CFLGA 2018 - WAO

CFLGA 2018 CHILD-FRIENDLY LOCAL GOVERNANCE AUDIT REPORT

Municipal Government of Wao

Province of Lanao del Sur

CONTENTS

Message from the Local Chief Executive

Brief Profile of Wao

PART 1 - CHILD FRIENDLY LOCAL GOVERNANCE REPORT

Introduction

Assessment Criteria/Procedures

Child Friendly Local Governance Audit Forms

Certification from:

Municipal Budget Office

DILG Municipal Field Office

Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office

Municipal Planning and Development Office

Department of Education

Rural Health Unit

Sangguniang Bayan Office

Data Capture Forms

Summary of Scores

PART 2 - ANNUAL STATE OF THE CHILDRENS REPORT

Report from:



Rural Health Unit

Department of Education

PART 3 - CHILDREN WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT CODE

PART 4 - PICTORIALS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS

PART 5 - ANNEXES

Ordinance Regulating the Seating Capacity of Public Utility

Vehicles

Ordinance Regulating the Sale and Use of Fireworks and

Firecrackers

Annual Investment Program CY 2018

BRIEF PROFILE OF WAO

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

The Municipality of Wao is one of the 39 municipalities of Lanao del Sur.

Geographically, Wao is located at the “heart” of Mindanao, between east

longitude 124˚43’24” and north latitude 7˚38’18”. It is a second class

municipality of the province of Lanao del Sur of the Autonomous Region in Muslim

Mindanao (ARMM). Bounded at the South by the Municipality of Banisilan, North

Cotabato. At the North, it is bounded by the Municipality of Amai Manabilang, Lanao

del Sur; at the West, the Municipality of Alamada, and at the East by the Province of

Bukidnon. Wao is accessible through well-paved roads connecting Wao to the cities

of Cagayan de Oro, Davao and Cotabato via Bukidnon National highway from

Maramag and the North Cotabato Provincial highway through Banisilan. Below is a

Mindanao map showing the location of Wao.

VISION

Wao is envisioned to be a competitive agro-industrialized municipality with

beneficial infrastructures in place, administered with transparency, accountability and

participatory governance in a harmonious, productive, healthy, resilient and tourist-

friendly community with a safe and sustainable environment.

MISSION

The Municipality of Wao shall earnestly pursue the development of human

resources to attain a sustainable, economically and ecologically-balanced

community with a well-defined plans and programs managed by competent, honest

and dedicated public servants working together with the people.

INTRODUCTION

The municipality of Wao with the leadership of Mayor Bobby B. Balicao,

strongly believes that children have significant contribution in the development of

the town. Because of this, the local government make it sure that this children’s

needs and rights must be provided.

The local government recognizes the vital role of education in molding our

future leaders and professionals. It enables the children to be equipped with

knowledge and skills that they can utilized in building their future. With that, the

local government, through the help of Department of Education, initiates a

scholarship grant program for the development of education of every child. This

year, there were 60 elementary pupils who belongs to less privileged individuals,

supported by the LGU financially. Also, we have 75% reported completion rate for

elementary schooling in SY 2018. There was reduction compared to 2017 but the

Department of Education ensure that they are safe second home for children in

which learning takes place and where reputation is protected.

Each child has the right to be protected and to have an assurance of safe

place and community to live in. The local government of Wao, together with

different departments, offices and organizations work hand-in-hand to ensure the

decrease in the number of abused children as well as those who are child laborers

and drug users.

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA/PROCEDURES A. The Local Government Units shall be assessed based on Twelve (12) Assessment Indicators.

