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     consolidated sectoral agenda
   of the 14 basic sectors
as of August 2010        

SECTOR WHAT IS THE
SITUATION?
(PROBLEMS/
ISSUES/
CONCERNS)
WHAT NEEDS
TO BE DONE?
(ACTION AGENDA)
BY WHEN?
(2010-2013)
BY WHOM?
                      Accelerated Asset Reform
Cooperative Cooperative Taxation Ensure the levelled-off interpretation of IRR of RA 9520 tax provision for cooperatives both local and national levels; orientation 2nd mtg onwards Sec. Rep.
Cooperative Finances lobby developmental funds from government and NGOs; encourage inter-coop business partnership; Lobby for policies for cooperatives On-going CSC members
Cooperative Agrarian Reform Cooperatives (ARCs) strengthen and promote  Agrarian Reform Cooperatives (ARCs) 3rd Q-2010 SR
Cooperative Cooperative housing program 
 
Lobby with GFIs for special window for  cooperatives housing programs;

Proposed policies to strengthen housing coop programs (IRR, bills, EO)

4th Q to 2012 SR 

CSC members

Cooperative Utilities and service cooperatives Propose policies to strengthen service cooperatives (electric, water, transportation, etc) 4th Q - 2012 CSC members
Urban Poor Non-Implementation of Section 7 of the Urban Development & Housing Act (UDHA) Advocate, lobby and coordinate with concerned LGUs to comply with Section 7 of UDHA to conduct land inventory every 3 years 2010-2013 NUPSC, LGUs, PCUP, HLURB, NHA and SHFC
Urban Poor Passage of Land Administration Reform Act (LARA) Bill Continuous lobbying for the passage of the LARA Bill 2010-2013 NUPSC, DENR and Congres-sional District Represen-tatives
Urban Poor Lack of financial resources for lot acquisition projects Lobby to access funds from government Banks and other government financial institutions that offer low interest rates for lot acquisitions 2010-2013 NUPSC, Govt Banks, LGUs, Congres-sional District Represen-tatives and GFIs
Urban Poor Promotion and implementation of direct lot purchase scheme under liberalized terms Advocate, lobby and promote the scheme to all cities and municipalities of the country 2010-2013 NUPSC, LGUs, SHFC and NGOs
Urban Poor Full implementation of KALAHI Urban Program Advocate for the implementation of the KALAHI Urban Program in poverty stricken areas 2010-2013 NUPSC, LGUs, HUDCC and NHA
Urban Poor Implementation of City Government Lot Acquisition (CIGLA) Scheme Advocate, lobby and coordinate with Local Government Units (LGUs) concerned to convert vacant and idle city government lots to resettlement sites for individual families that are in dire need of immediate relocation due to eviction, flood and fire 2010-2013 NUPSC and LGUs
Urban Poor Continuous implementation of the Enhanced Lot Acquisition for Victims of Evictions & Demolition (ELAVED) program Advocate, lobby to the Office of the President to allocate annual appropriation for the continuous implementation of the ELAVED in coordination with the PCUP 2010-2013 OP, PCUP and NUPSC
Urban Poor Boundary Disputes between proclaimed lands Review and clarify boundaries of proclaimed lands 2010-2013 LGUs, HUDCC and PCUP
Urban Poor Non-implementation of Section 27(professional squatting syndicates) of UDHA Monitor implementation of Section 27 of UDHA 2010-2013 National Task Force on Profes-sional Squatters and Squat-ting Syndi-cates and LGUs
Urban Poor Unaffordable socialized housing projects Review section 18 of UDHA (20% socialized housing) 2010-2013 Upper and Lower House
Urban Poor Non-implementation of Section 43 and 21 (Provision of Basic Services) of UDHA Monitor the implementation of section 43 and 21 of UDHA 2010-2013 NUPSC, LGUs, and other con-cerned agencies
Indigenous Peoples Lack of awareness and lack of political will by some government line agencies on implementing Indigenous People’s Rights Act (IPRA) Massive information educational campaign (IEC) of IPRA ASAP NCIP, DILG/ LGUs, NGOs
Indigenous Peoples Slow delineation and titling of ancestral domain and formulation of Ancestral Domain Sustainable Development Protection Plan (ADSDPP) Immediate delineation of remaining ancestral domain/land claims and conversion of CADCs/CALCs to CADTs/CALTs;

Formulation of ADSDPP

ASAP NCIP, LGUs, DENR, DAR, LRA/ROD
Indigenous Peoples Slow formulation of ADSDPP, non-recognition and adoption by LGUs in some areas Fast tracking of ADSDPP formulation with the involvement of concerned LGUs, NGOs and other stakeholders;

Adoption of ADSDPP (incorporation of ADSDPP in the municipal development plan)

2010-2013 DILG/ LGUs, NCIP, NGOs, DENR, DAR
Indigenous Peoples Overlapping of ancestral domain claims
  • Individual claims
  • Special land use
Harmonization of different laws and administrative issuances on ancestral domain concerns;

Review of issued tenurial instruments

2010-2011 NCIP, LRA/ ROD, DENR, DAR,DILG/LGU
Non-government Organiza-tions Delayed implementation of land distribution (CLOA) and long process of land titling Creation of Oversight Committee to investigate and recommend appropriate action; Inventory of all distributable lands (DAR, DENR); Speed up the implementa-tion of Land Distribution 2010-2013 DAR, DENR 

CM Arthur Baybayan 

CM Rey Magbanua

Non-government Organiza-tions IPRA-limited support given to make the awarded lands productive Provision of Support including livelihood and capability building to the IP communities   NCIP;

CM Arthur Baybayan;

CM Rey Magbanua

Non-government Organiza-tions Lack of proper implementation of land use zoning and conversion ordinances Recommend to pass idle land taxation; Recommend to pass the National Land Use Plan (NLUP); Creation of Oversight committee to monitor and investigate and recommend action to law enforcement agencies   Congress;

 

CM Arthur Baybayan;  

CM Rey Magbanua

Farmers Illegal land conversion Push for the passage of the National Land Use Act 2010 DAR Committee
Farmers Fast track alienable land and disposable, ancestral land  and timberland Verify the status of LARA Bill 2010 DAR/ DENR Committee
Farmers Illegal mining Moratorium/Repeal mining act 2010-2013 DENR Committee
Farmers Monitor the implementation of  the Carper Law Coordinate with the DAR (support services); encourage the ARBs if there are irregularities 2010-2014 DAR Committee
Farmers CLOA & EP Strict monitoring by the FLRW council in coordination with DAR 2010-2013 DAR Committee
Farmers Security of land tenure Strict monitoring by the FLRW council in coordination with DAR 2010-2013 DAR Committee
Farmers Irrigation rehabilitation and construction Identify areas and lobby funds for the rehabilitation and construction 2010-2013 DA Commit-tee, NIA, BSWM, DAR Committee
Artisanal Fisherfolk Budget for FARMC increase to (50M) National Attended Planning and assessment   DA-BFAR
Artisanal Fisherfolk FARMC Budget at the local level increase Lobbying with LGU ensuring the budget of FARMC   DA-BFAR
Artisanal Fisherfolk Implementation of Sec. 130 – Appropriation; Rule 130.4 – FARMC Budget of RA 8550 Ensure the close relationship of every FARMC in the LGU;  Conduct inter – agency meeting   BFAR, LGU, FARMC & Fisherfolk
Artisanal Fisherfolk Presidential Proclamation of the Three (3) priority sites for relocation to ensure geographical location/identification (ENBANC presentation) Drafted Executive Order in creation of the inter – agency task force; Legworking and look for additional possible sites on Fisherfolk settlement; ENBANC Directives   BFAR, NAPC-LU
Artisanal Fisherfolk Special court for fisheries and Environmental related cases created NAPC – FSC resolution to be submitted at DOJ for the creation of Special court on Fisheries and Environmental related cases   NAPC-FSC, BFAR, DOJ
Workers in the Informal Accelerated farm-to-market roads (FMRs) development & maintenance Lobby for the amendment of the Road User Law to include FMRs in the utilization of Road Users Tax; Monitor compliance & implementation of RA 6685, requiring that the 60% unskilled workers should come from the locality; Link with the ILO project on negotiated contract for non-corporate construction workers on LGU infrastructure projects. 2010-2013 
 
NAPC-WIS, Congress
Workers in the Informal E-marketing centers (ex: internet marketing desks at the LGUs) Link with the Women Into the New Network for Entrepreneurial Reinforcement (WINNER) Foundation-Technological & Information Promotion System; Forge agreements with government agencies/LGU & private sectors  in the formulation of incentive schemes to encourage participation of private computer shops and internet centers to e-market the products 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS
Workers in the Informal Provision for common livelihood centers Intensify IEC campaign for the effective implementation and compliance with RA 9509, “Establishment of Barangay Livelihood and Skills Training Act”; Mapping of underutilized/idle government infrastructures/equipment that can be used as Common Livelihood Centers; Lobby to the LGU for the construction of livelihood centers  to be included in the Local Development Plan 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DILG, NGO
Workers in the Informal Replicate the Food Lane Concept of MMDA in the marketing of other products Replicate the Food Lane Concept of MMDA in the marketing of other products to other regions 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, LGUs
Workers in the Informal Intensify advocacy of agricultural support services/facilities for localized food security programs (urban agriculture/community gardening) Identify idle areas in urban & rural zones which can be used as local food production areas in partnership w/LGU & DA; Advocate for more responsive agricultural support services/ facilities (e.g. post-harvest facilities for localized food security programs like urban agriculture/community gardening) 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DA, LGUs
Workers in the Informal Development of Customized low-cost housing Scheme for the Informal Sector Review of the MOA with HUDCC on the customize low-cost housing scheme for the Informal Sector; Formulation of the customized low cost housing scheme for the IS incorporating the best practices of Gawad Kalinga & other NGO-initiated housing projects 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, HUDCC
Workers in the Informal Improvement  of Small Transport terminals and facilities Review EO 712 implementation which  prohibits for the creation of transport terminals, collection of terminal fees; Review the implementation of DOTC-DILG Joint Memo Circular 01-2008; Advocate for the passage of propose Habal-Habal Law 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DILG, DOTC, LGUs
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Housing Study HDMF Programs, services and to make it more accessible and affordable to OFWs

    a. Focus Group discussion (FGD) among migrants workers sector--

    b. FGD with other OFW organizations

    c. Consolidation

April 2010 HDMF
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Education Access to cheaper/subsidize education on human development for OFWs children

a. Dialogue with DEPED officials 

b. Dialogue with DSWD Officials 

c. Development of handbook on Policies on Cheaper Access to Education and Subsidy to OFW children

