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    The document summarizes reforms to the Department of Labor and Employment's (DOLE) livelihood programs. It consolidates the 9 existing programs into 3 categories: livelihood enhancement, restoration, and formation. It outlines the roles of the consolidated PRESEED and WORKTREP programs and the services offered, which include training, assistance establishing common service facilities, and provision of working capital. It details the project implementation scheme, funding requirements and sources, and oversight process. It distinguishes DOLE, DSWD, and DTI's livelihood programs based on clients served and services offered.

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    The document summarizes reforms to the Department of Labor and Employment's (DOLE) livelihood programs. It consolidates the 9 existing programs into 3 categories: livelihood enhancement, restoration, and formation. It outlines the roles of the consolidated PRESEED and WORKTREP programs and the services offered, which include training, assistance establishing common service facilities, and provision of working capital. It details the project implementation scheme, funding requirements and sources, and oversight process. It distinguishes DOLE, DSWD, and DTI's livelihood programs based on clients served and services offered.

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    The document summarizes reforms to the Department of Labor and Employment's (DOLE) livelihood programs. It consolidates the 9 existing programs into 3 categories: livelihood enhancement, restoration, and formation. It outlines the roles of the consolidated PRESEED and WORKTREP programs and the services offered, which include training, assistance establishing common service facilities, and provision of working capital. It details the project implementation scheme, funding requirements and sources, and oversight process. It distinguishes DOLE, DSWD, and DTI's livelihood programs based on clients served and services offered.

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    Reformulated Framework - Aug 29

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    The document summarizes reforms to the Department of Labor and Employment's (DOLE) livelihood programs. It consolidates the 9 existing programs into 3 categories: livelihood enhancement, restoration, and formation. It outlines the roles of the consolidated PRESEED and WORKTREP programs and the services offered, which include training, assistance establishing common service facilities, and provision of working capital. It details the project implementation scheme, funding requirements and sources, and oversight process. It distinguishes DOLE, DSWD, and DTI's livelihood programs based on clients served and services offered.

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    Department of Labor & Employment

    Reformulated Framework on DOLE Capacity Building Program for Livelihood

    PRESENTATION OUTLINE

    Backgrounder Livelihood Program Categories

    Role of PRESEED, WORKTREP, WEED, TULAY and WYC Programs


    Menu of Services Implementation Scheme Sources of Funds and Funding Availment Project Proposal Evaluation and Approval Project Monitoring Distinction among DOLE, DSWD and DTIs Livelihood Capacity Building Services

    ISSUES and GAPS in the Delivery of Livelihood Services


    Too many livelihood programs (9)
    Field implementers are overburdened and clients get confused

    9 Programs differ only in clients

    Livelihood programs with similar purpose and services

    What to do?
    Too many livelihood programs (9) 9 programs differ only in clients

    REFORMULATION OF LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS AND Field implemenrters areSERVICES Livelihood programs with
    overburdened and clients get confused similar purpose and services

    CATEGORIES of LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS


    Capacity Building

    for livelihood enhancement for livelihood restoration for livelihood formation

    CATEGORIES of LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS


    Capacity Building for Livelihood Enhancement

    program to enable the self-employed

    and unpaid family workers in the informal economy to make their existing livelihood undertakings grow into viable and sustainable business

    CATEGORIES of LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS


    Capacity Building for Livelihood Restoration

    program to enable the self-employed

    workers who lost their livelihood resources due to natural calamities disasters restore their lost livelihood undertaking

    CATEGORIES of LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS


    Capacity Building for Livelihood Formation

    program to enable the special groups of workers to engage in individual self-employment undertakings program to enable the rank and file wage workers seeking to augment their income to engage in collective enterprise undertaking

    Who are the SPECIAL GROUPS OF WORKERS?

    Urban Poor Youth Differently Abled Person

    Indigenous Peoples
    Displaced Workers Parents of child laborers Disadvantaged Women Farmers/Fisherfolks

    Role of PRESEED, WORKTREP, WEED, TULAY and WYC Programs


    P R E S E E D and
    shall be the operating programs in the delivery of capacity building services for livelihood. As operating Operating Program programs, they Livelihood define the Enhancement procedures and appropriate activities in the delivery of services.

    WORKTREP

    Role of PRESEED, WORKTREP, WEED, TULAY and WYC Programs


    PRESEED
    Operating Program for Livelihood Formation and Restoration Operating Program Livelihood Enhancement Integrated to PRESEED and WORKTREP

    WORKTREP

    WEED, TULAY, WYC

    Menu of Services
    OBJECTIVE KEY SERVICE SUPPORT SERVICES Trainings on: Business and Productivity Improvement Workers Safety and Health Networking and Business Alliance Social Protection Advocacy Livelihood Assistance in the establishment of Enhancement common service facility through the provision of equipment, raw materials/inputs, and tools and jigs

    Livelihood Restoration Livelihood Formation

    Provision of new working capital in the form of raw materials/inputs and tools and jigs For self employment Conduct of Training-cum-production Provision of working capital in the form of raw materials/inputs and tools and jigs For Enterprise Development Provision of working capital in the form of raw materials/inputs, and equipment/ tools/jigs necessary in the establishment of an enterprise Training on: Entrepreneurship Development

    Trainings on: Enterprise Planning Enterprise Management Production Skills

    Project Implementation Scheme


    Delivery of capability building services through Accredited Co-Partners (ACPs) Integrated & responsive delivery of capability building services
    Delivery in convergent area

    Funding Requirement
    Livelihood Capacity Building Program to be funded thru regular regional allocation for CAPACITY BUILDING FOR SPECIFIC SECTOR
    Livelihood Restoration Projects to be funded by centrally-managed DOLE-AMP fund

    Funding Requirement
    For 2008, funding for livelihood formation enterprise development to be drawn from centrally-managed WIN AP Program fund Fund releases in tranches based on approved project proposal
    Amount to be availed depend on the kind of livelihood undertaking and individual business plan

    EVALUATION AND APPROVAL of PROJECT PROPOSALS


    Funding assistance below P500,000 For evaluation of RPMT and approval by Regional Director

    Funding assistance P500,000 and above but below P1M

    For evaluation of RPMT and concerned RCC RCC members/s and approval by Regional Director
    For evaluation of CO and approval by Secretary

    Funding assistance P1M and above

    Project Monitoring
    Regional Office to monitor projects for three (3) years and submit the following reports to concerned Bureaus/Program Managers
    Project Completion Report Quarterly Progress Report

    Project Terminal report

    Distinction among DOLE, DSWD AND DTIs CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMS

    In terms of CLIENTS
    DTIs services are for enterprises (micro, small and medium enterprises) and for employers/ entrepreneurs in the formal economy DOLEs clients are the workers in the informal economy who wish to enhance or restore their livelihood undertakings and the workers in the formal economy also has a special livelihood program DSWDs clients are mainly indigents who wish to undertake livelihood as self-employed .

    Distinction among DOLE, DSWD AND DTIs CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMS

    In terms of SERVICES
    DTIs services are mainly for LIVELIHOOD FORMATION and ENHANCEMENT DOLEs services are for LIVELIHOOD ENHANCEMENT, RESTORATION and FORMATION DSWDs services are for LIVELIHOOD FORMATION

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