LOCAL SPECIAL

BODIES
(LSB)
 Local Special Bodies
1) Local Development Council (LDC)
2) Local School Board (LScB)
3) Local Health Board (LHB)
4) Local Peace and Order Council (LPOC)
5) Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Mngt Council
(LDRRMC)
6) Local Anti-Drug Abuse Council (LADAC)
7) Local Council for the Protection of Children (LCPC)
8) People’s Law Enforcement Board (PLEB)
9) Local Nutrition Council (LNC)
10) Local Council on Anti-Trafficking and Violence
Against Women and their Children (LCAT-VAWC)
11) Local Culture and Arts Council
 Local Development Council (LDC)
LEGAL BASIS:

Sec. 106 of the LGC mandates all LGU to have a

comprehensive multi-sectoral development plan to be
initiated by its development council and approved by
its sanggunian. For this purpose, the development
council at the Provl/City/Municipal level shall
assist the corresponding sanggunian in setting
the direction of economic and social
development and coordinating development
efforts within its territorial jurisdiction
 Composition of LDC
The LDC shall be headed by the LCE and
shall be composed of the following
members:
(a) all Punong Brgys in the municipality/city
and Municipal/ Component City Mayor for
Provl
(b) SB/P/P Chairman, committee on
appropriation
(c) Congressman or his Representative; and
(d) Representatives of NGOs operating in the
municipality/city/ province who shall
constitute
not less than ¼ of the fully-organized
 Functions of LDC
1) Formulate long-term, medium term, and annual socio-
economic development plans and policies;

2) Formulate the medium-term and annual public investment

programs;

3) Appraise and prioritize socio-economic development programs

and policies;

4) Formulate local investment incentives to promote the inflow

and direction of private investment capital;

5) Coordinate, monitor, and evaluate the implementation of

development programs and projects;

6) Perform such other functions as may be provided by law or

competent authorities.
 Meetings and Quorum

The Local Development Council shall meet

at least once every six (6) months or as
often as may be necessary
 Executive Committee
Each local development council shall create an
executive committee to represent it and act in
its behalf when it is not in session
COMPOSITION:
•The Municipal/City Mayor/ Provl Gov. as
chairman;
•The SB/P/P Chair on Committee on
Appropriations;
•The LnB President; and
•an NGO Representative that are represented in
the council, as members
 ExeCom Powers and Functions

1) Ensure that the decision of the council are faithfully

carried out and implemented;

2) Act on matters requiring immediate attention or action

by the council;

3) Formulate policies, plans and programs based on the

general principles laid by the council; and

4) Act on matters that may be authorized by the council.

 LDC Secretariat

There is hereby constituted a SECRETARIAT

which shall be responsible for providing technical
support, documentation of proceedings,
preparation of reports and such other assistance
as may be required in the discharge of its
functions. The LDC may avail of the services of
any non-governmental organization or educational
or research institution for this purpose. The LDC
Secretariat shall be headed by the C/MPDC/
PPDO.
 LDC Sectoral or Functional Committee

The LDC may form sectoral or functional

committees to assist them in the performance of
their functions.

- A sectoral committee may be composed of

members who came from a particular sector of
society, for example, urban poor committee or
committee of fisherfolks.
- Functional committees may encompass
definite duties like a committee on ways and
means or a committee on beautification.
 Local School Board
Section 98 of the LGC mandates all LGUs to
established a local school board

COMPOSITION:
• The LCE as Chairperson and the Schools Division
Superintendent/ Schools District Supervisor as co-
chair;
• SB/P Chair on the committee on education;
• Local Treasurer;
• SK Federation President;
• President of the PTA, Representative of the Teacher’s
Organization and Representative of the Non-
Academic
Personnel of Public Schools, as members
 Functions of the School Board

(a) determine the annual supplementary

budgetary needs for the operation and
maintenance of public schools

(b) authorize the municipal treasurer to

disburse funds from the SEF pursuant to
the budget prepared and in accordance
with existing rules and regulations
 Functions of the School Board

(c) serve as an advisory committee to

the sanggunian concerned on
educational matters

(d) recommend changes in the names of

public schools within the territorial
jurisdiction of the local government unit
for enactment of the sanggunian
concerned
 Meetings and Quorum

