POPCOM XII 2018 ANNUAL REPORT_FINAL

Cover photo © Desiree Concepcion U. Garganian

ANNUAL REPORT2018

EMPOWERINGSOCCSKSARGEN FAMILIES

Journey towards five decades

COMMISSION ON POPULATIONAND DEVELOPMENT REGION XIIARMM Complex, Cotabato Cityrpo12.popcom.gov.ph | [email protected](064) 421 5595

Table of ContentsSOCCSKSARGEN

ANNUAL REPORT 2018

MESSAGE FROM THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION: REGIONAL PROFILE

2018 HIGHLIGHTS

PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS (RP-FP)

PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS (AHD)

PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS (GAD)

PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS (POPDEV)

PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO LGUs

2018 ASSISTANCE TO ARMM

REGIONAL EXPENDITURES

LGU EXPENDITURE REPORT

THE REGIONAL STAFF

DIRECTORY OF POPULATION OFFICES

PUBLICATION TEAM

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Message from theRegional Director

2018 proved to be a particularly memorable year for POPCOM XII. Once again, the regional office has re-claimed its top spot in the overall national performance rating. This fully manifests the commitment and synergistic hard work by team SOCCSKSARGEN: the POPCOM Regional Office, the Local Government Units, the Regional Line Agencies, the Civil Society Organizations and the Faith-based Organizations.

EDWIN MATEO P. QUIJANORegional Director

COMMISSION ON POPULATION - XII

Working together as a team undeniably generates greater results, and this has been one significant factor that the regional population office has relied on for years. The unwavering support, especially of our Local Government Units, and the untiring efforts of our population officers, workers and volunteers, cannot be underrated as these are the keys to unlocking obstacles and attaining accomplishments. Along with our partner agencies both GOs and NGOs, we truly recognize their most significant contributions to the achievement of our program goals and objectives. We will continue nurturing the very good partnerships and relations that we have begun, towards the path of empowering the families in SOCCSKSARGEN.

And so, it is with pride and grateful joy that I present this annual report that showcases the various activities and initiatives that contributed to a fruitful and successful year for the region. Through most trying times, we hope that all these gains will sustain us to continue the journey towards the achievement of the development goals and objectives of the region.

Once again, we salute all the people and institutions that worked with us so tirelessly, and offer our utmost gratitude.

More power to all of us.

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Executive SummaryPopulation and Development (POPDEV)

• 130 institutions oriented on POPDEV• 5 LGUs mentored (Aleosan, Cotabato City, Parang, Matanog, Datu Paglas)• 344 Senior Citizens (SC) and PWDs provided with population-related information, 1 Outreach for SC• 279 Decision-makers and key stakeholders oriented on population policy/program as scheduled

Gender and Development (GAD)

• Conduct of the Assessment of Pre-Marriage Counselors Knowledge, Attitude and Practice on Gender and Development through a GAD-KAP questionnaire• The Gender Responsive Population Strategies (GRPOPs) Pool of Trainers set of GST and GAD training curriculum for specific audiences (students, employees of NGAs, private company employees, amongst others). • 1 batch of Kalalakihang Tapat sa Responsibilidad at Obligasyon sa Pamilya (KATROPA) for Men in Uniform

Technical and Administrative Assistance and Coordination: Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM)

• ARMM and South-South Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) technical and administrative support and coordination to external projects such as the SSTC and United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) projects (Fatwa Translation and Comprehensive Gender and Health Education for Youth (CGHEY) Modules). In November 2018, the SSTC Philippines won the 1st Place UNFPA Global South-South Triangular Cooperation Good Practice Competition. • 5-year extension of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the Philippines, Indonesia and UNFPA.

For 2018, once again, total Local Government Unit (LGU) counterpart for PPMP implementation once again remain outstanding at PhP 15,874,769.70, cumulatively for all 3 PPMP strategies region-wide. POPCOM XII utilization of 2018 Regional Budget Allocation was 100%.

Apart from POPCOM XII accomplishment, this annual report edition contains significant information on reported accomplishments and counterpart-funding of our LGU program partners. These are reflected in the sections per program component.

In pursuit of Empowering Filipino Families in SOCCSKSARGEN, POPCOM XII rode on the momentum gained in 2017, expending all efforts to achieve the successful accomplishment of its targets for 2018. It was also able to implement additional activities crucial to increasing Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) (51% any modern method, National Demographic Health Survey [NDHS] 2017) and lower teenage birth rate (rank 3 highest nation-wide, NDHS 2017). All this was possible through close collaboration and coordination with its program partners from the local government units, regional line agencies, civil society organizations and faith-based organizations.

Responsible Parenthood and Family Planning (RFFP)

• 68,411 (127%) couples reached by RPFP demand-generation activities• 6,129 (92%) women with unmet needs identified and served• Pre-testing of Pre-Marriage Orientation (PMO) Manual• Conduct of Refresher Course on Natural Family Planning• 4 IPCC and IPC Usapan Serye trainings (additional)• As Regional Implementation Team (RIT) secretariat, provision of technical assistance for Cotabato City RIT PME Orientation, General Santos City City Implementation Team (CIT) Creation, Sultan Kudarat Province Provincial Implementation Team (PIT) Creation, South Cotabato Province Consultative Meeting and PIT Creation

Creation of Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health (RPRH) Implementation Team at the LGU level Gen Santos City CIT EO No. 010 s.2018 Mun of Alamada MIT EO No. 023 s.2018

Reorganization of CIT Kidapawan City CIT EO No. 006 s.2018 Adolescent Health and Development (AHD)

