all evacuation centers in MIMAROPA are already closed.
There are 451 damaged houses reported in Regions I, III, and CAR; of which, 79 houses are totally damaged and 372 houses are partially damaged.
The DSWD-Disaster Response Management Bureau and National Resource and Logistics Management Service (NRLMS) staff are on 24/7 duty at the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) Operations Center to continuously coordinate with the concerned DSWD-Field Offices and Response Cluster members for significant disaster response updates.
Regional situation
The DSWD-FO NCR Quick Response Teams headed by Bienvenido Barbosa facilitated the distribution of family kits to the affected families in Malabon City. It is continuously coordinating with the 17 LGUs through its respective Local Social Welfare and Development Office (LSWDOs) regarding necessary augmentation assistance needed by the affected families.
Meanwhile, DSWD-FO CAR facilitated the purchase of 600 sacks of NFA rice to be distributed to the affected families.
In San Fernando, La Union, volunteers at the DSWD Regional Warehouse continues to do manual repacking of family food packs (FFPs).
DSWD-FO II is assigned as the secretariat for social services response tasked to consolidate the actions and commitments of the DSWD, National Economic Development Authority (NEDA), Department of Education (DepEd), National Food Authority (NFA), Department of Health (DOH), and Department of Trade and Industry.
The DSWD contingent in the province of Batanes headed by DREMB Director Rodolfo Encabo, together with the SWAD Team, and PDRRMC members in the province conducted Rapid Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (RDANA) in Batanes Island. As of 16 September 2018, 12:00 noon, no damage was observed as an effect of TY Ompong. Nonetheless, LDRRMCs are continuously providing weather updates to their constituents.
DSWD-FO II also conducted spot visits to evacuation centers in the municipality of Amulung, Cagayan. The FO has standby stockpile of 5,628 family food packs and Quick Response Fund amounting to Php10,000,000.00 for the provision of augmentation support to affected LGUs.
DSWD-FO III has started conducting validation to PDRRMC and MDRRMO on reported 8,000 families affected in Camiling, Tarac, while continuously monitoring the status of the municipality of Aliaga, Nueva Ecija. It has also facilitating the release of family food packs to the affected LGUs, namely: 2,700 family food packs (FFPs) to Camiling Tarlac, 500 FFPs for Masantol, Pampanga, and blankets for the affected families in Malolos and FFPs for San Miguel, Bulacan.
Meanwhile, DSWD-FO CALABARZON is currently repacking 4,000 FFPs readily available to LGUs request for augmentation. A total of 2,864 FFPs were already packed at the GMA Warehouse.
In MIMAROPA, the LGU of Rizal and Magsaysay, Occidental Mindoro, distributed food and non-food items and established a community kitchen in Brgy. Malabni, while the LGU of Calintaan distributed hot meals amounting to P2,649.
DSWD FO MIMAROPA Social Welfare and Development Team (SWADT) Office ensured the availability of prepositioned of goods and stockpile in Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDA). It was also reported that ports in Romblon and Marinduque are now back to normal operations since September 15, while the ports in Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro and Palawan are still not operational.
DSWD Secretary Virginia N. Orogo assured that the Department is ready to provide augmentation support to all affected LGUs.
She said, “The Department’s personnel in the affected regions, as well as those in the Central Office deployed in the hardest hit areas are already providing the necessary technical assistance to the affected communities.” # Source – www.dswd.gov.ph
RELIEF GOODS, AGTULTULOY A MAIT-ITED KADAGITI NAAPEKTARAN TI BAGYO OMPONG!
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Agtigtignay ti LGU-Cabugao babaen iti Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) nga agited ti Relief Goods kadagiti pamilia a naapektaran iti idadaliasat ti Super Bagyo Ompong idi Setiembre 15, 2018 kadagiti barangay ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Dagiti nagturonganen ti Distribution of Relief Goods Team ket iti Barangay Namruangan; Barangay Salomague; Barangay Cael-layan; Barangay Aragan; Barangay Carusipan; Barangay Sagayaden; Barangay Sabang; Barangay Daclapan ken ti Barangay Cuantacla.
Dagiti pakabuklan ti tulong ket naggapu iti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang. Tunggal maited a Relief Goods ket maisangrat para iti pamilia a naapektaran iti limmabas a kalamidad.
