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ANNUAL GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT (GAD) ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
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FY 2020
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REGION:10
TOTAL LGU BUDGET:
Php 613,171,687.00
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PROVINCE:MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
TOTAL GAD EXPENDITURE:
Php 21,789,466.00
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CITY/MUNICIPALITY:OROQUIETA CITY
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Gender Issue or GAD MandateGAD ObjectiveRelevant LGU Program or ProjectGAD ActivityPerformance Indicator and TargetActual Results
Approved GAD BudgetActual GAD Cost or ExpenditureVariance or Remarks
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(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)
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CLIENT-FOCUSED
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MAYOR
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Inability of poor but deserving students to avail Senior High School, College & Technical Vocational Education.(City Scholaship Program)To provide the youth, especially female students financial /educational support to make them ready to face the challenges of the future.OCM GAD Program: City Scholarship ProgramProvision of financial support; conduct screening of applicants; orientation of continuing scholarsProvide Financial assistance of P3500 for college; P2000 for TVET & Senior High School qualified scholars Granted Financial Asssistance to 1,579 qualified scholars. 7,000,000.00 4,455,500.00 2,544,500.00
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Assistance to individuals in crisis situationTo provide medical / financial support to women & their families in times of crisis situationOCM GAD ProgramProvision of medical / financial support to women & their families in times of crisis situationScreened, evaluated & released financial assistance qualified beneficiaries Finacial assistance released to 1,515 qualified beneficiaries 4,500,000.00 1,652,900.00 2,847,100.00
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SPES-Special Program for the Employment of StudentsTo provide job opportunities to students especially females & IP's during summer vacation while they attend school during the rest of the year.OCM-PESO GAD ProgramHiring of students for under the Special program for the Employment of Students. (SPES)Screened, evaluated & hired qualified students to avail of the SPES. Employed 252 qualified students.(122-Female ; 130-Male) 1,200,000.00 1,018,000.00 182,000.00
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Absence of livelihood skills training for unemployed womenTo equip unemployed women the livelihood skills to help them find a source of income.PESO GAD Program - Livelihood Skills Training for WomenConduct livelihood skills training, workshops & seminars for women.50 unemployed women are able to undergo livelihood skills training 16 women were provided livelihood skills training. 100,000.00 35,000.00 65,000.00
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Absence of strong sense of family and morality. High number of unmarried couples.To provide women a sense of moral security under the sanctity of marriage / family.OCM GAD -Mass Wedding ProgramConduct a mass wedding activity for 100 couples100 unmarried couples get married Mass wedding activity not conducted due to the Pandemic 200,000.00 200,000.00
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OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
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Donations - support for different activities of the barangays during their respective "Araw ng Barangay" celebration involving women, youth and family sectors, accredited NGO's /PO'sTo develop comaraderie & appreciation on special participation of women in cultural activites along with members of the other sectors (men, youth & accredited NGO's/PO's) in the barangay.SP, GAD ProgramProvision of minimal financial support to the barangays for the different activites conducted involving women, men & youth during their "Araw ng Barangay" celebration. As well as to NGO's, & PO's.Increase participation of women to barangay activities together with men & the youth during "Araw ng Barangay" celebration by providing financial support to help defray expenses.No activity conducted due to the Pandemic. 200,000.00 200,000.00
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR
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Limited availability of information and knowledge about GAD current issues / newsTo provide easy access to information and knowledge at the E-Learning Center of the City Library.OCA, GAD ProgramProvide internet connectivity for clients at the E-Learning center of the City LibraryUp and operational internet connection at the E-Learning centerInternet connection at the E-Learning center operational. Ease of access to information improved 12,000.00 12,000.00