• 7,411 (148%) adolescents reached and provided with correct adolescent health and development information, of which 5,267 was specifically from conduct of Youth for Youth (U4U)• Training of Trainers (TOT) on Parent-Teen Trail Module• 2 functional Information and Service Delivery Network (ISDN) at South Cotabato and Cotabato Province• 12 functional teen centers (Polomolok 4, T'boli 1, Lake Sebu 1, Kidapawan City 1, Koronadal City 1, Midsayap 2, Sultan Kudarat 2) • 365 adults provided with AHD information (parents, teachers, service providers)• 28 Guidance Counsellors, Gender and Development (GAD) Focal Persons and Health Service Providers in State Universities and Colleges (SUCS) and Higher Educational Institutions (HEI) attended the Orientation to RPRH Law, Philippine Population Management Program (PPMP), Young Adult Fertility and Sexual Study (YAFSS) 2013 (additional)

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DESIREE CONCEPCION U. GARGANIAN, MHSSAssistant Regional Director - Designate

* majority of reached couples thru House to House Visits

INTRODUCTION

REGIONAL PROFILE

Region XII or Central Mindanao was created last July 7, 1975, under Presidential Decree No. 742. This decree stated that Central Mindanao was composed of five (5) provinces and three (3) cities, namely: Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur and Maguindanao and the cities of Cotabato, Iligan, and Marawi. In August 1, 1989, Republic Act No. 6734 was signed into law, providing for the creation of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM). The provinces of Lanao del Sur and Maguindanao were included in the composition of ARMM.

On October 12, 1990, Executive Order No. 429 was signed into law, defining the new composition of Central Mindanao with Koronadal City as its Regional Administrative Center. However, a restraining order was issued, resulting to the non-execution of the said EO. Thus, the compositionof Region XII prior to the issuance of

of South Cotabato, Sarangani, and the cities of Koronadal and General Santos of Region XI became part of the new Region XII.

Thus, per Executive Order No. 36 dated September 19, 2001, “Providing for the Reorganization of the Administrative Regions in Mindanao and for other purposes”, Region XII now is called “SOCCSKSARGEN” and is composed of 4 provinces and 5 cities. These provinces are: North Cotabato, Sarangani, South Cotabato, and Sultan Kudarat. The five cities are: Cotabato City, Koronadal City, Gen. Santos City, Kidapawan City and Tacurong City. Only two cities are considered chartered cities namely: Cotabato City and General Santos City. Kidapawan City, Koronadal City, and Tacurong City are considered component cities of North Cotabato, South Cotabato, and Sultan Kudarat provinces respectively. Sarangani, and the cities of Koronadal and General Santos of Region XI became part of the new Region XII.

EO 429 (i.e. Cotabato Province, Sultan Kudarat, Lanao del Norte, Cotabato City, Iligan City, and Marawi City) remained on status quo. Cotabato City remained as the Regional Administrative Center of Region XII. It has been likewise designated as the temporary regional center of the ARMM.

On August 14, 2001, pursuant to the provision of RA 9054, a plebiscite was conducted in the Special Zone of Peace and Development (SZOPAD) to determine the areas that shall comprise the ARMM. The cities of Marawi in Region XII and Isabela in Region IX joined the ARMM. As a result of the reconfiguration of the ARMM, Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo issued Executive Order No. 36 dated September 19, 2001, which calls for the realignment of the regions in Mindanao. The province of Lanao del Norte and Iligan City of Region XII were transferred to Region X. The provinces

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Idsangakuan | Ang Mukha ng Pagkakaiba © Museyo Kutawato

INTRODUCTION

SOCCSKSARGEN or Region XII is home to 4,545,276 tri-people in Mindanao (PSA, 2015). It is composed of 5 provinces and 4 cities. Cotabato Province, including Kidapawan City is the most populous comprising 30% of the total population (1,379,747) on 2015*. South Cotabato, including Koronadal City follow at 20% (915,289). Sultan Kudarat and Tacurong City are both a close third at 18% (812,095) and Sarangani province ranks fourth at 12% (544,261). Among the chartered cities, General Santos City has the largest population at (594,446) 13%, while Cotabato City accounts for 7% share of the total population (299,438) of SOCCSKSARGEN.

While the regional population has been on a constant rise from 1,722,727 in 1980 to 4,545,276 in 2015, a slower population growth rate is noted in the last 27 years. The annual population growth is decreasing from 2.99 (1990 to 2000) to 2.46 (2000 to 2010) and most recently to 1.94 (2010-2015). It is still relatively higher than the national annual population growth rate of 2.34 in 1990-2000, 1.90 in 2000-2010 and 1.72 from 2010-2015. Should the 2010-2015 average annual growth rate of 1.94 percent prevail until the succeeding years, there will be 9.1 million people in Region 12 by 2051, double the number of the 2015 counts (Table 1). Among the provinces in SOCCSKSARGEN, it is Cotabato who will have the shortest doubling time. At the rate of 2.27 percent, the province is expected to have twice its current population size estimated around 2,759,494 by 2046. The rate by which a population will double in size has a significant implication on settlement, considering the land requirements, basic social needs, amenities and services required to provide for basic human needs. Cotabato Province would have to prepare for the expansion areas by developing suburbs for housing and institutions to cater to health and education needs of the emergent populace. (see Table 1)

The vibrant and fast changing population dynamics of the region plays a crucial role in socio-economic development of its inhabitants.

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Quick Stats

VITAL STATISTICS (Source: FHSIS)

**Infant Mortality Rate

**Under 5 Mortality Rate

**Maternal Mortality Ratio

**Crude birth rate

**Crude death rate

*Life expectancy at birth

Male

Female

6.06

7.97

70.35

17.89

3.34

2010-2015

67.03

72.78

8.72

11.66

57.64

17.42

3.27

2015-2020

68.86

74.63

2013 2017FAMILY PLANNING (Source: NDHS)

2016 2017

Total fertility rate

Contraceptive Prevalence Rate

Unmet Need for Family Panning

3.2

57.5

15.6

3.4

59

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Source: *2010 Census-Based National, Regional and Provincial Population Projection ** Field Health Service Information System (FHSIS)

SOCIO-ECONOMIC (Source: APIS)

Poverty Incidence Among Families

Annual Per Capita Poverty Threshold

(in pesos)

EDUCATION (Source: FLEMMS)

LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT(SOURCE: PSA QUICKSTAT)