Kanaig daytoy, agtultuloy latta ti Relief Distribution ti Munisipio kadagiti dadduma pay a barangay ti ili a naapektaran agingga a sapasap a maikkan ti tulong dagiti maseknan a pamilia iti 33 a barangay ti ili.
Impeksa dagiti pamilia a nakaawat iti Relief Goods iti panagyamanda iti Gobierno Lokal iti ili iti pannakaited kadakuada iti saranay.
Nakikaysa iti nadakamat a Relief Goods Distribution ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang ken bimmayabay met dagiti Konsehales ti Ili kadagiti aldaw iti panagibunong nga isuda SBM Danny Q. Gazmen; SBM Vicky S. Serna; SBM Dr. Jemaima S. Tan Yee; SBM Josefina S. Vallejo; SBM Atty. Randy Baniaga G. Kinaud ken ni SK Federated President Marc Russel Morales.
Kabayatanna, nangipaay met ti tulong ni Former Congressman Ronald V. Singson kadagiti naapektaran idiay Barangay Salomague a no sadino a ditoy ket kinadua ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang ni nag-Diputado Ronald ken dagiti Personnel ti Munisipio iti pannakaibunong dagitoy a tulong.
Kabayatan ti Distribusion ket nakipaset met dagiti pannakabagi ti Munisipio nga isuda HRM Officer Teresita “Mimie” S. Sison; Social Welfare Assistant Leonora G. Reintar; Miss Aida S. Cueto; Mrs. Wilma S. Cruz; Ms. Angeles Esteban; Mrs. Edith Z. Galamgam; Mr. Kevin S. Somera ken dadduma a tumultulong a kakaduada a Personnel manipud iti Munisipio. # (Web In-Action)
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
LINGGO NG KASUOTANG PILIPINO
The third week of September is celebrated as Linggo ng Kasuotang Pilipino. During this period, our people's various native dresses and costumes are highlighted.
Philippine history and culture were recorded not only in documents but also in the material culture of our people. The varied names, uses, meanings and motifs of our people's dresses suggest the rich history and culture of our country.
The "Barong Tagalog," "Balintawak," and "Baro't Saya" are the prominent Filipino attire but our people have many other native dresses - the Ilonggo jusi and pina, the Moro malong, the Bicol sinamay, nipis, and patadyong, the Ilocano abel, the Visayan tapis pintados, the Bagobo dagmay, Bilaan tandayon, and the Mandaya ikat. Among our foreign-influenced dresses are the Camisa de Chino, Kamisa, Maria Clara, Traje de Mestiza Terno, and Mantones de Manila.
Our dresses and costumes are beautiful expressions of our many national traits. They express the various foreign influences that entered our country as well as our taste, artistry, and sensibilities to life's various moods and demands. # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
Philippine history and culture were recorded not only in documents but also in the material culture of our people. The varied names, uses, meanings and motifs of our people's dresses suggest the rich history and culture of our country.
The "Barong Tagalog," "Balintawak," and "Baro't Saya" are the prominent Filipino attire but our people have many other native dresses - the Ilonggo jusi and pina, the Moro malong, the Bicol sinamay, nipis, and patadyong, the Ilocano abel, the Visayan tapis pintados, the Bagobo dagmay, Bilaan tandayon, and the Mandaya ikat. Among our foreign-influenced dresses are the Camisa de Chino, Kamisa, Maria Clara, Traje de Mestiza Terno, and Mantones de Manila.
Our dresses and costumes are beautiful expressions of our many national traits. They express the various foreign influences that entered our country as well as our taste, artistry, and sensibilities to life's various moods and demands. # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
MDRRMC-CABUGAO, NAGALERTO ITI NASIBET A BAGYO!
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Nakasaganan a nagtignay ti puersa ti Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (MDRRMC)-LGU Cabugao, Ilocos Sur iti panangidaulo ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang, MDRRMC Chairperson ken iti panangimaton ni MDRRMC Officer Engr. Nestor B. Somera apaman a namonitorda ti isusungad ni “Bagyo Ompong” kangrunaan kadagidi aldaw a panagdaliasat ti kalamidad ditoy Ilokos idi Setiembre 15-16, 2018.
