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FDP Form 5 - Annual GAD Accomplishment Report
(PCW-DILG-DBM-NEDA JMC No. 2016-01 dated January 12, 2016, Annex E)
ANNUAL GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT (GAD) A
REGION: III CALENDAR YEAR:

PROVINCE: BULACAN
CITY/MUNICIPALITY:
Total LGU Budget: Php 7,400.000,000.00

Total GAD Expenditure: Php 1,021,875,491.96
Gender Issue or GAD

Mandate GAD Objective Relevant LGU Program or Project GAD Activity
(1) (2) (3) (4)
CLIENT-FOCUSED
Female detainees had Women Livelihood Trainings Livelihood Trainings 1. Abaca
resorted to crime in order empowerment thru basket making 2. Wallet /
to provide for their livelihood / vocational decorations from recyclable
families' needs trainings materials 3. Hand washing soap
making 4. powdered sosp making
5. dish washing liquid making 6.
Fabric Sofetener making 7. Ethyl
alcohol making 8. Hand sanitizer
making 9. Cologne making 10.
Perfume making 11. Meat
processing 12. Candy making
An increasing number of To educate the Literacy and Education Provide the detainees with
offenders Detainees. To provide Alternative Learning System /
spiritual enrichment Literacy Program Conduct of
activities to change for bible study
a better person
Efficient and effective OTHER HEALTH OTHER HEALTH SERVICES Provision of free laboratory and
delivery of health and SERVICES x-ray procedures to Indigent /
social services;To improve Charity out- patients of BMC
the health and well-being
of Indigent / Charity
patients by providing free
medicines
Female detainees had Women Livelihood Training Livelihood Training 1. Abaca
resorted to crime to empowerment thru basket making 2.
provide for their family’s livelihood / vocational Wallet/decorations from
needs training recyclable materials 3. Hand
washing soap making 4.
powdered soap making 5.
dishwashing liquid making 6.
Fabric Softener making 7. Ethyl
alcohol making 8. Hand sanitizer
making 9. Cologne making 10.
Perfume Making 11. Meat
processing Candy making
Inadequate supplies of To provide holistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Provision of Clothing and Linens
clothing and linen for CICL needs and protection ASA YOUTH REHABILITATION
for comfort and hygiene of children in conflict CENTER
with the law for their
total rehabilitation.
Insufficient knowledge of Rabies Information To provide vaccination in pets, Anti-rabies vaccination

women on the risk of dog Education Program which can also provide rabies
bites and rabies can pose awareness among women,
one's health. especially mothers of daycare
children.
It is the right of women to Institutional and Literacy and Education Ecological Solid Waste
avail livelihood and skills capability building for Management Act of 2000
development training, livelihood enterprises, (RA9003)
seminars, and other businesses, and
Alternative sources of environmental
Income through recycling awareness and related
and skills training services
Lack of awareness in To provide programs DAGLIANG TUGON SA Training and Capability
disaster prevention and on prevention, PANAHON NG KALAMIDAD - building/information and
mitigation of different mitigating, Prevention and Mitigation education campaign for different
vulnerable groups preparedness, vulnerable groups
response,
rehabilitation, and
recovery of
marginalized sectors
concerning disaster
Lack of awareness of the To increase Support in the implementation Implementation of Anti Littering
value and importance of participation of men of Provincial Ordinance No. 27- Ordinance
cleanliness of men and and women in the 2017 (Provincial Anti-Littering
women to the health and promotion and Ordinance)
well-being of Bulakenyos integration,
cooperation, and
coordination between
all concerned
government agencies,
LGUs, and
stakeholders in
ecological waste
management.
Lack of awareness of the To increase Support in the implementation Provincial Anti-Littering Re-
value and importance of participation of men of Provincial Ordinance No. 27- Orientation
cleanliness of men and and women in the 2017 (Provincial Anti-Littering
women to the health and promotion and Ordinance)
wellbeing of Bulakeños integration,
cooperation, and
coordination between
all concerned
government agencies,
LGUs, and
stakeholders in
ecological waste
management.
Lack of commitment of To promote Ecological Solid Waste Clean-up Drive Activity/Baklas

men and women to Resilience, Nature Management Act of 2000 Tarpaulin
maintain a balanced and Clean Environment as (RA9003
healthy ecology well as Good
Governance.
Lack of Gender Sensitivity Strengthen awareness Ecological Solid Waste Gender and Development
Awareness of employees of men and women in Management Act of 2000 Awareness for Ecology Officers
of BENRO Gender Equality (RA9003 Seminar
Low return on Investment To provide training CAPABILITY BUILDING Provision of business-related

of Women Entrepreneurs and seminars to PROGRAM FOR MSEs training seminars
due to poor marketing women Micro and
strategies Small Entrepreneurs
(MSEs)
Low sales and limited PROMOTION AND LOAN ASSISTANCE TO MSEs, Promotion and marketing of the
market Trade Fair MARKETING OF MSEs COOPERATIVES / ASSOCIATIONS products through trade Fairs and
beneficiaries: 2014 – 49 & Cooperatives Bulacan Pasalubong Center
Men / 198 Women 2015 –
51 Men / 205 Women
2016 – 37 Men / 147
Women 2017 – 82 Men /
183 Women 2018 – 133
Men / 213 Women 2019 –
57 men / 203 Women
2020 – 10 men / 31
women
Natural Resources to be Strengthening ARBOR DAY Celebration Tree Planting Activity

benefited by men, women, Advocacy Measures (RA10176) Arbor Day Act of
and families in the for Integrated Coastal 2012
Province of Bulacan and Forest
Management)
Reducing maternal Expand service Maternal, newborn, child health Blood Donation (Community-
morbidity due to lack of delivery package and Nutrition (MNCHN) core based- donation and BPBC’s
blood supplies during among AP, PP, infants, packages of services (pre-natal, Walk-in Donation) Target:30,000
emergencies and children and pregnancy, delivery, post- blood donors (blood bags
improve MNCHN Partum, and newborn periods. collected)Target – 240 MBDs
delivery networks,
Rights of men and women To Strengthen the Support to Provincial Anti-Illegal Conduct upland monitoring to
to enjoy healthfully and Advocacy of men and Logging Task Force Operation ensure tat no illegal logging,
balanced Natural women in the kaingin, and other forms of forest
Resources protection and destruction, such as slash and
conservation of burn farming (kaingin) and
natural resources and unlawful logging activities, will
preservation of Flora happen.
and Fauna
The low living conditions To reduce poverty and Indigency/Financial Assistance Aid to an individual in crisis for
of indigent women, vulnerability of Program both men and women Provision
children, PWDs, the marginalized women, of Financial such as: Medical
elderly and youth children, elderly, Non-medical Burial
PWDs, and youth thru Transportation Housing Calamity
the provision of Educational
livelihood and
employment,
Livelihood
opportunities,
protecting Calamity
against hazards and
sudden loss of
income, and
Improving people's
capacity to manage
risks
GAD Mandate
'RA 6365 (Sec. 4) An Act To formulate, adopt POPULATION PROGRAM - Support to 100Mth Symbolic
Establishing A National and monitor the Population and Development Pinoy Baby
Policy on Population, implementation of Integration
Creating the Commission coherent, integrated,
On Population and For and comprehensive
Other Purposes' plans, programs, and
recommendations
relevant to adolescent
health, responsible
parenthood, family
planning, and
population
development
'REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7160 To improve and INFRASTRUCTURE Conduct dredging activities in
Every Local Government construct reservoirs, four (4) rivers and (1) creek in
Unit shall appropriate in its deepen flood-prone District 1 of Bulacan
annual budget no less than rivers and form
20% of its annual IRA for irrigation channels
Development Projects.' through dredging of
rivers and creeks
1% of the total population To capacitate health Direct healthcare service Provision of incentives to health
are the required health volunteers on primary delivery as health providers volunteers
volunteers as an healthcare service multipliers
augmentation for the delivery
health service delivery.
4801 health volunteers or
BHWs augment the need
for more health workers in
service delivery.
AO 2008-0029 To ensure safe Maternal and Child Health Anemia detection and
Implementing Health motherhood Program prevention, micronutrient
reforms for rapid supplement, and free laboratory
reduction of Maternal and services for the first 200
Neonatal Mortality expectant mothers.
AO 2008-0029 To ensure safe Maternal and Child Health Pre-natal consultation,

Implementing Health motherhood Program counseling, reproductive health,
reforms for rapid and responsible parenthood.
reduction of Maternal and
Neonatal Mortality
AO 2008-0029 To ensure the survival, Maternal and Child Health Evaluation of entries (screening,
Implementing Health health and Program site validation, and selection of
reforms for rapid development of finalists by the screening and
reduction of Maternal and newborn babies selection committee)
Neonatal Mortality
DOH-ADMINISTRATIVE To sustain a Subsistence of patient (Meal of Provided meals of in - patients of
ORDER 2016-0020 nutritionally adequate patient Rogaciano M. Mercado Memorial
Standardization of Per and appropriate diet Hospital
Capita Budget for Meal for in-patients of
Provision of Patients of the Rogaciano M.
Department of Health Mercado Memorial
(DOH) and Local Hospital.
Government Unit (LGU)
Hospitals in the Country
Executive Order No. 137, Maintaining, National Disaster Resilience Capability Building Program for
August 10, 1999, Declared developing, Month different sectors
every month of July as protecting, and
Disaster Consciousness conserving disaster
Month. Executive Order preparedness,
No.29, S 2017, renaming prevention, control,
National Disaster and mitigation tender
Consciousness Month to to Executive Order 17
National Disaster s. 2010 and to conduct
Resilience Month Disaster Risk
Reduction and Climate
Change Adaptation
programs and
activities to mitigate
the disastrous effects
of global, warming
NEW PROVINCIAL To improve the health OTHER HEALTH SERVICES Provision of free medicines to
ADMINISTRATIVE CODE OF and well-being of Indigent / Charity patients of
BULACAN SECTION 20. Indigent / Charity BMC
MISSION STATEMENT: - patients by providing
The Province is committed free medicines
to pursuing the: Efficient
and effective delivery of
health and social services;
PGB Executive Order No. To increase if not Scholarship Program “Tulong Educational/Financial Assistance
009, Series of 2020 sustain, the number of Pang- Edukasyon para sa Evaluate and receive the
Enjoining the Endowment scholars from indigent Bulakenyo” documentary requirements of
of Educational Financial families and deserving the beneficiaries/learners for
Assistance Through a learners. processing their educational
Scholarship Grant to assistance. - Prepare the
Qualified Bulakenyos Obligation Request (OBR) and
under the program Vouchers of the
“Tulong Pang-Edukasyon beneficiaries/learners with the
para sa Bulakenyo”, requirements
Amending Executive Order
No. 004-S 2019 Thereto
PGB Executive Order No. to raise awareness Scholar's General Assembly Scholarship Program “Tulong
009, Series of 2020 about educational Pang- Edukasyon para sa
Enjoining the Endowment policies and Bulakenyo”
of Educational Financial procedures, as well as
Assistance Through a to involve students in
Scholarship Grant to the decision-making
Qualified Bulakenyos process through
under the program dialogues with various
“Tulong Pang-Edukasyon stakeholders.
para sa Bulakenyo”,
Amending Executive Order
No. 004-S 2019 Thereto
Philippine Sports To develop sports BATANG PINOY BATANG PINOY SPORTS

Committee (PSC) Executive skills of young athletes COMPETITION
Order No. 44 Otherwise through competitions
known as the Philippine and tournaments
Youth Game, declaring the
Philippine Youth Games –
Batang Pinoy as the
National Sports
Development Program for
Children.
Presidential Proclamation To provide the SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM Elderly Week celebration a.
470 (Sept. 26, 1994) necessary assistance Centenaryong Bulakenyo
Declaring the First Week of to the Federation of
October of Every Year as Senior Citizens.
Linggo ng Katandaang
Filipino' To provide the
necessary assistance to the
Federation of Senior
Citizens.
Presidential Proclamation To provide the SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM Death Assistance to Brgy. Tanod,
470 (Sept. 26, 1994) required assistance to Volunteer Workers, and Brgy.
Declaring the First Week of the Federation of Officials
October of Every Year as Senior Citizens.
Linggo ng Katandaang
Filipino' To provide the
necessary assistance to the
Citizens.
Proclamation 115-A 1967 To provide Capability Building Program for Fire Prevention Month
Declaring every month of information and different sectors
March as Fire Prevention enhance awareness of
Month. the community on Fire
Prevention and Safety.
Proclamation No. 361 To provide necessary PROGRAMS FOR PERSONS WITH National Disability Prevention
Declaring the Third Week knowledge and DISABILITY (PWD) and Rehabilitation Week
of July as the National assistance to make Celebration:
Disability Prevention and lives of PWDs whole
Rehabilitation Week.
Proclamation No. 361 To provide necessary Surgical Mission Surgical mission in July and
Declaring the Third Week knowledge and November
of July as the National assistance to make the
Disability Prevention and lives of PWDs whole
Rehabilitation Week.
Provincial Administrative To recognize GAWAD DANGAL NG LIPI Conduct of evaluation- (screening
Code of Bulacan Section outstanding and selection of nominees in
54- Institutionalized achievement of different fields)
Awards (a) Dangal ng Lipi Bulakenyo (men &
Screening Committee women)
meeting- (Male-7, Female-
8) Selection Committee
Meeting- (Male-4, Female-
2)
Provincial Administrative To recognize GAWAD DANGAL NG LIPI Awarding of outstanding

Code of Bulacan Section outstanding Bulakenyos
54- Institutionalized achievement of
Awards (a) Dangal ng Lipi Bulakenyo (men &
Screening Committee women)
meeting- (Male-7, Female-
8) Selection Committee
Meeting- (Male-4, Female-
2)
Provincial Administrative To inspire the youth BOY/GIRL OFFICIALS Conduct of provincial election for
Code of Bulacan, Section and develop boy/girl officials; Designation of
188 Boy/Girl Officials leadership ability to elected boy/girl as government’s
Week – Under Presidential participate in the counterpart for 1 week
Proclamation No. 99, political and public.
Series of 1992, regarding sphere
the celebration of “Linggo
ng Kabataan” every
second week of December
shall be a Boy/Girl Officials
Week to be observed in
the province.
Provincial Administrative To affirm and GINTONG KABATAAN AWARDS Conduct of Gintong Kabataan
Code of Bulacan, Section recognize youth (GKA) Awards
189 – Gintong Kabataan contributions in
Awards – There shall be an society, To recognize
established awards system outstanding
to recognize youth performance of the
participation and youth in the various
involvement in all aspects fields
of development, both in
and out of their
communities.
Provincial Administrative To provide an RESPONSIBLE YOUTH TOWARDS Conduct of RYTLYF