  DEPED/ DSWD
Workers in the Formal (Migrant)
    Savings/

    Investments

Establishment of Provident Fund for OFW

a. Dialogue with OWWA Board 

b. Dialogue with BSP/DOF/ BAP Agriculture re-training

c. Dialogue with Agriculture Officials

  OWWA/ BSP/ DAR
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Retirement Provide for retirement services for OFWs thru enhanced benefits from  SSS, HDMF, PHIC, and dividends from OWWA contributions

a. Monthly forum to be attended by OFWs and their families

2010-2013 SSS, HDMF, PHIC, OWWA
Workers in the Formal (Private) LIVING WAGE Advocacy for strict implementation and monitoring of compliance through random inspection of all types of enterprises; Support for bills filed in Congress; Review representation in wage-fixing; Education for tripartite constituents on wage fixing; Pro-labor education; Ratification of related ILO Conventions; Integrated and multi-stakeholder initiative to develop full employment program 2010-2013 FLMW

DOLE

BWSC

BLE

Workers in the Formal (Private) WORKING CONDITIONS Adoption and implementation of the POSITIVE1 approach on safety and health; Ratification of ILO Convention 187 –Promotional Framework on Safety and health and relate2d conventions; Advocacy for the promotion of random inspection across industry types; Additional labor inspectors 2010-2013 FLMW

BLR-DOLE

BWC-DOLE

OSHC

TUCP

(ILO)

Workers in the Formal (Private) SECURITY OF TENURE Support for passage of related bill on security of tenure3 (re-file bill on the 15th Congress); Review and repeal of policies promoting contractualization; Advocacy for a Magna Carta for Security Guards 2010-2013 FLMW

TUCP

APL

BMP

Workers in the Formal (Private) SELF-ORGANIZATION AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING Strengthening implementation of Conventions 87 and 98; Advocacy and workers education on bills4 filed in Congress (re-file bills); Review of the IRR on strengthening self organization RA9481; Decent Work for Domestic Workers 2010-2013 FLMW

TIPC

TUCP

 
Senior Citizen
Advocacy for the full implementation of 20 % discount for senior citizens and P500 monthly stipend for indigent senior citizens as provided in RA 9994 conduct forum on IRR of RA 9994; Coordination with DSWD, LGUs for the conduct of information drive on IRR for 20 % discount and P500 monthly stipend for senior citizens; Information campaign among stakeholders (one meeting for all stakeholders - SC, provincial/municipal/city associations, business/pharmaceutical 1 month after June 12 IRR Laun-ching (July - August 2010) SCSC, DSWD, Cong. Arquiz; DSWD Regional and LGU Focal Persons
Senior Citizen Advocacy for the Establishment and Strengthening the Office for Senior Citizens Affairs (OSCA) in every municipality Conduct local dialogue/forum with LGUs regarding  institutionalization of OSCA (including appointment of OSCA heads, in accordance with RA 9994; 7432; 9257); Pass resolution addressed to DILG to remind municipalities of need for them to establish OSCA in accordance with RA 9994; Pass resolution addressed to specific LGUs requesting them to comply with RA 9994 (establish-ment of OSCA) August -Septem-ber 2010 Sectoral Represen-tative Linda David; Senior Citizen Sectoral Council
Senior Citizen Advocacy for the full implementation of RA7876 Monitor / visit the management of the senior citizens center (special concern in Calamba, Laguna - committee be created led by Mr. Gahi); Issue resolution addressed to specific LGUs requesting them to establish SC Centers in their municipality; Issue resolution addressed to specific DSWD regional office requesting them to assist LGUs in establishing SC Centers June 2010 Mr. Bienveni-do Gahi of Region 7 and members; Senior Citizen Sectoral Council; DSWD
Senior Citizen Advocacy for the institutionalization of the 1% allocation of NGAs and LGUs for Senior Citizens and PWDs Request the President to issue an Executive Order reminding NGAs and LGUs to allocate 1% of GAA budget for SCs and PWDs; Support the filing of HB to institutionalize funding for SC and PWD programs; 2010-2013 Lobbying Committee
Senior Citizen Advocacy for the Re-filing HB1489 – “An Act Mandating the Appoint-ment of Repre-sentative for the Elderly in Sanguniang Barangay, Bayan, Panlungsod Conduct congressional lobbying for the re-filing of the house bill 2010-2013 Mr. Ordoñez / Cong. Arquiza
Senior Citizen Lobby for creation of Commission for Senior Citizens Creation of Commission for Senior Citizens 2010-2013 Senior Citizen Sectoral Council
Persons with Disabilities Implementation of RA 9442 (re: 20% discount) Conduct orientation seminar on PWD discount privileges; Information campaign of the existence of PWD discount privileges through RKCGs & RDCs; Monitoring on the compliance of the discount privileges; June 2010 and onwards NCDA; All NAPC-PWD CMs
Persons with Disabilities PDAO establishment inform new LCEs of law; Lobbying with NCDA or DSWD for the involvement in the formulation of IRR; Novem-ber 2010 – March 2011 All NAPC-PWD CMs
Persons with Disabilities Advocacy for .05% allocation for PWDs Formulate pro forma ordinance to be distributed to local organizations for their immediate action/ proposal; Encourage local organizations to propose to local legislative bodies to enact ordinance allocating .05% of the LGU budget for PWD programs/ projects; Encourage local organizations to submit project proposals for PWD projects/ programs; July 2010 and onwards All NAPC-PWD CMs; local organiza-tions
Persons with Disabilities Implementation of accessibility law Dialogue with DPWH in the monitoring of government and business establishments for public service; Lobby with DPWH and LGU for strict implementation of accessibility features for PWDs in government & business establishments; July 2010 onwards All NAPC-PWD CMs; NCDA for info materials
Persons with Disabilities Promotion of implementation of CBR program Lobby with LGUs to adopt and implement CBR programs and provide funds thereof; July 2010 onwards All NAPC-PWD CMs
Persons with Disabilities Advocacy for Local Gender and Development fund Partnership with women sector under NAPC-BSU to include women PWD in priority programs for GAD; 2nd Quarter Meeting Women Committee in NAPC-PWD Sector
Persons with Disabilities Harmonization of UNCRPD with existing laws; Initiate the review of the existing laws through NCDA & IBP in harmonizing the provisions in UNCRPD; Follow up endorsed memorandum to the President through Sec. Panganiban re: Philipine signing of Optional Protocol of UNCRPD; 2nd quarter council meeting; All NAPC-PWD CMs through a concerned commit-tee;
Persons with Disabilities Radio ng bayan – free slot for all regional CMs (tri-media) Passed resolution endorsed to Philippine Broadcasting Service; 2nd quarter council meeting; All NAPC-PWD CMs;
Persons with Disabilities Implementation of the provision on early detection and early interventtion of children with disability pursuant to eccd law. Partnership with ECCD Council to include children with disability in ECCD programs; 2nd Quarter Meeting All NAPC-PWD CMs;
Persons with Disabilities Advocacy for full implementation of on line registration Conduct orientation and training to all stakeholders on the online registration program for PWD    
Persons with Disabilities Advocacy for the rights to suffrage Initiate formulation of guidelines re: voting of PWDs and other voters with special concerns    
                      Improved Access To Human Development Services
Cooperative Coop federations, Unions, Coop Banks - Encourage partnership, consolidation/merging and integration of coop federations, Unions, Coop Banks On going CSC members
Cooperative Continuous education -encourage and support the development of an integrated and holistic coop education and information system

(Standardization of modules)

On going CSC members
Cooperative Healthcare and  insurances program for coops Lobby with leagues/LGUs to provide healthcare and insurance programs in partnership with coops 

Promotion of coop healthcare and insurances

1st Q 2011 CSC members
Cooperative skills development 
 
 
 
Linkaging and networking with concerned government and NGOs for the provision of skills training programs On going CSC members
Urban Poor Provision of basic utilities in relocation areas where lot ownership is under litigation Advocate for the formulation Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with water and power firms and the LGUs concerned for the issuance of necessary permits, specifically stipulating that a signature of a Federation President  would suffice for the issuance of such permits 2010-2013 NUPSC, Electric Coopera-tives,

