Gad Mainstreaming, Planning and Budgetting
Gad Mainstreaming, Planning and Budgetting
Gad Mainstreaming, Planning and Budgetting
RESOURCE SPEAKER : MS. MARITA SIANGHIO, QUEZON CITY GAD TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
ATTENDANCE :
PROGRAMME:
Opening Prayer...................................................MS. ZENAIDA MALAQUI
National Anthem.................................................AVP
Welcome Remarks...............................................HON. ASUNCION M. VISAYA
Seminar Proper....................................................MS. MARITA SIANGHIO
Narrative Report:
Objective:
Punong Barangay Asuncion M. Visaya gave her Opening Remarks. She recognized all the participants.
Brgy. Council, SK Council and Employees ().
. Creation and/or strengthening of the LGU/bgy gad Focal Point System (GPFS)
. Establishment and maintenance of GAD database
.Gender and Development (GAD) planning and Budgetting
.Mainstreaming gender perspective in Local Development plans
.Formulation/enhancement and implementation of the LGU GAD Code
.Monitoring and evaluation the implementation of the Magna Carta of Women
The Barangay GAD Focal Point System
Members:
Sangguniang Barangay On Appropriations
Sangguniang Kabataan Chairperson
Brgy. Health Worker
Brgy. Treasurer
Chairman of the Sangguniang Barangay Committeee on Women, Children and Family,
Co-Chairperson
VAW Desk Officer
Barangay Nutrition Scholar
Tanod Executive Officer
Day Care Worker
Other Members:
Lupong Tagapamayapa Member
Women’s Org. Existing at the Brgy. Level
Brgy. Human Rights Action Officer where existent
Members of the private Sector and
Academe as appropriate
Note:
1. The Chairman, C0-chairs and members are the GPFS Execom
2. The Barg. GAD Focal Persons may designated as the TWG Head who will focus on the GPB
and could main the GAD Office, if any;
6. Lead in monitoring the effective implementation of the annual GPB and other GAD related
policies and plans.
7. Lead the reports that may be required under the preparation of the annual LGU/GAD
Accomplishment Report (GAD/AR) and other GAD reports that may be required under the MCW
and this JMC).
8. Strength linkages with other concerned agencies of organizations working on womens right and
gender and development to harminoniza GAD efforts at various levels of local generation;
9. Promote and activity pursue the participation of women and gender advocates, other civic
society group and private society group and private organizations in the various stages of
development planning cycles, giving activities to the margenalized sectors and
CI GENERAL GUIDELINES
1.Formulated within the context of the LGU/Brgy. mandate to ensure gender mainstreaming in PPAs.
2. Synchonized with the planning and budgetting calendar (DILG-NEDA-DBM-DOF JMC 2007-01)
3. Incorporated in the BDP, AIP and in Sectoralplans (eg. BDRRM plans)
Guided by the desired outcomes and goal in the MCW, other GAD related laws/
4.
Education – ALS, Out of school youth, Kariton Klasrum
6. Provision of adequate resources by the LCE, GPB implementation should not be affected by austerity
measures.
7. The GAD budget budget, which is the cost of implementation should not be affected by austerity
measures.
8. Consulation with employees and constituents through accredited women or people/civil society
organizations among others to ensure the relevance of the relevance of their GPIs.
9. GAD planning and budgetting shall adhere to Executive Order 43’s 2011 (Social Contract) bottom-up
Budgetting)
DAY 2: AUGUST 31
1. In consultation with local functionaries/stakeholders, the LGU GFS shall set the GAD agenda or
identify priority gender issues to be addressed by the LGU during the three-year term of its
leadership.
The GAD agenda shal be the basis for the annual formulation of PPAs to be included
GAD AGENDA:
1. Review of GAD related laws and relevants to the LGU (Section 2.) and item C14 of JMC) e.g
Ordinances.
2. Results of gender analysis and/gender /or gender assessment using sex-disaggegated data
(LGU GAD database, Ecological Profile, CBMS and/or LGPMS/NHTS-PR LGU’s major program and
services of the LGU reflecting gender gaps/issues)
3. Results of program and project evaluation interms of benefits to target beneficiaries e.g.
accomplishment reports
4. Review of COA audit findings and GAD Ars to surface remaining gender issues not addressed to
previous
2. Identify appropriate PPAs to address priority gender issues that are included in the GPB.
1. At least five percent (5%) of the total LGU budget appropriations authorized under the
Annual Budget shall correspond to activities supporting GAD PPAs.
The GAD budget shall be allocatedfrom the Brgy’s Maintenance and Other Operating
Expenses (MOOE) Capital Outlay (CO) and Personal Services (PS).
The GAD budget shall not constitute an addition budget over an LGU’s total budget
appropriations.
2. The five percent (5%) GAD budget shall endevor to influence the remaining 95% of the Brgy.
Budget toward gender-perspective
3. Brgy. GBPS to annually monitor and evaluate the utilization and outcome of the GAD budget
in inluencing the gender-responsive implementation of PPA funded by the remaining 95% of
the LGU