The following are the twelve indicators and the procedures on how to compute for the corresponding score in each indicator:

NO. 1 PERCENTAGE REDUCTION IN DEATHS AMONG UNDER-FIVE YEARS OLD CHILDREN

Formula: % Reduction = (a-b)/b*100

Where: a= No. of deaths among under five-year old children in 2018 divided by the

population of under five years old children in 2018

b=No. of deaths among under five-year old children in 2017 divided by the

population of under five years old children in 2017

Reduction Rating:

Result Point Score

-8.0% and below 5

-6.0% to -7.9% 4

-4.0% to -5.9% 3

-2.0% to -3.9% 2

-1.0% to -1.9% 1

0 – Any Positive Resultant 0

No Data 0

Given: a=1/5,182

b=1/5,053

% Reduction = [(1/5,182)-(1/5,053)]/(1/5,053)*100

=(0.0001929757-0.0001979)/0.0001979*100

= - 4.9246/0.0001979*100

= - 0.02488277*100

Resultant: -2.49

Score: 2

Explanation: Resultant is -2.49 which means that there was a decrease by 2.49% in deaths

of children below five years old from 2017 to 2018

NO.2 PERCENTAGE REDUCTION IN CHILDREN UNDER-SIX YEAR OLD WITH BELOW NORMAL WEIGHTS

Formula: % Reduction = (a-b)/b*100

Where: a= No. of children under six years old, below normal weights in 2018 divided

by the population of children under six years old in 2018

b=No. of children under six years old, below normal weights in 2017 divided

by the population of children under six years old in 2017

Reduction Rating:

Result Point Score

-25.0% and below 5

-20.0% to -24.9% 4

-14.0% to -19.9% 3

-9.0% to -13.9% 2

-1.0% to -8.9% 1


No Data 0

Given: a=325/8,206

b=448/7,993

% Reduction = [(325/8,206)-(448/7,993)]/(448/7,993)*100

=(0.039605-0.05604904)/0.05604904*100

= - 0.01644387/0.05604904*100

= - 0.29338367*100

Resultant: -29.34

Score: 5

Explanation: Resultant is -29.34 which means that there was a reduction of children

under six years old with below normal weights from 2017 to 2018

NO.3 PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF 3-4 YEARS OLD CHILDREN ATTENDING CENTER-

BASED DAY CARE SERVICES

Formula: % Increase = (a-b)/b*100

Where: a= No. of 3-4 years old children attending center-based day care services in

2018 divided by the population of 3-4 years old children in 2018

b=No. of 3-4 years old children attending center-based day care services in

2017 divided by the population of 3-4 years old children in 2017

Increase Rating:

Result Point Score

25.0% and above 5

20.0% to 24.9% 4

15.0% to 19.9% 3

10.0% to 14.9% 2

Below 10% 1

0 – Any Negative Resultant 0

No Data 0

Given: a=1,428/3,363

b=1,186/4,357

% Increase = [(1,010/3363)1186/4357)]/(1186/4,357)*100 =(0.4246208-0.27220565)/0.27220565*100

= 0.15241522/0.27220565*100 = 0.55992673*100

Resultant: 55.99

Score: 5

Explanation: Resultant is 55.99 which means that there was an increase in 3-4 years old

children attending center-based day care services in 2017 to 2018

NO. 4 PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN THE COMPLETION RATE FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLING

Increase Rating:

Result Point Score

82.20% and above 5

70.41% to 82.19% 4

58.63% to 70.40% 3

46.85% to 58.62% 2

Below 46.85% 1

No Data 0

Given: % Increase 72.15

Score: 4

NO. 5 ABSENCE OF CHILD LABOR OR PERCENTAGE REDUCTION OF CHILD LABOR CASE


Where: a= No. of child labor cases in 2018 divided by the population of children in 2018

b=No. of child labor cases in 2017 divided by the population of children in 2017

Reduction Rating:

Result Point Score

Absence of child labor cases 5

If the resultant is:

-50.0% and below 5

-40.0% to -49.9% 4

-25.0% to -39.9% 3

-15.0% to -24.9% 2

-1.0% to -14.9% 1


No Data 0

Given: a=24/14,897

b=0/20,398

% Reduction = 0

NO. 6 PERCENTAGE REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE, ABUSE,

NEGLECT, EXPLOITATION AND TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS


Where: a= No. of children victims of violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation and

trafficking in persons in 2018 divided by the population of children, 1 to

below 18 years old in 2018

b=No. of children victims of violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation and

trafficking in persons in 2017 divided by the population of children, 1 to

below 18 years old in 2017

Reduction Rating:

Result Point Score

-50.0% and below 5

-40.0% to -49.9% 4

-25.0% to -39.9% 3

-15.0% to -24.9% 2

-1.0% to -14.9% 1


No Data 0

Given: a=21/14,897

b=5/20,398

% Increase = [(21/14,897)-(5/20,398)]/(5/20,398)*100

=(0.00140968-0.00024512)/0.00024512*100

= 0.00116456/0.00024512*100

= 4.75097911*100

Resultant: 475.09

Score: 0

Explanation: The resultant is 475.09 which means that there was an increase in children

victims of violence from 2017 to 2018

NO. 7 SAFETY MEASURES IN THE COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL

Presence of ordinance regulating the seating capacity of tricycles, jeepneys and other modes

of public transport

Rating: Result Point Score

Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes

Explanation: Resultant is Yes which means that the score is 1

Presence of ordinance prohibiting the selling of firecrackers to children


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes


NO. 8 EXTENT OF MAINSTREAMING OF CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO SURVIVAL, DEVELOPMENT,

PROTECTION AND PARTICIPATION IN THE CORE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA (CDA) OF THE LGU

Children’s programs and projects in AIP


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes


Budget share of children’s programs vs. total budget of LGU

Formula: a/b*100 Where: a=Budget allocated for children's program in 2018 b=Total budget of LGU in 2018


10% and above 3

5-9.9% 2

Below 5% 1

Given: a=14,547,126.05

b=182,456,537.00

% share: =14,547,126.05/182,456,537*100

=0.07972927

Resultant: 7.972926752

Explanation: Resultant is 7.97 which means that the score is 2 is it falls

under category "5-9.9%" resultant

Budget Utilization

Formula: a/b*100

Where: a=Amount utilized for children in 2018

b=Total budget for children in 2018


70% and above 3

50-69.9% 2

Below 50% 1

Given: a=13,884,412.30

b=14,547,126.05

% share: =13,884,412.30/14,547,126.05*100

=0.95444367*100

Resultant: 95.44436648

Explanation: Resultant is 94.44 which means that the score is 3 is it falls

under category "70% and above" resultant

With Annual State of Children’s Report


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes


Existence of Local Code for Children


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes


Functional LCPC


Ideal 1

Mature 1

Progressive 0

Basic 0

Resultant: Mature

Explanation: Resultant is Mature which means that the score is 1

Functional BCPCs: No. of “IDEAL” or “MATURE” BCPCs


50% and above 1

Less than 50% 0

No data 0

Resultant: 100%

Explanation: Resultant is 100% which means that the score is 1

BCPCs with child representative


75% and above 1

Less than 75% 0

No data 0

Resultant: 100%

Explanation: Data is 26 representative, which is 100% and means that the

score is 1

NO. 9 PRESENCE OF ORDINANCE OR EXECUTIVE ORDER ESTABLISHING BARANGAY VAW/C DESKS


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes


NO. 10 PRESENCE OF CERTIFICATE FOR ACCREDITATION FOR MATERNAL AND PRIMARY CARE SERVICES

Presence of Maternal Care Services


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes


Presence of Primary Care Services


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes


NO. 11 CY 2018 LSB PLAN ALIGNED WITH SIP


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes


NO. 12 COMPLETED AT LEAST 70%, ITS LSB PLAN FOR 2018


Yes 1

No 0

Resultant: Yes

Explanation: Resultant is Yes (94.43%) which means that the score is 1

B. Add all the scores to obtain the total score of the LGU and look for the equivalent rating in the point system as shown in the table below:

POINT SCORE EQUIVALENT RATING POINT SCORE EQUIVALENT RATING

48 100% 35 87%

47 99% 34 86%

46 98% 33 85%

45 97% 32 84%

44 96% 31 83%

43 95% 30 82%

42 94% 29 81%

41 93% 28 80%

40 92% 27 79%

39 91% 26 78%

38 90% 25 77%

37 89% 24 76%

36 88% 23 75%

CFLGA Form 1.a

Child-Friendly Local Governance Audit

Data from Municipal Budget Office

Indicator Data Requirements Remarks/Pls indicate if no

data

1. Extent of mainstreaming of children’s rights to survival, development, protection and participation in the care development agenda of the LGU