The local school board shall meet at least

once a month or as often as may be
necessary

Any of the co-chairman may call a meeting

with majority of the members present
constituting a quorum
 PPAs under the School Board Budget

(1) construction, repair and

maintenance of school building and
other facilities of public elementary and
secondary schools

(2) establishment and maintenance of

extension classes where necessary, and

(3) sports activities at the division

district, municipal and barangay levels
 Compensation and Remuneration

The co-chairman and members of the local school

board shall perform their duties as such without
compensation or remuneration. Members thereof
who are not government officials or employees
shall be entitled to necessary travelling expenses
and allowances chargeable against its fund of the
local school board concerned.
 Local Health Board
Section 102 of the LGC mandates all LGUs to established a local
health board

COMPOSITION:

• The LCE as chairman;

• Local Health Officer as vice-chairman;
• SB/P Chair on the committee on health,
• Representative from the Private Sector or NGO involved in
health services and Representative of the DOH in the province, as
members

All provinces, cities and municipalities are encouraged to increase the

membership of representative-organizations to one-half (1/2) of the fully
organized LHB to further expand citizen participation such as, but not
limited to: ICCs/IPs, agriculture, transport, housing, education,
environment, faith-based organizations, senior citizens, PWDs, women,
LGBTQIA+ and the youth.
DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2022-83
 Functions of the Health Board
(a) propose to the sanggunian concerned, in
accordance with standards set by the MOH,
annual budgetary allocations for the operations
and maintenance of health facilities and
services within the LGU

(b) serve as advisory committee to the

sanggunian concerned on health matters
 Functions of the Health Board

(c) consistent with the technical and

administrative standards of the DOH,
create committees which shall advise
local health agencies on matters
regarding health services and delivery
 Meetings and Quorum

The local health board shall meet at

least once a month or as often as may
be necessary

Only the chairman may call a meeting

with majority of the members present
constituting a quorum.
 Compensation and Remuneration

The chairman, vice-chairman and

members of the local health board shall
perform their duties as such without
compensation or remuneration. Members
thereof who are not government officials
or employees shall be entitled to
necessary travelling expenses and
allowances chargeable against its fund of
the local school board concerned.
 Local Peace and Order Council

• RA 7160, Section 16 mandates all LGUs to ensure

and maintain peace and order within their
respective areas of jurisdiction, among other
concerns. In addition, Section 116 thereof states
that a POC shall be established in every Province,
City and Municipality.
• Executive Order No. 773, series of 2009 re: Further
Reorganizing the Peace and Order Council
• DILG MC No. 2015-130, Guidelines on the Functions
of the POC, BPOC, and the POC Secretariat
• DILG MC No. 2019-143 re: Omnibus Guidelines for
Peace and Order Councils (POCs)
 Local Peace and Order Council
COMPOSITION:
a) The LCE as Chair
b) The Vice Mayor/Governor as Co-Chair
c) The Representative of the Sangguniang
Bayan/Panlungsod/Panlalawigan
-Chair on Committee on Peace and Order and Public Safety
d) The Social Welfare and Development Officer
e) The Information Officer
f) The Health Officer
g) The Representatives of the central government office or agency in
the municipality/city/province who are appointed by their respective
heads, such as (i) PNP Director; (ii) CG of AFP; (iii) Commission on
Human Rights; (iv) NBI; (v) National Security, if any; (vi) Prov’l
Prosecutor’s Office; (vii) DILG; (viii) Exec. Dir. Of the Dangerous
Drugs Board; (ix)
e) 3 accredited CSOs involved in peace and order and public safety
services,
and with issued security clearnces from the Provincial Office, PNP
and AFP.
 Duties of LPOC
a) Convene the, PPOC quarterly or as often as the need arises;
b) Adopt the following resolutions:
a. A resolution on the composition of the PPOC immediately
after the
assumption of the new PPOC Chairperson,
and in the event that there is any change in the composition
thereof;
b. A resolution on the creation of Special Action Committees;
c. An annual resolution on the schedule of the quarterly meetings;
d. A resolution on the composition of the PPOC Secretariat;
e. A resolution on the approval of Provincial POPS Plan; and
f. Such other resolutions, as may be necessary.
(c) Invite other concerned agencies which are not included in E.O. No. 773, s.
2009, (e.g. intelligence communities or agencies) to join or participate in
PPOC meetings and/or activities, as may be necessary;
(d) Formulate a 3-year Local Peace and Order and Public Safety Plan (POPS)
Plan, to be incorporated/and consistent with the Provincial
Development and Physical Framework Plan (PDPFP)/ CDP.
 Duties of LPOC

e) Create a Special Action Committee (SAC) on Anti-Insurgency and Anti-Criminality,