Code of Bulacan, Section informative and A LIFE READY FOR THE FUTURE
20 Enhancement of helpful webinar for (RYTLYF)
programs on a drug-free the Youth sector
and responsible youth during the pandemic
sector
RA 10121 Philippine To educate the Training and Capability Building Psychological First Aid Training
Disaster Risk Reduction community on for different sectors
and Management System disaster management
Sec. 2. (d) Adopt a disaster with focus on
risk reduction and prioritizing
management approach marginalized sectors
that is holistic,
comprehensive, integrated
and proactive in lessening
the socio-economic and
environmental impacts of
disasters, including climate
change, and promote the
involvement and
participation of all sectors
and all stakeholders
concerned at all levels
especially the local
community.
RA 10121 Philippine To educate the Training and Capability Building Community First Aid Responder
Disaster Risk Reduction community on for different sectors Training
that is holistic,
involvement and
community.
RA 10121 Philippine To educate the Training and Capability Building Public Service Continuity Plan
that is holistic,
involvement and
community.
RA 10121 Philippine To educate the Training and Capability Building Basic Aquatic Search and
Disaster Risk Reduction community on for different sectors Rescue / Surface Rescue /
and Management System disaster management SCUBA / Swift Water and other
Sec. 2. (d) Adopt a disaster with focus on water-related training
that is holistic,
involvement and
community.
RA 10121 Philippine To educate the Training and Capability Building Incident Command System
that is holistic,
involvement and
community.
RA 10121 Philippine To educate the Capability Building Program for School Hydrological Information
Disaster Risk Reduction community on public school teachers (SHINe Network (SHINe)
and Management System disaster management advisers) and student
Sec. 2. (d) Adopt a disaster with a focus on beneficiaries
that is holistic,
involvement and
community.
RA 10630 AN ACT To provide wholistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Provision of Personal Hygiene Kit
STRENGTHENING THE needs and protection ASA YOUTH REHABILITATION
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM of children in conflict CENTER
IN THE PHILIPPINES, with the law for their
AMENDING FOR THE total rehabilitation
PURPOSE REPUBLIC ACT CICL residents 2020:
NO. 9344, OTHERWISE January - 146 February
KNOWN AS THE 'JUVENILE - 144 March - 137
JUSTICE AND WELFARE April - 130 May - 124
ACT OF 2006' AND June - 120 July - 121
APPROPRIATING FUNDS August - 119
THEREFOR September - 116
October - 113
November - 110
December - 100
RA 10630 AN ACT To provide wholistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Children at Risk /CICL Congress
October - 113
November - 110
December - 101
RA 10630 AN ACT To provide wholistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Legal Assistance
October - 113
November - 110
December - 102
RA 10630 AN ACT To provide wholistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Health Services

October - 113
November - 110
December - 103
RA 10630 AN ACT To provide wholistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Nutrition Services
October - 113
November - 110
December - 104
RA 10630 AN ACT To provide wholistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Livelihood program

October - 113
November - 110
December - 105
RA 7610 “Special To link families of PROGRAM FOR Referral and counseling of
Protection of Children victims to the proper DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN disadvantaged children
Against Abuse Exploitation agencies that would
and Discrimination Act”- cater to their needs;
The Department of Justice provide initial
and the DSWD in psychosocial relief and
coordination with other assistance during case
government agencies and processing
private sector concerned
shall formulate a
comprehensive program
to protect children against
child prostitution and
other sexual abuse; child
trafficking, obscene
publications, and indecent
shows; other acts of
abuse; and circumstances
which endanger child
survival and normal
development
RA 7719. National Blood To provide forthwith Blood Donation Matters Conduct Monthly Mobile Blood
Services Act of 1994. An safe supplies of blood Program Donation Activities to provide
act promoting voluntary forthwith supplies of blood
blood donation and
provides for an adequate
supply of safe blood.
RA 9994 Senior Citizen's To provide free OPD Senior Citizens Program OPD cards are given to all Senior
Act Section 2 (f)(3) cards to all Senior Citizens and PWDs free of charge
Establish a program Citizens and PWDs upon presentation of a valid ID.
beneficial to the Senior
citizens, their families, and
the rest of the community
they serve; Section 4(e)
Free medical and dental
services, diagnostic and
laboratory fees such as but
not limited to x- ray,
computerized
tomography, scan and
blood test in all
government facilities
subject to the guidelines
to be issued by the DOH in
coordination with the
Philhealth
RA 9994 Senior Citizen's To provide Senior Senior Citizens Program Facilitation of Senior Citizens and
Act Section 2 (f)(3) Citizens and PWD PWDs documents to avail of free
Establish a program patients with free laboratory and x-ray procedures
beneficial to the Senior laboratory and X-ray and ECG
citizens, their families, and procedures and ECG
the rest of the community
they serve; Section 4(e)
Free medical and dental
services, diagnostic and
laboratory fees such as but
not limited to x- ray,
computerized
tomography, scan and
blood test in all
government facilities
subject to the guidelines
to be issued by the DOH in
coordination with the
Philhealth
RA No. 10742 An act Information drive KABATAAN KARAVAN Conduct of Kabataan Karavan
establishing reforms in the about the SK Reform
Sangguniang Kabataan Law / Republic Act
creating enabling 10742, and youth-
mechanisms for situation updates
meaningful youth
participation in nation-
building and for other
purposes
RA No. 10742 An act Strengthening and SANGGUNIANG Conduct of SK/PYDC Meeting

establishing reforms in the empowering the SK as KABATAAN/PROVINCIAL YOUTH
Sangguniang Kabataan a useful conduit in DEVELOPMENT COINCIL
creating enabling community MEETING
mechanisms for development
meaningful youth
participation in nation-
building and for other
purposes
RA No. 10742 An act To promote the total PAG-ASA YOUTH ASSOCIATION Conduct of PYA Meeting
establishing reforms in the development of the Meeting
Sangguniang Kabataan out-of-school youth
creating enabling and other
mechanisms for disadvantaged youth
meaningful youth to become self-reliant,
participation in nation- economically
building and for other productive, and
purposes; Rule V, Section socially responsible
30 'any SK official, whether citizens
elected or appointed or
any member of the LYDC
must undergo the
mandatory training
program before she or he
can assume office.'
RA No. 8759 (PESO Act To promote gender IN-HOUSE SKILLS TRAINING & Conduct of Skills Training
1999) An act equality in ENTREPRENEURIAL Program Conduct
institutionalizing a national training/scholarship DEVELOPMENT TRAINING (EDT) Entrepreneurship Development
facilitation service network programs and to Training (How to Start Business)
through establishing a support the goal of using the Livelihood Starter Kits
Public Employment Service bringing Bulakeño Conduct of Mass Graduation
Office in every province, domestic workers
key city and other strategic especially women with
areas throughout the low skills, low paying
country. and oppressive
household service
work and assist them
to land in higher skills,
better paying, decent
work and become
entrepreneurs.
RA No. 8759 (PESO Act To inculcate BARANGAY TRAINING & Conduct of meeting Conduct of
1999) An act volunteerism among EMPLOYMENT COORDINATOR BTEC Assembly Conduct of Skills
institutionalizing a national the youth and OR BTEC SKILLS REGISTRY Registry Survey for Skills Profiling
facilitation service network vulnerable sectors to SURVEY
through establishing a establish a Skills
Public Employment Service Profile in every
Office in every province, barangay for
key city and other strategic employment.
areas throughout the
country.
RA No. 8759 (PESO Act To develop WORKERS WELFARE PROGRAM Conduct of consultative meetings
1999) An act employment and and assembly and/or capability
institutionalizing a national livelihood programs/ training
facilitation service network plan and program
through the establishment monitoring and
of a Public Employment evaluation for the
Service Office in every youth, women, OFWS,
province, key city and informal workers in
other strategic areas the province.
throughout the country.
Republic Act 7875 To ensure safe and Workers Welfare Program Conduct free laboratory services
'National Health insurance healthy volunteer for the first 200 Volunteer
Act' Title III, Rule I, Section workers workers
4. All Filipinos shall be
mandatorily covered
under the Program. The
Program shall be
compulsory in all
provinces, cities and
municipalities nationwide,
notwithstanding the
existence of LGU-based
health insurance
programs. The LGU's shall
ensure that members in
such localities shall have
access to quality and cost-
effective healthcare
services.
Republic Act 7875 To ensure the Anti-Rabies Vaccination To ensure the vaccination of
'National Health insurance vaccination of animal Program animal bite patients we will give
Act' Title III, Rule I, Section bite patients free Anti rabies vaccination.
mandatorily covered
Program shall be
compulsory in all
provinces, cities and
notwithstanding the
health insurance
programs. The LGUs shall
such localities have access
to quality and cost-
effective health care
services.
Republic Act 7875 To assist indigents in Hepa Screening Program To assist indigents, we will give
'National Health insurance getting HEPA free Hepa screening
Act' Title III, Rule I, Section screening program
mandatorily covered
Program shall be
compulsory in all
provinces, cities, and
notwithstanding the
health insurance
programs. The LGUs shall
such localities shall have
access to quality and cost-
effective healthcare
services.
Republic Act 9288 To detect the 28 Expanded Newborn Screening Conduct Expanded Newborn
'Newborn Screening Act of congenital diseases Screening
2004' through the expanded
NBS program
Republic Act No. 10661 An To provide primary EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Children’s Month Celebration /
Act Declaring November of care and knowledge to DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Seal of Child-Friendly
Every Year as National the foundational (ECCD) Municipality
Children’s Month development of
Presidential Proclamation children.
No. 404 Series of 2003
Declaring June 7-11 as Day
Care Workers’ Week
Republic Act No. 10661 An To provide basic care EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Provision of materials for Day
Act Declaring November of and knowledge to the DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Care graduates
Every Year as National foundational (ECCD)
Children’s Month development of
Presidential Proclamation children
No. 404 Series of 2003
Declaring June 7-11 as Day
Care Workers’ Week
REPUBLIC ACT No. 5447 An To Augment the needs INFRASTRUCTURE Improvements/construction of 92

act creating A Special of the Department of school buildings in various
Education Fund to be Education Improving municipalities in Bulacan
Constituted from the School Facilities for
proceeds of an additional better Education
Real Property Tax and a Services of f the Next
specific portion of the Generation leaders
taxes on Virginia Type
Cigarettes and Duties
Imported Leaf Tobacco,
defining activities to be
financed, creating School
Boards for the Purpose,
and Appropriating Funds
Therefrom.
REPUBLIC ACT No. 5447 An To Augment the needs INFRASTRUC-TURE Construction/Improvement of
act creating A Special of the Department of various public buildings and
Education Fund to be Education Improving grounds at different
Constituted from the School Facilities for Municipalities in the Province of
proceeds of an additional better Education Bulacan
Real Property Tax and Services of the Next
certain portion of the Generation leaders
taxes on Virginia Type
Cigarettes and Duties
Imported Leaf Tobacco,
defining activities to be
financed, creating School
Boards for the Purpose,
and Appropriating Funds
Therefrom.
Republic Act No. 7192 AN To provide additional SELF-EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE Financial Assistance for Capital
ACT PROMOTING THE capital to women PROGRAM
INTEGRATION OF WOMEN Micro and Small
AS FULL AND EQUAL Entrepreneurs (MSEs)
PARTNERS OF MEN IN
DEVELOPMENT AND
NATION BUILDING AND
FOR OTHER PURPOSES
The New Prov’l. To recognize GAWAD GALING KOOPERATIBA Information dissemination
Administrative Code of outstanding Screening and Evaluation
Bulacan Chapter IV Section achievements of Awarding Ceremony
58 GAWAD GALING cooperatives
KOOPERATIBA The
Provincial Governor or the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan
may authorize the
awarding of other awards
when deemed appropriate
2018 – 674 participants
202 –Male / 472 Female
2019 – 432 participants
173- Male / 259 Female
The Philippine Disaster To provide programs DAGLIANG TUGON SA Provision of family food packs for
Risk Reduction and on prevention, PANAHON NG KALAMIDAD - informal settlers
Management Act of 2010, mitigating, Prevention and Mitigation
Republic Act (RA) No. preparedness,
10121: Section 2 response,
(Declaration of Policy) rehabilitation, and
State shall ensure that recovery of
disaster risk reduction and marginalized sectors
climate change measures in relation to disaster
are “gender responsive,
sensitive to indigenous
knowledge systems, and
respectful of human
rights” (Sec. 2.j), and that
the State shall “develop
and strengthen the
capacities of vulnerable
and marginalized groups
to mitigate, prepare for,
respond to, and recover
from the effects of
disasters.”
The right of men and To strengthen Ecological Solid Waste Sustain operation of Provincial
women to uphold the participation of Management Act of 2000 Solid Waste Management Board
constitutional right to a stakeholders in the (RA9003) (PSWMB)
balance and healthy implementation of
ecology in accord with the ecological waste
rhythm and harmony of management
nature as enshrined in Sec.
16, Art. II of the 1987
Constitution
To educate the community To educate the Ang Bote Mo Kaligtasan Ko Donation of Rescue tools and
on disaster management community on Buong Taon Na Ito equipment to partner agencies
with focus on prioritizing disaster management
marginalized sectors with a focus on
prioritizing
marginalized sectors
Sub-total
ORGANIZATION-FOCUSE
650 Lingkod Lingap sa To have regular BAYANIHANG BULAKENYO BBFI General Assembly for
Nayon (only 5 males), assessment of FOUNDATION, INC. updating profile and ID provision
4,160 Mother Leaders (all program
female), 960 Day Care implementation of
Workers (only 16 males), Brgy volunteers and
brgy. Health Workers (all provide support group
female) needs to be to strengthen them
strengthened and given
direction
Lessening supply of To involve Dumagats DUMAGAT ASSISTANCE Aid to Dumagats
livelihood materials due to in the reforestation of PROGRAM
caingin system in the their area that they
Dumagats may have ownership
of the program
GAD MANDATE
(PARC) and its local To provide the SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM Salary of Board Member
counterparts; community- necessary assistance representative of Indigenous
based resource to the Federation of People
management bodies or Senior Citizens.
mechanisms on forest
management and
stewardship; the National
Fisheries and Aquatic
Resources Management
Council (NFARMC) and its
local counterparts; the
National Commission on
Indigenous Peoples; the
Presidential Commission
for the Urban Poor; the
National Anti-Poverty
Commission; and, where
applicable, the local
housing boards.
Board Resolution 2000- To serve as vehicle PANLALAWIGANG KOMISYON Salary of PKKB and PSWDO GAD
412 Institutionalization of between government PARA SA KABABAIHAN NG Focal Person
Panlalawigang Komisyon agencies and other BULACAN (PKKB)
para sa Kababaihan ng entities in
Bulacan (PKKB) mainstreaming of
women in pursuit of
peace, equality and
sustainable
development
Office of the Governor To provide technical EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Provision of Uniforms for ECCD
Executive Order No. 15- assistance to local DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM service providers
2011 An Order Organizing counterparts and (ECCD)
& Strengthening the service providers
Provincial Council for the
Protection of Children
Incorporating Thereat
Early Childhood Care &
development (ECCD)
Coordinating Committees
PCW-DILG-DBM-NEDA To continuously equip GAD FOCAL POINT SYSTEM Quarterly meeting/reporting of
JMC 2013-01 Guidelines GFPS members (GFPS) GFPS-TWG
on the Localization of the
Magna Carta of Women
(3.2) LGUs shall deepen
their knowledge and build
their competencies on
GAD-related laws and
international
commitments, gender
mainstreaming, gender
analysis, gender-
responsive planning and
budgeting, and GAD-
related tools among others
PCW-DILG-DBM-NEDA To continuously equip GAD FOCAL POINT SYSTEM Quarterly meeting/reporting of