Basic Literacy Rate (10 y/o and over)

Functional Literacy Rate (10 to 64 y/o)

Labor Force Participation Rate

Employment Rate

Unemployment Rate

Underemployment Rate

2012 2015

37.1

18,737

2008

92.1

78.3

JULY2018

61.7

96.6

3.4

18.8

30.5

21,035

2013

OCTOBER2018

62.3

96.4

3.4

18.8

90.8

82.5

Region XII - SOCCSKSARGEN

*Source: 2015, POPCEN, PSA

Table 1. Trends in Population Size by Provinces/Cities 2010-2015

9,090,552

2,759,494

1,830,578

1,624,190

1,188,892

1,088,522

598,876

2051

2046

2051

2058

2051

2056

2052

Region 12

Cotabato

South Cotabato

Sultan Kudarat

Gen. Santos City

Sarangani

Cotabato City

ExpectedPopulation

Doubling Time2010 CensusArea

No. of Years Year

36

31

36

43

36

41

37

4,109,571

1,226,508

827,200

747,087

538,086

498,904

271,786

2015 CensusPopulation

Growth Rate

4,545,276

1,379,747

915,289

812,095

594,446

544,261

299,438

1.94

2.27

1.94

1.60

1.91

1.67

1.86

INTRODUCTION

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2010 - 2015

*Sources: PSA, 2010 Census of Population PSA, 2015 Census of Population and Housing

2018 HIGHLIGHTS

POPCOM XII achieved all of its targeted projects and activities for 2018 as indicated in the Work and Financial Plan. There were also additional activities implemented in support to PPMP implementation. These were conducted with funding support and in close collaboration and coordination with the LGUs and partner agencies. The following are the highlights of 2018 POPCOM XII accomplishments.

k. South-South Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) and UNFPA projects (FATWA Translation and CGHEY Modules) (technical and administrative support and coordination) Jun - Dec 2018.

l. RPRH Law and AHYD Program Orientation for Health Service Providers, Guidance Counsellors and GAD Focal Persons on Oct 29 - 30, 2018 at EM Manor Hotel, Cotabato City

m. Two batches of Adolescent Sexuality Forum for Grade 11 Senior High School Students, conducted on Nov 24 and Dec 1, 2018 respectively at Notre Dame University Gymnasium, Cotabato City.

n. Fatwa Dissemination on Model Family in Islam on Nov 28, 2018 at South Seas Complex, Cotabato City.

o. POPCOM XII Outreach at Bahay Maria, Dec 27, 2018.

e. 3-day intensive training workshop on Basic Technical Writing held at SunCity Suites, General Santos City, Apr 4-6, 2018.

f. World Population Day Celebration on July 11, 2018 at South Seas Convention Hall, Cotabato City.

g. Celebration of the 40th year of National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation Week on July 18, 2018 at Isulan, Sultan Kudarat.

h. Midyear Provincial Program Implementation Review held last July 18, 19 and 30, 2018 respectively in the province of Sultan Kudarat, Tacurong City, and Cotabato Province.

i. Family Planning Month Culminating Activity on Aug 24, 2018 at SouthSeas Convention Hall, Cotabato City.

j. Basic Orientation on LGBT and SOGIE at General Santos City on Sept 4-6, 2018

a. 1st Quarter RIT Meeting and RIT Subcommittee on Advocacy Planning Workshop on Feb 21-22, 2018 at the Anchor Hotel in Gen Santos City.

b. Technical assistance for the formation of Provincial and City Implementation Team: 1. Cotabato City – RIT PME Orientation Feb 26, 2018 2. General Santos City – CIT Creation Feb 14-16, 2018 3. Sultan Kudarat Province – PIT Creation Feb 14-16, 2018 4. South Cotabato Province – Consultative Meeting Jan 26, 2018; PIT Creation Feb 28- Mar 2.

c. BL Colloquium at the Sarangani Highlands Garden in PurokWal, Tambler, Gen. Santos City, May 7-11, 2018.

d. RPRH Law and RIT re-orientation session for ARMM on Apr 4, 2018 at the DOH-ARMM Conference Hall.

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ProgramAccomplishments

RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD

AND FAMILY PLANNING

Responsible Parenthood and Family Planning (RPFP) are geared towards assisting couples to achieve their desired number and spacing of children within the demand of responsible parenthood through effectivefamily planning. It specifically aims to attain zero unmet need for modern family planning through increase access to FP information and services.

2018 World Population Day Observance | Cotabato City

PPO Sarangani Province

“Region 12 PURPLE RIBBON AWARD for 2018 was awarded to SARANGANI Province. We are honored to say that our province is the highest performing province in the implementation of RH and FP Program, having a Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) of 86%.”

“Going one step further on the population program initiatives, South Cotabato launched its MAPA program or Magulang at Anak Pagsasamang Ayos. As participants expressed gratefulness for attending RAC-RAS and LPPED, we saw it fit to conduct another activity that joins both parents and their adolescents.”

PPO South Cotabato

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RPFP Classes

68 ,41 1Couples/ indiv iduals reached

1,734Classes conducted

6,658Identified with unmet need

6,129Unmet need served

PMC Refresher Course - March 12-14, 2018 and March 14-16, 2018 | 84 participants (43M/38F)

Program Implementation Review (PIR) for the FHA - March 14-16, 2018 | Koronadal City | 84 participants (43M/38F)

Gender Responsive Training for new Counselors - April 10-13, 2018 | SunCity Suites, General Santos City | 34 Participants (7M/27F)

World Population Day - RA 10354 Orientation to SK and SB officials of Cotabato City | July 11, 2018 | Cotabato City | 111 participants (63M/48F)

TOT on Parent-Teen Trail Module - July 23-27, 2018 | Villa Princessita, Koronadal City | 29 participants (8M/21F)

RPFP Orientation to PWDs - 40th NDPR week | July 17, 2018 | Isulan, Sultan Kudarat | 39