Crisis Management, and other SACs, to prevent or address the issues or incidents
on peace and order and public safety.
(f) Create a Technical Working Group (TWG) for the purpose of POPS Planning,
following the guidelines prescribed by the Omnibus and other DILG issuances on
the tools and processes on POPS Planning.
(g) Provide a forum for inter-disciplinary dialogue and deliberation of major issues
and concerns affecting peace and order and public safety within their respective
areas of jurisdictions.
(h) Recommend strategic actions or activities aimed at promoting, improving, or
enhancing peace and order and public safety measures, including anti-insurgency
measures within their respective areas of jurisdictions.
(i) Recommend measures to converge and orchestrate internal security operations
efforts of civil authorities and agencies, military, and police.
(j) Formulate and adopt an effective mechanism for the coordination, cooperation, and
consultation involving the local executives, citizenry and law enforcement .
 Duties of LPOC
k) Apply moral suasion to and/or recommend sanctions against local chief executives
who are giving material and political support to the insurgents.
(l) Monitor the provision of livelihood and infrastructure development programs and
projects in the remote rural and indigenous population areas to isolate them from
the insurgents’ ideological, political, and organizational works.
(m) Serve as the convergence mechanism to support the Enhance Comprehensive Local
Integration Program (E-CLIP) Committee in its implementation, at the Provincial
level.
(n) Support the implementation of ELCAC initiatives.
(o) Monitor the functionality of the POCs through an annual conduct of POC
performance audit, the implementation of LGU POPS Plans, and reporting in the
POPSP-PCMS.
(p) Provide regular staff and financial assistance from the Office of the PPOC
Chairperson to support the PPOC Secretariat.
(q) Perform such other functions as may be directed by law, the higher LPOC
Chairperson, or the President.
 Meetings and Quorum

The PPOC shall meet at least quarterly

or as often as may be necessary

Only the chairman may call a meeting

with majority of the members present
constituting a quorum
 CCPOC/MPOC Secretariat

1. CCPOC/MPOC Secretariat Members:

(a) The CCPOC/MPOC Secretariat shall be composed of the

following officials and personnel from MILG and support from
the CCPOC/MPOC Chairperson:
- Secretariat Head : MILG City Director, CLGOO or MLGOO;
- Members : MILG Staff as Focal Person;
: Research Analyst;
: Information Technology (IT) Staff;
: Administrative Staff;
: Regular support staff/s from the Office of the
LPOC Chair; and
: Additional personnel, subject to availability of
funds and the usual accounting and auditing
rules and regulations.
 CPOC/MPOC Secretariat

2. Duties and Responsibilities of the CCPOC/MPOC Secretariat:

(a) The CPOC/MPOC Secretariat Head shall cause the reorganization of the
CPOC/MPOC upon assumption of the new POC Chairperson after a national
and local election through the following:

a. Convene the prospective members of the CPOC/MPOC;

b. Call for CSO nomination for CPOC/MPOC representation;
c. Review CSO profiles; and
d. Endorse and recommend CSO nominees to the CPOC/MPOC Chair.
 CCPOC/MPOC Secretariat

(b) Assist the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson in the conduct of

CPOC/MPOC meetings.

(d) Provide technical and administrative assistance to the CPOC/MPOC.

(e) Propose PPSAs contributing to the furtherance of peace and order and
public safety situation at the municipal level, consistent to national
thrusts.

(f) Recommend CPOC/MPOC agenda, and prepare resolutions, minutes of the

meeting, and other documents.
 CCPOC/MPOC Secretariat

(g) Submit the following status reports to the PPOC Secretariat:

a. Conduct of the annual POC performance audit;

b. Formulation and development of LGU POPS Plan;
c. Encoding in the POPSP-PCMS.