Water Districts,

LGUs,

UP Federa-tions, and

PCUP

Urban Poor Capability building trainings/seminars Provide capability building/trainings for urban poor leaders in relation to UDHA and other related laws 2010-2013 PCUP and NUPSC
Indigenous Peoples Inadequate delivery of basic services in IP communities Facilitate the delivery of basic services to IP communities; e.g., health services, educational services, potable water, livelihood projects, infrastructure, electricity 2010-2013 DPWH, DILG/ LGUs, NCIP, DA, DepEd, CHED, DOH, NIA, DENR, DTI, DOLE, TESDA, CDA, DSWD, NGOs
Indigenous Peoples Insufficient funds for NCIP-EAP Facilitate for an increase of EAP grant to Php15,000 per semester (nationwide) 2010-2013 NCIP, DILG/ LGUs, House of Represen-tatives, House of Senate
Indigenous Peoples Insufficient school buildings in IP areas Construction of school buildings with complete facilities, specially for pre-school level in IP areas (continuing program) 2010-2013 DepEd, DPWH, DILG/ LGUs, NGOs, House of Represen-tatives
Indigenous Peoples Insufficient and unsustainable PhilHealth program for IPs PhilHealth distribution to IP areas with IEC component 2010-2013 PhilHealth DILG/ LGUs, DOH, NCIP
Non-government Organiza-tions Inadequate support facilities to address basic needs, social services Lobbying; Networking & collaboration; Installation of Local Poverty   Indicators Monitoring System (LPIMS) 2010-2013 SR Sanny Bautista;

CM Clarita Escoto;

CM Leah Genson;

CM Rolando Santiago

Non-government Organiza-tions Politically interfered identification of beneficiaries and implementation of projects Lobbying; Promotion of God-centered values formation 2010-2013 SR Sanny Bautista;

CM Clarita Escoto;

CM Leah Genson;

CM Rolando Santiago

Non-government Organiza-tions Unmatched projects on the needs of the people Institutionalization of the community driven development approach among the stakeholders; Unified/complimentary  Framework of project implementation (Participatory planning and project development processes) 2010-2013 SR Sanny Bautista;

CM Clarita Escoto;

CM Leah Genson;

CM Rolando Santiago

Non-government Organiza-tions Lack of access to funds for social services that can be availed by NGOs Strengthening of GO-NG collaboration

Inter-agency building

MOA signing

Observance of 25% NGO representation in the meetings

Functional MANGOS, PANGOS and CANGOS

2010-2013 SR Sanny Bautista;

CM Clarita Escoto;

CM Leah Genson;

CM Rolando Santiago

Children Out of school youth/children Courtesy call/ meeting with the local/barangay officials and/or DepEd – district officials; Write the barangay officials to request list of OSC/OSY ; Coordinate w/ DepEd for the OSC to avail Alternative Learning System (ALS) Program; Conduct of Individual advocacy (with CM mother organization) on ALS June-August 2010 ALL Council Members; DepEd; Brgy. Officials; NGOs
Children Poor educational/ school facilities, resources and buildings Report the situation/issues to DepEd and concerned local government units;  Issue a resolution for the DepEd and LGUs June-August 2010 ALL Council Members; DepEd; Brgy. Officials; NGOs
Children Low quality of education Inform the DepEd & LGUs about the current scenario and problems encountered in school June-August 2010 ALL Council Members; DepEd; Brgy. Officials; NGOs
Children Malnutrition Write the barangay officials/ health workers on the cases of malnutrition in the community; Request for list of children experiencing malnutrition July 2010 All Council Members; DOH and BHWs
Children Lack of access to medical services Report to the Department of Health in the locality the issues of medical services encountered at the barangay health centers August 2010 All Council Members; DOH and BHWs
Children Early pregnancy Report cases of Early Pregnancy to DOH and DSWD – Municipal Level; Coordinate with existing Parents’ Association, Youth Associations and Children’s Associations in the barangay for advocacy against premarital sex and possible conduct of Reproductive Health Seminars Septem-ber 2010  
All Council Members; DOH; DSWD; Brgy.Offi-cials; Provincial Health Office
Farmers PhilHealth Ensure the membership of the FLRW council and their constituent 2010 – 2013 Farmers Welfare Committee
Farmers Education-scholarship program Coordinate and access with CIIF, SIFI and other line agencies and foundations 2010-2013 Committee on Education and TESDA
Farmers Subsidies for crop and animal insurance Coordinate with PCIC 2010-2013 Committee on Farmers Welfare
Farmers Trainings and seminar Request for comprehensive training from ATI, TESDA and other government agencies 2010-2013 Committee on Education and TESDA
Artisanal Fisherfolk Training for sustainable aquaculture for Rural Development Conduct Training for Fisherfolk Sectoral Council members and other Fisherfolk organizations   NAPC – FSC/ Fisherfolk organiza-tions & FARMC’s
Artisanal Fisherfolk PHILHEALTH for NAPC Fisherfolk Sectoral Council Member and registered Bantay Dagat, Deputized Fish Wardens NAPC – FSC Resolutions   NAPC-FSC, LGUs
Artisanal Fisherfolk Strengthenend P. Os and FARMCs Conduct training for P.Os and FARMC’s    
Artisanal Fisherfolk Granted request from PCSO to provide water craft patrol Ambulance NAPC – FSC resolution for watercraft patrol ambulance   PCSO, NAPC, LGUs
Artisanal Fisherfolk Expanded scholarship program not only to fisheries and related courses NAPC – FSC resolution for DA – BFAR   DA-BFAR
Women Proper utilization GAD budget (5% of total budget) Intensify information dissemination on GAD Budget
  • Clarification regarding filing fees if this can be included in GAD Budget
  1. Request DILG and PCW to come up with guidelines
  1. NAPC-WS to prepare proposal all VAW filing fees be included in GAD Budget (enhancement of GAD Budget & Plan Guide-lines)
2010-2013 NAPC-WSC, PCW, DILG
Women Magna Carta of Women Information dissemination of MCW IRR
  • NAPC to request PCW for orientation on MCW IRR
2010 NAPC-WSC, PCW
Women Solid Waste Management Act Promote proper implementation of Waste management Act
  • NAPC-WSC to initiate orientation and status  updating on the implemen-tation of the Solid Waste Management Act
2010-2013 Environ-ment commit-tee, NAPC-WSC
Workers in the Informal Improved health services in the Health Centers, cheaper medicines, more Botika ng Barangay/ Bayan, medical missions Conduct capability building trainings for health workers; Lobby for the release of additional listing of cheaper medicines; Lobby to the local health board to allocate more funds for medicines 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, BHW, Medical Practitio-ner
Workers in the Informal Intensify Alternative Learning System Advocate/lobby/ coordinate networking w/ LGU to subsidize local DepEd/hire ALS/mobile teachers 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, LGUs
Workers in the Informal Satellite Barangay Health centers/and social action centers Lobby to Congs./Governors/Senators, and S. Barangays; To collaborate with DOH in the identifying areas 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DOH, Congress, LGUs
Workers in the Informal National occupational safety and health plan (NOSHP) for the informal sector Facilitate/coordinate/Organize Training of Trainers (TOT) for NOSHP; Lobby for additional budget 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, RKCG, OSHC
Workers in the Informal Saving and greening the environment/climate change adaptation Conduct orientation on environmental protection, proper waste disposal and zero-waste management; Balik-bayong program implementation; Green workplace commitment “creating model green workplaces (RA 9003,10001) 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DPWH, OSHC
Workers in the Informal Conduct seminars on maternity protection Conduct trainings, seminars, and other related activities on maternal protection 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DOH, LGU, ILO
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Health/Medical Program Medical/hospitalization of OFWs and dependents wherever they are employed, continuous coverage even after coming back to the country

a. Dialogue with Philhealth

b. Monthly forum for dissemination

  PHIC/ OWWA
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Reintegration Ensure that DOLEs comprehensive reintegration program are disseminated to OFW about to leave the country, those in worksite and those who come back. Further, the program can be availed of by the OFW and their families with minimum requirements

a. Dialogue with lead agencies

b. Dialogue with OFW families

  DOLE/ TESDA
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Skills Training Review the Program and services of ERCOP and links to OFWs.

Skills training courses offered by TESDA to be continually evaluated and reviewed to match current and future  demand for skills needed for employment

a. Quarterly dialogue and Information dissemination thru media, campaign, forum both local and overseas

  TESDA
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Financial Literacy Inclusion in formal education curriculum, tie up with agencies and tap their expertise

a. Dialogue with DEPED

b. Dialogue with LGUs

c. Information dissemination thru multi-media facilities

  DEPED/ DILG
Workers in the Formal (Private) UTILITIES Review privatization programs of basic utilities; Advocacy for implementation of socialized pricing of essential services; Review and amendments of EPIRA law    
Workers in the Formal (Private) EDUCATION Advocacy for the adoption of a Magna Carta for Private School Teachers and Support for related bill filed in Congress5 ; Advocacy for increased public investment for public education --6% of the GDP; Integration of labor code and rights in school curriculum AS MAJOR SUBJECT; Strengthening of programs for skills training for young workers; More access to financial and technical assistance as a form of information and awareness campaign on the rights of labor; Inclusion of a “Course on Core Labor Standards” as one of the curriculum in High school  2010-2013 FLMW