Malaksid iti panagmonitor ti MDRRMC Members iti National Highway, napanda kadagiti calamity prone area (inland ken coastal area) tapno makitada dagiti arayatenda gapu iti epekto ti napigsa nga angin ken kabulonna a tudo.
Daytoy a panagsagana ket naibasar iti nangato a level ti koordinasion iti MDRRMC kadagiti kabinuligna nga Opisina ken Ahensia ti Gobierno a kas iti PDRRMC-Ilocos Sur ken iti NDRRMC iti idadaliasat ti nakaro a didigra a napasamak iti las-ud ti AOR (Area of Responsibilities-da).
Kabayatanna, inalerto ti MDRRMC dagiti naapektaran a pamilia idiay Barangay Sabang; Barangay Namruangan; Barangay Daclapan ken Barangay Salomague ket naipanda iti pasdek ti Cabugao Evacuation Center sadiay Barangay Bonifacio, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur ket ditoyda a pinalabas ti dawel ti didigra.
Tinarabay ken tinaripato ida dagiti Municipal Employees & Personnel a nagserbisio ken timmulong kadagitoy a nadidigraan a kailian manipud pannakaibakuitda ditoy agingga a naitulodda kadagiti pagtaenganda idi simmayaaten ti tiempo.
Determinado met dagiti mangbukel ti Cabugao Rescue a pannakaramay ti MDRRMC iti Munisipio a nag-monitor, nag-rescue ken nag-clearing kadagiti naapektaran iti didigra a disso kalpasanna.
Inaramidda ti nagtultuloy a pannaki-koordinar ken pannakitinnulongda kadagiti timmarabay nga Opisiales ti Ili kabayatan ti ilalasat ti nadakamat a bagyo ken iti pannakikaysada kadagiti dadduma a Departamento ti LGU a kas iti MSWDO ken ti MHO-RHU ken kasta metten iti PNP ken BFP a kaduada a maseknan no dumteng ti kalamidad tapno napigpigsa ti grupoda a mangaksion kadagiti pakaseknan dagiti umili nagruna kadagiti barbarangay.
Dagitoy nga aksion ken inisiatiba ket maigapu iti napartak a panangipatungpal ti pagrebbenganda iti MDRRMC-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang, MDRRMC Chairperson nga agibagnos iti maaramid nga aksion iti panawen a dumteng ti didigra tapno maprotektaran wenno maalay-ayan dagiti umili iti epekto ti dimteng a kalamidad. # (Web Situational Report)
Malaksid iti panagmonitor ti MDRRMC Members iti National Highway, napanda kadagiti calamity prone area (inland ken coastal area) tapno makitada dagiti arayatenda gapu iti epekto ti napigsa nga angin ken kabulonna a tudo.
Daytoy a panagsagana ket naibasar iti nangato a level ti koordinasion iti MDRRMC kadagiti kabinuligna nga Opisina ken Ahensia ti Gobierno a kas iti PDRRMC-Ilocos Sur ken iti NDRRMC iti idadaliasat ti nakaro a didigra a napasamak iti las-ud ti AOR (Area of Responsibilities-da).
Kabayatanna, inalerto ti MDRRMC dagiti naapektaran a pamilia idiay Barangay Sabang; Barangay Namruangan; Barangay Daclapan ken Barangay Salomague ket naipanda iti pasdek ti Cabugao Evacuation Center sadiay Barangay Bonifacio, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur ket ditoyda a pinalabas ti dawel ti didigra.
Tinarabay ken tinaripato ida dagiti Municipal Employees & Personnel a nagserbisio ken timmulong kadagitoy a nadidigraan a kailian manipud pannakaibakuitda ditoy agingga a naitulodda kadagiti pagtaenganda idi simmayaaten ti tiempo.
Determinado met dagiti mangbukel ti Cabugao Rescue a pannakaramay ti MDRRMC iti Munisipio a nag-monitor, nag-rescue ken nag-clearing kadagiti naapektaran iti didigra a disso kalpasanna.