World Population Day | Cotabato City

RPFP Orientation to PWDs | Sultan Kudarat

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100 Millionth Baby - 4th Birthday | July 27, 2018 | 4 children (Cotabato Province, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani, South Cotabato)

Conduct of IPC Skills Training on RPFP for Service Providers - November 5-7, 2018 and November 7-9, 2018 | Anchor Hotel, General Santos City | 62 participants (3M/59F)I

Interpersonal Communication (IPC) Training on RPFP - USAPAN Serye - November 12-14, 2018 and November 14-17, 2018 | Villa Princessita, Koronadal City | 58 participants (All Female Participants)

FATWA on Model Family in Islam Dissemination - PopDev Week Celebration | November 28, 2018 | SouthSeas Complex, Cotabato City | 92 participants (16M/76F)

100th Millionth Baby | Cotabato Province

IPC Training on RPFP - USAPAN Serye | Koronadal City

FATWA on Model Family in Islam Dissemination | Cotabato City

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LGU Activities for RPFP Program

LGU Structure

Cotabato City

General Santos City

Kidapawan City

Koronadal City

Province of Cotabato

Province of Sarangani

Province of South Cotabato

Province of Sultan Kudarat

Tacurong City

TOTAL

15

313

85

41

1,116

99

789

287

24

2,769

104

2,395

1,779

1,954

6,471

35

16,407

5,354

413

34,912

Total Number

of Activities

Total Number

Reached

ACTIVITIESDemand Generation: FDS classes, PMC classes, Symposia/Fora/Lectures on Responsible Parenthood, Usapan Serye, PMC for Kasalan, RP-FP through radio program, RPM Sessions (Tacurong and Kidapawan), ABKD and Culmination of ABKD (Kor. City), LPPED (Kor. City and South Cot.) Parent Education on Adolescent Sexuality Seminar (Kor. City) HHSG Classes (Kidapawan), KATROPA (Kidapawan and Koronadal), Implant Missions (Sarangani), PEAHD and MAPA (South Cotabato), GAYM (Cotabato Province).

Capacity Building: Pre-Marriage Counselors Training (GenSan City), RPRH Orientation (Koronadal), FP-CBT Level 2 Training and IPC on Family Planning for Muslim Health Workers (Sarangani).

Other Activities: PMC Meetings, CIT Meetings, Midyear Planning, ORS (GenSan) FP Advocacy to MCRA (Cotabato City), Search and Awarding Ceremony for Model Family (South Cot and Koronadal), Search and Awarding Ceremony for Most Outstanding IP Model Family (South Cot), Search for Outsatanding PPVs and Population Congress (South Cot).

Governance Mechanism: PGAD year-end review (Sarangani)

“MAPA” which stands for “Magulang at Anak, Pagsasamang Ayos”, is a new local advocacy campaign under the Population Management and Development Program of South Cotabato which aims to build an open, healthy, and friendly parent and adolescent relationship towards developing responsible adolescents and strengthening the family bonds.

MAPA, commonly known as map, is a blueprint for the cultivation of a responsible, strong and fruitful

relationship between parents and adolescents and the family in general. It promotes the holistic empowerment of both parents toward nurturing responsible and productive adolescents, through their own active involvement in the lives of their children.

This new strategy under Responsible Parenthood and Adolescent Development Programs of the Provincial Population Office of South Cotabato is composed of two approaches with lectures,

RPFP in South Cotabatoexercises/workshop and games designed for both parents and adolescents. It may culminate with a parent and adolescent heartfelt encounter. Such experience is not only an advocacy campaign on family relationships, but is also a one-time valuable opportunity to give parents and adolescents a unique time to bond as a family, given pervading busy lives.

Conduct of MAPA | South Cotabato

ADOLESCENT HEALTH

AND DEVELOPMENT

Adolescent Health and Development (AHD) key strategies aim to significantly reduce adolescent pregnancies through responsible sexuality and effective life skills among young people.

Responsible Adolescents Campaign thru the conduct of Responsible Adolescence Seminar | T’boli, South Cotabato

PPO Cotabato Province

“The Provincial Goverment of Cotabato has observed the impact of our activities in the province, especially the GAYM and the U4U Teen Trail. With it being popular, as PGO allocated more budget for the conduct of GAYM and U4U amounting to 1.5 Million each. We are honored to say that this is one of the major accomplishments of the Population Division for 2018.”

“U4U Teen Trail is very popular to the adolescent of Cotabato City. It has influence sand encourages the young Cotabateños to be more participative in city- wide activities. It remains to be one of the activities that hones youth leaders.”

CPO Cotabato City

“General Santos City continues its program for Adolescents. But we also acknowledge that it is not only the ones at school that we need to reach out. As such, the City also conducts programs with the Children in Conflict with the Law specially every Summer Youth Fest.”

CPMO General Santos City

Observation on the Conduct of RAC-RAS: Documentation of Good Practice Project | T’boli National High School, South Cotabato

AHD Orientation to PWDs | Isulan, Sultan Kudarat

Adolescent Healthand Development

7,41 1Adolescents Reached

2Functional AHD-ISDN

365Adults reached w/ AHD info

12Functional teen centers

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Observation on the Conduct of RAC-RAS: Documentation of Good Practice Project - T’boli National High School, South Cotabato | 130 participants (59M/71F)

AHD Orientation to PWDs - 40th NDPR week | July 17, 2018 | Isulan, Sultan Kudarat | 28 participants (15M/13F)

Comprehensive Gender and Health Education for Youth (CGHEY) Module Writeshop - Cotabato City | 20 participants (7M/13F)

AHD Program Orientation to POPED Coordinators of Region XII - April 19-20, 2018 | SunCity Suites, General Santos City | 19 participants (11M/8F)

Youth Peer Educators’ Meeting with POPCOM XII | Cotabato City

Conduct of AHD Program Orientation to Teachers and other program partners ofCCNHS Main Campus | Cotabato City

World Population Day | Cotabato City

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Youth Peer Educators’ Meeting with POPCOM XII - Presentation of project and activity proposals for AHD program in SOCCSKSARGEN

