Showing posts with label Poverty Reduction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poverty Reduction. Show all posts
Friday, January 24, 2014
Poverty reduction team meet for 2015 grassroot budgeting
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Poverty reduction team meet for bottom-up budgeting
San Jose de Buenavista Municipal Poverty Reduction Team (MPRAT) held an bottom-up budgeting workshop.
The MPRAT, organized through local Executive Order No. 001, series of 2013, is composed of heads of the LGU offices and representatives from civil society organizations. It is chaired by the local chief executive and co-chaired by a civil society organization representative chosen by the CSOs in an assembly.
During the one-day workshop, the team have identified priority poverty reduction projects.
Projects identified includes capacity and skills enhancement and business start-up for the youth, women, senior citizens and persons with disability.
Provision of pre and post harvest facilities for farmers, and marine resource conservation and protection and support services for fisherfolks were also in the identified priority programs.
Buttom-up budgeting is an approach to budget preparation that takes into consideration the development needs of the cities and municipalities identified in their respective local poverty reduction plans formulated in strong participation of the basic sector organizations and other civil society organizations.
These are activity is part of the national government's effort to harmonize, coordinate and complement the programs and projects of departments and other government instrumentalities to attain the national development goals and objectives.
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| Top-left: MPRAT Chair Mayor Rony Molina giving a message on poverty alleviation. Bottom-left: MLGOO Janeth Norella facilitating the activity. Right: MPRAT shortlisting projects for San Jose de Buenavista. |
The MPRAT, organized through local Executive Order No. 001, series of 2013, is composed of heads of the LGU offices and representatives from civil society organizations. It is chaired by the local chief executive and co-chaired by a civil society organization representative chosen by the CSOs in an assembly.
During the one-day workshop, the team have identified priority poverty reduction projects.
Projects identified includes capacity and skills enhancement and business start-up for the youth, women, senior citizens and persons with disability.
Provision of pre and post harvest facilities for farmers, and marine resource conservation and protection and support services for fisherfolks were also in the identified priority programs.
Buttom-up budgeting is an approach to budget preparation that takes into consideration the development needs of the cities and municipalities identified in their respective local poverty reduction plans formulated in strong participation of the basic sector organizations and other civil society organizations.
These are activity is part of the national government's effort to harmonize, coordinate and complement the programs and projects of departments and other government instrumentalities to attain the national development goals and objectives.
Friday, August 24, 2012
San Jose dB to benefit 4Ps
The Municipality will be part of the expansion of the implementation of 4Ps in Western Visayas for poverty reduction.
In a letter from DSWD Regional Director Minda Brigoli, San Jose de Buenavista is included under set six (6) areas with a total of 1,999 potential household subject for validation and community assembly.
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