Inaramidda ti nagtultuloy a pannaki-koordinar ken pannakitinnulongda kadagiti timmarabay nga Opisiales ti Ili kabayatan ti ilalasat ti nadakamat a bagyo ken iti pannakikaysada kadagiti dadduma a Departamento ti LGU a kas iti MSWDO ken ti MHO-RHU ken kasta metten iti PNP ken BFP a kaduada a maseknan no dumteng ti kalamidad tapno napigpigsa ti grupoda a mangaksion kadagiti pakaseknan dagiti umili nagruna kadagiti barbarangay.
Dagitoy nga aksion ken inisiatiba ket maigapu iti napartak a panangipatungpal ti pagrebbenganda iti MDRRMC-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang, MDRRMC Chairperson nga agibagnos iti maaramid nga aksion iti panawen a dumteng ti didigra tapno maprotektaran wenno maalay-ayan dagiti umili iti epekto ti dimteng a kalamidad. # (Web Situational Report)
INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEAN-UP
Presidential Proclamation No. 470 declares the third Sunday of September of each year as the International Coastal Clean-Up (ICC) Day in observance of the Global Coastal Clean-up celebrations.
International Coastal Cleanup is the largest volunteer effort for ocean's health. People around the world gather on beaches, coasts, rivers, waterways and underwater dive sites to remove trash and record information on the debris collected. Results will aid in better waste management policies/plans, product packaging designs and in stirring environmental consciousness among the people. # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
International Coastal Cleanup is the largest volunteer effort for ocean's health. People around the world gather on beaches, coasts, rivers, waterways and underwater dive sites to remove trash and record information on the debris collected. Results will aid in better waste management policies/plans, product packaging designs and in stirring environmental consciousness among the people. # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
AÑO PRODS NEW LNB OFFICERS TO MAKE BARANGAY GOVERNANCE FUNCTIONAL, FELT BY PUBLIC
Newly elected national and regional officers of the Liga ng mga Barangay (LnB), the largest local government association in the country, are prodded to make barangay governance functional and ‘felt by the public'.
Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) OIC-Secretary Eduardo M. Año calls on the new set of LnB officers to make the 42,044 barangay governments do their duties and functions vested upon them by the law, notably the Local Government Code.
“Kayo pong namamahala sa mga barangay ang pinakamalapit sa mga mamamayan at maalam sa mga suliranin at pangangailangan ng mga komunidad. Kayo ang sumasalamin sa gobyerno. Maging matino, mahusay, at maaasahan po nawa kayo sa inyong sinumpaang paglilingkod-bayan,” Año tells the new LnB officers.
The DILG Chief says that the new Liga officers have a critical role in rallying barangays to be reliable and proactive partners in advancing the government’s priority thrusts on anti-illegal drugs, anti-criminality, and anti-corruption campaigns as well as the campaign for federalism.
Faustino A. Dy, V of Isabela now serves as the new LnB National President succeeding Edmund R. Abesamis.
“Nananawagan po tayo sa mga halal na opisyal sa barangay na maging aktibo sa pagpapatupad ng serbisyo publiko na ramdam ng mamamayan at maging katuwang sa pagkamit ng mga layunin ng nasyunal na pamahalaan,” he urges.
Other new LnB officers are Executive Vice-President Eden C. Pineda, Secretary-General Jorge Daniel S. Bocobo, National Auditor Jose Lorenzo T. Almeda, Vice-President for Luzon James Marty L. Lim, Vice-President for Visayas Celestino A. Martinez III, and Vice-President for Mindanao Edgar R. Ibuyan, Sr.
As for regional LnB chapters, the regional presidents are Mario B. Subagan for Ilocos Region, Victor B. Gines, Jr. for Cagayan Valley, Ramilito B. Capistrano for Central Luzon, Wilfredo M. Maliksi for CALABARZON, Abelardo S. Pangilinan for MIMAROPA, Joseph Philip L. Lee for Bicol Region, Dorothy G. Paes for Western Visayas, Romulo G. Cepedoza for Central Visayas, Ricarte A. Estrella for Eastern Visayas, Rogelio M. Isip for Zamboanga Peninsula, Cesarve C. Siacor for Northern Mindanao, Rustan R. Castillones for Davao Region, Dulia D. Sultan for SOCCSKSARGEN, Gemma P. Tabada for CARAGA, Abdulrashid A. Balindong for Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, Michael L. Lawana for Cordillera Administrative Region, and Joseph William D. Lee for National Capital Region.