Conduct of AHD Program Orientation to Teachers and other program partners of Cotabato City NHS Main Campus - November 18, 2018 | Cotabato City

World Population Day - RA 10354 Orientation to SK and SB officials of Cotabato City | July 11, 2018 | Cotabato City | 111 participants (63M/48F)

LGU Activities for AHD Program

LGU Structure

Cotabato City

General Santos City

Kidapawan City

Koronadal City





Tacurong City

TOTAL

7

16

9

33

121

3

261

74

16

540

381

-

222

2,630

30,592

560

9,891

5,997

274

50,547

Total Number

of Activities

Total Number

Reached

ACTIVITIESDemand Generation: U4U Teen Trails, U4U Faci Trainining, Adolescent Health and Sexuality Management Symposia/ Fora, PopQuiz & Skills Exhibition AHYD Film Dissemination Forum Teen Forum on Consequecies of Early Pregnancy, Forum on HIV/AIDS, Adolescent Health and Sexuality Lectures among grades 5 & 6, Adolescent Resproductive Health Lecture, AHYD and Family Lifestyle Seminar, , Adolescent Health & Leadership Camp, Citiwide (Koronadal City), Spoken Poetry Contest (Cotabato City), Summer Kids Peace Camp and GAYM Orientation (Cotabato Province), SKUL KA BA and PYAP Quarterly Meetings (Sultan Kudarat), RAC-RAS (South Cotabato)

Capacity Building: Peer Educator’s Training and Training of Trainers NEW SHAPE-A Module.

Other Activities: ADP Mid-Year Planning Conference and Conduct of Pilot Testing for Survey Questionnaire on The Effect Of RAC-RAS (South Cot)

Governance Mechanism: Local Youth Officers Planning Workshop on Local Youth Dev't Program (SK)

Concretizing “Serbisyong Totoo” of Cotabato Province, the Population Management Division continues to strengthen its Responsible Parenting and Adolescent Health and Youth Development Program through its implementation of Getting Along You and Me (GAYM).

GAYM is a Parent - Adolescent encounter designed to help parents reachout to their adolescents and help parents shape the lives of their

growing children. It aims to develop and improve communication, provide opportunities for reconciliation, and strengthen the bond between children and parents.

As children grow into adolescence, they start asserting their own views and ideas. This is where children need their parents’ guidance most. Thus, parents reach out to adolescents toprevent misunderstanding and

AHD in Cotabato Provinceand develop closer relationships. In this context, GAYM Orientation for parents and adolescents is one avenue for the parent and the adolescent to spend a day of positive relationship and undivided attention, rather than days of several conflicts. It will further ensure their bonding time together, enjoying each other by being open, spontaneous and truthful.

Conduct of MAPA | South Cotabato

GAYM Parent-Adolescent Encounter | Cotabato Province

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“Koronadal City has conducted KATROPA to 6 Barangays and it does not just end in trainings. We also had KATROPA Congress on 2018 to ensure continuous participation of the trained KATROPA men in the conduct of population-related programs”

CPO Koronadal City

“As support to the implementation of Gender and Development in the region, Tacurong City is continuosly conducting its program initiative for GAD. For 2018, Tacurong has conducted 35 GAD Orientation on ERPAT which stands for Empowerment and Reaffirmation of Paternal Abilities.”

CPO Tacurong City

GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT

Gender and Development Integration - The PPMP has long recognized the innate interconnection of gender issues with population issues. As such, women empowerment and gender equality and equity has been integrated as a cross-cutting principle and dimension in key population management strategies. As a strategy, the gender-responsiveness of key POPDEV integration, RPFP, and AHD strategies will be ensured.

KATROPA Training for Men in Uniform | Cotabato City

Gender andDevelopment

9 ,900Partic ipants reached by LGUs

175LGU Activities for GAD

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International Women’s Day Parade | Cotabato City

INTO THE BEKIVERSE SOGIE Orientation | General Santos City

International Women’s Day Parade - Cotabato City |March 8, 2018

Assessment of Pre-Marriage Counselors Knowledge, Attitude and Practice on Gender and Development - March 12-14, 2018 and March 14-16, 2018 | 84 participants (43M/38F)

GRPopS Pool of Trainers 2nd Quarter Meeting - May 17, 2018. | Sarangani Province | 8participants (2M/6F)

GRPOPS Pool of Trainers Special Meeting - September 29, 2018 | 7 couples (7M/4F)

Curriculum Mapping for Comprehensive Gender and Health Education for Youth (CGHEY) - April 19-20, 2018 | General Santos City | 25participants (14M/11F)

KATROPA - July 19-20, 2018 | POPCOM XII Conference Room | 27participants (All Male Participants)

KATROPA - August 15 - 16, 2018 | POPCOM XII Conference Room |24participants (All Male Participants)

Basic Orientation on LGBT and SOGIE - Basic Orientation on LGBT and SOGIE for POPCOM XII and ARMM Staff | September 4-6, 2018 | 24 (9M/15F)

Basic Orientation on LGBT and SOGIE | General Santos City

KATROPA FOR MEN IN UNIFORM | Cotabato City

KATROPA FOR MEN IN UNIFORM | Cotabato City

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19

LGU Activities for GAD Program

LGU Structure

Cotabato City

General Santos City

Kidapawan City

Koronadal City





Tacurong City

TOTAL

-

15

42

29

23

-

15

16

35

175

-

805

1,205

703

2,156

-

1,621

3,274

136

9,900

Total Number

of Activities

Total Number

Reached

ACTIVITIESDemand Generation: GAD Orienation/Seminars/Workshops, GAD VAW orientations, KATROPA Seminar, KATROPA Congress and Women’s Forum (Koronadal City), GAD Orientation on Erpat (Empowerment and Reaffirmation of Paternal Abilities) (Tacurong City), Symposium during Women’s National Women’s Day (Kidapawan City), Provincial Women’s Congress and Gender Responsive Positive Discipline Seminar and GAD Radio Program Advocacy (South Cotabato) CBRP Training, Jail Visit with Free Legal Assistance, PAPSMEAR and Gift Giving, Cervical Cancer Awareness (Cotabato Province)

Capacity Building: Gender Sensitivity Training

Other Activities: GFPS Meetings, Consultative Meeting with DILG, Medical Examination for VAWC cases (Kidapawan City)

Governance Mechanism: GAD Plan and Budget Workshop (Koronadal City), PGAD year-end review (Sarangani), IEC on Personal Hygiene to Women Inmats of SK Provincial Jail Sultan and Regional KALIPI Assembly Kudarat Province)

Policy Development: Revisiting and Updating of SK GAD Code (Sultan Kudarat Province)

Ensuring male involvement in the overall program under PPMP, Koronadal City continuously conducts series of KATROPA Trainings funded by the City Government of Koronadal throughout the years.

