GOVERNOR ALFONSO V. UMALI, JR. ORIENTAL MINDORO...1/22/2013 3 POPULATION, GROWTH RATE AND DENSITY,...

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GOVERNOR ALFONSO V. UMALI, JR.

ORIENTAL MINDORO is located in Region IV‐B, otherwise known as the MIMAROPA Region

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LAND AREA 4,364.72 square kilometers or 436,472 hectares

TOPOGRAPHY With rugged terrains

and irregular coastlines. Numerous rivers and

streams traverse the province but none are navigable by large vessels

Two Congressional Districts One Component City and 14 Municipalities 426 Barangays First Class Province Based on Income Classification

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POPULATION, GROWTH RATE AND DENSITY, 2011 Projected Population ‐ 767,465 Growth Rate ‐ 1.06% Density ‐ 176 persons per square km

MANGYAN POPULATION, CBMS Survey 2008

Total Mangyan Population ‐ 48,105

ETHNIC GROUPS

Iraya Alangan Buhid

Bangon Hanunuo Tadyawan

Tau‐Buhid

• Potential tourism sites • Comparative advantage in agriculture

• accounts for most production in the region • major food source in the region, CALABARZON, and Metro Manila

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Extreme poverty manifested in current state of environmental degradation and resource depletion

Ranked 12th among the poorest province in 2006

Second highest poverty threshold in the MIMAROPA region in 2006 and 2009

64.1% or 433,563 of the 676,642 total population have income below the poverty threshold

NAUJANBACO

MANSALAY

GLORIA

BONGABONG

BULALACAO

POLAVICTORIA

BANSUD

SOCORRO

SAN TEODORO

PINAMALAYAN

PUERTO GALERACALAPAN CITY

ROXAS

PROPORTION OF POPULATION LIVING BELOW POVERTY THRESHOLD BY CITY/MUNICIPALITY

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PROPORTION OF POPULATION LIVING BELOW FOOD THRESHOLD, BY CITY/MUNICIPALITY

NAUJANBACO

MANSALAY

GLORIA

BONGABONG

BULALACAO

POLAVICTORIA

BANSUD

SOCORRO

SAN TEODORO

PINAMALAYAN

PUERTO GALERACALAPAN CITY

ROXAS

Legend0

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POVERTY

Mendicancy/Dependence/Dole‐out mentality

GOVERNMENT NON‐GOVERNMENT

Piecemeal, fragmented approach to program delivery Development is measured solely in terms of economic growth

COMMUNITY

POVERTY ANALYSIS

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oRGANIZATION

VALUES

IDEOLOGY

EMPOWERMENT

& UNITY

MARKETS

RESOURCES

INVESTMENTS

PROSPERITY &

EQUITY INDUSTRY

AGENCY

AREA

PRODUCTIVITY & SUSTAINABILITY

Education and Training

Reflection and Evaluation

POVERTY

Action and Internalization

Multiply resources

Value Added Reduce subtractive factors

Enterprises

Industry and Sector Management

Area management

INTEGRATED STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT

SOCIO‐POLITICAL OR PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT

SUBSISTENCE/MIDDLE AND COMMUNITY POOR

CBMS Data

SURVIVAL/ULTRA POOR CBMS Data

SELF‐SUFFICIENT/ENTERPRENEURIAL AND ACTIVE POOR

CBMS Data

• Entrepreneurship • Wealth Creation • Sustainable Livelihood

PROMOTIVE & PROSPERATIVE

TRANSFORMATIVE & INTEGRATIVE

Paradigm Shift Character Building

PROTECTIVE & PREVENTIVE

Protection of Human life and Protection of Environment

• Social Protection • Food Production • Family – Development Program • Health Care Benefits

• Education‐Psycho‐Social Integrity • Capacity Building • Building Social Capital • Community ‐ Driven

CONVERGENCE OF PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZATIONS

CONVERGENCE OF STRATEGIES AND APPROACHES

SOCIAL: PHO, PSWD , PHILHEALTH, DSWD ABS‐NET, Team Mission, Phil. INFRA : PEO, DPWH ECON : PAGO, CRBMP – CI ‐ BFAR SEARCA, NFA, ENRO – DAR, DA GOVERNANCE: LGU, DILG‐ PNP , AFP, DND –IB OR‐NET, ORGANIZED GROUPS, FAMILY

SOCIAL: PYDC, MINSCAT, TLDC , DepEd,

GO‐CAD, PPsKa, Mang\yan Kalakbay Mission,

Mangyan Mission, PHO, ABSNET ECON: CDA, TESDA, PCA, DA, DAR, DENR

GOVERNANCE: DILG, PNP, AFP, NGO, Basic Ecclesiastical

Communities, AVC‐PCS,

Couples for Christ, OR‐NET, ORGANIZED GROUPS, FAMILY

ECON: PROVET, PESO, SFI, CALSEDECO, DTI‐OTOP, DOST LIKHA – KA, DA, DAR, TESDA, LBP, TOURISM CARD, DA‐AMAS, PAGO SOCIAL: PHO, GOVERNANCE: LGU, FAMILY, ORGANIZED GROUPS

ACTION TEAM

ACTION TEAM

ACTION TEAM

SOCIAL PROTECTION SUPPORT INITIATIVE

(SPSI)

NATIONAL

CONVERGENCE INITIATIVE

(NCI)

GENERATING RESOURCES OF AGENCIES FOR COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE

(GRACE)

ACTION TEAM

ACTION TEAM

ACTION TEAM

SICAD

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Analysis of the present situation

•Problem identification

•Identification/ selection of group •Creating effective

mechanisms/ structures

Managing organizational

decisions • Mobilization of action

groups thru discussions/ commitment •Community

organizing

Managing inter-organizational or

joint decisions Deciding

•Acceptable objectives •Resources to commit

•Plan of work and specific responsibilities

Evaluating the impact of

coordination •Short and long

term evaluation and assessment

Taking coordinative or

joint action • Use participative

planning techniques • Adapt programs to suit groups needs/

resources

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SICAD Initiatives in Meeting the Millennium Development Goals

SICAD Partners Forum

Climate Change Adaptation –

Income Diversification


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BALANCED Philippines Project Building Actors and Leaders for Advancing Community Excellence and Development (BALANCED)

Alternative Livelihood for

Displaced Miners


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ICREDEP‐KAANIB Program



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Program for Indigenous People



Medical‐Dental Mission and Soup Kitchen

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Philhealth Card Distribution and Enrollment

Toilet construction


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Sustainable livelihood/financial

assistance

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