Appendix D2

REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMMUNITY DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT

Hon. Corazon Juliano Soliman Department of Social Welfare and Development

 The poor are able to participate in the social, economic and political life of society. The participation of the poor allows them to equitably benefit from growth. The virtuous spiral of empowerment brings them to a self-reliance plane.

 A community driven development program that began in 2003. A poverty reduction program that promotes:
Citizens empowerment Good local governance

PhP 5.93 Bil.

5,876 community
sub-projects implemented

In 4,583 barangays in 200 municipalities in the 42 poorest provinces and municipalities in the country

Community-level PLANNING, BUDGETING AND IMPLEMENTATION of projects for improved delivery of basic social services.

ROAD

BRIDGE

WATER SYSTEM

HEALTH CENTER

DUMPTRUCKS

PUMPBOATS SCHOOL BUILDING

DRAINAGE

ELECTRIFICATION

TRIBAL HOUSING WARF kalahi.dswd.gov.ph

CORNMILL DAY CARE CENTER 6

Transition
Sub-Project Implementation and O&M

KALAHI-CIDSS: KKB COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT ACTIVITY CYCLE

Social Preparation

Project Approval

Project Identification, Selection, and Planning

WELFARE
Household Consumption & non-food expenditures

SOCIAL CAPITAL & GOVERNANCE

Household Group Membership Intra-barangay trust Participation in Barangay Assemblies

Employment rates, particularly for women

Marketing of livestock and produce Year Round Access to basic services

Scaling up CDD as a National Strategy for Poverty Reduction

 It will integrate
Local empowerment Participatory governance Improved local capacity

 Project implementation Social accountability Community management of block-grant resources

District

Province

Expanded

CDD
Municipal

Agency

Role

Department of Interior and Local Government National Economic Development Authority

Department of Finance

Provide monitoring and oversight of local government units

National Anti-Poverty Commission Evaluate anti-poverty projects

Department of Budget and Management

Facilitate fiscal transfers and undertake overall financial management

 Sector departments in agriculture, agrarian reform, education, and health will collaborate to assure that existing resources are allocated effiiently. Example: DOH, DepEd and DSWD convergence to meet supply-side requirements of CCT

 Adjusting legislative mandates to provide LGU incentive systems as part of good governance Generating inter-agency support to pilot the program Creating a training institute on CDD for program implementers