For 2018, Koronadal City has conducted 5 KATROPA Trainings having 113 participants in total (85M/28F). The participants were mostly the employees of the city government.

Further capacitating the participants of KATROPA Trainining and ensuring its sustainability, the City Population Office of Koronadal also conducted KATROPA Congress on November 20, 2018 with 95 total male participants who have attended KATROPA trainings in the past years.

KATROPA in Koronadal City

KATROPA sa Barangay | Koronadal City

POPULATION AND

DEVELOPMENT INTEGRATION

Population and Development Integration The POPDEV Integration component also includes the concerns of special group of population such as older persons, persons with disabilities and indigenous people. Interventions for these segments of population aim to ensure that their special needs are consciously considered and responded to in inclusive development initiatives at all levels.

POPDEV Orientation to LCEs | Aleosan, Cotabato Province

PPO Sultan Kudarat

“Pahirapan man, for this year, the City Implementation Team of Kidapawan has been established.”

CPO Kidapawan City

“One of the significant activities for the province for 2018 is that the POPCOM Central Office has chosen the Municipality of Palimbang as one of the areas for the Peace Development, Population, Poverty Reduction Research Project. This study included 6 areas in the Philippines that have attained peace after years of conflict.”

Orientation on Demographic Dividend to Program Partners in the LGUs - February 8, 2018 | Kiamba, Sarangani Province

Socio-Economic Profile (SEP) Enhancement Workshop - April 9-10, 2018 | Star Hotel, Davao City

Courtesy Call to LCEs of Parang and Matanog for the PopDev Mentoring Pilot Areas - Courtesy call to LCEs of Parang and Matanog on January 10, 2018 and Datu Paglas on January 17, 2018 to formally give the rationale and objectives of the PopDev Mentoring Project of POPCOM XII (also selection site criteria for pilot areas). The draft MOU was presented and discussed with the LCEs.

Orientation on Demographic Dividend | Kiamba,, Sarangani Province

SEP Enhancement Workshop | Star Hotel, Davao City

POPDEV Integration

130Institut ions reached

2

LGU Activities

10LGUs Mentored

21

3ARMM Municipalities Mentored

POPDEV MOU Signing | Datu Paglas, Parang and Matanog

POPDEV Orientation | Aleosan, Cotabato Province

LGUs Datu Paglas, Parang and Matanog MOU Signing for PopDev Integration - Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing for 3 LGUs namely Datu Paglas, Parang, and Matanog on March 6, 2018. To formally bind the partnership between LGUs and POPCOM, the MOU was signed between the Mayors of the different municipalities and the POPCOM XII representative.

POPDEV MOU Signing | Datu Paglas, Parang and Matanog

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LGU Activities for POPDEV Integration

LGU Structure

General Santos City

Koronadal City


TOTAL

5

1

4

10

Total Number

of Activities

ACTIVITIESGeneral Santos City: 4 Demand Generation Activities: Poster Making, POPQUIZ, Jingle Writing, Essay Contest

Other Activivties: 1 Meeting conducted in support to POPDEV Program

Cotabato Province:

1 POPCOM XII and LGU ALEOSAN MOU signing on Population and Development (POPDEV) Mentoring

1 Courtesy Call with the Local Chief Executive of Makilala

1 Local Government Population Management Conference

1 BHW Orientation at LGU Pigcawayan

1 POPDEV Orientation integrating 8 CV among SPID

1 Advocacy on PPMP through orientation of PPMP among Brgy. Officials

Preparation of Database for Planning Workshops were conducted as part of the POPDEV Integration implementation in SOCCSKSARGEN.

For 2018, these are the highlights for POPDEV Integration:

• April 9-10 for ARMM - Parang, Matanog and Datu Paglas (31:18M/13F) Star Hotel, Davao City

• April 11-13, 2018 for Aleosan, Cotabato (14:10M/4F) ) Star Hotel, Davao City• April 17-19, 2018 for Cotabato City (13:5M/8F), Suncity Suites, General Santos City

The Enhancement of Local Demographic and Socio-Economic Profile (SEP) was conducted on May 9-10 for ARMM with a total of 26

Enhancement of LocalDemographic and Socio-Economic Profile

participants (12M/14F), and May 15-17, 2018 for Region XII with a total of 23 participants (10M/13F) at Anchor Hotel, General Santos City.

These workshops were conducted to check the status of available LGU data and for the participants to initially formulate descriptions for each sectoral indicator.

MOU Signing for POPDEV Mentoring in ARMM | Matanog, Maguindanao

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PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT

42 planning/consultative/coordinative meetings with partner agencies and PPO/CPOs were either conducted or attended by POPCOM XII (NMM Board Meeting, RDC, RPEB, RAC, RGADC, PWD, RICT, NNC, RIT, RYAC, DSWD, ISDN)

Planning workshop/mid-year and year-end assessment were conducted to set directions and strategies in population management, assess progress and evaluate year-end results vis-à-vis targets set.