(h) Prepare and submit the following accomplishment reports through the
POPSP- PCMS.:

a. Reporting Forms 1 (semestral) and 2 (annual);

b. PPOC Secretariat semestral accomplishment report;
 CCPOC/MPOC Secretariat

(i) Provide technical support or assistance to activities related to

the Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program (E-
CLIP), ELCAC Task Force, and other peace and order and public
safety related programs in the region; and

(j) Perform such other tasks as may be directed by law, the LPOC
Chairperson or the NPOC Chairperson.
 Local Anti-Drug Abuse Council

COMPOSITION
Chairman: City/Municipal Mayor
Vice Chairman: City PNP Director/PNP Chief of Police
Members:
City LGOO/Municipal LGOO
DepEd City Division Superintendent/DepEd District Supervisor
DOJ City Prosecutor
Regional/Municipal Trial Court Judge
City/Municipal Social Welfare Officer
City/Municipal Health Officer
City/Municipal Public Information Officer
At least two (2) Representatives of NGOs
Religious Sector Representative
City/Municipal Probation and Parole Officers
 Duties and Functions of LADAC
(1)serve as focal point through which various
organizations and individuals work together
cooperatively in the planning, implementation and
evaluation of program on drug abuse prevention;
(2) provide for an effective mechanism for the
coordination of existing services and programs and
those which might developed in the future;
(3) provide for mechanism to obtain funds, volunteers,
facilities and technical expertise; and
(4) perform other related duties and functions as may
be assigned by the Local Chief Executive.
 Meetings

LADAC shall meet once (1) in every

quarter or as the need arises
 Local Disaster Risk Reduction Mgt Council
1.) LCE as Chairperson
Members
- Local Planning and Development Coordinator (PPDO/C/MPDC)
- Loacl Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (LDRRM) Officer
- Local Social Welfare and Development Officer (LSWDO)
- Local Health Officer (LHO)
- Local Agriculture Officer
- The Head of the Gender and Development Office (GAD)
- Local Engineer
- Local Veterinarian Officer
- Local Budget Officer
- Division Head / Superintendent of Schools of the DepEd,
- The highest-ranking officer of the AFP
- The Local Chief of Police, Philippine National Police (PNP)
- The Local Fire Marshall of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)
- The President of the Liga ng mga Barangay
- The Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC)
- Four (4) accredited CSOs
- One (1) private sector representative
 Meetings

LDRRMC shall meet once (1) in

every quarter or as the need arises
 LDRRMO

The LDRRMC shall established an Office, which shall be

responsible for :

(1)administrative functions and training;

(2)research and planning; and
(3)operations , warning and coordination of LDRRMC
actions
 Duties and Functions
The LDRRMC shall perform the following functions
with impartiality given the emerging challenges brought
by disasters of our times:

(1) Approve, monitor and evaluate the implementation of the

LDRRMPs and regularly review and test the plan consistent with other
national and local planning programs;
(2) Ensure the integration of disaster risk reduction and climate
change adaptation into local development plans, programs and
budgets as a strategy in sustainable development and poverty
reduction;
(3) Recommend the implementation of forced or preemptive
evacuation of local residents, if necessary; and
(4) Convene the local council once every three (3) months or as
necessary.
 Coordination During Emergencies

The LDRRMCs shall take the lead in preparing

for, responding to, and recovering from the
effects of any disaster based on the following
criteria:

a. The BDC, if a barangay is affected;

b. The City/Municipal DRRMCs, if two (2) or
more barangays are affected;
c. The Provincial DRRMC, if two (2) or more
cities/municipalities are affected
 Local Council for the Protection of Children
•DILG MC 2021-039 comprehensive guidelines for the
establishment, strengthening, and monitoring of the
local council for the protection of children(LCPC) at all
levels ad other purpose

•DILG MC No. 2002-121 encouraged the LGUs to

organize/reorganize their respective LCPCs pursuant to
RA Nos 4881 and 8980 and Presidential Decree No. 603
as amended.

