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Province of Agusan del Norte CARAGA REGION

DBC CARES through CBMS

HON. DALE B. CORVERACity Mayor

Presenter

Foundation : July 28, 2007Income Classification : 5th Class CityNo. of Barangay : 31 (12 urban, 19 rural)

Physical Features

Total Land Area : 32,746 Has. Topography : Flat, rolling terrain

69,241

MAJOR SOURCEs OF INCOME: MAJOR SOURCEs OF INCOME:

TRADE & COMMERCETRADE & COMMERCE SERVICESSERVICES

MININGMINING TOURISMTOURISM

FARMING AND FISHINGFARMING AND FISHING


Background of the CBMS implementation

With the updated data, it has become the basis in all planning endeavors of the City

Considered as the most reliable grounding in providing interventions

Maximum utilization of the data

Rationale:• Desire of the City to provide services to the most relevant,

marginalized and disadvantaged sector• Absence of disaggregated data

Implementation:

•1st Round - 2007 – Survey, encoding, validation and editing•2nd Round - 2011 – Updating, e-CBMS (using laptops)

Status of CBMS:


Lessons Learned• All data generated are useful except for the

definition of “employment” which was define on thebasis of the number of hours an employee works,which means that if an individual is employed evenin an hour for a week is already considered as“employed”.

• Program dubbed: DBC CARES (Delivery of Basicand Comprehensive Constituency Assistance andResponsive Services). The program is designed todeliver a package of appropriate services to themost eligible beneficiaries.


How was the data used? It started with the interventions and initiatives

under the DBC CARES, a name coined to givereference to the program of the LGUadministration which was considered as theMilestone of the city.

Other programs followed utilizing the CBMS data Considering its reliability most of the government

agencies, CSOs, legislators, service providersconfidently refer to CBMS data in terms ofbeneficiaries targeting and enactment ofmeasures.


DBC CARES Delivery of Basic and Comprehensive Constituency

Assistance and Responsive Services

C - Concern for Health, Education and other Social Services

A - Agricultural and other Economic Productivity

R - Rule of Law and Peace and OrderE – Environment and DRR-CCA InitiativesS - Strengthening the Bureaucracy and the

Barangays


Nutrition Program Women Health and Safe Motherhood One Barangay – One Midwife Construction and Upgrading of Lying -in Facilities



PROGRAM CBMS DATA USED

Milestones Award Age disaggregated data (90 years old and above)Number of Malnourished

Children Number of Maternal and Child Death

53 Milestones Awardees




HHs w/o Sanitary ToiletProvision of Toilet Bowls No. of HHs living below poverty threshold level

No. of HHs who are informal settlers

MDG Faces No. of HHs living in makeshift houses

No. of HHs who are informal settlers

Construction of Row Houses Shelter Assistance Program

Piloting 40 indigent families

Cash Incentive Program Pa-birthday ni Lolo ug LolaProvision of Medicines and

Multi-vitamins

ALS Program Comprehensive Program for

Street Children Construction of Day Care

Centers Honorarium Subsidy for DCWs

Age disaggregated data




No. of children not attending day care, elementary and high

school

No. of OSY / IPsNo. of HHs below poverty

threshold

College Scholarship Program Sustainable Livelihood Program Cash Incentives for Honor Pupils

and Students Provision of Books to Elem. & HS Classroom Desks

4,213 Senior Citizens

126 scholars receiving P15,000/ sem. 8,074 books

3,374 chairs



PROGRAM CBMS DATA USEDComprehensive Program for

Solo Parent Solo Parent

Water System Project No. of HHs w/o access

to safe waterDAP Welfare and Development

Program DAP

Integrated Social Dev’t . Assistance Program (ISDAP)

No. of HHs living below poverty threshold level

Hisgotanay sa Barangay No. of HHs living below poverty threshold level

Civil Registration Program No. of unregistered individuals


PROGRAM CBMS DATA USED Enhancement and Expansion of

Abaca Production Handicraft Training Program


Membership of Organizations

Support to Livelihood Program Coconut Productivity

Enhancement Program


No. of Farming HHs below poverty threshold level

A - Agricultural Productivity and other economic productivity



R – Rule of Law and Peace and Order

Support to Peace and Order Program

Prevalence of CrimeYouth Leadership Seminar No. of Youth and OSY SMART Age disaggregated data (6 -17 years old)


E – Environment and DRR-CCA Initiatives


Drainage System Establishment of MRF Environmental Information ,

Education and Communication

FloodingGarbage Disposal System Sustainable Agro-Forestry Program No. of IPS

Redefining of Cabadbaran River

Flooding Installation of Disaster Risk Reduction & Public Safety Information Mgt. System

Flooding Prevalence of Crime



S - Strengthening the Bureaucracy and the Barangays

Barangay Development Planning Workshop

ELA FormulationCDP and CLUP Formulation

All CBMS DataBadge of Merit in Barangay Governance (BMBG)

Challenges EncounteredCHALLENGES

ENCOUNTEREDSOLUTIONS

Inconsistent data -Data validation- Editing- Updating

Delayed implementation - Hire additional enumerators- Survey using QS forms instead directly to the system

System flaws/ Printing of reports

- Reported to the CBMS focal of the province


Recommendations: • Institutionalization of CBMS down to barangay level

through legislation by Congress • Much higher honorarium for enumerators for the next

survey period• Increase appreciation of the data generated by the

system.• Enhance the CBMS by unifying all the survey

indicators.

1. End-users training2. Another round of CBMS implementation

Next Steps:


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