TUCP

Workers in the Formal (Public) SSL Review and ensure equal implementation 2010 NEDA, CSC, DBM, COS
Workers in the Formal (Public) CNA Resolution address to DBM   DBM
Youth Access to college education (poor but deserving high school graduates) Identification of institutions/agencies/ public officials offering scholarship grants; info dissemination; recommend deserving students (include deserving OSY) to agencies/public officials through resolution as a council May-Septem-ber 2010 All CM; Education and Informa-tion Committee (draft and send letter)
Youth Increasing number of OSY Data gathering of the total number of OSY at the local level; OSY to refer to ALS of DepEd; monitoring status/ progress report of the OSY; lobby to SK for fund support to ALS students; write a resolution for NCCA to make YOUTH as component to cater needs of OSY who are interested to learning arts; refer to TESDA for livelihood programs; info dissemination May-August 2010 Education and Informa-tion Commit-tee; ALL CM; SK (for funding); NCCA; DILG; DSWD; LGU
Youth Increasing tuition fee Study various versions of Magna Carta for Students bill; lobby to congress for passage of the bill September2010 ALL CM; NYC; student councils/ student council networks;  CHED;
Youth Increasing number of AIDS victim Info dissemination re: increasing number of victims in call centers; forum on AIDS within the council and the community; info dissemination on AIDS Awareness to member organizations September2010 ALL CM; DOH; YAFA; LGUs; NAPC Sectoral Council
Youth Increasing number of pregnant teenagers (resulting to early marriage) Incorporate to issue on HIV/AIDS September2010 ALL CM; DOH; YAFA; LGUs; NAPC Sectoral Council
Youth Limited access to health services Write resolution inquiring DOH (national level); council members to inquire LGUs;  May-September 2010 Health Commit-tee; all CM
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of health care services for volunteers/rescuers (recognized by the government) Intensify training for LGUs and high risk groups;

Forge a MOA/MOU between VDC, DOH, PHILHEALTH/ PNRC; Facilitate MOA/ MOU with PNRC/PHILHEATH, DOH, etc;

Develop the capabilities of the rescuers/ volunteers;

Avail the insurance like SSS, PHILHEALTH for the rescuers/ volunteers

3rd quarter of 2010 OCD/DILG /DepEd

NDCC/ concerned partner agencies

Senior Citizen Limited human services Capability building skills training Quarter-ly LGU Federa-tions
Senior Citizen Limited access to training facilities     TESDA, DSWD
Senior Citizen City budget and barangay budget of 1% allocated for senior citizens Enact enabling law for implementation Soonest possible time LGU
Senior Citizen Financial assistance An ordinance allocating certain amount for the elderly Soonest possible time City govern-ment or barangay
Senior Citizen Implementation of RA 9257 Amend RA 9257 thereby clarifying the tax credit/refund provision and 20% discount but tax exempt VAT Soonest possible time Congress-man
Senior Citizen Free dispensing of casket Identify poor among the poor senior citizens 2010-2013 TACFESSCA
Senior Citizen Financial security and independence among the senior citizens Livelihood agenda capitalization, livelihood trainings and skills development 2nd quarter DSWD, DOLE, NAPC
Persons with Disabilities Subsidized by at least 50% the cost of new born screening  for families with members with disabilities Drafting an ordinance to be distributed to the regional council members; Council members of each region should lobby for the passage of this ordinance to the LGUs of their respective regions. 30 months  
Persons with Disabilities LGUs to allocate resources for early detection of children with disabilities. Further,  the same must be integrated in the National Health Program for PWDs. Drafting an ordinance to be distributed to the regional council members; A resolution from the NAPC Sectoral Council to be submitted to DOH 30 months  
Persons with Disabilities Finalization and implementation of the National Health Program for PWDs A resolution from the NAPC Sectoral Council to be submitted to DOH Second quarter-ly meeting of 2010  
Persons with Disabilities Bring in developmental paediatricians to the countryside for disagnosis and education specialist for assessment CWD will have diagnosis for acceptance to special education as required by Deped and an educational assessment to assist program for teachers – 20 – 30 children per visit 3 years DOH, LGUs, NGOs, PACDLD
                      Provision Of Employment And Livelihood Opportunities
Cooperative Business Enterprise Development -establish inter-cooperative business partnership (note: all business related agenda under asset reform be transferred here) 

-identify business model to become a pilot business enterprise based on criteria/qualification standard to be set by the council

on going 
 

4th Q 2010

CSC members  

region 8

Cooperative Microfinance 
 
-strengthen and encourage GA to tap cooperatives as government conduit for the implementation of microfinance (to capture GOCCS, GFIS beneficiaries)    

-development of delivery system for Microfinance activities ( 

-documentation of best practices/success stories on microfinance and other coop loan portfolio

1st Q 2011 CSC members
Urban Poor Access to microfinance program Advocate/lobby to allow urban poor organizations to avail themselves of the program with liberalized terms and simpler and less-costly processing of documents 2010-2013 NUPSC and GFIs
Indigenous Peoples Lack of employment opportunities for IPs (teachers, policemen, midwives, forest protectors, etc.) Review/reiterate/Enforce memorandum of agreement between NCIP and all national government agencies regarding employment and eligibilities;

Additional/special teacher item allocation for qualified IP teachers per school year;

Accommodation of qualified IP applicants for PNP and AFP;

Additional/special allocation of quota for IPs in law enforcement government agencies to be distributed in IP areas

2010-2013 AFP, PNP, NCIP, PDEA, BFP, BJMP, NBI,
Indigenous Peoples Expansion and provision of additional  incentives to deputized IP forest guards/rangers Deputize IP forest guards/rangers in all IP regions specially in ancestral domain areas;

Increase of allowance/ honorarium to Php5,000;

Provision of health and accident insurances to deputized IP forest officers

2010-2013 DILG/ LGUs, DENR, NCIP, UNDP
Indigenous Peoples Lack of government support to IP farmers Provision of agricultural inputs, post-harvest facilities and working animals to IP farmers and IP communities specially those in ancestral domain areas; 2010-2013 DILG/ LGUs, DA, NCIP, NAPC, DAR
Indigenous Peoples Continuous, rampant and unregulated exploitation of natural resources in ancestral domains and IP communities Strict enforcement of FPIC process for all development programs within ancestral domain and IP communities;

Sustainable reforestation program to denuded and critical watershed within ancestral domain areas; establishment of nursery to ancestral domain areas

2010-2013 DILG/ LGUs, DENR, NCIP, UNDP, NAPC
Non-government Organiza-tions Lack of access to financial capital for poor people who wish to engage in enterprising Access to financing institution (DOST, DOLE, DTI, other NGAs), private microfinancer and foreign funding institutions. 2010-2013 DOLE, DTI, DOST and other NGAs
Non-government Organiza-tions Lack of technical skills relative to the employment opportunities  Provide continuing database for the identification of employment opportunities by sector through DOLE; Link educational curriculum with skills requirement for employment; Provide advocacy in support to alternative learning system of DepEd for poor OSYs and adults 2010-2013 DOLE, DTI, DOST and other NGAs
Non-government Organiza-tions Untapped/ untransferred technologies of the government (ex. DOST) Draft legislative bill/seek sponsorship; Identify and train interested and qualified NGOs for technology transfer to the poor 2010-2013 DOLE, DTI, DOST and other NGAs
Non-government Organiza-tions Lack of strategic mechanisms to sustain livelihood initiatives Develop and maintain Barangay technology and livelihood centers manned by qualified NGOs; unified framework for CO 2010-2013 DOLE, DTI, DOST and other NGAs
Non-government Organiza-tions Lack of employment opportunities particularly in rural areas Access to job Placement Office;  
a. Bureau of Labor Employment

b. Public Employment Service Office 
c. Job Fairs 
d. Recruitment Agencies 
e. Business Process Outsourcing Groups;

Encourage entrepreneurship that would help create livelihood and jobs.

2010-2013 DOLE, DTI, DOST and other NGAs
Farmers Development production area for BIOFUEL/ BIO-ETHANOL/ BIODIESEL Identify area for planting and production; forging of MOA with CIIF and coordinate with farmers affairs committee of CIIF 2010-2013 DA Commit-tee, PCA
Farmers Strengthening farmer organizations Accessing capability trainings and funds 2010-2013 Education Committee and Finance Committee
Farmers Reforest denuded water shed areas (agro-forestry) Solicit support for reforestation and rehabilitation program with the DENR and other agencies 2010-2013 DENR Committee
Farmers Fertilizer subsidy/ Agricultural production equipment and farm inputs Technology transfers especially on rice, corn,  high value crops and other crops 2010-2013 DA Committee
 
Farmers
Promotion of Organic Farming and Production Encourage through piloting the use of local indigenous organic materials for farming in at least 3 municipalities in the province 2010-2013 DA Committee
Farmers Access fund Request for special window with government financial institution (GFI) with grant and collateral free 2010-2013 Committee on Finance
Farmers Coco Levy Fund Coordinate with the CIIF- CFAC to pursue the Farmers Development Program; Support for the campaign of coco levy full recovery and correct utilization thereof 2010-2013 Coconut Industry Committee
Farmers Livestock Continue livestock dispersal program for dairy cows and goats; Encourage livestock improvement by embryo transfer and artificial insemination for dairy animals 2010-2013 DA Committee