2018 4th Quarter LGPMC | General Santos City

The continued support of the 9 LGU structures of Region XII in the implemetation of the PPMP Programs and projects at the local level is the greatest contributing factor for POPCOM XII to achieve its targets on PPMP program implementation. Four (4) Quarterly Local Government Population Management Conference (LGPMC) were conducted with 3 LGPMCs sponsored by the LGUs - South Cotabato Province, Cotabato Province and General Santos City respectively.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOACTIVITIES FUNDED BY LGUS

RPFP

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ACTIVITY Date and VenueNo. of Pax LGU

PIT Consultative MeetingSouth Cotabato

PMC Training for PMC Counselors ofLGU Tampakan

Consultation & creation of CityImplementation Team of GeneralSantos City for RPRH implementation

PIT SK QuickWin

Program orientation & consultationmeeting with IP leaders andconstituents of Brgy Biangan, Makilala

RIT DCFs orientation to CHO & CSWDOstaff of Cotabato City

PMC Training for PMC Counselorsof General Santos City

Consultation and creation ofProvincial Implementation Teamof South Cotabato forRPRH Implementation

FHA Accomplishment andProgram Review

IP Caravan and FDS lecture

World Population Day Programof Cotabato City PopulationOffice

TOT on Pre-marriage Orientation

FDS Class to IP constituents

Refresher Course on NFP for ARMM

2018 Search for most OutstandingModel Family

PMC Program ImplementationReview-South Cotabato

January 26, 201817 (3M/14F)

February 14-15, 201835 (3M/32F)

February 14-16, 201822 (10M/12F)

February 14-16, 201825 (7M/18F)

February 22, 201840 (6M/34F)

February 26, 201820 (3M/17F)

February 26-28, 201816 (3M/13F)

February 28-March 2,201826 (4M/22F)

March 14-16, 2018

March 21, 201821 (2M/19F)

July 11, 2018

September 24-27, 2018

September 27, 201849 (49F)

October 28-29, 201835 (35F)

November 27, 2018

December 14, 201834 (2M/19F)


General Santos City

General Santos City

Sultan Kudarat Province

Cotabato Province

Cotabato City




Cotabato Province

Cotabato Province

Cotabato Province


POPCOM ARMM



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AHD


Regional POPQUIZ for ARMM

AHD orientation to Student OJTs

School Based Teen CenterLaunching

U4U Facilitators Workshop

IP Caravan and AHD Orientation

U4U Facilitators workshop toPOPCOM ARMM staff

Teen Facilitators Review-North Upi

U4U Teen Trail-North Upi

Orientation on AdolescentReproductive Health in line withthe Oplan Kalususgan of DepEd

January 17, 20186 (2M/4F)

January 19, 201813 (1M/12F)

March 13, 201874 (34M/40F)

March 19, 201820 (1M/19F)

March 21, 201842 (18M/24F)

May 20, 201814 (4M/10F)

May 21, 2018162 (65M/97F)

August 21, 201835 (10M/25F)

July 13, 2018749 (287M/462)

POPCOM and DepEdARMM

Cotabato City

Cotabato Province

Koronadal City

Cotabato Province

POPCOM ARMM

POPCOM ARMM

POPCOM ARMM

Cotabato City

CIT QUICKWIN IN RPFP | General Santos City

“POPCOM XII recognizes that central to sustained, successful PPMP implementation is nurturing good relations with its program partners. Hence, it values responsiveness to the needs of its partners by rendering timely and appropriate technical assistance throughout the year. This section details the technical assistance provided by POPCOM XII in SOCCSKSARGEN and ARMM for 2018. These were done in close collaboration with the LGU stuctures, to include ARMM, DOH CHD 12 and other regional line agencies, CSOs and FBOs.” - POPCOM XII

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AHD


Oplan Sa Kalusugan sa DepEd(OK sa DepEd) Division Kick Off

FOCUS Group Discussion withRAC-RAS facilitators and participants

School-based managementvalidation of Cot City NHS

Peer Educators Training

Provincial POPQUIZ of CotabatoProvince and South Cotabato

AHD Orientation to IP constituents

POPQUIZ of Tacurong Cityand Sultan Kudarat

Division Level POPQUIZ of Cotabato City

Conduct SHAPERS Camp for GSC

July 16, 201829 (11M/18F)

July 30, 201825 (9M/16F)

August 2, 2018

August 21, 201835 (10M/25F)

October 23-26, 201830 (16M/14F)

September 10, 2018Oct 12, 201887 (53M/34F)

September 27,201832 (11M/21F)

October 16, 201811 (4M/7F)

November 6, 201817 (4M/13F)

November 21, 201815 students

December 17-18, 201872 (23M/49F)

Cotabato City


Cotabato City

Cotabato City

Cotabato Province

Cotabato ProvinceProvince of South Cotabato


Tacurong City

Sultan Kudarat Province

Cotabato City

General Santos City

GAD

ACTIVITY Date and VenueNo. of Pax

LGU

GST to selected employees of

LGU Koronadal City

GST Training for the Govt Employees

of Koronadal City

KATROPA Training

March 27-28, 2018

24 (8M/16F)

April 25-26, 2018

37 (10M/27)

July 19-20, 2018

27 (27M)

Korondal City

Korondal City

Cotabato City

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POPDEV


Preparation of Database for Planningfor Matanog, Parang and Datu Paglas andPreparation of Database for Planningfor Aleosan, Cotabato Province

Preparation of Database for Planningfor Cotabato City

Socio-Economic Profile EnhancementWorkshop for Matanog, Parang andDatu Paglas, Maguindanao

Socio-Economic Profile EnhancementWorkshop for Cotabato City

IP Visit/Consultation Meeting andProgram Orientation to IP CommunityLeaders of Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat

Consultative Meeting and ProgramOrientation to IP Leaders of Brgy Tasiman

4th Annual Population Congress

April 9-11, 201831 (18M/13F)

April 11-13, 201814 (10M/4F)

April 17-19, 201813 (5M/8F)

May 9-11, 201826 (11M/15F)

May 15-17, 201823 (11M/12F)

May 31, 201855 (27M/28F)

August 23-24, 201832 (13M/19F)

November 28, 2018

POPCOM ARMM andCotabato Province

Cotabato City

POPCOM ARMM

Cotabato City

Sultan Kudarat



FATWA DISSEMINATI0N ON MODEL FAMILY IN ISLAM | Maguindanao Province

South-South Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) | Tawi Tawi, ARMM

In November 2018, the SSTC Philippines won the 1st Place UNFPA Global South-South Triangular Cooperation Good Practice Competition. With this strongly positive outcome, the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the two (2) countries was extended for another five (5) years.

