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Activity Design Asdasfdas
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II. Rationale
It aims at the holistic development of a child’s social , emotional, cognitive and physical needs in
order to build a solid and broad foundation for lifelong learning and wellbeing. The Child
Development Workers aside from conducting early childhood enrichment activities may serve as
even greater role by closely monitoring any signs of neglect or abuse among the day care
children. They will also address themselves to existing problems of malnutrition and hampered
growth and development through the growth monitoring activities.
III. Objectives
To help develop the skills, dedication and commitment of the service provider.
IV. Methodology
Conduct Hosting of Provincial Child Development Worker’s Day
V. Budgetary Requirements
Labor of Decoration - 1,500.00
Room Accommodation - 1,500.00
Supplies and Materials - 1,000.00
Other Expense(Make-up handler of candidate)– 2,500.00
Total 6,500.00
VI. Source of Fund
General Fund- MSWD Office ( Other MOE)
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II. Rationale
The Sustainable Livelihood Program provides capacity- building activities to the program participants to
help improve their socio – economic status through accessing and acquiring necessary assets to engage in
sustainable projects. The identified project must be community driven, market and resource oriented. The
program also aims to increase level of participation among participants and to inculcate sensed of
ownership that will lead to the improvement of the level of well-being.
The activity aims to visit the SLPAs whose projects are sustaining and give more technical assistance to
improve their organizational management in this way they can meet the guidelines for the partnership to
other stakeholders and they can easily serve the community through the given project. They can share
also to other SLPAs their good practices.
III. Objectives
. To help participants to uplift their economic status through LSG program.
IV. Methodology
Documentation of good practices of SLPAs in the Municipality of Maragusan.
V. Budgetary Requirements
36 pax Snacks x 55.00 = 1,980.00
36 pax B-fast x 120.00 = 4,320.00
36 pax Snacks x 55.00 = 1,980.00
36 pax Lunch x 175.00 = 6,300.00
Total = 14,580.00
VI. Source of Fund
General Fund- MO- Representation Expenses
VII. Expected Output
36 participants will received LSG as livelihood assistance.
Prepared by:
FREDURIC F. FIEL
PS II
Reviewed by the Local Finance Committee:
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II. Rationale
The program are designed to assist the elderly who needs physical, psycho-social and vocational
services; and the elderly who are physically, socially and economically well-off but do not have the
opportunity to share their time, talent and treasure. This is implemented through the provision of
opportunities for income generating projects, socio-cultural, sports and recreational activities and
referrals for medical interventions.
III. Objectives
To assist the elderly persons cope with changes in their physiological make-up, social roles and
economic responsibilities
IV. Methodology
Provision of Monthly Honorarium
V. Budgetary Requirements
Php 1,600.00
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The immediate and continuing threat of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has affected hundreds
of thousands of small-scale, low-income informal businesses in the Municipality of Maragusan,
Province of Davao de Oro. The COVID-19 and the subsequent imposition of the Enhanced
Community Quarantine (ECQ) on March 16, 2020, have impeded economic activity in the area to
contain the spread of the virus. The shutdown of regular business activity and limiting of human-to-
human contact has hampered the ability of these low-income informal businesses to generate
income for their daily sustenance and survival.
Moreover, as to the continuation of Livelihood Assistance Grants Batch IV, the Office of Governor
Justice Dorothy M. Gonzaga endorse the names of their identified potential LAG IV beneficiaries
which still subject for validation. With this, the objective of the program, the rehabilitation should
extend its meaning to the constituents of Maragusan, particularly to the certain beneficiaries. The
financial assistance under the Social Amelioration Program (SAP), more specifically, the Livelihood
Assistance Grant (LAG) of the Department of Social Welfare and Development Sustainable
Livelihood Program (DSWD-SLP), would be of essential help for the local government of Maragusan
to put in place the said post rehabilitation and livelihood recovery to support these low-income and
informal business owners to generate respective business revenue to recover socio-economic status
and build more resilient small-scale businesses.