JMC 2013-01 Guidelines GFPS members (GFPS) GFPS-ExeCom
international
commitments, gender
analysis, gender-
budgeting, and GAD-
PCW-DILG-DBM-NEDA To continuously equip GAD FOCAL POINT SYSTEM Equipping of GFPS Technical
JMC 2013-01 Guidelines GFPS members (GFPS) Working Group
international
commitments, gender
analysis, gender-
budgeting, and GAD-
PCW-DILG-DBM-NEDA To continuously equip GAD FOCAL POINT SYSTEM Salary of GFPS Secretariat office
JMC 2013-01 Guidelines GFPS members (GFPS) personnel
international
commitments, gender
analysis, gender-
budgeting, and GAD-
Presidential Decree No. To enhance the skills NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR Coordination and monitoring
1569 “Strengthening the and knowledge of CHILDREN - First 1,000 Days interventions and activities on
Barangay Nutrition volunteers (F1K) Program the PIMAM
Program By Providing For
A Barangay Nutrition
Scholar In Every Barangay,
Providing Funds Therefor,
And For Other Purposes
Presidential Decree No. To enhance skills and NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR Establishment of LGU First 1000
1569 “Strengthening the knowledge of CHILDREN - First 1,000 Days Days Program
Barangay Nutrition volunteers (F1K) Program
Program By Providing For
A Barangay Nutrition
Scholar In Every Barangay,
Providing Funds Therefor,
And For Other Purposes
Presidential Decree No. To provide funds for NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR Aid to Municipal Nutrition Action
491 Creating A National the traveling expenses CHILDREN -Enabling Program Officers
Nutrition Council And For of volunteers for core
Other Purposes SEC. 4. meetings and activity
Creation of a National preparations
Nutrition Council
Presidential Decree No. To provide funds for NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR Aid to Lingkod Lingap sa Nayon
491 Creating A National the traveling expenses CHILDREN -Enabling Program
Nutrition Council And For of volunteers for core
Other Purposes SEC. 4. meetings and activity
Creation of a National preparations
Nutrition Council
Presidential Decree No. To provide fund for NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR Aid to Mother Leaders
491 Creating A National the travelling CHILDREN -Enabling Program
Nutrition Council And For expenses of
Other Purposes SEC. 4. volunteers for core
Creation of a National meetings and activity
Nutrition Council preparations
Presidential Decree No. To provide fund for NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR Aid to Population and Nutrition
491 Creating A National the travelling CHILDREN -Enabling Program Council
Nutrition Council And For expenses of
Other Purposes SEC. 4. volunteers for core
Creation of a National meetings and activity
Nutrition Council preparations
Pursuant to the mandate These aims to ensure Health Program for Employees Conduct of random mandatory
of 1987 Constitution and government agencies drug testing
the Administrative Code of remain drug-free by
1987 to ensure that subjecting public
morale, efficiency, officials and
integrity, responsiveness, employees to a
progressiveness and random mandatory
courtesy shall be widely drug test as a
observed in the civil condition for
service and to ensure that continuous
government service shall employment It will be
be drug-free as provided ensured of effective
by the Comprehensive and efficient service
Drug Act of 2002, CSC from the hazards of
Resolution No. 1700653 drug cause in the
prescribe the Guideline in workplace
the mandatory random
drug test for public
officials and employees
RA 10354 RESPONSIBLE To formulate, adopt POPULATION PROGRAM - Salary of Population Program
PARENTHOOD AND and monitor Population and Development staff
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH implementation of Integration
ACT OF 2012 coherent, integrated,
and comprehensive
plans, programs and
recommendations
health, responsible
parenthood, family
planning and
population
development
RA 10354 RESPONSIBLE To formulate, adopt POPULATION PROGRAM - Aid to Municipal Population

PARENTHOOD AND and monitor the Population and Development Officers and Workers
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH implementation of Integration
ACT OF 2012 coherent, integrated,
and comprehensive
plans, programs, and
recommendations
health, responsible
parenthood, family
planning and
population
development
RA 10354 RESPONSIBLE To formulate, adopt POPULATION PROGRAM - Training of Population workers

PARENTHOOD AND and monitor Population and Development on Responsible Parenthood and
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH implementation of Integration Family Planning program
ACT OF 2012 coherent, integrated, implementation
and comprehensive
plans, programs and
recommendations
health, responsible
parenthood, family
planning and
population
development
RA 6365 (Sec. 4) An Act To formulate, adopt POPULATION PROGRAM - Equipping Local Population
Establishing A National and monitor the Population and Development Officers and Workers
Policy On Population, implementation of Integration
Creating The Commission coherent, integrated,
On Population and For and comprehensive
Other Purposes plans, programs and
recommendations
health, responsible
parenthood, family
planning and
population
development
RA 7305, Section 30 To grant public health Employee Welfare Program Provision of benefit under Magna
Magna Carta of Public retirees with Carta
Health Workers Highest automatic 1 salary
Basic Salary Upon grade increase 3
Retirement three (3) prior months before his/her
to the compulsory compulsory
retirement, the public retirement provided
health worker shall that they reached the
automatically be granted retirement age (65)
one (1) salary range or and fulfilled the
grade higher than his/her service requirement
basic salary on his/her under the existing law
retirement benefits
thereafter, computed on
the basis of his/her highest
salary provided, that
he/she has reached the
age and fulfilled service
requirements under
existing law
RA9710 Chapter IV Section To provide special Employee Welfare Program Provision of benefit to female
18 Special Leave Benefits leave benefit to employees under Magna Carta
for Women employees female employees
having rendered who undergone
continuous aggregate surgery caused by
employment service of at gynecological
least six (6) months for the disorders
last twelve (12) months
shall be entitled to a
special leave benefit of
two (2) months with fill
pay based on her gross
monthly compensation
following surgery caused
by gynecological disorders
Republic Act 8972 Solo To provide fund for SOLO PARENT PROGRAM Aid to Solo Parents President
Parents Act of 2000 the traveling expenses
Section 5. Comprehensive of volunteers for core
Package of Social meetings and activity
Development and Welfare preparations
Services. Sec. 12.
Additional Powers and
Functions of the DSWD. (a)
Conduct research
necessary to: (2) define
executive and legislative
measures needed to
promote and protect the
interest of solo parents
and their children; '
Republic Act 8972 Solo To provide future SOLO PARENT PROGRAM Salary of Focal Person on Solo
Parents Act of 2000 traveling expenses of Parent Program
Section 5. Comprehensive volunteers for core
Package of Social meetings and activity
Development and Welfare preparations
Services. Sec. 12.
Additional Powers and
Functions of the DSWD. (a)
Conduct research
necessary to: (2) define
executive and legislative
measures needed to
promote and protect the
interest of solo parents
and their children; '
Republic Act No. 10410 An To provide EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Capability Building of Provincial
Act Recognizing The Age counterpart funds for DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Federation of Child Development
from Zero (0) to Eight (8) the training and (ECCD) Workers
Years as The First Crucial continuing education
Stage of Educational of ECCD service
Development and providers
Strengthening the Early
Childhood Care and
Development System,
Appropriating Funds
therefor and for other
Purposes Sec. 7 B3
Republic Act No. 10410 An To provide EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Quarterly meeting / Capability
Act Recognizing the Age counterpart funds for DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Building of Provincial Federation
from Zero (0) to Eight (8) the training and (ECCD) of Day Care Teachers
Years as The First Crucial continuing education
Stage of Educational of ECCD service
Childhood Care and
Development System,
Appropriating Funds
Purposes Sec. 7 B3
Republic Act No. 10410 An To provide EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Quarterly meeting of the
Act Recognizing the Age counterpart funds for DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Provincial Council for Protection
from Zero (0) to Eight (8) the training and (ECCD) of Children (PCPC) / Response
Years as The First Crucial continuing education Team/ Seal of Child-Friendly Local
Stage of Educational of ECCD service Government Audit (SCFLG)
Childhood Care and
Development System,
Appropriating Funds
Purposes Sec. 7 B3
Republic Act No. 10410 An To provide technical EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Aid to Child Development
Act Recognizing the Age assistance to local DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Workers
from Zero (0) to Eight (8) counterparts and (ECCD)
Years as The First Crucial service providers
Stage of Educational
Development and
Childhood Care and
Development System,
Appropriating Funds
Purposes Sec. 7 B3
Republic Act No. 10410 An To provide technical EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Aid to Day Care Worker President
Act Recognizing the Age assistance to local DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Development and
Childhood Care and
Development System,
Appropriating Funds
Purposes Sec. 7 B3
Republic Act No. 10410 An To provide technical EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND Salary of Focal Person on ECCD
Act Recognizing the Age assistance to local DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Program
Development and
Childhood Care and
Development System,
Appropriating Funds
Purposes Sec. 7 B4
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7277 - To provide necessary PROGRAMS FOR PERSONS WITH Conduct of KASAMAKA sa
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR knowledge and DISABILITY (PWD) Bulacan quarterly meeting
THE REHABILITATION, assistance to make
SELF-DEVELOPMENT AND lives of PWDs whole
SELF-RELIANCE OF
DISABLED PERSONS AND
THEIR INTEGRATION INTO
THE MAINSTREAM OF
SOCIETY AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES .
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7277 - To provide necessary PROGRAMS FOR PERSONS WITH Aid to Persons with Disabilities
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR knowledge and DISABILITY (PWD)
SELF-RELIANCE OF
THE MAINSTREAM OF
PURPOSES .
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7277 - To provide necessary PROGRAMS FOR PERSONS WITH Salary of Persons with Disability
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR knowledge and DISABILITY (PWD) Affairs Officers and staff
SELF-RELIANCE OF
THE MAINSTREAM OF
PURPOSES .
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9432 To formulate, SOCIAL WELFARE AND Staff Development of PSWDO
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR A supervise, coordinate, DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
MAGNA CARTA OF SOCIAL and integrate policies
WORKERS SEC. 21. Human and programs on
Resources Development. - social welfare and
The DSWD shall conduct a Development.
periodic human resource
development and
management study in the
following areas: (b)
Opportunities for public
social workers to grow
professionally and to
develop their potentials
and experience a sense of
worth and dignity in their
work; ' The new Admin.
Code of Bulacan Chapter
7, Sect. 81 – There shall be
an established continuing
program for career and
development at all levels
which shall create an
environment conducive to
the development of
personnel (men and
women) skills, talents, and
values for better public
service.
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9432 To mainstream GAD in OTHER GAD MAINSTREAMING Aid to Women and Children
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR A all sectors of program EFFORTS Protection Desk
MAGNA CARTA OF SOCIAL implementation
WORKERS SEC. 21. Human
Resources Development. -
The DSWD shall conduct a
development and
the development of
personnel (men and
service.
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9432 To formulate, SOCIAL WELFARE AND Staff Development of PSWDO
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR A supervise, coordinate, DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
development and
work; '
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9710 To mainstream GAD in OTHER GAD MAINSTREAMING Aid to SWAD Team
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR all sectors of program EFFORTS
THE MAGNA CARTA OF implementation
WOMEN Sec. 25. Right to
Representation and
Participation. - The State
shall ensure women's
participation in
policymaking or decision-
making bodies in the
regional, national, and
international levels. It shall
also ensure the
participation of grassroots
women leaders in decision
and policy-making bodies
in their respective sectors
including, but not limited
to, the Presidential
Agrarian Reform Council
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9710 To mainstream GAD in OTHER GAD MAINSTREAMING Salary of focal persons on Self-
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR all sectors of program EFFORTS Employment Assistance Program
THE MAGNA CARTA OF implementation
WOMEN Sec. 25. Right to
Representation and
Participation. - The State
shall ensure women's
participation in
policymaking or decision-
making bodies in the
regional, national, and
international levels. It shall
also ensure the
participation of grassroots
women leaders in decision
and policy-making bodies
in their respective sectors
including, but not limited
to, the Presidential
Agrarian Reform Council
Sec. 5. Functions of the To provide the SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM Salary of Focal Person on Senior
Centers. (a) Identify the necessary assistance Citizen Program
needs, training, and to the Federation of
opportunities of senior Senior Citizens.
citizens in the cities and
municipalities. (c) Promote
and maintain linkages with
provincial government
units and other
instrumentalities of
government and the city
and municipal councils for
the elderly and the
Citizens Association of the
Philippines and other non-
government organizations
for the delivery of health
care services, facilities,
professional advice
services, volunteer training
and community self-help
projects;
Sec. 5. Functions of the To provide the SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM Monthly meeting of Senior
Centers. (a) Identify the necessary assistance Citizens Organization
needs, trainings, and to the Federation of
municipalities; (a) Promote
units and other
the elderly and the
professional advice
projects
Sec. 5. Functions of the To provide the SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM Salary of Focal Person on Senior
Centers. (a) Identify the necessary assistance Citizen Program
municipalities. (c) Promote
units and other
the elderly and the
professional advice
projects;
Sec. 5. Functions of the To provide the SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM Aid to OSCA Municipal Head
Centers. (a) Identify the necessary assistance
municipalities. (e) Promote
units and other
the elderly and the
professional advice
projects;
The New Administrative To provide Career and Employment Conduct of trainings

