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3rd INDORSEMENT07July 2015

Respectfully forwarded to the Officer-in-Charge, Internal AdministrationGroup, for appropriate action, the herein 2nd Indorsement from Deputy CommissionerAriel F. Nepomuceno, Enforcement Group dated 25 June 2015, inviting attention to therecommendation to conduct .GAD activities together with the ITTD to be attended byall ESSpersonnel and establish a bulletin board or a GAD corner in all district o££icev

Please check the possibility to enjoin the entire Bureau to adopt the sameprograms.

~~SILVERJO F. MONTALBOOffice of the Commissioner

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South Harbor, Gate 3, Port Area, Manila 1099 • Tel. Nos. 705-6052, 705-6067 (CRMS)Website: www.customs.gov.ph • Email: helpdesk2@customs.gov.ph (CRMS)

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINESDEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

BUREAU OF CUSTOMSMANILA 1099

2nd IndorsementJune 25, 2015

Respectfully forwarded to the Commissioner of Customs the heretoattached 1st Indorsement of Gen. Willie M. Tolentino (Ret.), former Director,Enforcement and Security Service, dated May 28, 20 IS' with regard to theattendance of Lt. Angelito S. Cruz and Ms. Janice Belinda O. Dizon in the"Workshop on Basic Gender Awareness and Development (GAD)Concepts, Gender Analysis and GAD Planning and Budgeting for theBureau of Customs" held at the Lohas Hotel, Clark Special Economic Zone,Pampanga on May 11 to 15,2015, inviting attention to the recommendation ofconducting QAD activities at the bureau in coordination with IT1J) Division tobe attended by all ESS personnel and establish a bulletin board or a GAI2sornerin all district offices, on which the undersigned also concurs.

For consideration and approval.

_~MU~POMUCENO".... D puty Commissioner

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Friday, July 03, 2015

Ends: As stated

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1st IndorsementMay 28,2015

Respectfully forwarded to the Deputy Commissioner, Enforcement Group,the attached Memorandum Report submitted by Lt Angelito S. Cruz and Ms. JaniceBelinda O. Dizon, relative to their attendance in the "Workshop on Basic GenderAwareness and Development (GAD) Concepts, Gender Analysis and GADPlanning and Budgeting for the Bureau of Customs" held at the Lohas Hotel,Clark Special Economic Zone, Pampanga on May 11 to 15, 2015.

The workshop focused on the mandate to create and increase genderawareness in all areas of work/places of assignments, pertinent provisions of RA.9710, otherwise known as the "Magna Carta for Women", giving emphasis onproviding equal opportunities to female employees and the requirement for theallocation of funds for GAD activities.

As a requirement to create and increase gender sensitivity and awareness inthe Enforcement Group, the undersigned concurs to the recommendation for theconduct of GAD activities in coordination with the Interim and Training DevelopmentDivision (ITDD) to be attended by all ESS personnel. Also to establish a bulletinboard or a GAD Corner in all district offices.

For consideration.

GEN. WILU

Encls.: As stated

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINESDEPARTMENT OF FINAl~CEBUREAU OF CUSTOMS

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ENFORCEMENT & SECURITY SERVICEPERSONNEL OFFICE

MEMORANDUM

FOR The Director, ESS

SUBJECT Workshop on Basic GAD Concepts, Gender Analysis and GAD Planning andBudgeting for the Bureau of Customs

DATE May 18, 2014

The undersigned, together with Ms Janice Belinda O. Dizon and the otherRepresentatives of the Bureau of Customs coming from different Collection Districts of tuzon,Visayas and Mindanao attended the above-mentioned Workshop held on May 11-15, 2015 atLOHASHOTEL,Clark Freeport Zone Pampanga.

Atty. Rey Roland F. Bergado, Head of the Technical Working Group-GAD Focal PointSystem (GFPS)welcomed the participants and Director Jose A. Abundo, Finance ManagementOffice delivered the Inspirational Message for the participants. The Resource Speakers were MsCathy Villegas and Ms Reina Olivar from Philippine Commission of Women (PCW).

During the Workshop, the participants were informed and reminded of their roles,duties and responsibilities being the permanent members of the GFPS. As such, they aremandated to create and increase awareness in their respective areas of assignments on theprovisions of Republic Act (RA) No. 9710 (Magna Carta of Women, Rule IV, Section 37, C of theIRR). The emphasis on giving equal opportunities to female employee on assignments beingstereotyped for male, being sensitive to gender issues and concern both to internal andexternal clients and empowerment of women and gender equality were extensively discussedduring the workshop. These subject matters are very important and vital for the bureau inorder to attain its Mission and Vision and ultimately to meet its target for Revenue Collection.