With children’s programs and projects in the Annual Investment Plan in 2018

Children’s programs and projects in the Annual Investment Plan in 2018

Yes _√_ No __

Total budget of LGU in 2018 Php_182,456,537_

Budget share for children’s programs/projects

Budget allocated for children’s programs/projects in 2018 Php__14,547,126.05____

Budget utilization rate

Amount utilized for children’s programs/projects in 2018 Php__13,884,412.30___

Certified by: ( (Sgd)

MILAGROS H. PANISAN Municipal Budget Officer

January 7, 2019 Date

CFLGA Form 1.b


Data from DILG Municipal Field Office


data

1. Children’s rights to survival, development, protection and participation are mainstreamed in the core development agenda of the LGU in 2018

LCPC/BCPC data in 2018

At least mature functionality of the city/mun, of Council for the Protection of Children

Functionality of the City/Mun. Council for the Protection of Children:

Mature (Ideal, Mature, Progressive or Basic)

At least 50% of BCPCs with ideal or mature functionality

Total no. of barangays 26

Number of Barangay Councils for the Protection of Children (BCPC) with ideal functionality 26; with mature functionality 1

Certified by:

(Sgd)

ANN SHELLEY K. PADILLA MLGOO

January 16, 2019 Date

CFLGA Form 1.c


Data from Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office


data

1. Percentage increase in day

care attendance (public and private

Population of 3-4 years old children in: 2017 __4,357__ and 2018 __3,363__

Number of 3-4 years old children attending day care centers in: 2017 1,186__ and 2018 _1,428__

2. Absence in child labor or percentage reduction in child labor cases

Population of children, 1 to below 18 years old in: 2017 20,398__ and 2018 14,897__

No. of child labor cases in: 2017 _0____ and 2018 _24___

3. Percentage reduction in the number of children victims of violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation and trafficking in persons

Population of children, 1 to below 18 years old in: 2017 20,398_ and 2018 14,897_

No. of children victims of violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation and trafficking in persons in: 2017 _5_____ and 2018 _21____

4. Children’s right to survival, development, and protection are mainstreamed in the care development agenda of the LGU

At least 75% of BCPCs with Child representative.

Child Participation in 2018

Number of BCPCs with child representative __26___

Certified by:

(Sgd)

HANEFAH T. ALI, RSW Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer

February 15, 2019 Date

29, 201 Date

CFLGA Form 1.d


Data from Municipal Planning and Development Office


data

1. Children’s right to survival, development, protection and participation are mainstreamed in the core development agenda of the LGU in 2018

With Annual State of Children’s Report

Presence of the Annual State of Children’s Report in 2018

Yes √ No __

Certified by:

(Sgd)

BELLA S. BOBADILLA MPDC


CFLGA Form 1.e


Data from Department of Education


data

1. Completion rate for elementary schooling (Public and Private)

Completion rate for elementary schooling in: SY 2018 _75.07%_

2. A Local School Board (LSB) Plan for 2018 that is aligned with the School Improvement Plan (SIP)

Local School Board Plan (LSB) Plan is aligned with the School Improvement Plan

Yes √_ No __

3. Completed at least 70% of its LSB Plan for 2018

% completion of LSB Plan __94.43%____

Certified by:

(Sgd)

SHORAIDA A. AMPATUA District Supervisor


CFLGA Form 1.f


Data from Rural Health Unit


data

1. Percentage reduction in the deaths among under-five years old children

Population of children under-five years old 2017 5,053__ and 2018 5,182__

Number of deaths among under-five years old children in 2017 1___ and 2018 1___

2. Percentage reduction in children under-six with below normal weights

Population of children under-six years old in 2017 7,993_ and 2018 8,206_

Number of under-six years old children with below normal weights in 2017 448_ and 2018 325_

3. 2018 Philhealth-accreditation in its main health facility or rural health unit for: a. Maternal Care Services b. Primary Care Services

Presence of 2018 Philhealth Certificate of Accreditation in its main health facility or rural health unit for

a. Maternal Care Services Yes _√_ No ___

b. Primary Care Services Yes _√_ No ___

Certified by: (Sgd)