Coordinate with BAR, BAI and NDA

Artisanal Fisherfolk Congressional Appropriation of the One Hundred Million (100M) Sec. 109 of RA 8550 – Municipal Fisheries Grant Fund Passed resolution, recommendations and submission of project project proposal to DA – BFAR and other concerned agencies   DA-BFAR
Artisanal Fisherfolk Livelihood Projects availed by the Fisherfolk organizations, cooperatives and associations nationwide Strengthened the organizations of Fisherfolk associations, cooperatives to avail livelihood programs and projects    
Artisanal Fisherfolk Provision for stilt dryers for seaweeds, cold storage and mini – ice plants and fish landings Coordinate with DA – BFAR, PFDA, regarding the proposed projects   DA – BFAR, PFDA, AFCS
Artisanal Fisherfolk Expansion of seaweeds projects Social/Technical preparation for upcoming proposed plans    
Artisanal Fisherfolk Incentive / Honoraria for Bantay Dagat/ Deputized Fish Wardens Assessment for active warden   LGUs
Women Promote entrepreneur-ship Capability development for entrepreneurship with moral values and business management; Close coordination with partner agencies and financial institutions to successfully promote entrepreneurship among women   NAPC, DTI, SMED, TESDA, DOST, LGUs, Financial Institu-tions
Workers in the Informal Access of Informal Sector to various employment and livelihood financing assistance both from private and public programs Concern IS organization invites for consultative livelihood identification and human resource directory 2010-2013 DOLE, TESDA, DTI, DA, NGAs
Workers in the Informal Amendment of BMBE Law (Barangay Micro Business Enterprise) To study and look for sponsor for the amendment of the BMBE Law; Fora –Info dissemination  and dialog with DILG, LGUs, BIR, DTI, NEDA and Congressman 2010-2013 NAPC, NEDA, DILG, DTI
Workers in the Informal Time and Motion Study Workshop-Seminar on capital investment, product costing, bookkeeping and  recording 2010-2013 DOLE, NAPC
Workers in the Informal Agri-Technology Skills Vocational Course to Rural Young Farmers Resolution the inclusion of 6mos.-1year Agri-vocational course for free to TESDA Regional Training Centers and SUCs 2010-2013 TESDA, SUCs
Workers in the Informal Harmonized rules and procedures of BIR and LGU’s taxation law  on business registration, permits and payment of tax Categorizing, clustering and bracketing of business ventures considering their municipal class, capital, gross income a month, population or site and number  present  venture 2010-2013 BIR, NEDA, DTI, DILG, PopCom
Workers in the Informal Advocate for sustainable implementation of DOLE’s “Unlad Kabuhayan Program” Tap IS organization or NGOs/Pos in assisting Informal Worker individual to master a Income-Generating Business until graduated 2010-2013 NAPC, DepEd, DILG, DOLE, PopCom, LGUs, SUCs
Workers in the Informal Mapping of vacant/idle and unutilized Gov’t. lands Enumerate and listing of real Gov’t. properties for proposed landscaping area of poor landless settlers without livelihood activities 2010-2013  
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Security of Employment Engaged POEA in a dialogue to ensure security of OFWs employment   POEA
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Reintegration a. Dialogue with NAPC/DOLE to ensure gainful employment of OFW upon return

b. Identification, training and implementation of projects for 12 communities

  DOLE/ NAPC/ DBP/ Land Bank
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Tax Holiday Lobby to enact laws on taxes and fees holidays on OFW returnees who invest in the country

a. Dialogue with DOLE/DOF/DILG in aid to legislate taxes and fees holidays for OFWs

b. Lobbying for the approval of the proposed law

  DOLE/ DOF/ DILG
Workers in the Formal (Private) INCREASED ACCESS TO LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE FOR WORKERKS Worker-friendly application process (Simplification of documentary requirements during application); Provision of technical support by government, i.e. capacity-building, marketing, packaging, etc.; Tripartite Monitoring and Assessment Committee to ensure effective implementation of income augmentation programs 2010-2013 FLMW

DOLE

LGUs

Workers in the Formal (Public) Job Order Assess and regulate   DOLE, DBM, CSC
Youth Unemployment Identification of status of unemployed youth; Categorization of youth (degree holder/undergrad, vocational/undergrad, high school/undergrad, elementary level); Data pooling on institutional partnerships for job generation 2011 LGU, P/CSWD, TESDA, DepEd, CHED
Youth Contractual employment – manpower services Incorporate to issue on unemployment 2011  
Youth Livelihood programs for OSY/ lack of support to small medium enterprise Coordinate with LGU/TESDA regarding the livelihood programs that they offer 2011 CM, TESDA
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of training on microfinance Request Microfinance training for VDC sectoral council 2nd quarter of 2010 SR Busalla
Senior Citizen Provisions of subsequent and livelihood opportunities Volunteers workshop through government support (physical therapy, networking, skills training) ASAP DSWD, LGU, Federa-tion, NGO
Senior Citizen 100 days job for qualified senior citizens Association initiated program with LGU coordination Soonest possible time DSWD, FSCAP
Senior Citizen Lack of financial augmentation among indigent senior citizens Crafting of resolution to the House of Representatives for a monthly cash subsidy, to provide cash subsidy for indigent senior citizens regularly (Php1000/ semester) 2nd quarter NFSCAP, NAPC, HOR, Senate
Persons with Disabilities Establishment of SPED Schools/Centers in every division Request a list or inventory SPED schools/centers in every division in each region; Lobby/Advocate for the establishments of SPED schools/centers in division where there is none 4th Qtr.

2010 onwards

DepEd- Bureau of Special Education- Central Office
Persons with Disabilities Conduct of Continuous training of SPED teachers in Elementary and High School levels Resolution requesting list of trained SPED teachers in elementary and high school levels; Passage of a resolution requesting the conduct of a continuous training of SPED teachers in elementary & high school levels; Advocacy for stop gap on migration of trained sped teachers (implementation of 3 years work contract) 2010 DepEd Bureau of Special Education Central Office;

DepEd

CHED

TESDA; NAPC

Persons with Disabilities Promotion for the Adoption of an  Inclusive Education Passage of a resolution pushing for the adoption of an Inclusive Education 2nd quarter council meeting NAPC;

DepEd

Persons with Disabilities Scholarship Programs for PWDS in Tertiary levels Resolution requesting for a list of PWD scholars from CHED and current status of PESFA scholars 2nd Qtr Council mtg CHED; NAPC
Persons with Disabilities Conduct of Seminars for Court Interpreters (BHW, Medical Social Workers) for Hearing Impaired Passage of a resolution requesting DOJ and Supreme to conduct training and seminars for court interpreters; Conduct of seminars for court interpreters for Hearing Impaired 3rd qtr 2010 DOJ; SC;

NGOs; NAPC

Persons with Disabilities Training/Orientation on Preventive, Early Detection and Intervention of disabilities among children Conduct of Seminar/Orientation on Prevention, Early Detection and Intervention of Disabilities among children 2010-2013 DOH; LGUs; NGOs
Persons with Disabilities Orientation/Training of CBR volunteers in various cities and municipalities Conduct of CBR orientation/training of volunteers (BHW, Parents) on the implementa-tion of CBR program 2010-2013 DSWD; DOH; LGUs; NGOs
Persons with Disabilities Promotion of employment opportunities to PWDs particularly 5% employment under RA7277 Conduct employers/ business sector forum for Pwd’s employment; Coordination with DOLE on the conduct of Jobs fair exclusive for Pwd’s; Lobbying to LGUs the passage of enabling local ordinance; Data banking for qualified PWDs for employment 2010-2013 NGAs involved, GOs and NGOs
Persons with Disabilities Finalization/signing of EO417 IRR Follow-up to NAPC on the status of E.O. 417 IRR; Request to NAPC and expedite the finalization of IRR this year 2010    
Persons with Disabilities Establishment of Bigasan/ Botika ng Barangay issuance of NAPC resolution requesting NFA, DSWD and DOH to give slots on the Bigasang Bayan/ Botika ng barangay to be implemented to PWDs; Establishment of BigasangBayan/ Botika ng Barangay to every province/city 2010-2013  
Persons with Disabilities Accessibility of TESDA Trainings Training modules exclusive for PWDs; Full scholarship grants to PWDs; Conduct orientation in compliance with BP344 on TESDA training centers 2010-2013  
                      Security From Violence And Social Protection Including Safety Nets For Vulnerable Sectors
Cooperative disaster preparedness Advocate for coops to allocate 30% of 3% allocation for community development fund; a portion of calamity fund be allocated for paying of the loan of coop and coop members victims of disasters; lobby with CDA and party-list reps to allocate at least 1% from PSF and calamity funds for cooperative disaster preparedness 4th Q 2010 CSC members;

SR

Cooperative legal protection encourage and strengthen federation and unions to form and provide legal assistance; Strengthen mediation and grievance committees and alternative dispute resolutions (ADR); Establish alliances with NGOs, PAO and other institutions that provide legal services On going CSC members
Indigenous Peoples Encroachment on non-IPs that results to harassment and exploitation of IPs within ancestral domain/IP communities Strict enforcement of FPIC process;

Creation of ancestral domain security forces in ancestral domain areas and IP communities;

Respect the customs and traditions of IPs and strengthening of tribal governance

2010-2013 DILG/ LGUs, All NGAs, NCIP-OEHR, DND/AFP, PNP, IPOs, NGOs
Indigenous Peoples Non-recognition of IP justice system Recognition of tribal justice system and traditional customary laws and practices on conflict settlement/ resolution;

Establishment of tribal court on IP areas;

2010-2013 IPOs, ICCs, NCIP, DOJ, DILG/ LGUs
Non-government Organizations Slow process in the handling of cases on abuses of women and children Push full and strict implementation of RA 9262;create network of NGOs providing services (e.g. legal assistance) on addressing VAWC cases 2010-2013 CM Minda Purugga-nan,

CM Cirilo Ablao

CM Alejandro Apit

CM Nelson Antonio

Non-government Organizations Lack of awareness of parents on Human Rights Conduct massive advocacy campaigns 2010-2013 CM Minda Purugga-nan,

CM Cirilo Ablao

CM Alejandro Apit

CM Nelson Antonio

Non-government Organizations Disfunctionality of Barangay Council for the Protection of Children(CPC)/ Local Council for the Protection of Children (LCPC) Organization of Children’s Associations; strengthen the monitoring function of the LCPC; NGO-LGU partnership building 2010-2013 CM Minda Purugga-nan,

CM Cirilo Ablao

CM Alejandro Apit

CM Nelson Antonio

Non-government Organizations Children affected by armed conflict Research and documentation; Awareness campaign; Mobilizing and organizing; Representation and participation in decision making 2010-2012 CM Minda Purugga-nan,