It is worthy to note that under Republic Act 9710, 5% of the GM Budget for the bureau(5% of 3 Billion Pesos is PiS million} is allocated to GAD Activity yearly and to avoid the issuanceof Audit Observation Memorandum (AOM) from the Department of Budget and Management,it is imperative that we should spend this budget to all GAD Activities such as InternationalWomen's Day Celebration, being held every is" day of March every year, construction ofcomfort rooms and barracks for both male and female internal and external clients,establishment of Day Care Centre/Area for breastfeeding mothers, etc.

In order to mainstream gender in the bureau as a strategy to promote and fulfilwomen's human rights and eliminate gender discrimination in their systems, structures,policies, programs, processes and procedures, more trainings and workshops are needed for all

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the GFPS members such as GAD Capacity Development Training, Gender Sensitivity Training,Trainings-onGenderMainstre-aming_Ev-alu-ation Framework-and other GADre~ated -train-in-gs.-~tis expected that these trainings will be conducted in the near future.

To create and increase awareness of GAD activities in the Enforcement and SecurityService, the undersignedisrecemmendtng.that -aG-AD ComerbeestablishediA-therespectiveBulletin Boards of each District Offices nationwide and Orientation Training on GAD Concepts_a.nd_-Malld~ates_b_e_-CQJ1d"ucte~::tto_alLES$_o-ffice~s.and.perscnnel Jncnordinanon withtheInterlm.Training and Development Division (lTDD).

For your information and appropriate action.

Encl.: A/scc. :DepCom,-EG

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CUSTOMS PERSONNEL ORDERNO. A- l~o- ~OIS-

April 27, 2015

TRAVEL ORDER

SUBJECT: Training/Workshop on Gender Analysis andOrientation on the Gender MainstreamingEvaluatiol) Framework (GMEF)

In the interest of the service, and in order to strengthen the newlyreconstituted GFPS, the following personnel are hereby authorized to attend theTraining/Workshop on Gender Analysis and Orientation of the GenderMainstreaming Evaluation Framework (GMEF) on May 11-15, 2015 at the LohasHotel, Clark Freeport Zone:

1. Dep. Comm. Arturo M. Lachica, IAG2. Dir. Jose A. Abundo, FMO3. Dir. Dimpna O. Lejos, AO4. James Victor M. Esguerra, HRMD5. Venchito DM. Arciaga, X-Ray Unit6. Atty. Minerva S. Aldave, AOCG7. Jermaine R. Villareal, AOCG8. Atty. Mary Grace T. Malabed, RCMG9. Evelyn Silvestre, RCMG10. Maribel C. Mendoza, IG11. Lourdes P. Sundoc, IG12. Lt. Angelito S. Cruz, EG13. Janice Belinda O. Dizon, EG14. Cynthia S. Caluyo, MISTG15. Jacqueline F. Lozano, MISTG16. Maria Israelica P. Gimpaya, MICP17. Katherine D.Asuncion, MICP18. Carmencita Cerdena, POM19. Eva Reyes, POM20. Annalynn V. Reyes, NAIA21. Edward Azurin, NAIA22. Dennise C. Suarez, Port of Satangas23. Conrado G. Dimaunahan HI, Port of Satangas24. Divina B. Garrido, Port of Legaspi25. Regina L. Seato, Port of Legaspi26. Luzviminda D. Aragon, Port of Ilollo

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27. Evelyn U. Jalando-on, Port of Iloilo28. Jessica Delgado, Port of Cebu29. Dr. Wilvina Pumatong, Port of Cebu30. Norma Canete, Port of Tacloban31. Maripe Dela Torre, Port of Tacloban32. Jenny Rose B. Azarcon, Port of Surigao33. Karen L. Reyna, Port of Surigao34. Myrna S. Valledor, Port of Cagayan de Ora35. Rosemarie Obuyes, Port of Cagayan de Oro36. Luzviminda AIi, Port of Zamboanga37. Almaida Mudjal, Port of Zamboanga38. Rosemarie P. Tura, Port of Davao39. Rosana F. Monteverde, Port of Davao,40. Anna Marie Y. Sarmiento, Port of Subic41. Erlito B. Barrantes, Port of Subic42. Rommel O. Isip, Clark International Airport43. Jennifer Gabriel, Clark International Airport44. Lioyd Camangeg, Port of Aparri45. Cathy C. Gundran, Port of San Fernando46. Kristine R. Morales, Port of San Fernando47. Julie Gonzales, Port of Limay48. Cesar Zabala, Port of Limay49. Remedios Princesa, POM50. Atty. Rey Roland Bergado, GFPS-TWG51. Eva Victoria DM. Castaneda, GFPS-TWG52. Stephanie A. Fernando, GFPS-TWG53. Gladys D. Fontanilla, GFPS-TWG54. Desiree Felicio, GFPS-TVVG

Travelling expenses of the participants coming from the outports and allother expenses in connection with the training/workshop shall be shouldered bythe Bureau, charged against BOC-GAD fund, subject to budget, accounting andauditing rules and regulations.

Participants are required to bring laptop as this is a hands on orientation.

For compliance.

,ALBERTO D. UNA

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