Organized, functional barangay units
Año says that among the barangay organizations that must be organized and made functional is the Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC) which plans, strategizes, implements and evaluates programs and projects on drug abuse prevention in the barangay.
Before the May 2018 barangay elections, the DILG filed administrative cases at the Office of the Ombudsman against 16 barangays in Metro Manila and Bicol for their failure of organizing BADACs.
The DILG and Dangerous Drugs Board recently released Joint Memorandum Circular No. 2018-01, the Implementing Guidelines on the Functionality and Effectiveness of Local Anti-Drug Abuse Councils.
The Department also encourages the retention or reappointment of Barangay Violence Against Women (VAW) Desk Persons or Officers, who have been trained by the national or local governments, for the continuous effective handling of VAW and children cases.
As for the anti-corruption mechanism, the DILG says it is closely monitoring the compliance to the Barangay Full Disclosure Policy which requires the posting of barangay budget, statement of income and expenditures and other barangay financial transactions and annual procurement plan in an area inside the barangay hall that can be easily viewed by the public.
DILG Spokesperson, Assistant Secretary Jonathan E. Malaya, says the barangays are the most important partners for a grassroots, wide-reaching advocacy for a correct public information on the proposed shift of Philippine governance to federalism.
“Next month po ay Barangay Assembly na muli. Dalawang beses lang ito sa isang taon. Sikapin po ninyo sa inyong barangay na dumalo ang mga residente sa Assembly kung saan tatalakayin ang mahahalagang usaping dapat nilang malaman at mabigyang boses,” Malaya says.
He says that the DILG is assisting in the special Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections to be held in Marawi City on September 22. # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) OIC-Secretary Eduardo M. Año calls on the new set of LnB officers to make the 42,044 barangay governments do their duties and functions vested upon them by the law, notably the Local Government Code.
“Kayo pong namamahala sa mga barangay ang pinakamalapit sa mga mamamayan at maalam sa mga suliranin at pangangailangan ng mga komunidad. Kayo ang sumasalamin sa gobyerno. Maging matino, mahusay, at maaasahan po nawa kayo sa inyong sinumpaang paglilingkod-bayan,” Año tells the new LnB officers.
The DILG Chief says that the new Liga officers have a critical role in rallying barangays to be reliable and proactive partners in advancing the government’s priority thrusts on anti-illegal drugs, anti-criminality, and anti-corruption campaigns as well as the campaign for federalism.
Faustino A. Dy, V of Isabela now serves as the new LnB National President succeeding Edmund R. Abesamis.
“Nananawagan po tayo sa mga halal na opisyal sa barangay na maging aktibo sa pagpapatupad ng serbisyo publiko na ramdam ng mamamayan at maging katuwang sa pagkamit ng mga layunin ng nasyunal na pamahalaan,” he urges.
Other new LnB officers are Executive Vice-President Eden C. Pineda, Secretary-General Jorge Daniel S. Bocobo, National Auditor Jose Lorenzo T. Almeda, Vice-President for Luzon James Marty L. Lim, Vice-President for Visayas Celestino A. Martinez III, and Vice-President for Mindanao Edgar R. Ibuyan, Sr.
As for regional LnB chapters, the regional presidents are Mario B. Subagan for Ilocos Region, Victor B. Gines, Jr. for Cagayan Valley, Ramilito B. Capistrano for Central Luzon, Wilfredo M. Maliksi for CALABARZON, Abelardo S. Pangilinan for MIMAROPA, Joseph Philip L. Lee for Bicol Region, Dorothy G. Paes for Western Visayas, Romulo G. Cepedoza for Central Visayas, Ricarte A. Estrella for Eastern Visayas, Rogelio M. Isip for Zamboanga Peninsula, Cesarve C. Siacor for Northern Mindanao, Rustan R. Castillones for Davao Region, Dulia D. Sultan for SOCCSKSARGEN, Gemma P. Tabada for CARAGA, Abdulrashid A. Balindong for Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, Michael L. Lawana for Cordillera Administrative Region, and Joseph William D. Lee for National Capital Region.
Organized, functional barangay units
Año says that among the barangay organizations that must be organized and made functional is the Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC) which plans, strategizes, implements and evaluates programs and projects on drug abuse prevention in the barangay.
