ANNUAL GAD ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

FY 2016

Program / Activity / Project Gender Issue Gad Activity Results

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Insufficient recognition of the *160 participants participated

Women Welfare Program
role of women in nation
Conduct of City Wide Women's in the Summit
building
Summit or GAD Summit
*250 women from 5 barangays

*25 school
teachers
* Community Awareness and *215
Outreach Program lesbians
Increasing number of VAWC * Focus Group Discussion *65
Women Welfare Program cases * Community fisherfolks
Consultation * *75 FGDs conducted
Deploying Field Workers *21
barangay consultations done
*80 Senior High Students
participated in Imelda
Elementary School

* Drug Education on
prevention
Increasing number of women *Provide support for livelihood
Anti-drug Abuse and and girl children under the
influence of drug and involved *Rehabilitation program, if
Prevention Program necessary
in illegal drug activities *Conduct responsible
parenthood and value
formation seminars

Increasing number of women Provide medical, laboratory,

Family Health and Welfare and children with high risk on diagnostics, druigs and
Program CVD, Non-communicable and medicines and hospitalization
other diseases services to qualified patients

*2,691 patients examined and

High Maternal Morbidity / Maternal and Neo - natal Child provided with medicines
Health and Nutriton Mortality Health and Nutrition (MNCHN) * 100
malnourished children fed

Increasing number of abused / rehabilitative services to
Social Welfare Services abandoned / rescued women abused / abandoned / rescued
Social Welfare and Health delivery of City Government's services of the City
Services
Various Livelihood Programs
(1) Bantay Ilog Poor participation of women in Capacity Development for
(2) Women as
environmental Partners
Provide protective and
and children women and children including
cost of residential institutions male
Ineffective and inefficient to effectively deliver PPA's or Relation Officers Community
Provide additional manpower
Gender Sensitive PPA's to
Government that is GAD
Malabonians sensitive
Assistance to marginalized
men and women in availing
Lack of access to livelihood assistance / grants /
employment / livelihood aides / emergency
opportunities employment / Cash for
work/skills training
environmental related women as environmental
activities enforcers
Rescued and Fed the following
*77 -
CICL, 13 female and 64 male
* 82 - Disadvantage
Children, 39 female and 43
*23
trafficking cases, 1 male and 22
female
*60 male and female health
workers hired
*5 male
and female hired as welfare
staff
*418 male and
female hired as
*10 male and female hired as
data encoders
*1
hired as information officer
*30 male
and female hired as Admin
Support Staff
*195 - beneficiaries of CUPAO
emergency employment
*480 SPES
hired where 318 are female
*5,732 facilitated for job
placement where 4258 are
women
*5,123 availed of
Emergency Employment
(TUPAD) where 3,889 were
women
*60 environmental monitors
*10 declogers from
engineering
 Provision of Office Supplies to
GAD Office
* Salaries of GAD office Procured the following:
personnel -4 office
*Hiring of Job - Order tables and chairs
personnel as support staff (2 -1
Gender and Development drivers; 2 office staff) conference table with 8 chairs
Capacity Development *Procurement of 4 office
Focal Point System (GFPS) not tables and chairs,
Program on GAD 1 conference -1 steel
fully operational table with 8 chairs and 1 steel cabinet
cabinet -1 LCD
*Procurement of 1 desktop projector
unit with colored printers; 2 -various office
laptops, 1 LCD projectors supplies
*Procurement of 1 L300
motor vehicle and 1 APV

Conduct of Gender and

Development training for *2 Executive Committee, and
Executive Committee, TWG 14 TWG meetings conducted
members and City Hall *4 GFPS members
Employees attended WIN congress
Low awareness and sensivity * Conduct of regular
Capability Development *4
on GAD concepts and gender meetings
Program on GAD participated in the CAPIN
issues * Executive Committee seminar
* TWG *3
Members * participated in the DILG GAD
Attendance and Participation Seminar
to seminars, conferences and
conventions