EMELYN LIZADA-ALVAREZ, MD Rural Health Physician

____________

CFLGA Form 1.g


Data from Sangguniang Bayan

Indicator Data Requirements Remarks/Pls indicate if

no data

1. Safety Measures for children in the community and schools

Presence of ordinance regulating the seating capacity of tricycles/jeepneys and other modes of public transport Yes _√_ No __

Presence of ordinance prohibiting the selling of fire crackers to children Yes _√_ No __

2. An ordinance or Executive Order establishing Barangay Violence Against Women and their Chidren (VAW/C) Desks

Presence of ordinance or Executive Order establishing Barangay Violence Against Women and their Children (VAW/C) Yes _√_ No __

3. Extent of mainstreaming of children’s rights to survival, development, protection and participation in the core development agenda of the LGU in 2018

Presence of Local Code for Children Yes _√_ No __

Certified by:

(Sgd)

EMELITA J. BALICAO Municipal Councilor

October 12, 2018 Date

CFLGA Form 1 (Data Capture Form)

Child-Friendly Local Governance Audit Data Capture Form

CY: 2018

Region: ARMM Province: Lanao del Sur Municipality: Wao

INDICATORS DATA REQUIREMENTS DATA SOURCE

HOW TO DETERMINE THE SCORE

SCORE

REMARKS

1. Percentage reduction in deaths among under-five children

Population of children under-five years old in:

2017 5,053 and 2018 5,182

Number of deaths among under-five years old children in:

2017 1 and 2018 1_

Rural Health Unit

If the resultant is: -8.0% and below = 5 -6.0% to -7.9% = 4 -4.0% to -5.9% = 3 -2.0% to -3.9% = 2 -1.0% to -1.9% = 1 0 – Any Positive Resultant = 0 No Data = 0

2 There was a decrease of 2.49% in the no. of deaths of under-five y.o. children

2. Percentage reduction in children under- six with below normal weights

Population of children under-six years old in 2017 7,993 and 2018 8,206_

Number of under-six years old children with below normal weights in

2017 448 and 2018 325___

Rural Health Unit

If the resultant is: -25.0% and below = 5 -20.0% to -24.9% = 4 -14.0% to -19.9% = 3 -9.0% to -13.9% = 2 -1.0% to -8.9% = 1 0 – Any Positive Resultant = 0 No Data = 0

5 29.34% reduction in the no. of children below normal weights

3. Percentage increase in

Population of 3-4 year old children in: 2017 4,357 and 2018 3,363__

Municipal Social

If the resultant is: 25.0% and above = 5

5 55.99% increase in

day care/early learning center attendance (public and private)

Day care attendance in: 2017 1,186 and 2018 1,428__

Welfare and Development Office

20.0% to -24.9% = 4 15.0% to -19.9% = 3 10.0% to -14.9% = 2 Below 10% = 1 0-Any Negative Resultant = 0 No Data = 0

day care attendance

4. Completion rate for elementary schooling

Elementary completion rate in school year: (public and private school)

2018 _75.07__%

DepEd Completion rate: 82.20% and above = 5 70.41% to 82.19% = 4 58.63% to 70.40% = 3 46.85% to 58.62% = 2 Below 46.85% = 1 No Data = 0

4

5. Absence of child labor or percentage reduction in child labor case

Population of children, 1-below 18 years old in:

2017 20,398 and 2018 14,897___

No. of child labor cases in: 2017 0 and 2018 24__


Absence of child labor cases = 5 If the resultant is: -50.0% and below = 5 -40.0% to -49.9% = 4 -25.0% to -39.9% = 3 -15.0% to -24.9% = 2 -1.0% to -14.9% = 2 0 – Any Positive Resultant = 0 No Data = 0

0

6. Percentage reduction in the number of children victims of violence, abuse,

Percentage of children, 1-below 18 years old in:

2017 20,398 and 2018 14,897__

No. of children victims of violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation and trafficking in persons in:

2017 5 and 2018 21__

Municipal Social Welfare and Development office

If the reluctant is: -50.0% and below = 5 -40.0% to -49.9% = 4 -25.0% to -39.9% = 3 -15.0% to -24.9% = 2 -1.0% to -14.9% = 2 0 – Any Positive Resultant = 0