III.Objectives
The main objective of the local government is to provide direct financial assistance to low-income
and small-scale informal businesses that are affected during this pandemic through the DSWD-SLP
LAG IV to continue provide resources as to rehabilitate and recover the businesses of target
beneficiaries. Through this joint intervention, the following outcomes may be achieved:
IV.Methodology
Facilitate LAG Payout
V.Budgetary Requirements
25 pax A.M. Snacks - P 1,375.00
25 pax Meals - P 4,375.00
P 5,750.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund
VII.Expected Output
LAG payout Facilitated
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The KALAHI CIDSS PAMANA IP-CDD seeks to empower the communities, including the
Indigenous People (IP communities, affected by or vulnerable to conflict, and engage them as active
partners in development by involving them in culture and gender-sensitive processes of identifying
community needs, planning for and implementing appropriate sub-projects, and participating in
monitoring projects outputs and results.
III.Objectives
The development objective of KALAHI -CIDSS is to have barangays/communities become
empowered to achieve improved access to services and to participate in more inclusive local
planning, budgeting, and implementation.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate KC PAMANA IP-CDD Meeting
V.Budgetary Requirements
25 pax Meals - P 4,375.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Mayor’s Office)
VII.Expected Output
KC PAMANA IP-CDD Meeting Facilitated
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
III.Objectives
To give priority to housing programmes designed to benefit the low-income groups.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate GK,NHA,MSAP & UDHA HOUSING ANNIVERSARY
V.Budgetary Requirements
Pork- Lechon - 14,500.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MAYOR)
VII.Expected Output
GK,NHA,MSAP & UDHA HOUSING ANNIVERSARY Facilitated
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
III.Objectives
IV.Methodology
Provision of Housing Board/TWG Honorarium
V.Budgetary Requirements
Honorarium - 16,000.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Housing and Development Program)
VII.Expected Output
Housing Board/TWG Honorarium provided
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Persons With Disability Program refers to provision of services on disability prevention, rehabilitation
and equalization of opportunities for physically, mentally and socially disabled persons in order to
enhance their capability to attain a more meaningful, productive and satisfying way of life and ultimately
become self-reliant and contributing members of the society through active participation in the
organization and to the community.
III.Objectives
• To mobilize community resources in meeting the disabled person needs relative to his/her physical
restoration.
• To help the Persons With Disabilities resolve and cope with negative feelings, stigma and perception
that block his/her adjustment and reintegration in the community.
• To assist the individuals with disabilities acquire basic communication skills to enable them to express
their needs, ideas and aspiration.
IV.Methodology
Conduct Hosting Provincial Davao De Oro Federation of Differently Abled Person (DDOFEDAP) Quarterly
Meeting
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals & Snacks - P 9,405.00
Lechon - P 14,500.00
P 23,905.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Person with Disability Program)
VII.Expected Output
Hosting Provincial Davao De Oro Federation of Differently Abled Person (DDOFEDAP) Quarterly
Meeting conducted
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Persons With Disability Program refers to provision of services on disability prevention, rehabilitation
and equalization of opportunities for physically, mentally and socially disabled persons in order to
enhance their capability to attain a more meaningful, productive and satisfying way of life and ultimately
become self-reliant and contributing members of the society through active participation in the
organization and to the community.
III.Objectives
• To mobilize community resources in meeting the disabled person needs relative to his/her physical
restoration.
• To help the Persons With Disabilities resolve and cope with negative feelings, stigma and perception
that block his/her adjustment and reintegration in the community.
• To assist the individuals with disabilities acquire basic communication skills to enable them to express
their needs, ideas and aspiration.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate Person With Disability Year End Evaluation
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals & Snacks - P 11,400.00
Pork-Lechon - P 14,500.00
Food Packs - P 7,975.00
TOTAL P 33,875.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Person with Disability Program)
VII.Expected Output
Person With Disability Year End Evaluation Facilitated
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Persons With Disability Program refers to provision of services on disability prevention, rehabilitation
and equalization of opportunities for physically, mentally and socially disabled persons in order to
enhance their capability to attain a more meaningful, productive and satisfying way of life and ultimately
become self-reliant and contributing members of the society through active participation in the
organization and to the community.