CM Cirilo Ablao

CM Alejandro Apit

CM Nelson Antonio

Children Child Abuse/ Child Labor Courtesy call/meeting with barangay/ municipal officials; Write the barangay officials requesting reported cases of children abuse and exploitation; Make a compilation of Laws on Children Protection; Validation of data through representation during meetings (BCPC, LCPC, RSCWC); Advocacy (to be identified) July 2010 BCPC; LCPC; RCWC; LGUs
Children Children in Armed Conflict (CIAC) Coordinate with OPAPP and other agencies regarding the number of children affected by CIAC; Coordinate with the other NGOs and LGUs to strengthen fight against CIAC (especially in the ARMM region) ;Lobby for the incorporation of CIAC  to the prioritized agenda of the LGU especially ARMM region Novem-ber 2010 All Council Members; PNP; OPAPP; LGUs; NGOs
Children Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL) Write DILG to give orientation on BCPC to barangay officials; Pass resolution to Mayor for issuance of ordinance declaring No Children On The Street; Pass resolution addressed to Mayor for issuance of ordinance declaring no 18 below can buy rugby in stores (for further discussion during 2nd council meeting) July -Decem-ber 2010 All Council Members; DSWD; PSWD; MSWs; BSW
Women UNSCR 1325 (Women, Peace and Security) Implementation of UNSCR 1325; NAPC-WSC to request from NDCC, AFP-CSR and Red Cross for status update and orientation 2010-2013 NAPC-WSC, NDCC, AFP-CSR, Red Cross, OPAPP, CARHRIHL
Women Disasters and Climate Change Information dissemination on how women can cope up with disaster (before, during and after)including climate change; NAPC-WSC to write a letter to PCW and NDCC endorsing / supporting the need for genderized DRR modules, cc VDC sectoral council; NAPC-WSC to initiate the module and materials development and coordinate with pertinent NGAs 2010-2013 NAPC-WSC,NAPC-VDC sector, PCW, NDCC, NGAs
Workers in the Informal Magna Carta for Workers in the Informal Economy (MACWIE) Conduct of MACWIE (HB 1955)  orientation; Inputs for the enhancement of HB 1955; Tap respective congressmen to sponsor/co-sponsor or support the proposed bill 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DOLE
Workers in the Informal SSS Propose customized benefit payment scheme for IS package benefits to the SSS to address affordability; Lobby to SSS for representation on the board 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, SSS
Workers in the Informal PhilHealth Intensify campaign on linkage to Philhealth to allow monthly payment of premium and develop indigenous payment scheme 2010-2013 PHIC, NAPC-WIS
Workers in the Informal Both for SSS and PhilHealth Require all micro-finance operators and local government implementers to have Philhealth and SSS enrolment as a requirement to livelihood beneficiaries/ clients 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS
Workers in the Informal ILO 177 on “Homework” Ratification campaign on the instrument 2010-2013 ILO, DOLE & other networks
Workers in the Informal Kasambahay Bill and ILC recommendations and convention on Domestic Workers Support for the passage of the Kasambahay Bill on Domestic workers and the upcoming recommendations/conventions of ILC 2010 2010-2013  
Workers in the Informal Phil Decent Work Common Agenda Continue to advocate at the national and local level 2010-2013 ILO, NTAC, NAPC-WIS
Workers in the Informal Towards improved access of health insurance with sustainability and affordability Conduct of membership orientation on PhilHealth and SSS; Facilitate the IS enrolment to SSS, PHIC and/or its Remittance By Air Program (RBA); Campaign and advocate for the implementa-tion of the Section 23 of RA 7875; Facilitation to sector legal and basic services; Facilitate the enrolment to Red Cross; Advocacy on the passage of local ordinances; Advocacy campaign on the integration and or institutionalization of OSH Plan; Awareness campaign on the prevention of maternal and neo-natal death (MDG; reduction of maternal death) 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, PHIC, SSS
Workers in the Informal Towards full and effective implementation of the following:
  • No to Kotong Cops mechanism
  • Solo Parent Act
  • Magna Carta of Women Act
  • RA 6685 on “Construc-tion Workers”
  • RA 9262 –Anti-Violence against     Women and Children
  • RA 9203- Human Trafficking Law
  • RA 9231- On Elimination of Worst Form of Child Labor
  • Conduct of awareness-raising to WISC and  WIE
  • Conduct review and enhancement
  • Conduct of info campaign, attend meetings and related activities on the laws mentioned
  • Lobby to SB for passage of local resolution for the strict implementa-tion of the act
  • Advocate and lobby to all stakeholders
2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, concerned agencies
Workers in the Informal 5% of the 20% of the Human Development Services-IRA Allocation Campaign for  maximized allocation of all anti-poverty programs (5 thematic functions- under the KALAHI framework (RA 8425- Social Reform and Poverty Alleviation Act) 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DILG, LGU
Workers in the Informal DILG , LTO and LTFRB , SSS Circulars on small Transport Campaign and lobby for its adoption and implementation 2010-2013 WISC Transport Groups, DILG, LTO, LTFRB, LGU
Workers in the Informal Bayanihan Savings Replication Project Conduct of  project orientation 2010-2013  
Workers in the Informal Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanism  pursuant to RA 6715 Adopt and formulate an Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanism for the IS 2010-2013  
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Domestic Work/Decent Work Strengthen and Promote Bilateral Agreement

Advocate VAWC 

  DOLE, POEA, DFA, NCRFW
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) International & National Labor Law Instrument  Invoke ILO instruments, CEDAW, UN Convention, RA 8042   ILO, CEDAW, POEA, DFA,  NCRFW
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) OWWA Omnibus Policies for OFWs, and their families Monitor the full disclosure of Omnibus Policies to the public   OWWA, DOLE, LGUs, 12 Communi-ties
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Strengthen and promote Bilateral Agreement, Advocate VAWC Public info.thru the use of   multimedia    
Workers in the Formal (Private) SAFETY NETS FOR WORKERS Establishment of social amelioration fund for plantation workers (banana, pineapple) 2010-2013 FLMW

DOLE

BRW

Workers in the Formal (Public) Annual Medical Check up Rationalize retirement for gov’t. employees   DOLE
Youth Child-Youth Labor Advocacy on anti-child labor 2011 CM, DSWD
Youth Issues and concerns in Youth protection Identify the issues and concerns of the youth in relation to abuse and exploitation September 2010 Youth and Sectoral Council (Protec-tion Commit-tee)
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Armed conflict in Mindanao Strengthen the dialogue Mindanao with active participation of NGOs; Intensify IHL information dissemination in all levels; Invite the presence of the international Human Rights observers; Visit the historical landmarks in conflict areas in Mindanao/ historical journey (Lanao)   PRC, ICRC, OPAPP, DND, CHR, DILG,  VDC Council
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Continued presence of communities in high risk areas Conduct of risk mapping; Dialogue with communities and LGUs; Recommend setting of signage, early warning device in vulnerable areas 4th quarter onwards VDC Council, LGUs
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Incomplete hazard vulnerability capacity assessment (HVCA) Monitor compliance of LGUs; Inventory of available resources in the community June 2010 onwards VDC Council, LGUs
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of access on information  related to disasters in  the local level Advocate with LGUs regarding the establishment of  24/7 disaster operations center   VDC Council, LGUs
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Insufficient  fire and rescue equipment Inventory of available resources from LGUs/community such as  fire trucks, ambulance, rubber boats outboard motors; Forge a MOA with partner agencies (DILG, DSWD, NDCC-OCD); Formation of volunteers group to be recognized/ accredited by the LGUs; Coordinate with LGUs in terms of compliance with  the directives of NDCC-OCD in all levels ASAP DEPEd, BFP, DILG, DOH, NDCC-OCD; VDC council
Senior Citizen Lack of values, no care, attention, lack of hearing board Strict implementation of hearing board violations of senior citizens center ASAP Family, concerned citizens, DSWD, LGUs
Senior Citizen Lack of preventive and promotive aspects on gender violence among women senior citizens Integration of issues/concerns on women senior citizens in the GAD plan 2nd quarter DILG, NFSCAP, NAPC, DSWD
Persons with Disabilities Promotion & Development of Personal Assistance System Formulation of policy; Legislative lobbying; Adopt & implement pilot project on provision of PA service to support why PA system is important 2010-2012 NAPC-PWD,

NAPC, NCDA, DSWD, Life Haven Inc., LGU, PDAO

Persons with Disabilities Provisions of Philhealth to all PWDs Formulation of policy (EO or RA or thru the Nat’l Health Program of DOH); Legislative lobbying 2010-2012 NAPC-PWD, NAPC, DOH, NCDA, DILG, LGU, DSWD, NGOs
Persons with Disabilities Development of Peer Counseling Program Formulation of policy (Nat’l Health Program of DOH or DSWD thru AO 59); Legislative lobbying 2010 – 2013 NAPC-PWD, NAPC, NCDA, DOH, DSWD, Phil. Council on Independent Living
Persons with Disabilities Enhancement of Use of idle gov’t. facilities Completion of the IRR of EO417; Promotion & implementation 2010 – 2013 NAPC-PWD, NAPC, NCDA, DPWH, DILG, LGU, NGOs
Persons with Disabilities Implementation of low-cost housing program Check for legal basis; Lobbying and implementation 2010 – 2013 NAPC-PWD, NAPC, NCDA, NHA
                      Strengthened Participation Of Basic Sectors In Governance
Cooperative Representation of coops sector in various governing bodies Encourage committed coop leaders to run for political positions; encourage cooperatives to apply for accreditation at the LGUs; lobby for representation of coop sector in municipal, city, provincial and regional planning and development councils (development council and coop development councils); endorsement of coop sectoral council members by the lead agency to LGUs and other councils; On going