Code of Bulacan Chapter 7 comprehensive Development
Section 81 there shall be training and
an established continuing development plan to
program for career and all employees of the
personnel development at PGB
all levels, which shall
create an environment or
work climate conducive to
the development of
personnel, skills, talents
and values for better
public service
The New Provincial To improve wellbeing Health Program for Employees Conduct of Sportsfest yearly
Administrative Code of and productivity of
Bulacan, Chapter 7, employees through
Section 84 (6) There shall sports and other
be physical and mental activities
fitness program for
employees to achieve
long- term health and
wellness thru exercise and
related physical fitness
activities
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9432 To formulate, SOCIAL WELFARE AND Year-End Assessment of Program
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR A supervise, coordinate, DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Implementors
development and
the development of
personnel (men and
service.
Sec. 5. Functions of the To provide the SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM Aid to Senior Citizens
Centers. (a) Identify the necessary assistance
municipalities; (a) Promote
units and other
the elderly and the
professional advice
projects
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9432 To formulate, SOCIAL WELFARE AND Aid to Municipal Social Welfare
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR A supervise, coordinate, DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM and Development Officers
development and
the development of
personnel (men and
service.
sub-total
ATTRIBUTED PROGRAMS
Title of LGU Program or Project

(10)
N/A
Sub-total C
Grand TOTAL (A+B+C)= (Php Php 922,325,742.43+Php 99,549,749.53) =1,021,875,491.96
Prepared by: Approved by:
MS. ANALIZA S. ILETO HON. DANIEL R. FERNANDO

GAD FOCAL PERSON Governor
AND DEVELOPMENT (GAD) ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
2022
Actual Cost or GAD

Performance Indicator and Target Actual Results Approved GAD Budget Expenditure
(5) (6) (7) (8)
CLIENT-FOCUSED
one livelihood training 1. Abaca basket-making 72,000.00 32,170.00
program per month attended (102 Males
by 30 participants
2. bags and wallets from
recycled materials (4
Female PDLs)
3. Crochet Flower Making
(12 Female PDLs)
4. Flower Arrangement
Making(12 Female PDLs)
5. Powder Soap Making (24
Female PDLs)
6. Fabric Conditioner
Making (24 Female PDLs)
7. Beauty Care (48 Female
PDLs)
8. Distribution of massage /
hilot kit to 23 female PDLs
9. Distribution of 25 packs
soap making kit to 25
female PDLS (July 4, 2022)
"10. Powdered Soap Making
Training August 22, 2022
(20 female; 10 male)"
"11. Fabric Conditioner

Making August 22, 2022
(30 female)"
"12. Alcohol Making
Training August 22, 2022
(30 female)
"13 Hand Sanitizer Making
August 22, 2022
(30 female)"
- Honorarium of instructor
from TESDA
Number of detainees provided 88 detainees, or 5.42%, 50,000.00 42,751.00

with Alternative Learning participated in the program
System - 200 detainees - 19 Senior HS Grade 12 - 14
Number of detainees provided male - 5 female - 23 Senior
with bible study (1,500 HS Grade 11 - 17 male - 6
detainees)
To provide free laboratory and female
Provided - 31 Junior
free HS - 22
laboratory 3,900,740.00 3,848,740.00
x-ray procedures to 15,000 male - 9 female -
and x-ray procedures to8
Indigent / Charity out- patients Elementary
23,853 Indigent- 6 male -2
/ Charity
of BMC. Female: 6,900 Male: out-patients of BMC - 1
female - 7 BLP - 6 male
8,100 female
Breakdown: 1st Qtr Total:
2,186 Male: 1,077 Female:
1,109 2nd Qtr Total: 1,816
Male: 1,283 Female: 533
3rd Qtr Total: 10,603 Male:
6,104 Female: 4,499 4th Qtr
Total: 9,248 Male: 5,690
Female: 3,558
one livelihood training Livelihood training 72,000.00 0.00
program per month attended conducted such as: 1. Abaca
by 30 participants basket-making (102 Males
2. bags and wallets from
recycled materials (4
Female PDLs) 3. Crochet
Flower Making (12 Female
PDLs) 4. Flower
Arrangement Making (12
Female PDLs) 5. Powder
Soap Making (24 Female
PDLs) 6. Fabric Conditioner
Making (24 Female PDLs) 7.
Beauty Care (48 Female
PDLs) 8. Distribution of
massage / hilot kit to 23
female PDLs 9. Distribution
of 25 packs soap making kit
to 25 female PDLS (July 4,
2022) '10. Powdered Soap
Making Training August 22,
2022 (20 female; 10 male)'
'11. Fabric Conditioner
Making August 22, 2022 (30
female)' '12. Alcohol
Making Training August 22,
2022 (30 female) '13 Hand
Sanitizer Making August 22,
2022 (30 female)' -
Honorarium of instructor
from TESDA
Provide at least four sets of 1st qtr: January – 91 100,000.00 18,750.00

essential clothing and linens to residents were provided
residents in need with basic clothing February
- 116 residents provided
with essential clothing 2nd
qtr.: May - 75 residents
provided with basic clothing
3rd qtr.: September - 30
residents provided with
basic clothing 4th qtr.:
October - 66 residents
December - 55 residents
Provided 100% of the total Free anti-rabies vaccination 640,000.00 3,467,370.00

female attendees with a rabies for the 2nd and 3rd doses
information program of 652 patients of In 1st
quarter, 812 patients of 2nd
the quarter, 706 patients in
3rd quarter, 649 patients in
the 4th quarter, a total of
2,819 patients (1,739 male
and 1,080 female patients)
Orientation/Training on Waste 2 Orientation/Seminar 31,320.00 78,900.00

Recycling Conducted Participated by
Bag/Wallet/Lantern/etc. 60 Male 60 Female
LLN/Mother Leader/Solo
Parent/Barangay
Tanod/BENRO Staff
3 trainings for 3 sectors, 3rd qtr.: July 25 – 430,000.00 200,000.00
preferably Child Development Orientation on RA 10821 &
Workers, GAD TWG, and CEPC to EECD providers
Senior Citizens attended by 175
participants August 16 –
Child Development Workers
Orientation in Emergencies
during COVID 19 attended
by 950 CDW and 50
participants from LGU 4th
qtr.: December - Stress
debriefing exercises for
senior citizens attended by
24 Senior Citizens with
PSWDO staff
Watchmen assigned to Watchmen assigned to 71,808.00 49,050.00

implement Anti-littering implement Anti-littering
Monitored capitol compound Monitored capitol
compound
Conducted anti-littering BENRO Staff attended the 60,256.00 19,700.00

orientation participated by 50 Seminar/ Orientation 49
Female 50 Male President of Male 7 Female Total=56
League of participants
Barangay/MENROs/CENROs
BENRO Staff/PNP
Participated by BENRO Staff in Clean-up Drive 10,840.00 37,873.00

collaboration with DENR and Activity/Baklas Tarpaulin
other Government Agency, Participated by 64 Male 38
NGOs BENRO Staff =65 10 Female
Female 50 Male
One (1) seminar conducted on Participated by PGB 10,032.00 78,900.00

Gender Sensitivity participated representatives as Ecology
by 23 Male 14 Female Officers 17 Male 14 Female
We conducted 20 Business 37 Business related 500,000.00 340,626.70

related training/seminars with training/seminars with 652
600 participants. (300 of the women and 133 men
participants are women MSEs/ beneficiaries 185%
beneficiaries) Accomplishment as to the
number of training
conducted
Conducted three trade fairs Conducted three trade fairs 5,000,000.00 6,576,000.00
participated by 180 MSEs resulted to the approved
Women beneficiaries. Assisted loan applications; 29 of
the 105 suppliers of the which have been released
Bulacan Pasalubong Center
3,000 Forest/Fruit Bearing Procurement of Seedlings 538,200.00 481,000.00

Trees Planted in 1 Hectares conducted 812,000.00
Land area and participated by Rental Other Services
200 Women 100 men PGB 240,000.00 Total =
Employees/AFP/ Students/ 1,052,000.00
Business
Establishments/BENRO/
MENROs Staff 10,000
Seedlings granted to
Constituents 100 women 100
men Beneficiaries
Achieved less than 1 maternal Successfully donated 20,000,000.00 27,801,942.00

mortality and obtained 30,000 blood= 19,560 (Jan-Dec
blood donors or more 2022) MBD conducted=102
achieved (blood bags (Jan-Dec 2022)
collected) 240 MBDs or more
conducted
Conducted Upland monitoring Conducted Upland 400,000.00 250,000.00

participated by Anti-Illegal monitoring participated by
Logging Task Force Anti-Illegal Logging Task
Force PNP LGUs BENRO
NAPOCOR DENR and
participated by Forestry
Enforcers Male = 9 Female
= 1 Total = 10 Male = 2
There were 6,896 indigents/ here were 5,927 indigents 363,559,158.61 379,942,505.91
marginalized served. of various requests for
financial assistance were
served. 1. Financial
Assistance: Medical
assistance, Operations,
Surgery and Assistive
Devices Male= 2663
Female= 3264 Breakdown:
JAN- 29,086,395.55 FEB-
38,571,288.16 MARCH-
26,454,200.00 APRIL-
24,976,359.75 MAY -
18,852,816.66 JUNE-
17,082,109.53 JULY-
22,789,235.00 AUG-
39,182,820.00 SEPT-
30,404,170.00 OCT.-
35,724,120.00 NOV.-
37,741,120.00 DEC
42,694,523.96
Provide financial assistance 3rd qtr.: July 27 -Provide 10,000.00 5,000.00
and services to Elijah Marie financial assistance and
Reyes, one of the 8 Symbolic services to Elijah Marie
Pinoy Baby from Calumpit, in Reyes, one of the 8
July Symbolic Baby from
Calumpit
Dredging of Pampanga River, Dredging of Pampanga 9,261,007.87 9,261,007.87

Gatbuca, Calumpit, Bulacan River, Gatbuca, Calumpit,
Dredging of Hagonoy River, Bulacan Dredging of
San Pablo, Hagonoy, Bulacan Hagonoy River, San Pablo,
Dredging of Malolos Creeks, Hagonoy, Bulacan Dredging
Sto. Rosario, City of Malolos, of Malolos Creeks, Sto.
Bulacan Rosario, City of Malolos,
Bulacan
Incentives to Barangay Health 4,706 BHWs provided 4th 67,214,000.00 66,507,120.00

Workers (4,801 BHWs) Quarter allowance
@P3,500 per quarter cash
incentives=67,214,000.00
Provided free Laboratory 1st quarter -50 2nd quarter 40,000.00 40,000.00
services (CBC worth P150.00 & - 50 3rd quarter - 50 4th
Urinalysis worth P50.00) quarter - 50 a total of 200
during the first pre-natal expectant mothers were
checkup of 200 expected given free lab services
mothers.
Conducted Free pre-natal 1st quarter -31 2nd quarter- 15,000.00 5,400.00
consultation, counseling, 11 3rd quarter -14 4th
reproductive health, and quarter - 52 adolescent
responsible parenthood for parents were given free
300 adolescent parents counseling, reproductive
health,, and responsible
parenthood
Validated One Hundred (100) Validated 118 entries for 467,555.00 367,062.00
entries screened/site on June year 2022 June 14-
8 to July 22, 2022 Eight (8) orientation June 21-Aug 2-
committee meetings virtual validation Aug 4-5
conducted June 3- Orientation Deliberation Aug 10-
Aug 5- deliberation Aug 12- selection of finalists Aug 23-
selection of finalists Aug 24- briefing of finalists Aug 31
briefing of finalists Sept 7-10- to Sept 2- Final interview
final interview Sept 10 final and deliberation of winners
deliberation and selection of
winners
Provided means of in-patients 36,908 Patients served 10,409,447.00 9,149,134.30
of Rofaciano M. Memorial 114,848 Meals served The
Hospital consisting of Female: patient was served. Meal
5,475 patient days served January 2,208 7,786
Male 940 Female 1,268
Patient was served Meal
served February 2,770
8,479 Male 1,188 Female
1,582 The patient was
served Meal served March
2,636 8,092 Male 1,204
Female 1,432 Patient
served Meal served April
2,832 8,713 Male 1,043
served Meal served May
2,883 8,759 Male 1,571
served Meal served June
3,189 9,703 Male 1,765
served Meal served July
3,592 10,896 Male 1,847
served Meal served August
3,875 11,968 Male 1,357
Female 2,518 Patient was
served Meal served
September 3,578 10,902
Male 1,404 Female 2,174
Patient served Meal served
October 3,241 9,926 Male
1,385 Female 1,856 Patient
served Meal served
November 3,223 9,812
Patient served Meal served
December 2,881 9,812
Conduct 3 activities in line Conducted 3 activities in 999,980.00 999,980.00

with National Disaster line with National Disaster
Resilience Month Activity 1 : Resilience Month,
Male = 45 Female = 25 Total: participated by 35 females
70 participants Activity 2 : 78 male
Male = 80 Female = 20 Total :
100 participants Activity 3 :
60 participants Activity 4 :
300 participants
To provide free medication to Provided free medicines to 13,773,401.32 13,773,401.32