•Section 15 of RA 9344, know as the “Juvenile Justice

and Welfare Act of 2006” mandates LGUs to establish
their respective Local Council for the Protection of
Children (LCPC) at the City, Municipal and Barangay
Levels.
 Local Council for the Protection of Children
•It is an institutional mechanism in the LGU
that facilitates and implement children’s
program

•Organized in all levels(Prov, City, Municipality,

Brgys) that serves as the umbrella organization
for children’s concerns

•It is a council fully harnessed to be an efficient

and effective advocate of child rights, and
implementor of all children’s programs in the
LGU
 Composition
1. Chairperson - City / Municipal Mayor
2. Members - Sangguniang Panlungsod / Pambayan Member
(Chairperson, Committee on Women and Family or Children )
3. City / Municipal Administrator
4. City / Municipal Planning & Development Officer
5. City / Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer
6. Division Superintendent / District Supervisor of DepEd
7. City / Municipal Health Officer
8. City / Municipal Nutrition Officer
9. City / Municipal Budget Officer
10. City / Municipal Public Employment Service Officer
11. City / Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officer
12. City / Municipal Agriculture Officer
13. City / Municipal LIGA ng mga Barangay President
14. City / Municipal SK Federation President
15. Child Representative
16. City / Municipal Local Government Operations Officer
17. DepEd Division Superintendent/District Supervisor
18. City / Municipal PNP Chief of Police
19. At least three (1) representative of NGOs
20. Parent representative
21. others
 Functions of LCPC
(1) Formulate plans, programs and policies for children that are gender-fair,
culturally relevant and responsive to the needs of diverse group of children ages
from 0 and below 18 years old;

(2) Prepare Annual Work and Financial Plan for Children and recommend
appropriations in the Office of the Sangguniang Bayan;

(3) Provide coordination and linkages with other agencies and institutions in
planning, monitoring and evaluating plans for children;

(4) Provide technical assistance and recommend financial support to the

Barangay Council for the Protection of Children;

(5) Foster the education of every child;

(6) Advocate the establishment and maintenance of playgrounds, day care

centers and other facilities necessary for child and youth development;
 Functions of LCPC
7. Recommend local legislations in promoting child survival, protection, participation
and development, specially in the quality of television shows, media prints and
coverage, which are detrimental for children, and request appropriate funding support;

8. Assist children who are in need of special protection and refer cases filed against
child abusers to proper agencies/institution;

9. Conduct capability-building programs to enhance knowledge and skills in handling

children’s program;

10. Document best practices on children in every barangay

11. Monitor and evaluate the implementation of programs and submit quarterly status
reports to the Provincial Council for the Welfare of Children (PCWC)

12. Perform other functions as provided in the Early Childhood Care and Development
(ECCD), and other child related laws;
 Functions of LCPC
13. Serve as the primary agency to coordinate with and assist the Local
Government Unit (LGU) concerned for the adoption of the Comprehensive
Juvenile Intervention Program and to oversee its proper implementation;

14. Coordinate with and assist the LGU in calling all sectors concerned,
particularly the child-focused institutions, NGOs, POs, educational institutions
and government agencies involved in delinquency prevention to participate in
the planning process and implementation of juvenile intervention programs;

15. Coordinate with the LGU on the annual review and assessment of the
comprehensive juvenile intervention programs;

16. Coordinate with and assist the Sangguniang Kabataan in the formulation
and implementation of juvenile intervention and diversion programs to the
community;
 Functions of LCPC
17. Provide coordination and linkages with other agencies and
institutions in planning, monitoring and evaluating juvenile
intervention and diversion programs in the community;

18. Assist the Punong Barangay in conducting diversion proceedings

on cases provided in the RA 9344;

19. Assist the Local Social Welfare and Development Officer (LSWDO)
in the development of appropriate diversion program;

20. Institute, together with schools, youth organizations and other

concerned agencies, the community-based programs on juvenile
justice and welfare initiated by the LGU;
 Functions of LCPC
21. Conduct capability building programs to enhance knowledge and skills in
handling children’s programs;

22. Establish and maintain a database on children in the local government,

specifically, for the purpose of this Act, “the LCPCs shall maintain a database of
children in conflict with the law”;

23. Document best practices on juvenile intervention and prevention;

24. Conduct an inventory to all NGOs that are serving children in conflict with the
law and mobilize them as resources for effective implementation of RA 9344;

25. Review existing policies on units that provide services to children in conflict
with the law, determine the barriers to get access to these services, and take the
necessary action to improve access to these services.
 Meetings

LCPC shall meet once (1) in every

quarter or as the need arises
 People’s Law Enforcement Board
Section 43 of Republic Act Numbered 6975 otherwise known as
the “Department of the Interior and Local Government Act of
1990″ provided for the creation of People’s Law Enforcement
Boards in every city/municipality to conduct hearing and
adjudication of citizen’s complaints against uniformed members
of the Philippine National Police (PNP) for offenses committed in
their area of jurisdiction