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CITY HEALTH OFFICE
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Inadequate medicines for women during pregnancy and those with gender related and lifestyle diseases.To provide medicines for marginalized individuals especially women & children with gender related & lifestyle diseasesCHO, GAD Program; Drugs & Medicines for GAD ClientsProcurement of medicines; advocacy & dispensing of medicines to clients / patientsProcured and dispensed medicines to clients / patientsMedicine prescribed and dispensed to 1200 patients / clients 1,000,000.00 1,030,100.00 (30,100.00)
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Lack of blood supply for gender-related health servicesTo have adequate stock of blood for emergency use.CHO, GAD ProgramConduct Blood-letting activity.Conducted 3 Blood-letting activity.Conducted 3 Blood Letting activity. Supply for all blood types collected and made readily available for emergency use. 200,000.00 198,750.00 1,250.00
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases; HIV/AIDSTo increase awareness re: STD, HIV / AIDS prevention.CHO, GAD ProgramConduct advocacy campaign on STD/HIV/AIDS Awareness in the community.Conducted advocacy campaign on STD/HIV/AIDS Awareness in the community.20 clients / patients were diagnosed and treated. 100,000.00 7,500.00 92,500.00
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Inadequate quality drinking water sources monitoring & survellance.To increase survellance and monitoring of drinking water sources.CHO, GAD ProgramConduct inspection, examination and monitoring of drinking water sources in the cityConducted inspection, examination and monitoring of drinking water sources in the cityNo activity conducted due to the Pandemic. 200,000.00 200,000.00
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Non-compliant to Zero Open Defecation (ZOD) CampaignTo increase the number of households utilizing sanitary toilets for proper hygiene.CHO, GAD ProgramProcurement of sanitary toilet bowls for distribution to non-ZOD campaign compliant householdsProcured sanitary toilet bowls and distributed to non-ZOD campaign compliant households80 sanitary toilet bowls distributed & installed. Number of non-ZOD compliant households deceased 100,000.00 73,500.00 26,500.00
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Inadequate information dissemination on Smoke Ceasation Campaign. To prevent/control the exposure of the public to the dangers of smoking. To reduce the exposure of women and children to passive smoke.CHO, GAD ProgramConduct counselling and Smoking Ceasation seminars; production of leaflets on the advocacy to a Smoke-free environmentConducted counselling and Smoking Ceasation seminars; production of leaflets on the advocacy to a Smoke-free environmentonly 1 smokefree activity conducted due to the pandemic 200,000.00 10,500.00 189,500.00
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Increasing number of Teenage PregnanciesTo strongly advocate Reproductive Health Awareness to teenagersCHO, GAD ProgramConduct Reproductive Health Awareness Campaign for teenagers.Conduct 3 trainings of Reproductive Health Awareness Campaign for teenagers58 Teenagers attended the training & become more aware of the values of reproductive health. 100,000.00 102,500.00 (2,500.00)
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Increasing number of malnourished children and the community in generalTo counter mal-nutrition of children and the community in generalCHO, GAD ProgramConduct IED and nutrition month celebrationPercentage of malnutrition decreased; number of mal nourished chiildren decreased. Nutrition month celebration acticties conducted.No activity conducted due to the Pandemic. 100,000.00 100,000.00
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Increasing cases of Lymphatic Filariasis affecting the communityTo decrease / eliminate Lymphatic Filariasis cases in the cityCHO, GAD ProgramConduct Nocturnal blood examinations on identified areas where cases of lymphatic cases is high.Conducted nocturnal blood examinations on identified areas where cases of lymphatic cases is high.No activity conducted due to the Pandemic. 100,000.00 100,000.00
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"Himsog Remyon Program" Healthy kidneys for school-age childrenTo advocate the importance of having healthy kidneys especially for school-age childrenCHO, GAD ProgramConduct awareness campaign in schools; provide medical assistance to children afflicted by renal diseases.Conducted awareness campaign in schools; provided medical assistance to children afflicted by renal diseases.No activity conducted due to the Pandemic. 50,000.00 50,000.00
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CITY SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