5,000 Indigent / Charity 11,580 Indigent / Charity
patients of BMC Female: 2,500 patients of BMC
Male: 2,500 Breakdown: 1st Qtr Total:
1,340 Male: 662 Female:
678 2nd Qtr Total: 4,165
Male: 1,966 Female: 2,199
3rd Qtr Total: 3,102 Male:
1,434 Female: 1,668 4th Qtr
Total: 3,428 Male: 1,730
Female: 1,698
15,560 Learners benefited 1. Other Schools (OS) • 88,826,472.00 76,898,002.00
from the program 2 General Regular 6,573 xP3,500/sem
Assembly 2. Academic 48x5500/sem
3. State Colleges and
Universities (SUCs) 5,954
xP3,000.00/sem 4. Senior
High School (Public)
3083xP3,000.00/sem 5.
Senior High School (Private)
1,949x P3,000/sem
6.Bulacan Polytechnic
College (BPC) 5,198
Learners 7. Board Review.
232xP5,000/enrollment. 8.
Masteral 222x P5,000/sem .
Scholars’ General Assembly •16 Assembly/ies 1,019,550.00 365,990.00

Accomplished • BPC
General
Assembly/Distribution of
Certificates Accomplished
1st sem SY 2021-2022
Support in the conduct of 74 qualified athletes 12,950.00 12,950.00

BATANG PINOY 2019 Archery – 4 silver medals, 2
tournament for children 15 bronze medals Badminton –
years old and below as 3 gold medals, 1 silver
delegates/athletes of the medal Chess – 1 gold
Province of Bulacan medal, 1 silver medal, 1
bronze medal Cycling – 1
bronze medal Swimming – 3
gold medals, 2 silver
medals, 1 bronze medal
Table Tennis – 1 silver
medal - 2 bronze medals
Estimate of 100 elders aged 4th qtr.: October 6 – 280,000.00 80,000.00

100 yrs. old and above given Celebration of “Linggo ng
P10,000.00 cash Katandaang Pilipino” with a
theme of katatagan ng
Nakatatanda,
Magtataguyod ng
Kaunlaran” conducted at
Balagtas Hall, Hiyas ng
Bulacan Convention Center
City of Malolos via Zoom
Teleconference attended by
145 participants including
facilitators, OSCA, FSCAP
and PSWDO staff. October 6
- 80 elders aged 100 yrs.
and above given P10,000.00
cash and food packs
100% approved request 1st qtr.: 19 Brgy. Officials (1 2,000,000.00 920,000.00
provided with P10,000 death Brgy. Kagawad, 14 Brgy.
assistance 2020 beneficiaries Tanod and 2 Mother
(96) : 1 male Brgy. Captain, 10 Leaders, 1 LLN and 1
female LLN, 1 mother leader, 1 Barangay Health Worker),
female Brgy. health worker, 11 13 males and 6 females
males Brgy. tanod, 9 male and were given financial
29 female with no position assistance worth ₱10,000
declared, 34 more with no sex each. 2nd qtr.: 16 Brgy.
category and position) Officials (2 Brgy. Kagawad, 5
Barangay Health Worker, 8
Brgy. Tanod, 1 Mother
Leader) 10 males and 6
femalesmale were given
financial assistance worth
₱10,000 each 3rd qtr.: 31
Brgy. Officials (2 Brgy.
Kagawad, 4 Barangay
Health Worker, 21 Brgy.
Tanod, 2 Mother Leader,1
LLN,1 DCW) 19 male and 12
females were given
financial assistance worth
₱10,000 each 4th qtr.: 26
Brgy. Officials (3 Brgy.
Kagawad, 18 Brgy. Tanod
and 1 Mother Leader, and 4
Barangay Health WWorkers,
18 male and 8 females were
given financial assistance
worth ₱10,000 each
Conducted 3 activities in line No. of Female: 44 No. of 239,000.00 584,967.00

with Fire Prevention Month Male: 88 Total No. of Pax:
Male = 40 Female = 10 Total: 132 No. of Female: 21 No.
50 participants of Male: 16 Total No. of
Pax: 37
21 municipalities, 3 cities, 6 3rd qtr.: July 23 – PGB- 91,000.00 91,000.00

SPED school with 700 PWDs PSWDO NDPR Week
participated on various culminating activity held at
activities such as assemblies, Hiyas Convention Center –
radio & printed advocacies, Balagtas Hall attended by
distribution of assistance, and 24 PWD Officers and
orientation on PWD laws from simultaneously via Zoom
July 17-.23. attended by 100 barangay
representatives. July 28 –
NDPR week celebration –
LGU municipal level at
Sectoral Youth Building at
San Ildefonso, Building
2 missions were conducted in On July 2022, 36 out of 50 157,000.00 156,088.33

July and November screened clients operated.
Conducted three (3) screening 2 screening committee 212,000.00 221,500.00
committee meetings on the meetings were conducted
3rd qtr. of 2022 (July to in July 26 and Aug. 3, 2022
August) Conducted three (3) Screening participants Girls
selection committee meetings -16 Boys – 14 2 selection
on August 2022 committee meetings August
9 and August 15, 2022
Selection participants Girls -
11 Boys -9
Twelve (12) outstanding Twelve (12) outstanding 1,307,939.00 1,301,737.29

Bulakenyos were awarded on Bulakenyos awarded on
September 15, 2022 September 15, 2022
Awardees Girls -2 Boys- 10
60 Boy/Girl officials designated 1 Program / 61 Boy/Girl 337,790.00 526,850.00

as government official’s Officials Designated
counterpart in Provincial
Government of Bulacan
1 GKA Awarding ceremony 1 GKA Awarding Ceremony 700,000.00 837,100.00

conducted to outstanding
youth (individual or group)
with 15 categories
10 schools with 500 4 Episodes were conducted 290,000.00 93,300.00

participants with 500 participants in
total.
One (1) training on the 1st Conducted 1 SFAT • For 31,000.00 31,000.00
semester of 2022 with 50 LGU new C/MDRRMO
employees and walk – in Employees 5 female, 39
participants Male = 30 Female male Conducted 4 Lecture
= 20 Total: 50 participants & Demo • For Resort
Owners 12 female, 20 male
• Pandi Municipal
Employees 15 female, 25
male • Sta. Lucia Calumpit
High School 35 female, 20
male • Liciada Elementary
School 53 female, 27 male
One (1) training in the 1st One (1) training on the 1st 144,000.00 144,000.00
semester of 2022 with 60 LGU semester of 2022 with 60
employees and walk–in LGU employees and walk–in
participants Male = 45 Female participants Male = 45
= 15 Total: 60 participants Female = 15 Total : 60
participants
One (1) training in the 1st Conduct of DRRM Plan and 42,000.00 220,000.00
semester of 2022 with 60 LGU LDRRMFIP Workshop No. of
employees and walk–in Female: 13 No. of Males: 9
participants Male = 30 Female Total No. of Pax: 22
= 30 Total: 60 participants
One (1) training in the 1st Conducted 3 training • 142,000.00 212,330.00
semester of 2022 with 50 LGU Basic Aquatic Safety &
employees and walk-in Rescue Boat Handling
participants Male = 45 Female Training for Sta. Maria
= 5 Total: 50 participants MDRRMO Staff 1 female, 13
male • Water Safety
Training for BENRO
Employees 15 female, 35
males
One (1) training conducted in Level 2 – Integrated 189,500.00 189,500.00

the 1st semester of 2022 with Planning Course 17 female,
30 participants from different 13 male •For Malolos
sectors Male = 20 Female = 10 CDRRMO (1st Batch) 8
Total 30 participants female, 27 male •For
Malolos CDRRMO (2nd
Batch) together with
Marilao CDRRMO 27
female, 25 male 5 female,
27 male •21 females, 19
males 33 female, 17 male
Conducted One (1) SHINe Conducted One (1) SHINe 412,500.00 189,500.00
Conference in the 4th Quarter Conference in the 4th
of 2022 with participants from Quarter of 2022 with
37 or more SHINe participants from 37 or
beneficiaries’ schools Male = more SHINe beneficiaries’
300 Female = 100 Total: 400 Level 2 – Integrated
participants Planning Course 17 female,
13 male • For Malolos
CDRRMO (1st Batch) 8
female, 27 male • For
Malolos CDRRMO (2nd
Batch) together with
Marilao CDRRMO 27
female, 25 male 5 female,
27 male • 21 female, 19
male 33 female, 17 male
1 set of toiletries provided per 1st qtr: January – 186 352,400.00 352,400.00
quarter residents provided with
hygiene Kit (including
detergent & bath soap,
toothpaste & toothbrush,
shampoo, face towel,
deodorant, face mask,
alcohol, and sulfur soap)
February - 182 residents
provided with hygiene Kit
(including detergent & bath
soap, toothpaste &
toothbrush, shampoo, face
towel, deodorant, face
mask and sulfur soap)
March - 89 residents
soap, toothpaste &
mask and sulfur soap) 2nd
qtr.: April – 86 residents
soap, toothpaste &
mask and sulfur soap) May
12 – 84 residents provided
with hygiene Kit (including
deodorant, face mask and
sulfur soap) May 31 – 75
1 congress conducted in 4th qtr.: November
deodorant, 25and
face mask – 45,000.00 10,000.00
November CICL
sulfurCongress conducted
soap) June – 73
plate, cup and pillow 3rd
qtr.: July 8 – 75 residents
soap, toothpaste &
mask and slippers) August
12 – 74 residents provided
with hygiene Kit (including
deodorant, face mask)
August 25 – 72 residents
soap, toothpaste &
mask) August 31 – 70
deodorant, face mask &
slipper) September 6 – 70
10 CICL provided with P15,000 1st qtr: January – 21 150,000.00 18,750.00
legal assistance for case residents assisted on their
processing case February – 51
residents assisted on their
case March – 36 residents
assisted on their case 2nd
qtr.: April – 51 residents
assisted on their case May –
75 residents assisted on
their case June – 33
case 3rd qtr.: July – 35
case August – 20 residents
assisted on their case
September – 38 residents
assisted on their case 4th
qtr.: October – 33 residents
November– 34 residents
December– 38 residents
Provide physical examination, 1st qtr.: January – 5 medical 272,000.00 32,045.00

diagnostic procedures, check-ups, 3 emergency
medicines, dental check-ups, case, 3,038 medicine and
psychological examination, vitamins intake, 23 children
and hospitalization for CICL in 2nd dose vaccinated, 95
need monitoring of vital sign &
update health profile
provided February – 5
medical check-ups, 1
emergency case, 2,707
medicine and vitamins
intake, 2 swab test, 2
hospitalization, 2 Drug
Dependency Examination
(Marilao and Meycauayan)
7 vacinnated, 47 monitoring
of vital sign & update health
profile provided March – 5
medical check-ups, 1
emergency case, 427
hospitalization, 1 Drug
Dependency Examination
(Bulakan), 50 vaccinated for
booster shot, 46 monitoring
of vital sign & update health
profile provided 2nd qtr.:
April – 9 medical check-
ups/OPD, 56 medicine and
vitamins intake, 2 swab
test, 1 hospitalization,
minor operation, 11 Risk
Infection Lecture, 98 Dental
Check-up, 84 exercise and
Zumba session, 84
monitoring of vital sign &
provided May – 24 medical
check-ups/OPD, 495
assisted by Bulacan Rescue
hospitalization, 6 CICL
COVID 19 vaccine, 82
exercise and Zumba
session, 80 monitoring of
vital sign & update health
profile provided June – 13
medical
check-ups/OPD/laboratory/
Sputum/EyeCenter, 567
intake, 16 dental services, 3
swab test, 2 assisted by
Bulacan Rescue
hospitalization, CICL COVID
19 vaccine, 75 exercise and
Zumba session, 75
monitoring of vital sign &
provided 3rd qtr.: July - 11
medical
150 residents provided with 1st qtr: January – Daily 4,106,250.00 3,801,000.00
daily meal (3 meals, 2 snacks) distribution of vitamins C &
at P75.00 multi-vitamins and 3 times
a day meal for all residents
February - Daily distribution
of vitamins C & multi-
vitamins and 3 times a day
meal for all residents March
- Daily distribution of
vitamins C and 3 times a
day meal for all residents
2nd qtr.: April – Daily
distribution of 3 times a day
meal and distribution of
Biscuit & Powdered Milk for
all residents May – Daily
Food packs June – Daily
Food packs 3rd qtr.: July -
Daily distribution of 3 times
a day meal and distribution
of Food packs (July – Food
packs donated by Red
Cross) August- Daily
Food packs (Donation)
September - Daily
Food packs (Donation) 4th
qtr.: October - Daily
November - Daily
5 different livelihood programs 1st
Food qtr: January
packs –4
(Donation) 50,000.00 32,631.00
provided residents
Decemberparticipated
- Daily in
ribbon rose ballpen-making
February
meal and –distribution
10 residents
of
participated in ribbon rose
ballpen and bouquet-
making March - 10
residents participated in
ribbon rose ballpen and
bouquet-making 2nd qtr.:
April – 30 residents
making May– 30 residents
making May– 2 residents
participated in creating
dishwashing liquid soap
May– 3 residents
participated in vegetable
farming at the rooftop June
- 30 residents participated
in ribbon rose ballpen and
bouquet-making, 2
creating dishwashing liquid
soap and 3 residents
farming at the rooftop 3rd
qtr.: July - 30 residents
making, 5 residents
participated in creating
dishwashing liquid soap and
3 residents participated in
vegetable farming at the
rooftop August - 21
bouquet-making, 11
soap and 10 residents
farming at the rooftop and
parol making September -
bouquet-making, 11
Provide counseling services to 1st qtr: January – 4 180,000.00 90,000.00
families of disadvantaged endorsements andreferralsl
children (Counselee: 2020- (3 female, 1 male) January
146, including 143 CICL. 2019 -31 - 1 female adolescent
96; 2018 - 85; 2017 - 90) counseled (victim of abuse
VAWC RA 9262) February –
3 endorsements
andreferralsl (2 female and
1 male) February 03 & 21 -
2 female adolescent
counseled (victim of abuse
VAWC RA 9262) March – 1
endorsement and referral
(1 female) March 09 - 1
female adolescent
counseled (victim of abuse
VAWC RA 9262) 2nd qtr.:
April – no endorsement and
referral April 5 – 1 female
adolescent counseled
(victim of molestation by
her doctor) April 20 – 1
female teenager and her
aunt counseled (victim of
molestation by her
stepfather) April 21 - 1
female teenager and her
mother, sister, brother
uncle counseled and was
molested by her father
(who is at large) May – 2
referrals (1male and 2
female) June – 2 referrals (2
female) June 3 – A couple
preparing for marriage
counselled June 5 - 1 male
adolescent counseled
(victim of molestation by his
choir master) June 5 - 1
female adolescent
counseled (victim of
Collected 720 bags every 1st quarter- 134
molestation 2ndfather)
by her 50,000.00 26,300.00
month (60 units a month) (360 quarter
June 9 - -A31 3rd quarter
couple -
preparing
male & 360 female donors) 44
for 4th quarter
marriage - 54 a total
counselled
of 26316bags
June were collected
– 1 female
(199 male donors
adolescent and 64
counselled a
female
victim ofdonors)
attempted sexual
abuse by her male neighbor
and counselling of the
mother of the female
A total of 730 Senior Citizens January
adolescent-61June
February-55
17 - 1 36,500.00 36,500.00
PWDs were given OPD cards. March-53 April-45 May -68
female adolescent
June-72
counseled July-77 August-52
a victim of verbal
September-59
abuse by her grandaunt and
counselling of the mother
of the abused female
adolescent June 19 - A
couple preparing for
marriage counselled 3rd
qtr.: July & August – Posting
of free counseling for
Bulakenyos poster on
Facebook, Viber, and
Messenger. August – 1
adolescent girl (victim of
sexual harassment) and
mother counselled
September – 1 female
adolescent suffering from
anxiety due to the
pandemic lockdown
counselled 4th qtr.: October
18 – 1 female adolescent
(16) counseled victim of
rape by her father (47) and
abandoned by her mother
October 20 – Follow up - 1
female adolescent (16)
counseled victim of rape by
her father (47) and
abandoned by her mother
Provide free: Chest x-ray X-ray /ECG Jan- Mar: M-67 173,740.00 3,383,350.00
procedures and ECG to 620 F- 98 April-June: M- 110 F-
PWDs and Senior Citizens 175 July- Sept: M-200 F-254
patients. Male: 300 Female: Oct: M-38 F- 50 Nov: M-43
320 Laboratory examination of F-61 Dec: M-68 F-81
1,000 PWD's and Senior Laboratory: Jan-Mar: M-
Citizen patients Male: 400 118 F –202 April-June: M-
Female: 600 185 F- 270 July-Sept.: M-
270 F- 486 Oct: M-90 F- 146
Nov: M-62 F-103 Dec: M-91
F-132
Conducted Kabataan Karavan Conducted Kabataan 155,000.00 97,718.00