III.Objectives
• To mobilize community resources in meeting the disabled person needs relative to his/her physical
restoration.
• To help the Persons With Disabilities resolve and cope with negative feelings, stigma and perception
that block his/her adjustment and reintegration in the community.
• To assist the individuals with disabilities acquire basic communication skills to enable them to express
their needs, ideas and aspiration.
IV.Methodology
Provision of Person With Disability Educational Assistance
V.Budgetary Requirements
20 PWD/UHAM beneficiaries Educational Assistance – P 36,000.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Person with Disability Program- Educational Assistance)
VII.Expected Output
Person With Disability Educational Assistance Provided
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
III.Objectives
To give priority to housing programmes designed to benefit the low-income groups.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate Municipal Urban Development Housing Board (MUDHA) and Local Inter Agency
Committee (LIAC) meeting
V.Budgetary Requirements
Snacks - P 1,925.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Mun. Urban Development and Housing Board)
VII.Expected Output
Municipal Urban Development Housing Board (MUDHA) and Local Inter Agency Committee
(LIAC) meeting facilitated
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Persons With Disability Program refers to provision of services on disability prevention, rehabilitation
and equalization of opportunities for physically, mentally and socially disabled persons in order to
enhance their capability to attain a more meaningful, productive and satisfying way of life and ultimately
become self-reliant and contributing members of the society through active participation in the
organization and to the community.
III.Objectives
• To mobilize community resources in meeting the disabled person needs relative to his/her physical
restoration.
• To help the Persons With Disabilities resolve and cope with negative feelings, stigma and perception
that block his/her adjustment and reintegration in the community.
• To assist the individuals with disabilities acquire basic communication skills to enable them to express
their needs, ideas and aspiration.
IV.Methodology
Conduct PWD ASSEMBLY (NDPR WEEK)
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals & Snacks - P 13,800.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Person with Disability Program)
VII.Expected Output
PWD ASSEMBLY (NDPR WEEK) Conducted
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Persons With Disability Program refers to provision of services on disability prevention, rehabilitation
and equalization of opportunities for physically, mentally and socially disabled persons in order to
enhance their capability to attain a more meaningful, productive and satisfying way of life and ultimately
become self-reliant and contributing members of the society through active participation in the
organization and to the community.
III.Objectives
• To mobilize community resources in meeting the disabled person needs relative to his/her physical
restoration.
• To help the Persons With Disabilities resolve and cope with negative feelings, stigma and perception
that block his/her adjustment and reintegration in the community.
• To assist the individuals with disabilities acquire basic communication skills to enable them to express
their needs, ideas and aspiration.
IV.Methodology
PURCHASE ASSISTIVE DEVICE FOR PWD
V.Budgetary Requirements
3 UNIT WHEELCHAIR – ADULT - 18,000.00
5 PCS. CANE - 2,500.00
4 PAIRS CRUTCHES-ADULT - 3,400.00
TOTAL P 23,900.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Person with Disability Program)
VII.Expected Output
ASSISTIVE DEVICE FOR PWD PURCHASED
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
Reviewed by the Local Finance Committee:
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
Senior Citizens and Person with Disabilities are both have special needs in life since most of them belong
to high risk as far as health condition is concern. Thus, provision of medicines, vitamins supplementation
and vaccines would be of great help as part of early recovery and rehabilitation services that prevent
from any adversity in their existence.