0 The resultant is 475, so there was an increase of 475% in the no. of

neglect, exploitation and trafficking in persons

No Data = 0 victims children

7. Safety measures for children in the community and schools

Presence of ordinance regulating the seating capacity of tricycles/jeepneys and other modes of public transport


With ordinance: Yes = 1 No = 0

1

Presence of ordinance prohibiting the selling of firecrackers to children

Yes = 1 No = 0

1

8. Children’s rights to survival, development, protection and participation are mainstreamed in the core development agenda of the LGU

Annual Investment Program


Children’s programs and projects in AIP

Yes = 1 No = 0

1

Total budget of LGU in 2018 Php _182,456,537___

Budget allocated for children’s program in 2018

Php __14,547,126.05___

Budget share of children’s program vs. total budget of Local Government Unit (LGU)

10% and above = 3 5-9.9% = 2 Below 5% = 1

2 7.97% budget allocated for children’s program

Budget utilized for children’s program in 2018

Php _13,884,412.30___

Budget utilization 70% and above =3 50 – 69.9% = 2 Below 50% = 1

3 95.44% budget utilization rate

Annual state of children’s report

Municipal Planning and Development Office

With annual state of children’s report

Yes = 1 No = 0

1

Local Code for Children


Existence of local code for children

Yes = 1 No = 0

1

• LCPC (2018)

Municipal Local Government Operations Office

Functional LCPC “IDEAL” = 1 “MATURE” = 1 “PROGRESSIVE” = 0 “BASIC” = 0

1 Mature functionality

• BCPC (2018)

Functional BPCP No. of barangays with “IDEAL” or “MATURE” functionality

50% and above = 1 Less than 50% = 0 No data = 0

1

100% functional

• Child participation in BCPC in 2018


Child participation in BCPC BCPC with child representative

75% and above = 1 Less than 75% = 0

No data = 0

1 26 child representative, 100% participation

9. An ordinance or executive order establishing barangay Violence Against Women and their Children (VAW/C) Desks

Presence of ordinance or executive order establishing barangay VAW/C desks


With an ordinance or executive order

Yes = 1 No = 0

1

10. 2018 Philhealth accreditation in its main health facility or rural health unit for the ff: a. Maternal

Care Services

b. Primary Care Services

Presence of certificate for accreditation for:

a. Maternal Care Services

b. Primary Care Services

Rural Health Unit

With certificate of accreditation

a. Maternal Care Services Yes = 1 No = 0

b. Primary Care Services Yes = 1 No = 0

1 1

11. A Local School Board

CY 2018 LSB Plan aligned with SIP

DepEd LSB aligned with SIP Yes = 1

1

(LSB) Plan for CY 2018 that is aligned with the School Improvement Plan (SIP)

No = 0

12. Completed at least 70%, its LSB Plan for 2018

Accomplishment report in the implementation of LSB Plans for 2018

DepEd 70% and above completed Yes = 1 No = 0

1 94.43% completed

Accomplished by:

Municipal IMTF Audit Team

(Signed)

HANIFAH T. ALLI, RSW SHORAIDA A. AMPATUA MSWD Officer – Member DepEd Rep. - Member

VIRGINIA B. MONTERONA MLGOO - Chairperson

Date: March 6, 2019

CFLGA Form 2

SUMMARY OF SCORES PER CITY/MUNICIPALITY CY: 2018

Region: ARMM Province: Lanao del Sur Municipality: Wao

INDICATORS SCORE

1. Percentage reduction in deaths among under-five years old children 2

2. Percentage reduction in children under six-years old with below normal weights

5

3. Percentage increase in day care/early learning center attendance (public and private)

5

4. Completion rate for elementary schooling (public and private) 4

5. Absence of child labor or percentage reduction in child labor cases 0

6. Percentage reduction in the number of children victims of violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation and trafficking in persons