with batches of 200 Karavan with batches of
participants 200 participants
4 quarterly meetings for SK 4 quarterly meetings for SK 100,000.00 69,144.00

Officials and members of the Officials and members of
LYDC the LYDC conducted
4 quarterly meetings for Pag- 1 Training / 4 Meetings 110,000.00 123,200.00

Asa Youth Association conducted
Municipal Presidents meeting
and 1 general assembly
150 batches of Skills Training Conducted all year round 371,820.00 371,820.00
conducted all year round with with allowance per batch.
allowance per batch. 100 100 batches of
batches of Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship
Development Training (EDT) Development Training (EDT)
conducted to the graduates of conducted to the graduates
skills training with 3,000 youth of skills training with 3,000
and women participants. 1 youth and women
Mass Graduation Conducted participants.
on the last quarter of the year.
4 quarterly meetings of 24 4 quarterly meetings of 24 5,250,000.00 5,250,000.00

MTECs conducted 1 General MTECs conducted 1 General
Assembly (569 BTECs) Assembly (569 BTECs)
conducted in the last quarter conducted in the last
of the year. 1 Consolidated quarter of the year. 1
SRS report monthly with Consolidated SRS report
allowance monthly with allowance
12 monthly meetings of the 12 monthly meetings 765,000.00 755,940.00

Bulacan PESO Managers conducted with allowance
Association with financial
assistance and 1 General
Assembly and Capability
Training
Provide free laboratory 1st quarter- 50 volunteer 40,000.00 40,000.00

services such as CBC and workers, 24 female
Urinalysis to 200 volunteer volunteers a,nd 26 male
workers (100 male-100 volunteers were given free
female) laboratory services 2nd
quarter- 50 volunteer
workers, 11 female
volunteers and 39 male
volunteers were given free
laboratory services 3rd
worker,s 34 female
laboratory service 4th
workers 45 female
laboratory service
Conducted free anti-rabies Free anti-rabies vaccination 640,000.00 3,467,370.00
vaccination for the first dose for the 2nd and 3rd doses
of 400 patients (200 male & of 652 patients of 1st
200 female patients) quarter, 812 patients of 2nd
quarter, 706 patients of 3rd
quarter, 649 patients of 4th
quarter a total of 2,819
patients (1,739 male and
1,080 female patients)
Provided Free Hepa Screening 1st quarter- 21 2nd quarter 40,000.00 14,250.00
for the first 200 indigent - 12 3rd quarter -11 4th
patients (100 male & 100 quarter- 13 (12 male and 45
female patients female) were given free
hepa screening. A total of
57 patients
250 newborn babies screened 2,366 newborn babies 492,646.00 4,683,446.00

for P1,800 per kit. screened for P1,800 per kit.
January:188 Male: 88
Female: 100 February: 189
Male: 98 Female: 91 March:
173 Male: 98 Female: 75
April: 163 Male: 94 Female:
69 May: 176 Male: 89
Female: 87 June: 186 Male:
81 Female: 105 July: 206
Male: 116 Female: 90
August: 246 Male: 110
Female: 136 September:
October: 214 Male: 109
Female: 105 November:
December: 184 Male: 104
Female: 80
Children's Congress, radio 4th qtr.: November – 336,015.00 336,015.00
advocacy, and hanging of CHILDRENS’ MONTH
streamers participated by 24 CELEBRATION -Posting of
LGUs conducted in November Banner/ NCM Greetings,
Children’s Rights on PGB
Official Facebook Page,
Bulacan Website, and LED
along MC Arthur Highway -
Advocacy thru FB Profile
Frame Campaign & Photo
Booth -Reciting of Panatang
Makabata during 4 Flag
Ceremonies (Nov. 7, 14, 21,
& 28) November 16 –
Provincial Children’s Month
Celebration November 21 –
PCPC 4th quarter meeting
November 23 – Orientation
on Risk-Informed Planning
November 25 – Regional
Children’s Congress
November 16 – Provincial
Children’s Congress
attended by 350
participants (50 M, 300 F)
November 25 – PSWDO
provides technical
assistance and attended
Regional Children’s
Congress held at CSJDM
Sports Complex,
participated by 22 males
and 58 female
45,000 Day Care graduates 4th qtr.: November – 369,000.00 3,690,000.00

were provided with Provision of 41,000 module
educational materials bags to daycare students as
amounting to P90.00 between part of children’s rights
March to May advocacy
32 school buildings were 32 school buildings were 188,018,806.89 184,998,559.82

improved, constructed, and improved, constructed, and
rehabilitated. See attached rehabilitated. See attached
files for details files for details
Constructed 24 Multi-Purpose Constructed 24 Multi- 101,606,874.89 101,606,874.89
Building at Sulucan, Angat, Purpose Building at
Bulacan Improved Multi- Sulucan, Angat, Bulacan
Purpose Building at Sto. Cristo, Improved Multi-Purpose
Angat, Bulacan Improved of Building at Sto. Cristo,
Multi-Purpose Pavement at Angat, Bulacan Improved of
Sta. Cruz, Angat, Bulacan Multi-Purpose Pavement at
Constructed Multi-Purpose Sta. Cruz, Angat, Bulacan
Building at Borol 2nd, Constructed Multi-Purpose
Balagtas, Bulacan Constructed Building at Borol 2nd,
Multi-Purpose Building (Health Balagtas, Bulacan
Center) at Tarcan, Baliuag, Constructed Multi-Purpose
Bulacan Constructed Multi- Building (Health Center) at
Purpose Building (Covered Tarcan, Baliuag, Bulacan
Court) at Tangos, Baliuag, Constructed Multi-Purpose
Bulacan ConstructedMulti- Building (Covered Court) at
Purpose Building (Stage) at Tangos, Baliuag, Bulacan
San Nicolas, Bulakan, Bulacan ConstructedMulti-Purpose
Constructed Multi-Purpose Building (Stage) at San
Building (Covered Court) at Nicolas, Bulakan, Bulacan
San Francisco, Bulakan, Constructed Multi-Purpose
Bulacan Rehabilitated/ Building (Covered Court) at
Improved of Multi-Purpose San Francisco, Bulakan,
Building (Barangay Hall) at Sta. Bulacan Rehabilitated/
Ines, Bulakan, Bulacan Improved of Multi-Purpose
Improved Multi-Purpose Building (Barangay Hall) at
Building at Catacte, Bustos, Sta. Ines, Bulakan, Bulacan
Bulacan Rehabilitated / Improved Multi-Purpose
Improved Multi-Purpose Building at Catacte, Bustos,
Building at Tibagan, Bustos, Bulacan Rehabilitated /
Bulacan Improved Multi- Improved Multi-Purpose
Purpose Building at Tanawan, Building at Tibagan, Bustos,
Bustos, Bulacan Constructed Bulacan Improved Multi-
Multi-Purpose Building at Purpose Building at
Kaypian (Senior Citizen), Tanawan, Bustos, Bulacan
CSJDM, Bulacan Constructed Constructed Multi-Purpose
Multi-Purpose Building (Senior Building at Kaypian (Senior
Citizen) at Narra, Francisco Citizen), CSJDM, Bulacan
Homes, CSJDM, Bulacan Constructed Multi-Purpose
Constructed Multi-Purpose Building (Senior Citizen) at
Building (Senior Citizen) at Sta. Narra, Francisco Homes,
Estimated of 350
Cruz I, CSJDM, beneficiaries
Bulacan 1st qtr: January
CSJDM, Bulacan – no 1,000,000.00 367,500.00
given
(GoldenP2,500
GraintoSenior
P10,000.00
Citizen request February
Constructed - 23
Multi-Purpose
capital assistance
Association, Inc.) Constructed requests processed
Building (Senior (1 Male,
Citizen) at
Multi-Purpose Building at 22
Sta.Female
Cruz I, -CSJDM,
P2,500.00 each)
Bulacan
CSJDM National Science High March
(Golden- 14 requests
Grain Senior Citizen
School, Muzon, CSJDM, processed
Association, (14 female -
Inc.)
Bulacan Constructed Multi- P2,500.00
Constructed each 2nd qtr.:
Multi-Purpose
Purpose Hall (Tribal Hall) at April – election
Building at CSJDMbanNational
May –3
Kalawakan, DRT, Bulacan requests
Science Highprocessed
School,(3
Constructed Night Market female
Muzon,-CSJDM,
P2,500.00 each)
Bulacan
Facility at HACC Compound, June – 1 request
Constructed processed
Multi-Purpose
Tabang, Guiguinto, Bulacan (1 female
Hall (Tribal- Hall)
P2,500.00
at each)
Suppled and InstalledSolar 3rd qtr.: JulyDRT,
Kalawakan, – 2 requests
Bulacan
Panel Street Lights along processed
Constructed (2Night
female -
Market
Tabang, Guiguinto, Bulacan P2,500.00 each) Compound,
Facility at HACC August – 7
Improved Multi-Purpose requests processed Bulacan
Tabang, Guiguinto, (6
Building (Covered Court) at female
Suppledand and1InstalledSolar
male)
Abulalas, Hagonoy, Bulacan (P2,500.00
Panel Streeteach foralong
Lights 5
Constructed Multi-Purpose clients
Tabang,P5,000.00
Guiguinto,each for 2
Bulacan
Building (Covered Court) at clients)
Improved September - 30
Multi-Purpose
Iba-ibayo, Hagonoy, Bulacan requests processedCourt)
Building (Covered (6 male
at
and 24 female)
Abulalas, (P2,500.00
Hagonoy, Bulacan
each for 27 clients
Constructed Multi-Purpose
P5,000.00 each forCourt)
Building (Covered 2 clients
at
P7,500.00 each for 1 client)
Iba-ibayo, Hagonoy,
4th qtr.: October – 7
Bulacan
requests processed (5
female, 2 male - P2,500.00
each) November – 21
female and 1 male)
(P2,500.00 each for 20
clients P5,000.00 each for 1
client) December – 30
female and 5 male)
(P2,500.00 each for 25
clients P5,000.00 each for 5
clients)
Primers disseminated from August: Primers and 2,200,000.00 2,029,000.00
June to July 2022 Nominations Nominations distributed to
distributed to 24 LGUs by July; 24 LGUs September: GGK
Conduct of Screening and Orientation (30 pax) GGK
Evaluation on the 2nd Awards Committee Meeting
Semester of 2022 Awards (12 pax: 7-F 5-M) October
given to outstanding 12: Awards Committee
Cooperatives on Oct 2022 Meeting (11 pax: 6-F 5-M)
October 4-6 Screening and
Evaluation Meeting (11 pax:
8-F 3-M) November: GGK
Awarding Ceremony;
awards given to 24
cooperatives (336 pax: 125-
M 211-F)
100% of new settlers provided 1st qtr.: March 4 - provided 500,000.00 66,360.00
with family food pack as 70 food packs to informal
starter settlers’ family in Biñang
2nd, Bocaue
4 PSWMB Meeting Conducted Joint Meeting PSWMB and 60,256.00 71,570.00

40 Board Members attended MSWMB/ BENROA Meeting
15 Female 25 Male 24 Participated by Female = 21
MENROs/CENROs Attended 8 Male = 42 Total= 63 Male =
Female 16 Male 10 Female = 8 Total = 18
One (1) distribution of rescue Donation conducted at 300,000.00 53,800.00

tools and equipment on the Brgy. Kabayunan DRT
1st semester of 2022 with 3 Bulacan. Beneficiaries were:
beneficiaries No. of Female: 141 No. of
Male: 109 Total No. of Pax
250
901,842,755.58 922,325,742.43
ORGANIZATION-FOCUSED
1 assembly attended by 4,810 4th qtr.: December 22 - 356,000.00 280,000.00
barangay volunteers in General assembly attended
December by 4,800 barangay
volunteers (Mother Leader
and LLN)
45 Dumagat officers were 1st qtr.; 27 male and 18 720,000.00 549,000.00
provided with ₱1,000 monthly female Dumagat officers
incentive were provided with ₱1,000
monthly incentive 2nd qtr. -
4th qtr.: 28 male and 18
female Dumagat officers
were provided with ₱1,000
monthly incentive
1 IP representative in the 1st qtr. – 4th qtr: 1 IP 1,462,920.00 1,462,920.00

