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Pasay City

Pasay City. GREETINGS FROM MAYOR PEEWEE TRINIDAD PASAY CITY MAYOR. CBMS-PASAY. UPDATES. 2004 – Initial implementation 2005 – Citywide implementation 2006 – Release and dissemination of data to different users 2007 – Use/application of CBMS data

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Pasay City

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  1. Pasay City

  2. GREETINGS FROM MAYOR PEEWEE TRINIDAD PASAY CITY MAYOR

  3. CBMS-PASAY UPDATES • 2004 – Initial implementation • 2005 – Citywide implementation • 2006 – Release and dissemination • of data to different users • 2007 – Use/application of CBMS data • 2008 - Proposed second round of CBMS

  4. SMART PARTNERSHIPS G O V E R N M E N T CSO’S COOPS PO’S NGO’s A PARTNERSHIP TOWARDS PROGRESS !

  5. CBMS-PASAY 2005 RESULTS DEMOGRAPHY

  6. Summary of preliminary results of CBMS core indicators for Pasay City

  7. Solution Providers (Public/Private/Partnership) Fact-Based Intervention (FBI) Exchange Sanggunian Panlunsod Innovative Program/ Project Design Policy / Advocacy Matching and Prioritized Delivery of Services Creation Facilitation Enhancement Capability Building Preservation (Peace & Order) Maintain Harmony in the community Need-Solution Quick Matching Approach CBMS Result (MDG-based Indicators) Barangay Priority Needs and Concerns

  8. General Uses of CBMS • For building capacities of members of the community to participate in the development planning and monitoring process • For diagnosing poverty • For formulating appropriate interventions • For resource allocation • For identifying eligible beneficiaries • For impact monitoring • For enriching existing databases • For enhancing development plans and profiles

  9. CBMS PASAY Uses of CBMS generated data - as baseline data for Pasay City/UNICEF Sixth Country Program for our disparity barangays. • for targeting beneficiaries of OWWA “GROCERIA CUM BOTICA” Project. • Used by NGOs in identifying the beneficiaries of their programs • as baseline data for MDG monitoring. • by OSCA Pasay in profiling the city’s senior citizens.

  10. CBMS PASAY Uses of CBMS generated data • baseline information for UNESCAP in conducting survey for their program, “Strengthening Life Skills for Positive Health Behavior of OSY”. • Served as baseline data in preparing the Hazard-based Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Guidebook- used in addressing MDG 6. • PHILHEALTH will use CBMS data in identifying their future beneficiaries. • CPDO used these data in training all the city’s barangay officials in preparing their barangay dev. Plans.

  11. Preparation of barangay profiles and plans • CBMS data and the analysis of it are used as inputs in the preparation of the barangay development plans and socio-economic profiles. BARANGAY SEP WRITESHOP AND INITIAL PREPARATION OF BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT PLAN USING CBMS GENERATED DATA. Training on MDG/CBMS Based Barangay Dev. Plan Preparation

  12. Programs that thrived despite political and administrative changes • UNESCAP-PASAY CITY PROJECT “Strengthening Life Skills for Positive Health Behavior of OSY”. • PASAY HOPES STRATEGY

  13. Pasay HOPES Strategy Core Values: “The Youth is the HOPE of the Nation” H – HIV/AIDS prevention thru Life Skills Seminars & Health Treatment Referral System O – Outsourcing livelihood skills P – Placement of Jobs or gainful Employment E – Education thru Alternative Learning System S – Sports, Arts and Culture development

  14. CBMS PASAY Our next steps and challenges ahead • CBMS round 2, this year • Advocacy for a more liberal use of CBMS data in planning, policy and decision making. • Encourage the private sector specially the business sector in directly helping the poor through government linkage using CBMS data in identifying possible beneficiaries. • Use of CBMS data in mitigating the vicious cycle of poverty in blighted areas. - Advocate for the legality of using the 20% DEVELOPMENT FUND for non-infra programs directly addressing the problems identified by CBMS.

  15. THANK YOU

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