Creation. – The Sangguniang Panlungsod/Bayan in every city and

municipality shall create such number of People’s Law
Enforcement Boards (PLEBs) as may be necessary: Provided, That
there shall be at least one (1) PLEB for every five hundred (500)
city or municipal police personnel and for each of the legislative
districts in a city
 Composition of PLEB
a) Any member of the Sangguniang Panlungsod/Bayan chosen by
his/her respective sanggunian;

b) Any punong-barangay of the city or municipality concerned

chosen by the Liga ng mga Barangay; and

c) Three (3) other members who are removable only for cause to
be chosen by the local peace and order council from among the
respected members of the community known for their probity and
integrity, one (1) of whom must be a woman and another, a
member of the Bar, or in the absence thereof, a college graduate,
or, the principal of the central elementary school in the locality.

The Chairman of the PLEB shall be elected from among its

members.

Membership in the PLEB constitutes a public office, as such a

public official or employee is disqualified for appointment or
designation as member thereof unless allowed by law or by the
primary functions of his office
 Functions of PLEB
The PLEB shall have the power to hear and
adjudicate all citizen’s complaints formally filed with,
or referred to it, against any uniformed member of the
PNP, and, if warranted, impose the corresponding
penalty.

In the exercise of its functions, the PLEB, acting

through its chairman, is empowered to administer
oaths, summon witnesses, require the production of
documents, records, books, or other things by a
subpoena duces tecum and issue other processes as
may be necessary.
 Bids and Awards Committee

There is hereby created a municipal

prequalification, bids and awards committee
in the municipality, which shall be primarily
responsible for the conduct of
prequalification of contractors, bidding,
evaluation of bids, and the recommendation
of awards concerning infrastructure projects.
 Composition per RA 9184

Budget Officer
Legal Officer
Provincial Engineer
General Services Officer
Office of the Administrator
End Users

* The chairman shall be chosen among

themselves.
 Local Nutrition Council
• Letter of Instruction 441 (1976) Instruct various
departments of government to address malnutrition
-Authorizes the Department of the Interior and Local
Government (DILG) to establish functioning nutrition
committees at different administrative levels (barangay,
municipality, city, province and region)
Presidential Decree 1569 -Strengthening the Barangay
Nutrition Program (1978)
-Provides for at least one Barangay Nutrition Scholar
(BNS) in every barangay

- is the mechanism for planning, implementing,

monitoring, evaluating, and coordinating the
municipal plan of action for nutrition;
 Composition of LNC
Chairperson : Mayor
Vice Chairperson : Vice Mayor
PNAO
Action Officer and Secretariat: ______________
Members:
Chairperson, SB Committee on Health and Nutrition
PPDO
DepEd District Superintendent
Municipal Budget Officer
Municipal Engineer
Municipal Treasurer
Municipal Health officer
LnB President
NGO Representative
 Functions of LNC
1. Formulate and implement local food and
nutrition policies, plans and interventions for
nutrition improvement.

2. Monitor and evaluate the efficiency and

effectiveness of the plan for nutrition
improvement.

3. Identify and mobilize local resources for

nutrition interventions

4. Advocate for local support for the nutrition

plan to sustain nutrition improvement.
 Functions of Local Nutirtion Action Officer
1. Organizes and leads a planning core group within the
Municipal Nutrition Council to formulate the Municipal
Nutrition Plan;
2. Ensures the implementation of the nutrition plans,
programs, and projects which are attuned to the Municipal
Development Plan (MDP) and the targets of the Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs);
3. Coordinates and supervises the implementation and
monitoring of the nutrition program in the municipality;
4. Prepares the necessary requirements needed for the
regular meetings, assessments and presentations of
nutrition concerns;
5. Coordinates and supervises the convergence of direct
nutrition services or other nutrition-related interventions of
the inter-agencies;
6. Conducts periodic field visits to barangays to assess
implementation process of their nutrition plans and provide
technical assistance:
 Functions of Local Nutrition Action Officer
7. Supervises the Barangay Nutrition Coordinators/Scholars
and acts as resource person in barangay level planning and
formulation;
8. Trains and supervises the BNC/S in the implementation of
barangay nutrition program;
9. Submits semetral Work Plan based on the Municipal
Nutrition Action Plan to the Chairperson of the Municipal
Nutrition Council and her/his direct supervisor:
10. Prepares the semestral accomplishment report of the
Municipal Nutrition Council and submits monthly work
accomplishment to the Chairperson/direct supervisor;
11. Keeps minutes of the meetings of the Municipal
Nutrition Council and keeps the records of all nutrition-
related programs, projects and activities; and
12. Undertakes other nutrition-related activities as deemed
necessary by her direct supervisor.
 Meetings and Quorum