Conduct of Planning and *1 GAD Planning and

Budgeting and Evaluation and Budgeting workshop for 2017
Low awareness and sensivity Review Workshops with 33 participants
Planning and Budgeting on GAD concepts and gender *Consultative
Activities issues meeting and orientation with *1 Barangay GAD Planning
barangay officials on GAD and Budgeting workshop on
planning and budgeting 2017 with 60 participants
 Conduct of Data Gathering and
validation thru Focused Group
Discussions (FGDs), researches,
surveys and community
consultations by the hired field
workers *Consultative *Field workers hired to
Meetings to finalize the draft conduct, validation, data
Code *Conduct Finalization gathering, FGD and community
workshop consultations.
*Conduct of gender Sensitivity
Lack of Institutional * 60 City
Institutional Development Training to city hall employees Hall employees attended
mechanisms for GAD GST
Program implementation *40 GFPS
*Provide support to PNP to Council members and 10 TWG
participate and enforce GAD members participated in the
related laws based on the series of consultative meetings
CODE for finalization of GAD Code
*Provide support to other
stakeholders and components
of GAD CODE
*Recognize women
and men employees their
contribution to GAD

*88 male and female hired as

traffic enforcer
Hiring of public safety *7 male and
enforcers and security
Public Safety and Peace and female hired as building
personnel to be stationed in
Order Program monitors
high risk public places, roads *88 male and
and government buildings female hired as public safety
officers
Grand Total:
Prepared by: Approved by:

ELSIE G. CERVEZA ANTOLIN A. ORETA III

GAD Focal Person City Mayor
T REPORT

Cost Remarks
Results
(4) (5) (6)

*160 participants participated Conducted on

272,500.00 December
in the Summit 7, 2016

*250 women from 5 barangays

*25 school
teachers
*215
lesbians
*65
5,289,540.00
fisherfolks
*75 FGDs conducted
*21
barangay consultations done
*80 Senior High Students
participated in Imelda
Elementary School

*2,691 patients examined and

provided with medicines 618,400.00
* 100
malnourished children fed
Rescued and Fed the following:

*77 -
CICL, 13 female and 64 male
426,879.00
* 82 - Disadvantage
Children, 39 female and 43
male *23
trafficking cases, 1 male and 22
female
*60 male and female health
workers hired
*5 male
and female hired as welfare
staff
*418 male and
female hired as Community
Relation Officers
32,377,940.00
*10 male and female hired as
data encoders
*1
hired as information officer

*30 male
and female hired as Admin
Support Staff
*195 - beneficiaries of CUPAO
emergency employment
*480 SPES
hired where 318 are female

*5,732 facilitated for job 6,253,642.00

placement where 4258 are
women
*5,123 availed of
Emergency Employment
(TUPAD) where 3,889 were
women
*60 environmental monitors

*10 declogers from 13,224,000.00

engineering
Procured the following: On - going
-4 office procurement:
tables and chairs
-1 -Desktop computer
conference table with 8 chairs
263,743.00 -Colored printers
-1 steel
cabinet
-1 LCD -2
projector Laptops
-various office
supplies -2 vehicles

*2 Executive Committee, and

14 TWG meetings conducted
*4 GFPS members
attended WIN congress
*4 167,071.00
participated in the CAPIN
seminar
*3
participated in the DILG GAD
Seminar

*1 GAD Planning and

Budgeting workshop for 2017
with 33 participants
661,998.00
*1 Barangay GAD Planning
and Budgeting workshop on
2017 with 60 participants
 *Field workers hired to
conduct, validation, data
gathering, FGD and community
consultations.
* 60 City
Hall employees attended GST 10,579,205.00
*40 GFPS
Council members and 10 TWG
members participated in the
series of consultative meetings
for finalization of GAD Code

*88 male and female hired as

traffic enforcer
*7 male and
female hired as building 24,654,000.00
monitors
*88 male and
female hired as public safety
officers
94,788,918.00
Date:

A. ORETA III January 31, 2017

Mayor DD/MM/YY