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3/1/2013 1 Reinforcing the General Supervision Mandate - Local Governance Nexus ASSISTANT SECRETARY ROLANDO ACOSTA Policies, Plans and Programs Department of the Interior and Local Government February 28, 2013 GENERAL SUPERVISION IS MULTI- DIMENSIONAL IT IS ABOUT – SUPPORTING LOCAL CAPABILITY- DEVELOPMENT DOING PERFORMANCE OVERSIGHT INCENTIVIZING PERFORMANCE IMPOSING ADMINISTRATIVE DISCIPLINE OTHER DIMENSIONS

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Reinforcing the General Supervision Mandate - Local

Governance Nexus

ASSISTANT SECRETARY ROLANDO ACOSTA Policies, Plans and Programs

Department of the Interior and Local Government

February 28, 2013

GENERAL SUPERVISION IS MULTI-DIMENSIONAL

IT IS ABOUT –

SUPPORTING LOCAL CAPABILITY-DEVELOPMENT

DOING PERFORMANCE OVERSIGHT

INCENTIVIZING PERFORMANCE

IMPOSING ADMINISTRATIVE DISCIPLINE

OTHER DIMENSIONS

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Accountable, Transparent, Participative

& Effective Local Governance

Environment-Protective, Climate Change Adaptive &

Disaster Resilient LGUs

Socially-Protective and Safe LGUs

Business-Friendly and Competitive LGUs

Sustainable Development-Oriented Local Government

Inclusive Growth and Poverty Reduction Societal Outcome

Sectoral Outcome

Organizational Outcome

Sub-Sectoral Outcomes

Self-Reliance,

Law & Order and Public

Safety

LG Capacity Development

LG Performance Oversight, Incentives & Award

Strengthened Internal Organizational Capacity

Internal Governance Outcome

Major Final Outputs

Reinforcing Agency Commitments

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OUTCOME STATEMENT

Environment-Protective, Climate Change Adaptive and Disaster-

Resilient LGU

Socially-Protective and Safe LGU

Accountable, Transparent, Participative and Effective Local

Governance

DRRM & Environmental Protection Capable LGU

Law & Order and Public Safety Capable LGU

Social Protection Capable LGU

Accountable & Transparent LGU

DESIRED OUTCOME

Business-Friendly and Competitive LGUs

Competitive LGU

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DESIRED OUTCOME

DRRM & Environmental Protection Capable LGU

Law & Order and Public Safety Capable LGU

Social Protection Capable LGU

Accountable & Transparent LGU

Disaster Preparedness Audit Environmental Protection Audit

Law & Order & Public Safety Audit Social Protection For the Basic Sector

Audit

Accountability & Transparency Audit Full Disclosure Policy Audit

MEASUREMENT STRATEGY

Local Governance Performance Management System

Competitive LGU Business Competitiveness Ranking Audit

MEASUREMENT STRATEGY

Disaster Preparedness Audit

Environmental Protection Audit

Law & Order & Public Safety Audit Social Protection For the Basic

Sector Audit

Accountability & Transparency Audit Full Disclosure Policy Audit

Seal of Disaster Preparedness Seal of Environmental Performance

Seal of Law & Order & Public Safety

Seal of Social Protection for the Basic Sector

Seal of Good Housekeeping

Gawad Pamana ng Lahi Performance Challenge Fund

INCENTIVES & AWARD

Business Competitiveness Ranking Audit

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1. Percent Increase of PCMs that must be: Competitive, DRRM Capable, Environmental Protection Capable, Law and Order, and Public Safety Capable, Social Protection Capable, and Accountable and Transparent

FROM 2013 TO 2016

2.Commitments are deliberately designed to build the requisite foundation or to further strengthen the Foundation of Governance, if started, in the First Year, as described above

MINIMUM TESTS OF ENGAGEMENTS FOR RESULTS

3. Commitments are scaled up to build on the foundation to effect improvements, desired condition or state in the Second Year, and annually thereafter

4. Commitments are of the right mix from the First Year to the Second Year, and beyond

5. Performance audit in the First Year generates benchmark information

6. Performance audit in the Second Year, and beyond generate information on gaps, improvements, desired condition or state

MINIMUM TESTS OF ENGAGEMENTS FOR RESULTS

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Laying the Foundation and Undertaking Re-enforcing Commitments

Competitive

DRRM Capable

Environmental

Protection

Capable

Law and Order,

and Public Safety

Capable

Social Protection

Capable

Accountable and

Transparent

Business Friendly and

Competitive LGUs

Environment-

Protective, Climate

Change Adaptive and

Disaster-Resilient LGUs

Socially-Protective and

Safe LGUs

Accountable,

Transparent,

Participative & Effective Local Governance

Targeted Coverage

2013 2014 2015 2016

PCM Incremental Value of Commitments

A Snapshot on the 2013 – 2016 Roadmap

Competitive

DRRM Capable

Environmental

Protection

Capable

Law and Order,

and Public Safety

Capable

Social Protection

Capable

Accountable and

Transparent

Business Friendly and

Competitive LGUs

Environment-

Protective, Climate

Change Adaptive and

Disaster-Resilient LGUs

Socially-Protective and

Safe LGUs

Accountable,

Transparent,

Participative & Effective Local Governance

Targeted Coverage

2013 2014 2015 2016

PCM Incremental Value of Commitments

PCM DILG IVCs

PCM DILG IVCs

Total PCM

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THE ROADMAP IS ALL ABOUT

TRANSFORMATION – SOCIAL, ECONOMIC

AND ENVIRONMENTAL

GENERAL SUPERVISION IS THE POLICY INSTRUMENT TO START UP THE

TRANSFORMATION

SILG SUPERVISES – AO 267, s. 1992, in reference to Section 25 of the LG Code

DILG

Province HUC ICC

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Provincial Governor SUPERVISES – SECTION 29, LGC

Province

Component City

Component Municipality

Mayor SUPERVISES – SECTION 32, LGC

City or Municipality

Barangay 1 Barangay 2

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In closing

Countryside

TRANSFORMATION • Valuing desirable socio-economic and

environmental management outcomes

• Alignment of province-wide development agenda

• Ensuring political synergy

Key Challenges in

in closing

TRANSFORMATION is a complex, daunting task.

But it can be done, and its multi-

dimensional nature need not be an

insurmountable obstacle.

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in closing

Probably we can start with social, economic AND environmental transformation by Working Together and with OTHERS

to advance the primacy of equal opportunities, social justice, peace,

solidarity, environmental well-being

and shared prosperity.

After All, local governments are rightfully engaged in the fulfillment of

The Constitutional DEMAND of

Quality of Life for ALL

and nothing less

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Thank You!

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