0

7. Safety measures for children in the community and schools - Presence of ordinance regulating the seating capacity of

tricycles/jeepneys and other mode of public transportation - Presence of ordinance prohibiting the selling of firecrackers to

children

1

1

8. Extent of mainstreaming children’s right to survival, development, protection and participation in the core development agenda of the LGU - Children’s programs and projects in AIP - Budget share of children’s programs vs. total budget of LGU - Budget Utilization - With Annual State of Children’s Report - Existence of Local Code for Children - Functional LCPC - Functional BCPCs: No. of “IDEAL” or “MATURE” BCPCs - BCPCs with child representative

1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1

9. An ordinance or executive order establishing Barangay Violence Against Women and their Children (VAWC) Desks

1

10. 2018 Philhealth accreditation in its main health facility or rural health unit for the ff: - Maternal Care Services - Primary Care Services

1 1

11. A Local School Board (LSB) Plan for CY 2018 that is aligned with the School Improvement Plan (SIP)

1

12. Completed at least 70% of its LSB Plan for 2018 1

TOTAL SCORE OF THE MUNICIPALITY 34

EQUIVALENT RATING 86%

Prepared by the Municipal IMTF Audit Team:

(Signed)

HANIFAH T. ALI, RSW VIRGINIA B. MONTERONA SHORAIDA A. AMPATUA

MSWD Officer – Member MLGOO – Chairperson DepEd Rep. – Member Date: February 20, 2019

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO MUNICIPALITY OF WAO

MUNICIPAL SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

MASTERLIST OF ENROLLEES IN DAY CARE CENTERS OF WAO FOR 2018

NO. BARANGAY NAME OF DAY CARE CENTER MALE FEMALE TOTAL

1. Amoyong Banica DCC 12 9 21

2. Amoyong Purok 1 8 12 20

3. Amoyong Pereruan DCC 10 10 20

4. Amoyong Purok 2 12 9 21

5. Banga Banga DCC 10 10 20

6. Banga Diomel Village 11 4 15

7. Banga Km. 9 8 7 15

8. Balatin Balatin DCC 11 10 21

9. Buntongan Buntongan DCC 6 9 15

10. Buot Buot DCC 28 13 41

11. Cebuano Group Cebuano Group 10 13 23

12. Christian Village Christian Village 6 15 21

13. Christian Village Middle Village 10 5 15

14. Eastern Eastern DCC 30 20 50

15. Eastern Kapigis DCC 9 8 17

16. Extension Extension DCC 16 13 29

17. Gata Gata DCC 8 13 21

18. Katutungan Katutungan Mother 11 11 22

19. Katutungan Katutungan North 13 17 30

20. Katutungan Sitio Salvacion 22 15 37

21. Kabatangan Kabatangan DCC 10 11 21

22. Kilikili East Kilikili East 9 7 16

23. Kilikili West Kilikili West 17 25 42

24. Kadingilan Kadingilan DCC 10 7 17

25. Malaigang Malaigang DCC 9 7 16

26. Mimbuaya Mimbuaya DCC 8 12 20

27. Muslim Village Muslim Village 8 7 15

28. Manila Group Purok 3 17 14 31

29. Manila Group Manila Group 10 8 18

30. Milaya Milaya DCC 14 18 32

31. Milaya Purok 1 6 10 16

32. Panang Panang 9 10 19

33. Pilintangan Pilintangan 10 10 20

34. Pagalongan Purok 3 15 5 120

35. Pagalongan Spring 10 16 26

36. Pagalongan Pagalongan DCC 28 15 43

37. Pagalongan Purok 2/San Vicente 7 14 21

38. Park Area Park Area South 11 9 20

39. Park Area Park Area North 7 12 19

40. Park Area Camp. II 7 11 18

41. Park Area Magampong 28 13 41

42. Serran Serran DCC 11 12 23

43. Western Western DCC 10 12 22

TOTAL 522 488 1,010

Prepared by:

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Wao, Lanao del Sur

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO

MUNICIPALITY OF WAO MUNICIPAL SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

MASTERLIST OF CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW 2018

NO. NAME AGE/SEX ADDRESS DATE CASE COMPLAINANT REMARKS

1 Wilson Jy S. Cabasag

M/16 Brgy. Western, Wao, Lanao del Sur

June 4, 2018

RA 9165

Wao Municipal Police Station

Counselled, reintegrated

to family

2 Amenda Shaik

M/13 Brgy. Western, Wao, Lanao del Sur

August 26, 2018

Theft Vanessa Ditual Counselled, reintegrated

to family

Prepared by:

(Sgd)


Wao, Lanao del Sur

Republic of the Philippines Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

Department of Health RURAL HEALTH UNIT Wao, Lanao del Sur

NUMBER OF DEATHS MONG UNDER FIVE YEARS OLD CHILDREN

YEAR 2017

Cause of Death No. of Death

DROWNING 1

YEAR 2018

Cause of Death No. of Death

SEVERE PNEUMONIA 1

Certified by: (Sgd) EMELYN LIDAZA-ALVAREZ, MD Rural Health Physician



NUMBER OF UNDERWEIGHT & SEVERELY UNDERWEIGHT CHILDREN

YEAR 2018

Municipality Underweight Severely Underweight

WAO

317

8

Certified by: (Sgd) EMELYN LIDAZA-ALVAREZ, MD Rural Health Physician



2018 Accomplishment Report on Children with Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) and

Severely Acute Malnutrition (SAM)

Barangay MAM SAM Total

1. Amoyong 6 0 6

2. Banga 11 0 11

3. Balatin 4 0 4

4. Buntongan 8 0 8

5. Buot 28 3 31

6. Cebuano Group 15 0 15

7. Christian Village 7 1 8

8. Eastern 34 0 34

9. Extension 11 0 11

10. Gata 4 0 4

11. Kabatangan 7 0 7

12. Kadingilan 16 0 16

13. Katutungan 25 0 25

14. Kilikili East 10 0 10

15. Kilikili West 3 0 3

16. Malaigang 15 1 16

17. Manila Group 11 1 12

18. Milaya 9 0 9

19. Mimbuaya 5 0 5

20. Muslim Village 2 0 2

21. Pagalongan 18 0 18

22. Panang 6 0 6

23. Park Area 15 1 16

24. Pilintangan 18 0 18

25. Serran 4 0 4

26. Western 15 1 16

Prepared by: Noted by: (Signed) NATIVIDAD A. CAPISTRANO, RM EMELYN LIDAZA-ALVAREZ, MD Nutrition Coordinator Rural Health Physician

SUMMARY OF COMPLETION RATE (PUBLIC & PRIVATE SCHOOL)

S.Y. 2017-2018

Public School Private School (in %)

South Wao (in %) District 1 (in %) District 2 (in %)

Pagalongan Central – 90.67 Wao Central CS-115.66 Buntongan ES- 48.00 CFC School of the Morning Star-86.00

Milaya Elem.-93.75 Kabatangan ES-100.48 Kilikili Central ES-57.22 Wonderland Adventist ES-79.15

Katutungan South-97.74 Cebuano Grp. ES-44.96 North Park Area ES-28.88 Wao Grace Christian Sch-88.00

Amoyong Elem-93.34 Kanipisan ES-43.75 Panang ES-120

Buot Elem-85.43 Malaigang ES-52.01 Pagayon ES-4.54

Western Pilot-99.22 Kadingilan ES-38.80 Pulacan Campo II ES-59.52

Serran ES-88.00

South Park Area ES-46.66

Sub TOTAL-93.36 Sub TOTAL-65.94 Sub TOTAL-56.60 Sub TOTAL-84.38

TOTAL – 75.07%

Children Welfare

and Development

Code

PICTORIALS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS

National Children’s Month Celebration

National Children’s Month Celebration

QUARTERLY EARTHQUAKE AND FIRE DRILL AT SCHOOLS

Balatin Primary School (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)

Photo Credit: MDRRMO Wao

Mimbuaya Primary School (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


Kabatangan Elementary School (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


Wao Central Community School (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


Kadingilan Elementary Sch ool (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


SDA Elementary School (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


Good Shepherd College (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


La Purisima High School (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


Milaya Saripada National High School (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


MSU Wao Community High School (Quarterly Earthquake and Fire Drill)


MINDANAO WEEK OF PEACE CELEBRATION

Mindanao Week of Peace

CFLGA 2018 - WAO

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