•The local nutrition council shall meet at least

once a month or as often as may be necessary

•Only the chairman may call a meeting with

majority of the members present constituting
a quorum
Local Committee on Anti-Trafficking and Violence
Against Women and Children ( LCAT-VAWC)
• RA 9208, otherwise known as “ Anti- Trafficking in Persons
Act of 2003”

•DILG Memo Circular No. 2005-26 dated March 14, 2005 re:
strict implementation of RA 9208

•DILG Memo Circular No. 2006-172 re: Strengthening LGUs

Efforts to Combat Trafficking in Persons

•Republic Act No. 9208 and 9262 declares that the

state shall give highest priority to the enactment of
measurements and development program that will
promote human dignity and protect people/women
and children from violence and exploitation, eliminate
trafficking in persons and mitigate pressures for
involuntary migration and servitude of person to
 Composition of LCAT-VAWC
Composition of City/Municipal Committee on Anti-Trafficking and
Violence Against Women and their Children (C/MCAT-VAWC)

City/Municipal Mayor
City/Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator
City/Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer
City/Municipal Health Officer
Chairperson of the Committee on Women, Children and Family,
Sangguniang Panlungsod/Bayan City/Municipal Public Employment
Services Officer City/Municipal Prosecutor
City Director/City/Municipal Local Government Operations Officer
City/Municipal Chief of Police
NGO Representatives of the following sectors:
1.Women
2.Children
3.Overseas Filipino Workers
 Functions of LCAT-VAWC
1. Institute policies and programs to protect women and
children who are victims of trafficking and violence.
2. Create and establish system in surveillance, investigate
and rescue to ensure effective and efficient coordination.
3. Undertake information, education and advocacy
campaign against trafficking in person and
VAWC.
4. Monitor and oversee the strict implementation of RA
9208, RA 9262 and other related laws for the protection
of women and children and the LCAT and VAWC national
plan of action.
 Meetings and Quorum

•The local nutrition council shall meet at least

once every quarter or as often as may be
necessary

•Only the chairman may call a meeting with

majority of the members present constituting
a quorum
 Local Culture and Arts Council
• Section 34 and Special Provision No. 6 for
DILG-OSEC of RA No. 10924 or the Gen
Appropriations Act of 2017 mandated the DILG
to ensure the establishment of the local
council for culture and arts

•RA No. 7356, otherwise known as the Law

Creating the national Commission for Culture
and Arts

•RA No. 10066 or the National Cultural

Heritage Act of 2009
 Composition of LCAC
Chairperson : Municipal Mayor
Members :
- SB Committee Chairman on Culture and the Arts
- Local Cultural Officer
- MPDC
- Local Information Officer
- Local Budget Officer
- Local Tourism Officer
- Rep from DepEd
- Rep from CHED
- Rep from TESDA
- Rep from PIA
- Rep from Local Tourism Council
- Rep from Local Museums
- Rep from Local Artists Groups
- Rep from Business Sector or Chamber of Commerce
- Rep from Professional Sector
- Rep from Academe
- Rep from Youth Sector
- Rep from IDPs
Functions of LCAC
 Composition of ESWMP
The City or Municipal Solid Waste Management Board shall be
composed of the

• city or municipal mayor as head with the

following as members:
a) One (1) representative of the Sangguniang Panlungsod or the
Sangguniang Bayan, preferably chairpersons of either the
Committees on Environment or Health, who will be designated
by the presiding officer;
b) President of the Association of Barangay Councils in the
municipality or city;
c) Chairperson of the Sangguniang Kabataan Federation;
d) A representative from NGOs whose principal purpose is to
promote recycling and the protection of air and water quality;
e) A representative from the recycling industry;
f) A representative from the manufacturing or packaging industry;
and
g) A representative of each concerned government agency
possessing relevant technical and marketing expertise as may
be determined by the Board.
Thank You!!