Before the May 2018 barangay elections, the DILG filed administrative cases at the Office of the Ombudsman against 16 barangays in Metro Manila and Bicol for their failure of organizing BADACs.
The DILG and Dangerous Drugs Board recently released Joint Memorandum Circular No. 2018-01, the Implementing Guidelines on the Functionality and Effectiveness of Local Anti-Drug Abuse Councils.
The Department also encourages the retention or reappointment of Barangay Violence Against Women (VAW) Desk Persons or Officers, who have been trained by the national or local governments, for the continuous effective handling of VAW and children cases.
As for the anti-corruption mechanism, the DILG says it is closely monitoring the compliance to the Barangay Full Disclosure Policy which requires the posting of barangay budget, statement of income and expenditures and other barangay financial transactions and annual procurement plan in an area inside the barangay hall that can be easily viewed by the public.
DILG Spokesperson, Assistant Secretary Jonathan E. Malaya, says the barangays are the most important partners for a grassroots, wide-reaching advocacy for a correct public information on the proposed shift of Philippine governance to federalism.
“Next month po ay Barangay Assembly na muli. Dalawang beses lang ito sa isang taon. Sikapin po ninyo sa inyong barangay na dumalo ang mga residente sa Assembly kung saan tatalakayin ang mahahalagang usaping dapat nilang malaman at mabigyang boses,” Malaya says.
He says that the DILG is assisting in the special Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections to be held in Marawi City on September 22. # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
DILG URGES BARANGAY LEADERS TO CONDUCT ACCREDITATION OF COMMUNITY-BASED NGOS
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) urges punong barangays, sangguniang barangay (SB) members to conduct accreditation of barangay-based non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to ensure their participation in barangay governance and development process.
DILG OIC-Secretary Eduardo M. Año says barangay officials must be proactive in ensuring all NGOs within the barangay are accredited for proper accounting and representation in the Barangay Development Council (BDC) and other barangay-based institutions (BBIs).
"As partners of the government in its pursuit for progress, NGOs play a crucial part in delivering services to the people, especially in the grassroots level. And as such, it is imperative that they are accredited to formalize their operation in the barangay and for their voice to be heard in the BDC, BBIs," Año explains.
"The punong barangay, SB must therefore carefully enforce their mandated functions of accrediting barangay-based NGOs under their jurisdiction," he adds.
Under Article 64 (a) of the Local Government Code, within 30 days from the organization of the newly elected sanggunian, each sanggunian concerned shall call all community-based people's organizations or NGOs, including business and professional groups, to apply with the same LGU concerned for accreditation for membership in the local special bodies.
Accreditation process
In a directive recently released by DILG, punong barangays and SBs are enjoined to ensure participation of NGOs by undertaking information campaign and to encourage all barangay-based NGOs participation in the accreditation and selection process.
According to the DILG Chief, all community-based NGOs, whether previously accredited or seeking accreditation for the first time, shall be handed with the Notice of Call for Application and Accreditation. The same Notice shall be posted in three conspicuous areas of the barangay, on social and print media or on the Barangay website, if available.
The SB, through the Barangay Secretary, shall then prepare the list or directory of interested NGOs containing the name of the organization, contact information of the Head of the Organization, and services offered, among others.
Interested parties are requested to submit a letter of application for accreditation, and the accomplished Application and Accreditation Form (AAF) to the SB with the inclusion of Certificate of Registration issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission, list of current officers, and the annual accomplishment report and financial statement for the immediately preceding year.
"Failure to submit all the requirements shall cause the denial of the NGOs accreditation which is why it is important for them to produce all of the supporting documents. Ngunit maaari pa din naman nilang ipasa ang mga requirements basta makumpleto nila," Año says.
The SB will then pass an Ordinance or Resolution setting the additional criteria, if necessary; set the day for the conduct of assessment and evaluation; assess and evaluate the submitted AAF and other requirements; and direct the Barangay Secretary to document the assessment and evaluation process.
Participating NGOs will then be notified by the Punong Barangay regarding the status of their application for accreditation. Qualified NGOs will be issued with a Certificate of Accreditation indicating the concerned BBI to be represented.
In the same directive, it is stipulated that as much as practicable, only one NGO per sector will be accredited. In the event that there are multiple applicants catering services to the same sector, heads of those NGOs must convene to elect a leader among themselves.