Sangguniang Panlalawigan was representative in the
provided with gross amount of Sangguniang Panlalawigan
Php 102,910.00 with Php provided with gross amount
2,000 allowance, Php 8,500 of Php 102,910.00 with Php
representation allowance, a 2,000 allowance, Php 8,500
and Php 8,500 travelling representation allowance,
allowance monthly and Php 8,500 travelling
allowance monthly
1 Focal Person working on 1st qtr. – 2nd qtr: 2 215,808.60 215,808.60

PKKB programs (1 SG-15 personnel working on PKKB
P32,053/mo.) programs: 1 Permanent SG-
15 (P35,097/mo.) *30% 1
Casual SG – 11 (25,439/mo.)
*50% 3rd qtr. - 4th qtr: 2
personnel working on PKKB
programs: 1 Permanent SG-
18 (P45,203/mo.) *30% 1
Casual SG – 11 (25,439/mo.)
*50%
950 service providers provided 3rd qtr.:August 16 - 950 332,500.00 332,500.00

with advocacy uniform service providers provided
with advocacy uniform
4 meetings in a year attended 1st qtr.: January 14 – 42,000.00 10,500.00
by 38 members and 3 staff Special meeting of GAD
Focal Point System
attended by 41 Technical
Working Group and 3
PSWDO staff (5 male and 39
female) January 14 –
Special meeting of GAD
Focal Point System
Working Group and 3
female) 2nd qtr.: May 17 –
Quarterly meeting of GAD
Focal Point System – TWG
and HGDG Workshop
Working Group and 3
female) 3rd qtr.: July 19 –
3rd Quarter meeting and
Continuous harmonized
GAD Guidelines of GAD
Focal Point System – TWG
Working Group (7 male and
31 female) and 3 PSWDO
staff 4th qtr.: December 20
– 4th Quarter meeting GAD
Focal Point System ExeCom
and TWG attended by 29 (5
male and 21 female) and 3
PSWDO staff
4 TWG and 4 ExeCom 1st qtr.: January 28 – 1st 30,000.00 10,800.00

meetings attended by 35 quarterly GAD Focal Point
members System meeting – ExeCom
Working Group and 3
PSWDO staff. 2nd qtr.: April
27 – GAD Focal Point
System Execom 2nd quarter
meeting attended by 51
TWG and 3 staffs May 6 –
GAD Planning and
Budgeting Orientation to all
GFPS ExeCOm attended by
15 male and 35 female and
3 PSWDO Staff 3rd qtr.:
August 02 - GAD Focal Point
System ExeCom 3rd quarter
TWG (23M, 39F) and 3
PSWDO staffs 4th qtr.:
December 20 – 4th Quarter
meeting GAD Focal Point
System ExeCom and TWG
attended by 29 (5 male and
21 female) and 3 PSWDO
staff
2 equipping done attended for 2nd qtr.: April 20 – 20,000.00 10,800.00
38 members Leadership Skills Training to
all GFPS-TWG attended by
40 TWG and 3 staffs April
29 – Conducted
Introduction to SOGIE
attended by 51 TWG and 3
staffs 3rd qtr.: July 22 –
Facilitated refresher course
training to all new GFPS-
TWG & alternative
representative attended by
27 TWG (3M, & 24F) and 3
PSWDO staff 4th qtr.:
October 21 – Training on
Gender Equality and
Women Empowerment of
GAD Focal Point System
attended by 56
representatives (11 male
and 45 female) and 3
PSWDO staff October 27 –
GFPS conducted a Breast
Cancer Forum entitled “I
AM NOT MY BREAST
CANCER” via Zoom
attended by 87
representatives (16M, 71F)
and 3 PSWDO staff
November 28 – Training for
all GFPS TWG attended by
38 TWG (3M, 35F) and 3
PSWDO staff via Zoom
Full salary of 3 GFPS-TWG 1st qtr. – 4th qtr: Full salary 1,546,104.00 1,546,104.00
Secretariat office personnel: of 3 GFPS-TWG Secretariat
office personnel: 1 SG-24
(P88,410/mo) permanent 1
Casual SG-11 (P25,439/mo)
1 Casual SG-4 (14,993/mo)
2 semestral meetings for 2nd qtr.: June – Facilitated 40,010.00 6,000.00

monitoring and evaluation of special meeting of PNC
the implementation of the Technical Working Group
integrated management of and Deliberation of MELLPI
acute malnutrition of 24 were results. 4th qtr.: November
GUs condthe ucted on 2nd to 28 – Philippine Integrated
4th quarter Management of Acute
Malnutrition (PIMAM)
Program Review Updates
1 technical working group 1st qtr.: March 31 – 21,000.00 20,000.00

established on 4th quarter Provincial Nutrition Council
Technical Working Group
special meeting conducted
24 MNAOs provided with 1st qtr. - 4th qtr.:2 male and 288,000.00 276,000.00
₱1,000 monthly incentive 21 female MNAOs were
provided with ₱1,000
monthly incentive
650 LLNs provided with ₱3,000 1st qtr.: 8 males and 629 10,400,000.00 10,180,000.00
quarterly female LLNs provided with
₱4,000 quarterly 2nd qtr. -
4th qtr.: 4 males and 632
female LLNs provided with
₱4,000 quarterly
4,160 Mother Leaders 1st qtr.: 40 male and 4,122 53,292,800.00 53,292,800.00
provided with ₱3,200 female Mother Leaders
quarterly provided with ₱3,200
quarterly 2nd qtr. - 4th qtr.:
14 male and 4,150 female
Mother Leaders provided
with ₱3,200 quarterly
1 council provided with 3rd qtr.: July – 11 PNC TWG 250,000.00 44,000.00
incentives for program provided with incentives
implementers / meetings
At least 30% of the total 3,358 Conduct of random 500,000.00 450,000.00

active employees of 2021 mandatory drug testing last
Statistics based on Human Nov. 9,10,11,17 &18,2022
Resource Information System
(HRIS)= 1,007 will be randomly
selected for the test
Salary of population Program 1st qtr. – 2nd qtr.: 4 salaries 1,288,191.00 1,288,191.00
staff 1 SG - 11 (P22,316/mo.) of personnel working on
Population program: 1
Permanent SG - 18
(45,203/mo.) *100% 1
Permanent SG – 11
(P25,439/mo.) *100% 1
Permanent 1 SG - 17
(41,508/mo.) *50% 1 Casual
SG – 6 (16,877/mo.) *100%
3rd qtr. – 4th qtr.: 4 salaries
of personnel working on
Population program: 1
Permanent SG - 18
(45,203/mo.) *50% 1
Permanent SG – 11
(P25,439/mo.) *100% 1
Permanent 1 SG - 18
(41,508/mo.) *100% 1
Casual SG – 6 (16,877/mo.)
*100%
26 population officers and 1st qtr.: 2 male and 24 312,000.00 303,000.00

workers were provided with female population officers
₱1,000 monthly incentive and workers provided with
₱1,000 monthly incentive
2nd, 3rd & 4th qtr.: 2 male
and 23 female population
officers and workers were
monthly incentive
1 training made by batch on 1st qtr.: February 23-24 – 90,000.00 75,030.00

RPFP attended by 600 brgy. Re-tooling of C/MPOW on
Volunteers conducted RPFP program
implementation conducted
by 3 staff of PSWDO under
population program via
Zoom Day 1: participated by
24 C/MPOW (21 female and
3 male) Day 2: participated
by 18 C/MPOW (16 female
and 2 male) 2nd qtr.: April
26 – Training of Trainers for
Local Implementors on
Barangay Population
Volunteers/Workers
attended by 62 participants
(4 male, 58 female) 3rd qtr.:
August 19 – BPV Retooling
for 35 Barangay Population
volunteers and workers
(3M, 32F) and 3 Municipal
Population staff (1M, 2F)
and faciliatated by 3 staff of
PSWDO under population
program September 20 –
BPV Retooling for 35
Barangay Population
volunteers and workers
(35F), 1 PopDev Coord
facilitated by facilitated by 2
staff of PSWDO under
population program 4th
qtr.: October 14 – Capacity
training and Retooling at
San Miguel Municipal
Gymnasium partipated by
46 BHW and 46 LLN
26 Population workers 1st qtr.: February 10 – 86,500.00 86,500.00
equipped with at least one Orientation on
program update Implementation of the
Philippine Population and
Development Program
from different LGUs in
Bulacan and conducted by 2
staff of PSWDO under
population program. 4th
qtr.: October 12-13 –
Technical assistance
provided to CAPDEV for
Localized POPDEV Plan
Design Workshop, Balagtas
Hall Hiyas Convention
Center attended by
Department Heads and
representatives from PGB,
City of malolos and City of
Meycauayan
Nine (9) public health retirees 1st quarter- Bernadette 7,083,670.47 7,083,670.47
based on Human Resource Espiritu-BMC 2nd quarter
Information System (HRIS) Jocelyn Gomez-PPHO
statistics who reached the Anabellle Yanga-BMC 3rd
compulsory retirement age of quarter Rosario H. Dayao-
65 are given 1 salary grade BMC Monina Herrera-BMC
increase (basic salary and Nenita T. de Jesus-BMC
retirement benefit shall be Constancia C. Martin- BMC
computed on the basis of the 4th quarter Ronilo Camua-
highest salary received) GDPDH Olivia Payumo-BDH
Female -8, Male -1
All PGB female employees 1st quarter- Jocelyn Gomez- 881,328.46 881,328.46
undergone surgery due to PPHO 2nd quarter Lea Ann
gynecological disorders are DG Joson-BMC Teodora
provided with two (2) weeks Navarete-PA’s Rosemarie
to a maximum of two (2) Sacdalan- PTO Adrynnette
months leave with pay without C. Lastimosa -BMC 3rd
deduction from her earned quarter Cheyenne V.
leave (average of three(3) Libunao-SMDH Rio Danica
female employees suffered A. Ramos – BMC-FTREH
from gynecological disorders Gloria S. Vitug- Accounting
last 2021 Daisylyn l. Rosano-PAO 4th
quarter Maolenn Angelica
Mallari
Prov’l. President was provided 1st qtr. - 4th qtr.: Female 324,000.00 312,000.00
with ₱4,000 monthly Prov’l. President provided
incen,tive and 23 municipal with ₱4,000 monthly
presidwere ents provided with incentive, and 21 female
₱1,000 monthly incentive and 1 male municipal
president provided with
₱1,000 monthly incentive
1 personnel working on solo 1st qtr.: 1 personnel 839,556.00 839,556.00

parent program: SG-22 working on solo parent
(P66,867/mo) program: SG-22
(P69,963/mo)
1 capability Building attended 2nd qtr.: April 5 – Capability 100,000.00 74,000.00

by 24 Provincial Federation Building of Bulacan
teachers and 2 advisers Federation of CDW Officers
conducted on April to May held at Cabin Look resort,
Look 2nd City of Malolos,
Bulacan attended by 30
CDW (4 male and 26
female) June 1 – Capability
Building and Provincial Child
Development Workers
Week Celebration - Virtual
Folk Dance Competition
participated by 13 LGUs -
Orientation on preparation
for the Phased safe
Reopening of Early
Education in NCDCs and
CDCs attended by 532
particpants (519 male and
13 male) June 1 – Post
Activity Virtual Meeting
with BFCDW Presidents
attended by 12 Female and
1 male 3rd qtr.: September
16 – PGB-PSWDO hosted
the 4th Bi-Monthly Meeting
of Regional Federation of
Child Development Workers
(4M, 36F) 4th qtr.: October
28 – 3rd quarter assembly
of Child Development
Worker attended by 867
CDW (19 M, 848 F)
December 27 – Year-End
Assessment of ECCD
program and General
Assembly of CDWs
participated by 1000 CDW
December 29 – Capability
Building and Year-end
assessment of BFCDW
attended by 24 male and 2
female
4 meetings attended by 24 1st qtr.: March 4 – 64,500.00 21,650.00
officers and PSWDO staff Quarterly meeting of
Bulacan Federation of Child
Development Workers
(30 female and 2 male)
March 4 – PSWDO presided
a special meeting of
Bulacan Federation of Child
Development Workers
attended by 19 participants.
2nd qtr.: Provided technical
assistance and presided the
ff. meetings: May 7 –
BFCDW Officers’ Special
Meeting (TWG) held at Sto.
Cristo Day Care Center
attended by 4 female. May
11 – BFCDW Regular
Meeting held at Mojon Day
Care Center, City of Malolos
attended by 3 male and 25
female. May 28 – BFCDW
Officers’ Special Meeting
(TWG) held at Sto. Cristo
Day Care Center attended
by 5 female May 30 –
BFCDW Special Meeting
held at Bulacan Capitol Gym
attended by 25 female and
2 male 3rd qtr.: July 16 –
Presides special meeting of
Bulacan Federation of
CDWs TWG attended by 4
female held at Sto. Cristo
Day Care Center Pulilan July
16 – Presides special
meeting of Bulacan
Federation of CDWs
attended by 24 female held
at Bulacan capitol Building
4 sessions were attended by 1st qtr.:18
August January 31 –
– Emergency 75,000.00 4,500.00
members of PCPC with 1 SCLG Provincial
consultative Orientation
meeting with on
Audit the conduct and
C/MSWDOs of FYCDW
2022
LCPC Functionality
Presidents via ZooM
Assessment
attended by attended
49 CDW and by 4
staff
MSWDo of PSWDO
(4M, 45F)(member of
PIMTF/PCPC)
September 232nd qtr.: June
- Presides
17
3rd–quarterly
3 PSWDOmeeting
staff of
(member of PIMTF/PCPC)
Bulacan Federation of
attended to initial
CDWs attended byTable
24 CDW
Validation
(2M, 31F) 4thfor qtr.:
LocalOctober
Council
for
28 -the Protection
Presides of
4th quarterly
Children
meeting of (LCPC)
Bulacan
Functionality
Federation ofAssessment
CDWs
also participated
attended by 29 CDWby 41 (2M,
representatives
27F) December 19 from-
different offices 3rd qtr.:
Presides emergency
July 8 – 2ofPSWDO
meeting Bulacan staff
(member
FederationofofPIMTF/PCPC)
CDWs
attended theby 25Final
CDW Table
(25F)
Validation for Local Council
for the Protection of
Children (LCPC)
Functionality Assessment
July 14 & 15 – Attended the
LCPC functionality
workshop at Azzurro Hotel
at City of San Fernando,
Pampanga August 2 –
PSWDO Staff (member of
PCPC) attended PCPC TWG
meeting participated by 27
TWG (6M, 21F) August 10 –
Attended to Regional Table
Validation for Provincial
Council for the Protection
of Children (PCPC)
Functionality Assessment
participated by 30
representatives (5M, 25F)
4th qtr.: November 17 –
PCPC Secretariat/3 PSWDO
staff attended the 2022
CFLGA PIMTF Coordination
meeting via Zoom
November 21 – PCPC
secretariat provides
technical assistance to 4th
quarter PCPC meeting &
election nof Provincial Child
Rep attended by 30 male
and 70 female
950 Child Development 1st qtr. - 4th qtr.: 15 male 11,400,000.00 11,388,000.00
workers provided with ₱2,000 and 934 female Child
quarterly incentive Development workers
quarterly incentive
Provided ₱1,000 monthly 1st qtr. - 4th qtr.: Provided 348,000.00 348,000.00
incentive to 22 municipal day ₱1,000 monthly incentive to
care presidents, ₱4,000 22 municipal day care
monthly for Prov’l. President presidents, ₱4,000 monthly
and ₱3,000 monthly to prov’l. for Prov’l. President and
secretary ₱3,000 monthly to prov’l.
secretary (3 male, 21
female)
2 salaries of personnel 1st qtr. & 4th qtr.: 2 salaries 847,704.00 847,704.00
working on ECCD program: 1 of personnel working on
SG-18 (P42,159/mo) ECCD program: 1 SG-18
Permanent 1 SG-11 (P45,203/mo) Permanent; 1
(P22,316/mo.) Casual SG-11 (P25,439/mo.) Casual
24 PWD presidents attended 4 1st qtr.: January 22 – Virtual 42,000.00 27,000.00