III.Objectives
To ensure that Senior Citizen and Person with Disabilities are able to participate in their
community
To prevent as many people as possible from becoming disability
To provide early rehabilitation services to Senior Citizens and PWDs
IV.Methodology
PURCHASE VITAMINS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN & PWD
V.Budgetary Requirements
27 bot. ASCORBIC ACID - P 2,423.25
173 boxes Vitamin C ( Ascorbic Acid) - P 47,575.00
Total P 49,998.25
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Purchase of Medicines,Vitamins,Supplementation and Vaccines for Senior
Citizens and PWDs)
VII.Expected Output
VITAMINS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN & PWD PURCHASED
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines is one of the active youth organizations of our
community, thus the state recognizes its responsibility to enable the youth to fulfil their vital role in
nation building, creates structures to implement the same appropriate adequate funds to provide
support for the program and implementing structures on a continuing sustain basis. In pursuant of
Republic Act 8044 or known as “The youth in Nation-Building Act”.
III.Objectives
To engage the youth in various activities that will promote their social, economical, physical,
mental and spiritual development.
To encourage, facilitate, and create opportunities for self-expression and development of proper
attitudes and behavior for self-awareness and self fulfilment.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate PYAP quarterly meeting
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals & Snacks - P 6, 900.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Youth Welfare Program)
VII.Expected Output
PYAP quarterly meeting Facilitated
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines is one of the active youth organizations of our
community, thus the state recognizes its responsibility to enable the youth to fulfil their vital role in
nation building, creates structures to implement the same appropriate adequate funds to provide
support for the program and implementing structures on a continuing sustain basis. In pursuant of
Republic Act 8044 or known as “The youth in Nation-Building Act”.
III.Objectives
To engage the youth in various activities that will promote their social, economical, physical,
mental and spiritual development.
To encourage, facilitate, and create opportunities for self-expression and development of proper
attitudes and behavior for self-awareness and self fulfilment.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate PYAP Planning Workshop and Year End Evaluation
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals & Snacks - P 11,000.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Youth Welfare Program)
VII.Expected Output
PYAP Planning Workshop and Year End Evaluation Facilitated
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines is one of the active youth organizations of our
community, thus the state recognizes its responsibility to enable the youth to fulfill their vital role in
nation building, creates structures to implement the same appropriate adequate funds to provide
support for the program and implementing structures on a continuing sustain basis. In pursuant of
Republic Act 8044 or known as “The youth in Nation-Building Act”.
III.Objectives
To engage the youth in various activities that will promote their social, economical, physical,
mental and spiritual development.
To encourage, facilitate, and create opportunities for self-expression and development of proper
attitudes and behavior for self-awareness and self fulfilment.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate PYAP Leadership Training
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals & Snacks - P 11, 400.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Youth Welfare Program)
VII.Expected Output
PYAP Leadership Training Facilitated
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines is one of the active youth organizations of our
community, thus the state recognizes its responsibility to enable the youth to fulfill their vital role in
nation building, creates structures to implement the same appropriate adequate funds to provide
support for the program and implementing structures on a continuing sustain basis. In pursuant of
Republic Act 8044 or known as “The youth in Nation-Building Act”.
III.Objectives
To engage the youth in various activities that will promote their social, economical, physical,
mental and spiritual development.
To encourage, facilitate, and create opportunities for self-expression and development of proper
attitudes and behavior for self-awareness and self fulfilment.
IV.Methodology
Provision of PYAP President Honorarium
V.Budgetary Requirements
Honorarium - P 24,000.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Youth Welfare Program)
VII.Expected Output
PYAP President Honorarium provided
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
Gender issues in development have generated gender needs that must be addressed to equalize
the status of women and men in society both practical in which women is socially accepted its often
refer to inadequacies in living condition such as safe water, health care and employment, and strategic
needs is to abolish the gender division of labor, alleviate the burden of child care and domestic work,
remove institutional forms of discrimination and adopt measures to fight violence against women.
III.Objectives
Equality of women and men with regard to political representation and participation. Enhancement of
gender roles and standards for women and men, elimination of restricting standards.