The DILG Chief also reminds interested NGOs and the barangay officials that the accreditation process shall not cost anything hence "collection of any amount in connection to the accreditation shall be subjected to appropriate sanctions, in accordance with the law". # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
DILG OIC-Secretary Eduardo M. Año says barangay officials must be proactive in ensuring all NGOs within the barangay are accredited for proper accounting and representation in the Barangay Development Council (BDC) and other barangay-based institutions (BBIs).
"As partners of the government in its pursuit for progress, NGOs play a crucial part in delivering services to the people, especially in the grassroots level. And as such, it is imperative that they are accredited to formalize their operation in the barangay and for their voice to be heard in the BDC, BBIs," Año explains.
"The punong barangay, SB must therefore carefully enforce their mandated functions of accrediting barangay-based NGOs under their jurisdiction," he adds.
Under Article 64 (a) of the Local Government Code, within 30 days from the organization of the newly elected sanggunian, each sanggunian concerned shall call all community-based people's organizations or NGOs, including business and professional groups, to apply with the same LGU concerned for accreditation for membership in the local special bodies.
Accreditation process
In a directive recently released by DILG, punong barangays and SBs are enjoined to ensure participation of NGOs by undertaking information campaign and to encourage all barangay-based NGOs participation in the accreditation and selection process.
According to the DILG Chief, all community-based NGOs, whether previously accredited or seeking accreditation for the first time, shall be handed with the Notice of Call for Application and Accreditation. The same Notice shall be posted in three conspicuous areas of the barangay, on social and print media or on the Barangay website, if available.
The SB, through the Barangay Secretary, shall then prepare the list or directory of interested NGOs containing the name of the organization, contact information of the Head of the Organization, and services offered, among others.
Interested parties are requested to submit a letter of application for accreditation, and the accomplished Application and Accreditation Form (AAF) to the SB with the inclusion of Certificate of Registration issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission, list of current officers, and the annual accomplishment report and financial statement for the immediately preceding year.
"Failure to submit all the requirements shall cause the denial of the NGOs accreditation which is why it is important for them to produce all of the supporting documents. Ngunit maaari pa din naman nilang ipasa ang mga requirements basta makumpleto nila," Año says.
The SB will then pass an Ordinance or Resolution setting the additional criteria, if necessary; set the day for the conduct of assessment and evaluation; assess and evaluate the submitted AAF and other requirements; and direct the Barangay Secretary to document the assessment and evaluation process.
Participating NGOs will then be notified by the Punong Barangay regarding the status of their application for accreditation. Qualified NGOs will be issued with a Certificate of Accreditation indicating the concerned BBI to be represented.
In the same directive, it is stipulated that as much as practicable, only one NGO per sector will be accredited. In the event that there are multiple applicants catering services to the same sector, heads of those NGOs must convene to elect a leader among themselves.
The DILG Chief also reminds interested NGOs and the barangay officials that the accreditation process shall not cost anything hence "collection of any amount in connection to the accreditation shall be subjected to appropriate sanctions, in accordance with the law". # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
RICE ACHIEVERS AWARDEE, KINOMENDARAN MET IDA TI LGU-CABUGAO
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Napadayawan da Obas Bill Y. Baclig kasta metten ni Henry B. Saliganan, Outstanding Agricultural Extension Worker ken Local Farmer Technician kas panagsaganadda. Agpadpada dagitoy a nakagun-od iti Rice Achievers Award manipud iti Department of Agriculture (DA) ket naikkanda met iti Certificate of Commendation babaen iti LGU Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang. Napadayawanda iti imatang ti Pamilia LGU-Cabugao kalpasan ti Flag Raising Ceremony idi Setiembre 10, 2018 iti sango ti Rizal Barangal Hall.
Inyawat ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang dagiti sertipiko kadagiti dua nga Awardees ken bimmayabay da SBM Danny Q. Gazmen; SBM Vicky S. Serna; SBM Josefina S. Vallejo ken ni Municipal Agriculturist Robert S. Savella.
Napadayawan da Baclig ken Saliganan babaen iti sinaguday ti Sangguniang Bayan Resolution No. 48, Series of 2018 iti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur. # (Web In-Action)
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