meetings meeting attended by 14
PWD Federation Officer 2nd
qtr.: April 28 - 2nd quarter
meeting with 44 (23 male
and 21 female) PWD
federation officer as
representative of 24 LGUs
3rd qtr.: June 29 –
advanced meeting for 3rd
quarter meeting with 22
PWD federation officer as
representative of 24 LGUs
4th qtr.: October 22 – 4th
quarter/emergency virtual
PWD Federation Officers
December 8 – Emergency
LGUs representative
Prov’l. President provided with 1st qtr. - 4th qtr.: Male 34,800.00 336,000.00
₱4,000 monthly incentive, Prov’l. President provided
Prov’l. Secretary provided with with ₱4,000 monthly
₱3,000 monthly incentive, and incentive, female Prov’l.
22 municipal presidents Secretary provided with
provided with ₱1,000 monthly ₱3,000 monthly incentive,
incentive and 21 municipal presidents
(13 male, 8 female)
monthly incentive
4 personnel working on PDAO 1st qtr. – 4th qtr: 3 1,200,060.00 1,200,060.00

Office: 1 SG-22 (P66,867/mo) personnel working on PDAO
1 SG-11 (P22,316/mo) 1 SG-8 Office: 1 permanent SG-22
(P17,505/mo) 1 JO (P628/day) (P69,963/mo) 1 casual SG-8
1 JO (P456/day) (P18,998/mo) 1 JO
(P502/day)
1 staff development attended 2nd qtr.: June 2-3 & 9-10 – 450,000.00 450,000.00
by 117 personnel’s (35 males, PSWDO Staff development
82 females) done by May and Team Building at
Forestal Waves and Resort
Tanay, Rizal
27 WCPD provided with 1st qtr. - 4th qtr.: 27 female 324,000.00 324,000.00
P1,000.00 incentive per month WCPD provided with
P1,000.00 incentive per
month
1 staff development attended 2nd qtr.: June 2-3 & 9-10 – 450,000.00 450,000.00
by 117 personnel’s (35 males, PSWDO Staff development
82 females) done by May and Team Building at
Forestal Waves and Resort
Tanay, Rizal
12 SWAD members provided 1st qtr. 4th qtr.: 2 male and 288,000.00 288,000.00
with ₱2,000 monthly incentive 10 female SWAD members
monthly incentive
2 personnel working on SEA 1st qtr. & 4th qtr: 2 349,416.00 349,416.00
on Family Violence: personnel working on SEA
on Family Violence: 1 SG-4
(P14,993/mo) Casual 1 SG-3
(P14,125/mo) Casual
1 personnel working on senior 1st qtr. – 2nd qtr: 1 350,943.00 350,943.00
citizen program: SG- 11 personnel working on
(P22,316/mo.) senior citizen program: SG-
18 (P45,203/mo.) *50% 3rd
qtr. – 4th qtr: 2 personnel
working on senior citizen
program: 1 Casual SG-11
(P25,439/mo.) *100% 1 JO
SG -3 (475/day) *100%
40 OSCA members and 40 1st qtr.: January 28 – Online 155,000.00 155,000.00

Officers of the Senior Citizen monthly meeting of senior
gathered every month citizens via Zoom attended
by 20 OSCA and 20 FSCAP
February 17 – Monthly
meeting of senior citizens at
Senior Citizen Building at
Bulihan, Malolos attended
March 17 – Monthly
Senior Citizen at City Hall of
Malolos City attended by 40
OSCA and 40 FSCAP. 2nd
qtr.: April 21 - Monthly
Senior Citizen Building at
Bulihan, Malolos attended
May 19 - Monthly meeting
of senior citizens at Senior
Citizen Building at Bulihan,
Malolos attended by 40
OSCA and 40 FSCAP June 24
- Monthly meeting of senior
citizens at Senior Citizen
Building at Bulihan, Malolos
attended by 40 OSCA and
40 FSCAP 3rd qtr.: July 21-
Monthly meeting of senior
40 FSCAP August 11-
40 FSCAP September 13-
40 FSCAP 4th qtr.: October
06- Monthly meeting of
senior citizens at Senior
Citizen Building at Bulihan,
Malolos attended by 40
OSCA and 40 FSCAP
November 7 - Monthly
meeting of senior citizens
40 FSCAP Oath taking of
OSCA/FSCAP new set of
offices December - Monthly
meeting of senior citizens
40 FSCAP Oath taking of
OSCA/FSCAP new set of
offices
1 personnel working on senior 1st qtr. – 2nd qtr: 1 350,943.00 350,943.00
citizen program: SG- 11 personnel working on
(P22,316/mo.) senior citizen program: SG-
18 (P45,203/mo.) *50% 3rd
qtr. – 4th qtr: 2 personnel
working on senior citizen
program: 1 Casual SG-11
(P25,439/mo.) *100% 1 JO
SG -3 (475/day) *100%
(13 male, 9 female)
monthly incentive
All qualified employee with BENRO training March 4, 1,500,000.00 967,850.00

permanent co- terminous, 2022 PCSJMO training
temporary and casual status March 10,17,24,31,2022
(send out/in house) Risk Management training
Jan. 28,2022 Refresher
course on ISO internal audit
Jan. 31, 2022 Basic Life
Support August
8,9,15,16,22,23,29,30 Sept.
5,6,12,13,19,20 26,27,2022
Female- 236 Male
446 Total 682
(15% of the total 3,358 active Conducted last July 25, 900,000.00 984,175.00
employees of 2021 Statistics 2022 Female
based on Human Resource Male 300 381
Information System (HRIS) =
504)
1 assessment day attended by 4th qtr.: December 19 – 248,000.00 125,000.00

550 programs implementors Year end assessment
(90% female) on 4th quarter attended by 468 program
implementers (148 Male,
320 Female)
(10 male, 11 female)
monthly incentive
24 Local Social Welfare 1st qtr. - 4th qtr.: 24 female 300,000.00 288,000.00
Officers provided with ₱1,000 Local Social Welfare Officers
monthly incentive provided with ₱1,000
monthly incentive
100,920,754.53 99,549,749.53
HGDG PIMME/ Total Annual Program/ GAD Attributed

FIMME Score Project Cost or Program/Project Cost or
Expenditure Expenditure
(11)
(12) (13)
Date:
20-Jan-23
901,842,755.58 922,325,742.43
100,920,754.53 99,549,749.53
1,002,763,510.11 1,021,875,491.96
Variance or Remarks
(9)
PCSJMO
PCSJMO
BMC
PCSJMO
PSWDO
SMDH
BENRO
PSWDO
BENRO
BENRO
BENRO
BENRO
PCEDO
PCEDO
BENRO
PPHO
BENRO
Governor's Office
Financial
Assistance/Medical/Assis
tive devices
PSWDO
PEO
PPHO
SMDH
SMDH
PPDO
RMMMH
PDRRMO
BMC
OPA
OPA
PYSPESO
PSWDO
PSWDO Implemented
PDRRMO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PPDO
PPDO
PYSPESO
PYSPESO
PYSPESO
PDRRMO
PDRRMO
PDRRMO
PDRRMO
PDRRMO
PDRRMO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
SMDH
PLARIDEL INFIRMARY
(BMC ANNEX)
GDPDH
PYSPESO
PYSPESO
PYSPESO
PYSPESO
PYSPESO
PYSPESO
SMDH
SMDH
SMDH
RMMMH
PSWDO
PSWDO
PEO
PEO
PSWDO
PCEDO
PSWDO
BENRO
PDRRMO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PHRMO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PHRMO
PHRMO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
PSWDO
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FDP Form 5 - Annual GAD Accomplishment Report

(PCW-DILG-DBM-NEDA JMC No. 2016-01 dated January 12, 2016, Annex E)

ANNUAL GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT (GAD) A

REGION: III CALENDAR YEAR:

Total LGU Budget: Php 7,400.000,000.00

Gender Issue or GAD

Insufficient knowledge of Rabies Information To provide vaccination in pets, Anti-rabies vaccination

Lack of commitment of To promote Ecological Solid Waste Clean-up Drive Activity/Baklas

Low return on Investment To provide training CAPABILITY BUILDING Provision of business-related

Natural Resources to be Strengthening ARBOR DAY Celebration Tree Planting Activity

AO 2008-0029 To ensure safe Maternal and Child Health Pre-natal consultation,

Philippine Sports To develop sports BATANG PINOY BATANG PINOY SPORTS

Provincial Administrative To recognize GAWAD DANGAL NG LIPI Awarding of outstanding

Provincial Administrative To provide an RESPONSIBLE YOUTH TOWARDS Conduct of RYTLYF

RA 10630 AN ACT To provide wholistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Health Services

RA 10630 AN ACT To provide wholistic OPERATION OF TANGLAW PAG- Livelihood program

RA No. 10742 An act Strengthening and SANGGUNIANG Conduct of SK/PYDC Meeting

REPUBLIC ACT No. 5447 An To Augment the needs INFRASTRUCTURE Improvements/construction of 92

PCW-DILG-DBM-NEDA To continuously equip GAD FOCAL POINT SYSTEM Quarterly meeting/reporting of

RA 10354 RESPONSIBLE To formulate, adopt POPULATION PROGRAM - Aid to Municipal Population

RA 10354 RESPONSIBLE To formulate, adopt POPULATION PROGRAM - Training of Population workers

The New Administrative To provide Career and Employment Conduct of trainings

Title of LGU Program or Project

Prepared by: Approved by:

MS. ANALIZA S. ILETO HON. DANIEL R. FERNANDO

Actual Cost or GAD

"11. Fabric Conditioner

Number of detainees provided 88 detainees, or 5.42%, 50,000.00 42,751.00

Provide at least four sets of 1st qtr: January – 91 100,000.00 18,750.00

Provided 100% of the total Free anti-rabies vaccination 640,000.00 3,467,370.00

Orientation/Training on Waste 2 Orientation/Seminar 31,320.00 78,900.00

Watchmen assigned to Watchmen assigned to 71,808.00 49,050.00

Conducted anti-littering BENRO Staff attended the 60,256.00 19,700.00

Participated by BENRO Staff in Clean-up Drive 10,840.00 37,873.00

One (1) seminar conducted on Participated by PGB 10,032.00 78,900.00

We conducted 20 Business 37 Business related 500,000.00 340,626.70

3,000 Forest/Fruit Bearing Procurement of Seedlings 538,200.00 481,000.00

Achieved less than 1 maternal Successfully donated 20,000,000.00 27,801,942.00

Conducted Upland monitoring Conducted Upland 400,000.00 250,000.00

Dredging of Pampanga River, Dredging of Pampanga 9,261,007.87 9,261,007.87

Incentives to Barangay Health 4,706 BHWs provided 4th 67,214,000.00 66,507,120.00

Conduct 3 activities in line Conducted 3 activities in 999,980.00 999,980.00

To provide free medication to Provided free medicines to 13,773,401.32 13,773,401.32

Scholars’ General Assembly •16 Assembly/ies 1,019,550.00 365,990.00

Support in the conduct of 74 qualified athletes 12,950.00 12,950.00

Estimate of 100 elders aged 4th qtr.: October 6 – 280,000.00 80,000.00

Conducted 3 activities in line No. of Female: 44 No. of 239,000.00 584,967.00

21 municipalities, 3 cities, 6 3rd qtr.: July 23 – PGB- 91,000.00 91,000.00

2 missions were conducted in On July 2022, 36 out of 50 157,000.00 156,088.33

Twelve (12) outstanding Twelve (12) outstanding 1,307,939.00 1,301,737.29

60 Boy/Girl officials designated 1 Program / 61 Boy/Girl 337,790.00 526,850.00

1 GKA Awarding ceremony 1 GKA Awarding Ceremony 700,000.00 837,100.00

10 schools with 500 4 Episodes were conducted 290,000.00 93,300.00

One (1) training conducted in Level 2 – Integrated 189,500.00 189,500.00

Provide physical examination, 1st qtr.: January – 5 medical 272,000.00 32,045.00

Conducted Kabataan Karavan Conducted Kabataan 155,000.00 97,718.00

4 quarterly meetings for SK 4 quarterly meetings for SK 100,000.00 69,144.00

4 quarterly meetings for Pag- 1 Training / 4 Meetings 110,000.00 123,200.00

4 quarterly meetings of 24 4 quarterly meetings of 24 5,250,000.00 5,250,000.00