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Low Income Families. Lack of livelihood skills & opportunities for women, PWD's & Out-of-School youth.To enhance livelihood skills & opportunities for unemployed women, pwds & out of school youthCSWD, GAD ProgramConduct livelihood skills training, workshops & seminars for women, pwds & out of school youthConducted livelihood skills training for women, pwds & out of school youthNo activity conducted due to the Pandemic. 150,000.00 150,000.00
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Misuderstanding between and among persons with disability (PWD)To improve Interpersonal relationships among PWDsCSWD, GAD ProgramConduct team building activity for PWDsConducted team building activity for PWDs50 PWDs participated in the activity. Interpersonal relationships among them improved 130,000.00 88,208.00 41,792.00
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Increasing number of Out of School Youths (especially women)To encourage the youth to go back to school for them to find better jobs.CSWD, GAD ProgramProvide educationnal assistance for out of school youth.30 Out of school youths provided educational assistance.3 Out of school youth provided assistance 120,000.00 6,000.00 114,000.00
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Operation of Women and Children Crisis CenterTo provide temporary shelter and safe haven for women and children in crisis situationsCSWD, GAD ProgramTo provide/maintain temporary shelter facility and couselling for orphans, abandoned children and women in crisis situation (VAWC victims)To provided/maintained temporary shelter facility and couselling for orphans, abandoned children and women in crisis situation (VAWC victims)26 clients were provided services of the crisis center 1,600,000.00 341,860.00 1,258,140.00
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SUBTOTAL-A15,945,000.00 9,465,686.00 6,479,314.00
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ORGANIZATION-FOCUSED
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MAYOR
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Gender Sensitive response of employees to clientsTo capacitate Regular & Casual employees re: Knowledge on Gender AnalysisOCM GAD ProgramConduct training on Gender Analysis for regular & casual EmployeesGender AnalysisTraining for 530 regular & casual employees conducted No activity conducted due to the Pandemic. 1,625,000.00 1,625,000.00
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Rural Improvement Club (RIC) day CelebrationTo empower women-based organization. Provide them with a oppurtunity to showcase their role & contribution to the communityOCM-CAFO, GAD ProgramConduct RIC Day Celebration.Participation of women-based organization members from 47 barangays of the city RIC Day celebration conducted & participated. 47 barangay women's organizations participated. 185,000.00 184,960.00 40.00
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Services provided by Barangay Nutrition Scholars & Barangay Health WorkersTo extend support to BNSs & BHWs for transportation expenses in the delivery of services that would lead to minimize number of malnourished children immediate response to health cases in the barangayCHO, GAD ProgramProvision of monthly honorarium for 47 BNSs & 610 BHWs.Provided monthly honorarium for 47 BNSs & 610 BHWs. For one yearProvided honorarium for; 47 BNSs @P1200/mo; 610 BHWs@1100/mo for one year 7,026,000.00 7,136,900.00 (110,000.00)
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CITY SOCIAL WELFARE AND SERVICES OFFICE
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Barangay Day Care Workers trainingTo provide Day Care workers updates of current issues and trends in their line of service.CHO, GAD ProgramConduct / Attend seminar & training re: Current issues & trends for Day Care services.Conducted training for Day Care workers.No activity conducted due to the Pandemic. 110,000.00 110,000.00
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Services provided by Barangay Day Care WorkersTo extend support to Barangay Day Care Workers in recognition to their contribution to the mental development of pre-school children in the barangaysCSWD, GAD ProgramProvision of monthly honorarium for 57 Barangay Day Care WorkersProvided monthly honorarium for 57 Barangay Day Care Workers @5,250/mo For one yearProvided honorarium for; 57 Barangay Day Care Workers @ 5,250.00/mo for one year 3,933,000.00 3,933,000.00
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SUBTOTAL-B 12,334,000.00 12,323,780.00 10,220.00
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ATTRIBUTED PROGRAMS
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Title of LGU Program or ProjectHGDG PIMME/ FIMME ScoreTotal Annual Program/Project Cost or ExpenditureGAD Attributed Program/Project Cost or ExpenditureVariance or Remarks
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GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) 28,279,000.00 21,789,466.00 6,489,534.00
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Prepared by:Approved by:Date:
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JAY C. LORENZOLEMUEL MEYRICK M. ACOSTA03/29/2021
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