IV.Methodology
Provision of GFPS/TWG T-shirt
V.Budgetary Requirements
44 pcs. POLO T-Shirt - P 28,688.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Gender and Development Program)
VII.Expected Output
GFPS/TWG T-shirt provided
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
This program refers to the provision and expansion of knowledge and skills of parents and other
involved in child caring, on early childhood development, health care, behavior management, improving
the father-mother relationship and parenting rights and duties.
III.Objectives
To enrich and strengthen the family to be able to fulfill its functions as member of the family
and community;
IV.Methodology
Facilitate Family Welfare Training Program
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals and Snacks - P 9,975.00
Trainer’s Honorarium - P 2,200.00
Training Materials/supplies - P 3,000.00
Total P 15,175.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Family Welfare Program- Conduct of Trainings)
VII.Expected Output
Family Welfare Training Program Facilitated
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
Activity Title : Local Council for the Protection of Children (LCPC) quarterly meeting
Lead Implementing Office : Municipal Social Welfare & Development
Beneficiaries / Participants : LCPC members and Secretariat
Time table : November 11, 2022
Venue / Location : MSWDO,Maragusan, Davao de Oro
II.Rationale
It is a council organized at the municipal levels that serves as umbrella organization for all children’s
concern. It is a council fully harnessed to be an efficient and effective advocate of child’s right that
implements all children’s program at the local levels.
The LCPC is an institutional mechanism in all levels of LGUs that advocates rights, plans and
initiates/recommends intervention, and monitors children’s program and projects in the locality.
III.Objectives
To be able to discuss the policies on the creation of the Local Council for the Protection of
Children, determine the functionality.
Develop and maintain a holistic, unified comprehensive plan for all of our communities that
reflect the vision of the majority of our citizens.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate Local Council for the Protection of Children (LCPC) quarterly meeting
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals - P 4,375.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (MSWD Office Representation)
VII.Expected Output
Local Council for the Protection of Children (LCPC) quarterly meeting Facilitated
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
It is a council organized at the municipal levels that serves as umbrella organization for all children’s
concern. It is a council fully harnessed to be an efficient and effective advocate of child’s right that
implements all children’s program at the local levels.
III.Objectives
To be able to discuss the policies on the creation of the Local Council for the Protection of
Children, determine the functionality.
Develop and maintain a holistic, unified comprehensive plan for all of our communities that
reflect the vision of the majority of our citizens.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate State of the Children’s Address (SOCA)
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals - P 13,125.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (MCPC- Representation)
VII.Expected Output
State of the Children’s Address (SOCA) Facilitated
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
GAD Focal Point System is an interacting and independent group of people in all government
instrumentalities tasked to catalyze and accelerate gender mainstreaming within their agencies.
Its purpose across the organization to ensure that in its development there in equality in the
participation and empowerment of its people towards and effective implementation at strategies for
equality services to its clienteles.
III.Objectives
To integrate gender perspective in the policy, research and extension, advocacy, linkages training
and other development programs.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate GFPS/TWG Quarterly meeting
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals - P 5,250.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Gender and Development Focal Point System)
VII.Expected Output
GFPS/TWG Quarterly meeting Facilitated
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
This program refers to the provision and expansion of knowledge and skills of parents and other
involved in child caring, on early childhood development, health care, behavior management, improving
the father-mother relationship and parenting rights and duties.
III.Objectives
To enrich and strengthen the family to be able to fulfill its functions as member of the family and
community;
IV.Methodology
Facilitate Parents Committee (PARCOM) meeting
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals - P 7,875.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (MSWD- Representation)
VII.Expected Output
Parents Committee (PARCOM) meeting Facilitated
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
This program will focus more on monitoring the implementation of Republic Act. No. 9208 (Anti-
Traffickingin Person Act 2004) and Republic Act. 9262 (Anti Violence Against Women and their Children
Act of 2004).
III.Objectives
To institute policies and programs to protect women and children who are victims of trafficking
-in-person (TIP) and violence against women and their children (VAWC).
To create and establish systems on surveillance, investigation, and rescue to insure effective and
efficient coordination.