3rd Q 2010 

 
Cooperative Cooperation among Cooperatives Encourage affiliation/ linkaging of primary coops to federations/ unions, cooperative banks, councils and other cooperatives. On-going  
Cooperative Coop movement strengthening Propose policy for registration and accreditation of cooperatives to ensure meaningful involvement of coops related activities; -ensure participation of the council to the review and amendments of RA 6939 including the proposed bills;

(-clarification of roles of Cooperative Development Council (CDC), Unions, Federations, etc); initiate a conduct of dialogue with the respective areas of operations 

On going

3rd Q 2010 

 
Urban Poor Failure of LGUs to create of Local Housing Board(LHB)
  • Enact a law institutionalizing the creation of LHB NUPSC to lobby to Congress for the enactment of the law Encourage LGUs to create LHBs in their respective localities by way of an enactment of City/Municipal Ordinances
2010-2013 15TH Congress
Urban Poor Amendments/revisions of the UDHA Law
  • Revise provision of UDHA (Deleting the cut off date of an individual to be a qualified beneficiaries)
2010-2013 15TH Congress
Urban Poor Representation of NUPSC in local special bodies and/or poverty planning bodies Advocate, lobby for the NUPSC representation in local special bodies and/or poverty planning bodies 2010-2013 LGUs and GOCCs
Urban Poor Representation in PhilHealth Insurance Corporation (PHIC) in identifying qualified beneficiaries Advocate in PHIC the NUPSC representation as an authority to endorse qualified indigents 2010-2013 NUPSC and LGUs
Indigenous Peoples Non-IP representation in all policy making bodies at all levels (local and national) in both executive and legislative bodies Compliance to Section 16 of IPRA, Philippine Constitution (1987), International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (ICERD);

Creation of IP desks in all government agencies

2010-2013 NCIP, DILG/ LGUs, House of Congress, House of Representatives, IPOs
Indigenous Peoples Non-recognition/ accreditation of Indigenous Peoples Organizations (IPOs) and Non-government Organizations (NGOs) in ancestral domain areas/IP communities Fast tracking on the formulation of guidelines on IPOs/NGOs registration/ accreditation 2010-2013 NCIP, CDA, DILG NCIP, CDA, DILG/ LGUs, SEC/ LGUs, SEC
Indigenous Peoples Lack of proper representation of IP to peace negotiation/peace talks between Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and New People’s Army (NPA) Inclusion of IP representation in the government peace panel on peace negotiations 2010-2013 DILG/ LGUs, NCIP, OPAPP
Indigenous Peoples Non-constituted ERCB and NCB and no fund support for PCBs Strengthening PCB through provision of operational/ logistics support and constituting ERCB and NCB 2010-2013 NCIP
Non-government Organizations Weak NGO participation in governance Organize accredited NGOs at the municipal level thru provincial planning development coordinators of the provincial office of each province in each region as mandated in RA 1760; Conduct orientations on Governance of key convenors; General Assembly of NGOs by province; General orientation of NGO Leaders in the region for the NAPC program; Round-up of all regional NGO officers for the orientation/workshop of NAPC Programs thru a national NGO convention July-

Dec 2010

Regional convenors  

LGUs 

DILG  

CM Roberto delos Reyes 

CM Mario Zamora-nos 

CM Edna Ontiveros

Non-government Organizations Low acceptance of some LCEs in the participa-tion of some NGOs in governance Initiate/engage collaborative NGO-LGU partnership; establish NGO- friendly LGU recognition system 2011  
Non-government Organizations Lack of NGO orientation on its role in governance Conduct orientation on governance for NGOs through a NGO Convention; 2012  
Children Non functional BCPC Courtesy call/meeting with the barangay officials/LGU; Lobby for NAPC CM membership to the BCPC/LCPC; Conduct barangay children’s congress and nominate one child participant to sit in the BCPC July-August 2010 All Council Members; DILG; LGUs; BCPCs; LCPCs
Farmers Mandatory representation to LGU, special bodies in barangay, municipal and provincial Lobby for the sectoral representation in special bodies in LGUs; Encourage all the Peoples Organization for the accreditation at the LGU Decem-ber 2010 GAD Committee/BS Committee/Peace & Security Committee
Farmers Representation to NGAs and other Government Owned & Controlled Corp. but not limited to Compliance to the Memorandum signed by Usec. Paras on the representation of the council in National & Regional Management Committee; Follow up previous resolutions on the representation of the CM to the different Government Agencies  Decem-ber 2010 ExeCom & NAPC Focal Person
Farmers GAD & Social Protection Mainstreaming GAD; Lobby the implementation of 5% GAD budget with local & NGAs; Lobby for social protection programs for rural women 2010 – 2013 GAD Committee
Women Capability Building Orientation on the following:
  1. Gender Sensitivity Trainings (GST)
  2. Gender and Development (GAD) budgeting and mainstreaming
  3. Advocacy and activities of Men Oppose to Violence Against Women  Everywhere (MOVE)
  4. Women economic empowerment and accessing microfinance
  5. Magna Carta of Women
  6. Climate Change
2010 NAPC-WSC, PCW
Women Institutionalization of Local Council of Women (LCW)
  1. Inventory of Local Council of Women (LCW) in LGUs
  2. Organize women in LGUs without LCW to be initiated by PCW
  3. NAPC-WSC to draft letter which will be signed by the council and forwarded to PCW and DILG. NAPC to follow up meeting.
2010-2013 NAPC-WSC, PCW, DILG
Women Violation of Women’s Rights
  1. Creation of Women Watch for govt officials who are corrupt and women’s rights violators.
  2. NAPC-WSC to organize creation of Women Watch and coordinate with Woman Ombud and PCW
2010 NAPC-WSC, PCW
Women Violence Against Women Localization of MOVE (Men Oppose to Violence Against Women Everywhere) and orientation thru LCW 2010-2013 NAPC-WSC, PCW
Women Institutionalization of Women’s Desk in barangay NAPC Women’s Sectoral Council to craft concept paper on Insti-tutionalization of Women’s Desk
  • Women’s Desk should serve as the info/ knowledge-based  manager;
  • Orientation of constituents on women’s desk;
  • Legal assistance
2012-2013 NAPC-WSC, PCW, DSWD, LGUs 
Women Media Representation of women in the Ad Board and MTRCB
  • NAPC-WSC to come up w/ policy recommendation requiring representation of women in Ad Board and MTRCB. To be endorsed by PCW
2010-2013 NAPC-WSC, PCW
Workers in the Informal Accreditation of WIS Organiza-tions to the international bodies, private institutions, NGAs, GOCCs, LGU, Municipa-lities, Cities, Provincial and Regional Especial bodies. (Local sectoral representation in the local legislative & special bodies) Articulation of WIS issues and concerns for its integration at the Local Development Plans. 2010-2013 WIS, DILG,LGU AND NGAs
Workers in the Informal Representation in the SSS Commission Advocate/lobby for the NAPC-WIS representation in the SSS Commission 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS
Workers in the Informal Representation of NAPC-WIS in the (Tripartite Industrial Peace Council) TIPC of DOLE WIS Membership to the Tripartite Council 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DOLE, NAPC
Workers in the Informal Country Program for the Informal Sector Review; IS Desk created, monitored, and evaluated at the local level; Conduct orientation and info dissemination among LGUs. 2010-2013 NAPC-WIS, DOLE, LGU
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Representation of OFWs, in governing board in OWWA, POEA, SSS, PHIC, HDMF,TESDA, CFO, MARINA EMBASSIES and LGUS Lobby Membership among OFWs   Office of the President

External Affairs

POEA/ DOLE/ SSS/ TESDA/ HDMF/ LGUs, Marina, Embassies

Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Tripartism Strengthen tripartism   ECOP/ GOVT AGENCIES AND ORGANI-ZATIONS INVOLVED IN TRIPAR-TISM
Workers in the Formal (Private) EFFECTIVE SOCIAL DIALOGUE LABOR REPRESENTATION:
  • In local government units
  • In trade policy formulation

Establishment of Industry Tripartite Committees

2010-2013 FLMW
Workers in the Formal (Public) Corruption Corruption control measure (ARTA)

Ensure full implementation and full involvement of various unions.