IV.Methodology
Facilitate LCAT-VAWC Quarterly meeting
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals - P 5,250.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (LCAT-VAWC Program)
VII.Expected Output
LCAT-VAWC Quarterly meeting Facilitated
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Municipal Office on Social Welfare and Development Services will be having a Sectoral
Planning Workshop and Year End Evaluation at 2 nd Floor MSWD Office, Municipal Compound
,Maragusan, Davao de Oro.
III.Objectives
To provide the framework for the identification of public policy initiative and projects in the
private and public sectors
IV.Methodology
Conduct Sectoral Planning Workshop and Year End Evaluation
V.Budgetary Requirements
Meals & Snacks - P 8,550.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (MSWDO- Representation)
VII.Expected Output
Sectoral Planning Workshop and Year End Evaluation conducted
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
Activity Title : MSWD STAFF PLANNING WORKSHOP AND YEAR END EVALUATION
Lead Implementing Office : Municipal Social Welfare & Development
Beneficiaries / Participants : MSWDO Staff
Time table : December 16-17, 2022
Venue / Location : Lanes Kalapyahan,Dahican, Mati Davao Oriental
II.Rationale
The Municipal Office on Social Welfare and Development Services will be having a Planning
Workshop and Year End Evaluation at Lanes Kalapyahan,Dahican, Mati Davao Oriental
III.Objectives
To provide the framework for the identification of public policy initiative and projects in the
private and public sectors
IV.Methodology
Conduct MSWD Staff Planning Workshop and Year End Evaluation
V.Budgetary Requirements
Transportation & Meals Allowance - P 31,200.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (MSWDO- Other MOOE)
VII.Expected Output
MSWD Staff Planning Workshop and Year End Evaluation conducted
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
It is refers to acquisition of a product that we buy not by taste , but by necessity. In this type of
purchases, the factual characteristic of the item.
III.Objectives
To be able to use at the office.
IV.Methodology
Purchase 2 units Laptop
V.Budgetary Requirements
2 UNITS ASUS LAPTOP - P 43,960.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (MSWDO- Capital Outlay)
VII.Expected Output
Purchased 2 units Laptop
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Municipal Office On Social Welfare and Development Services will be having a Children’s
General Assembly to held at 2nd floor MSWD building , Municipal compound , Maragusan, Davao de Oro.
III.Objectives
To help people to realize Children’s rights as individual,
To have the access to healthcare ,education, and a healthy environment
IV.Methodology
Facilitate Children’s General Assembly
V.Budgetary Requirements
Snacks - P 3,300.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Child Welfare Program- Representation Exp.)
VII.Expected Output
Children’s General Assembly facilitated
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
Pursuant to Section 14 of Republic act No. 10410, entitled “ An Act Recognizing the Age from
Zero (0) to Eight (8) as the First Crucial Stage of Educational Development and Strengthening the Early
Childhood Care and Development System, Appropriating Funds Therefore And For Other Purposes,”
Otherwise Known as the “ Early Years Act 2013,”, The following Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR)
are hereby promulgated to implement the provisions of the Act.
Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) refers to the various services of health and
sanitation, nutrition, early education, child protection , social services development and human
development that may be conducted as center-based program or home-based programs by various ECCD
Service Providers.
III.Objectives
To help develop the skills, dedication and commitment of the service provider through their
Children
IV.Methodology
Provision of Child Development Workers Honorarium
V.Budgetary Requirements
CDW’s Honorarium – P 1,723,800.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Day Care Services Program – Oher Expense- Honorarium)
VII.Expected Output
Child Development Workers Honorarium provided
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
Pursuant to Section 14 of Republic act No. 10410, entitled “ An Act Recognizing the Age from Zero (0) to
Eight (8) as the First Crucial Stage of Educational Development and Strengthening the Early Childhood Care and
Development System, Appropriating Funds Therefore And For Other Purposes,” Otherwise Known as the “ Early
Years Act 2013,”, The following Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) are hereby promulgated to implement
the provisions of the Act.
Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) refers to the various services of health and sanitation,
nutrition, early education, child protection , social services development and human development that may be
conducted as center-based program or home-based programs by various ECCD Service Providers.
III.Objectives
To help develop the skills, dedication and commitment of the service provider through their Children
IV.Methodology
Conduct two (2) day Child Development Workers Capability Building
V.Budgetary Requirements
Snacks - 13,200.00
Meals - 21,000.00
Resource Person Honorarium- 5,000.00
Room Accommodation - `````````````````````11,750.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Day Care Services Program – Conduct Training and Oher MOE )
VII.Expected Output
Two (2) day Child Development Workers Capability Building conducted
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
Retirement in general sense is the time of life when you no longer need to work to live
comfortably, and can rely on saving or passive forms of income to fund your lifestyle. Retirement and the
term financial independence are often used interchangeably.
III.Objectives
To retain their financial stability and independence after they have completed their professional
career
IV.Methodology
Facilitated Testimonial Party and Year End Evaluation
V.Budgetary Requirements
Decoration labor - 3,400.00
Other supplies and Materials - 1,000.00
Total P 4,400.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Day Care Services Pogram – Oher MOE)
VII.Expected Output
Testimonial Party and Year End Evaluation facilitated
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
Retirement in general sense is the time of life when you no longer need to work to live
comfortably, and can rely on saving or passive forms of income to fund your lifestyle. Retirement and the
term financial independence are often used interchangeably.
III.Objectives
To retain their financial stability and independence after they have completed their professional
career
IV.Methodology
Provision of Retirement Benefits
V.Budgetary Requirements
Retirement Benefits (3 CDWs) - P 86,000.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund (Day Care Services Pogram – Oher MOE)
VII.Expected Output
Retirement Benefits provided
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The passage of Republic Act (RA) No. 7160 or the Local Government Code of 1991 ha mandate
The Department to devote basic services including certain SWD sectoral and community-based programs
and projects, the direct service workers, and its assets and liabilities. Since then, there has been a
significant shift in terms of the role of the agency from its rowing roles to steering roles, from a direct
service deliverer to technical assistance provider along policy formulation, standard setting, capability
building, and monitoring and evaluation. Corollary to this, it has to assist local government units (LGUs)
in implementing programs and services that alleviate poverty and empower disadvantage, marginalized
and vulnerable individuals, families and communities. Moreover, assistance to the implementation of
programs and projects lodged under the Department and those that are not devolved yet are required to
ensure effective services delivery.
III.Objectives:
To evaluate individual abilities or progress toward fulfilling the aims of services.
To make judgements about a program, to improve its effectiveness, and/or to inform
programming decisions.
IV.Methodology
Assist 2022 Service Delivery Capacity Assessment
V.Budgetary Requirements
15 pax A.M. & P.M. Snacks - P 1,650.00
15 pax Meals - P 2,625.00
P 4,275.00
VI.Source of Fund
General Fund
VII.Expected Output
2022 Service Delivery Capacity Assessment Assisted
Prepared by:
JASMIN J. GOLO
OIC – MSWDO
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Identifying Information
II.Rationale
The Persons With Disability Program refers to provision of services on disability prevention, rehabilitation
and equalization of opportunities for physically, mentally and socially disabled persons in order to
enhance their capability to attain a more meaningful, productive and satisfying way of life and ultimately
become self-reliant and contributing members of the society through active participation in the
organization and to the community.
III.Objectives
• To mobilize community resources in meeting the disabled person needs relative to his/her physical
restoration.
• To help the Persons With Disabilities resolve and cope with negative feelings, stigma and perception
that block his/her adjustment and reintegration in the community.
• To assist the individuals with disabilities acquire basic communication skills to enable them to express
their needs, ideas and aspiration.
IV.Methodology
FREDURIC F. FIEL ENGR. FRANCISCO C. MARIMON ALAN G. ABERGS, CPA ANABEL C. TEOXON
Private Secretary Municipal Engineer Municipal Accountant Municipal Administrator