2010-2013  
Youth Youth Participation in local governance Identify status of youth participation in local governance Last week of June- 2nd week of July 2010 CMs
Youth Youth organizations in the area/ programs Trace–out  the youth organization in the area/ programs July –at the local/ regional/

Aug- at the YP Committee

CMs
Youth Youth organizations' activities and partnership among the youth organizations Strengthen youth organizations’ activities and build partnership among the youth organizations  Per activity plan of local (subject to the preparedness and availability of funds) CMs
Youth Per activity plan of local (subject to the preparedness and availability of funds) Understanding various arena of youth participation under the LGC of 1991 Per activity plan of local

(lobby to the SK to fund the activity)

CM, Youth Orgs./ LGOO
Youth Membership in the Local Development Council Facilitation/ Assisting Youth Orgs. Accredita-tion to LDC; Assess youth participation in the LDC; Recommend passage of the Local Youth Development Council Ordinance July -Decem-ber CMs/ Youth Orgs/ LGOO/SK
Victims of Disasters and Calamities No standard operating procedures on rescue and relief operations Formulate/propose systems/protocols among VDC serving organizations; Suggest to adopt SPHERE standards 2nd quarter onwards CM Mateo/ Lagumbay/Pangili-nan; DSWD, NDCC-OCD, DILG
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Non existence of regulating government agency for rescue and relief operations Facilitate the passage of DRRM bill into law 2nd quarter CM Cabana

CM Pangilinan

CM Mateo

Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of documents on IDPs, DRRM, IHL and LARA Request for a  copy of IDPs, DRRM, IHL and LARA  bill from concerned agencies; Request for an orientation on IDPs from the CHR  ; Continue lobby in both Houses of on the 15th Congress; Review the content of IDPs, DRRM, IHL and LARA bill ASAP NAPC-BSU, VDC Council
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Approval of the DRRM Act of 20101 by the President of the Philippines

Note: DRRM Act has been submitted by the Senate to OP on April 29, 2010 

Inquire the status of the bill from NDCC-OCD; Formulate resolution address to PGMA to certify the DRRM bill and pass into law 1st quarter NAPC-BSU; CM MAteo
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Non proactive term used like “victims”. It  is not consistent with the DRRM framework Resolution to change the term “victims” to survivors –

From Victims of Disasters and calamities sector  To Survivors of Disasters and Calamities Sector; Amend RA 8425

3rd quarter VDC council
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of DRRM trainings for  some LGUs (check with OCD) Coordinate with DILG the integration of DRRM framework in all development plans and programs; Request the attendance of the LCE during the DRRM info drive/training; Continuous IEC campaign and dissemination; Conduct CBDRM trainings; Replicate the best practices (SBMA) in some areas Jul-Aug 2010 VDC council NDCC-OCD, VDC council, DILG, DSWD, PHIL-VOCS, LGUs
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of IEC dissemination on Community Based Disaster Risk Management (check with OCD) Request CBDRM orientation from OCD 2nd quarter VDC council
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of representation in diff local special bodies NAPC to endorse VDC council members to regions; Coordinate with LGUs for DCCs membership/ composition 1st quarter NAPC-BSU; VDC council
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Strengthen values formation Enhance  values formation training in different DM cycle ASAP VDC council
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of awareness on climate change Request for an orientation from DENR   DENR, VDC council
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of monitoring system in terms of information technology Request from NDCC-OCD, DOST re:SAHANA (software application); Utilize the existing software (SAHANA) ASAP SR Busalla
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Unreliable and expensive communication system and facility Coordinate with the respective LGUs the utilize the basic UHF/VHF radio system ASAP NTC, VDC council
Senior Citizen Weak limited participation in sectoral concern in government Creation of senior citizens officers; representation in LGU councils ASAP LGU, DSWD, Federa-tion
Senior Citizen City accreditation for local special bodies SP approval Soonest possible time City federation
Senior Citizen Lack of access to local bodies Submit position paper to HOR 2nd quarter NAPC, NFSCAP, HOR
                      Others / Cross-sectoral
Cooperative Corporate Social Responsibility(CSR) Values formation; develop monitoring tool to gauge social performance (SP) of cooperatives and its impact to poverty alleviation; promotion of Gender and Development (GAD) On going CSC members, CDA
Cooperative Ecological development Allocation of resources from different agencies related to eco-development on coop/eco-tourism; Environmental rehabilitation; develop and promote models to address climate change On going CSC members
Cooperative NAPC and CDA budget Review and support the proposed budget of NAPC and CDA. 3rd Q 2010 onwards SR, NAPC,CDA
Urban Poor Violence Against Women and their Children(VAWC) Conduct information dissemination and advocate VAWC Law 2010-2013 NUPSC
Indigenous Peoples Absence of IP database Documentation of indigenous knowledge systems and practices (IKSP); cultural mapping;

Census of IPs

2010 NCIP, NSO, IPOs
Indigenous Peoples Non-compliance of FPIC processes Mandatory compliance of FPIC before any development within ancestral domain/IP communities 2010-2013 NCIP, DILG/ LGUs, IPOs
Indigenous Peoples Non-recognition of some mining firms to the ancestral domain laws and administrative issuances Review Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA) issued by the government to all mining firm to undergo FPIC process and ensure MOA within the IP and leaders 2010-2013 NCIP, DENR, MGB, IPOs, Concerned Mining Compa-nies
Indigenous Peoples Illegal entry of mining operations (small/large scale mining) Enforcement of all laws/administrative issuances regarding entry of mining companies in ancestral domain areas/IP communities 2010-2013 DILG/ LGUs, MGB, NCIP, DENR, IPOs
Indigenous Peoples Displacement of IPs due to development projects of the government Recognition of IPRA law;

There must be a consultation with IP before passing an ordinance by LGU not limited to Land Use and Zoning Ordinance

2010-2013 DILG/ LGUs, NCIP, NGAs, IPOs, Concerned Private Compa-nies
Non-government Organizations Weak collaboration Creation of strong intersectoral partnerships; creation of NGO federations at the barangay/ municipal/city/  provincial/ regional/national levels ASAP  
Children Proper waste disposal Meeting/courtesy call with LGU officials

Attend RSCWC, BCPC, LCPC, meetings and air concerns affecting the environment; Re-echo/ Feedback/Report to BCAs on First CBS Meeting; Coordinate with the other NGOs and LGU organizations and other agencies that advocate issues on environment; Write the LGUs requesting for copy of legislations passed on environment; Coordinate with concerned agencies on conduct of environmental advocacy activities

July-December 2010 BCPC; LCPC; RCWC; LGUs; DENR; NDCC
Farmers Support Cross-Sectoral Issues Pass a resolution and coordinate with the different NGAs 2010 – 2013 NAPC – FLRW Council
Farmers Climate Change Formulate advocacy program on climate change December 2010 ExeCoM
Women Priority Philippine legislative agenda on women
  1. Anti Prostitution Bill
  2. Kasamba-hay Bill
  3. Reproductive Health  Bill
  4. Magna Carta for the Women Workers in the Informal Economy
  5. Marital Infidelity Law
Briefing on the priority legislative agenda on women 

Consultation meetings 

Lobbying and planning advocacy strategy per  respective committee

2010-2013 NAPC-WSC, PCW
Artisanal Fisherfolk Release of BFAR proposed plantilla with corresponding budget allocation NAPC – FSC lobbying for the release of BFAR plantilla into concerned with the agency DBM and Office of the President of the Philippines   NAPC-FSC, BFAR, DBM
Artisanal Fisherfolk No re – hiring of retired BFAR personnel ENBANC meeting with PGMA   BFAR
Artisanal Fisherfolk Department of Fisheries Created Lobbying and Consultation    
Workers in the Informal Develop standard monitoring format for all anti-poverty programs and projects Advocate for the development of standard monitoring format for all anti-poverty programs and projects 2010-2013  
Workers in the Informal Advocate for the passage of law institutionalizing the National Household Targeting System for Poverty Reduction (NHTS-PR) Advocate/lobby for the passage of law institutionalizing the National Household Targeting System for Poverty Reduction (NHTS-PR) 2010-2013  
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Women Advocate gender sensitivity, CEDAW   IAC/ PNP/ DSWD/ NCRFW/ LGU
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Children Advocate anti trafficking, anti-child labor   DSWD/ PACT/ PNP/ DEPED/ LGU
Workers in the Formal (Migrant) Professionals Strengthen linkages and networking with professional ground   PRC/ PNA/ PMA/ PPSTA/ PMAP/ HRA/KBP/NPC and others
Workers in the Formal (Private) SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIES Capacity-building for workers and unions on green jobs and climate change    
Youth Environmental sustainability Identification of different issues and concerns; Acquire knowledge on the implementation of environmental programs, eco-tourism projects and best practices on environmental sustainability May 2010 DENR Youth desk, CM; Mayor Hagedorn/Local Council of Palawan. CM
Victims of Disasters and Calamities Lack of compliance on  zoning and building code (check with PWDs sector) Request a copy of resolution from RDC X; Formulate/draft resolution; Review the RDC X resolution for zoning and building code   CM Apat; VDC Council
Senior Citizen Environmental concern Joint sectoral information dissemination with benefits and privileges ASAP All concerned
Senior Citizen Lack of discipline in adequate information with benefits and privileges Values formation conduct intensified dissemination campaign ASAP LGU, Federations and DSWD
Senior Citizen Self-fulfillment of senior citizens      
Senior Citizen Technical assistance to elderly, focus on disabled      
Senior Citizen Financial assistance Transportation assistance which be borne out of the budget available in the region and the LGU 2nd quarter DOLE, NAPC, NFSCAP
Senior Citizen Establishment of regional office of senior citizens Budget allocation for the establishment of regional offices of senior citizens 2nd quarter DSWD, HOR, LGU, DILG


[1] Participation-Orientated Safety Improvements by Trade Union Initiative (POSITIVE)

[2] C184 Safety and Health in Agriculture, C155 Occupational Safety and Health, C129 Labor Inspection in Agriculture, C162 Safety in the Use of Asbestos, and C81 Labor Inspection

[3] HB6850 - An Act Strengthening Security of Tenure, Amending for that Purpose Certain Provisions of Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines

[4] HB6965 - An Act Establishing an Efficient System to Strengthen Workers' Right to Self-Organization and Collective Bargaining, Amending for the Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines; HB7017 - An Act Allowing Aliens to Exercise their Right to Self-Organization and Withdrawing Regulation of Foreign Assistance to Trade Unions, Amending for the Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines; HB7018 - An Act Strengthening Union Organization and Disallowing Cancellation of Union Registration, Amending for the Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines; HB7019 - An Act Strengthening the Workers' Right to Strike, Amending for the Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines

[5] HB7015 - An Act Fixing the Probationary Period of Employment of Academic Personnel in Private Schools, Amending for that Purpose Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines

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