POPCOM XII rendered both technical and administrative assistance in the conduct of population-related activities in areas of Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM). From the total budget of P29,480,000.00, the Regional Office allotted/transferred the amount of P9,721,425.87 thru Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) to the Department of Health-ARMM. This amount covered the payment of salaries of staff, production of IEC materials, operating expenses, travelling expenses, capability building for health providers, reimbursement of classes and referrals. Aside from the regional fund, POPCOM-Central Office also allotted the additional amount of P2,484,900.00 thru NTCA to fund the other national called population activities. Special projects such as South-South Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) (GOP) and UNFPA also provide funds for the pilot areas of SSTC. For 2018, the special projects focused on the crafting of the CGHEY Modules and Fatwa Dissemination.

Crafting of CGHEY Module - the development of the Comprehensive Gender and Health Education for Youth (CGHEY) Modules is a response to one of the provision stated in the Fatwa of Model Family in Islam on the Adolescent and Youth Development. The Darul-Iftah Bangsamoro recommends the resolute action in setting up a program for CGHEY to be put in both private and public curriculum in the educational institutions. Under the SSTC between Indonesia, the Philippine Government and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the Philippine Government funded the development of the modules. It aims to develop Islamic-based Adolescent Health and Youth Development teaching materials for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). POPCOM XII provided technical assistance and administrative support for the coordination of a series of one-day meetings by the technical working group (key actors to include POPCOM-ARMM, DepEd National and ARMM, and faith-based organizations). A total of 8 meetings were held from June to December 2018. There was also a 3-day workshop held last April 19-20, 2018 at Anchor Hotel, Gen Santos City. The participants did a comprehensive review of the status of the module development and discussed the critical contents per module. Experts from the DepEd National Office facilitated the workshop.

Orientations and Capability Building

February 14 - RA 10354/PPMP and EO12 Orientation for Island Provinces and RP/FP Program ReviewMarch 12 - RA 10354/PPMP and EO 12 Orientation for MaguindanaoMarch 22 - RA 10354/PPM and EO 12 Orientation for Lanao del SurOctober 23-26 - Seminar on the Islamic Perspective on RP/FP for SSTC Expansion Area

Translation of Fatwa on Model Family into 3 languages

1. July 30- Aug. 2 Workshop on the translation of Fatwa from English/Arabic to Maguindanao and Maranao version. 2. December 10-12 Workshop on the translation for Tagalog version.

Fatwa on Model Family Dissemination Activities - a total of 1,092 (516M/576F) individuals were reached

October 13 - Kabuntalan, Maguindanao 45 females 14 - Sultan Kudarat Maguindanao 45 females 23-26 - Seminar on the Islamic Perspective on RP/FP 45 male Muslim Religious Leaders coming from 45 MadrasahNovember 20 - Baluan, Maguindanao Participants came from Baluan and Pandag, Maguindanao 85 Males, 29 Females = 114 participants 21 - Municipality of Mangudadatu 60 Males, 39 females = 99 participants 28 - Southseas Complex, Cotabato City Attended by BHWs, BSPOs and MRLs of Cotabato City, 16 males, 76 females = 92 participantsDecember 21 - Muslim Youth in Cotabato City 74 Males, 29 Females = 103 participants - Paglat, Maguindanao 78 Males, 22 Females = 100 participants 22 - Datu Paglas, Maguindanao 76 Males, 27 Females = 103 participants - Gundulungan, Maguindanao 52 Males, 48 Females = 100 participants - Simuay, Sultan Kudarat 20 Males, 21 Females = 41 participants 23 - Pagalungan, Maguindanao 60 Females 24 - Datu Montawal, Maguindanao 45 Females - Datu Piang, Maguindanao 10 Males, 45 Females = 55 participants 25 - Fatwa Dissemination in Sultan Kudarat 45 Females

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2018 Assistance to ARMM

Regional and Local Expenditures

11,517,946.75

22,012,129.93

1,100,000.00

34,630,076.68

Personnel Services

Miscellaneous and other Operating Expenses

Capital Outlay

Total

Actual Expenditures (PhP)Budget Line Item

Table 2. 2018 Regional Budget

8,730,000.00

19,650,000.00

1,100,000.00

29,480,000.00

RBA (PhP)


33%

64%

3%

PERSONNEL SERVICES

MOOE

CAPITAL OUTLAY

Figure 1. 2018 Regional Actual Expenditure

Total expenditure amounted to 34,630,076.68 as against a budget of 29,480,000.00. The additional expenses reported additional allotment for personnel services (PS) and MOOE downloaded by POPCOM Central Office to cover additional PS requirements and activities provided with MOOE funds by POPCOM - CO. Of the total expenses, 64% was utilized for PS and 33% for MOOE, 3% was for capital outlay for purchase of POPCOM XII vehicle. Total utilization was 100%.

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90%

4%

1%5%

RPFP

AHYDP

GAD

POPDEV

89%

4%

1%

5%

100.00%

17,616,900.00

810,000.00

150,000.00

1,129,000.00

19,705,900.00

RPFP

AHYDP

GAD

POPDEV

TOTAL

PERCENTAGEBUDGET ALLOCATION (PhP)PROGRAM EXPENDITURE (PhP)

Table 3. POPCOM XII 2018 Program Fund Utilization

17,652,633.00

849,306.40

122,966.00

1,080,994.60

19,705,900.00

Table 3 shows the utilization of MOOE for program implementation. As per RBA and WFP 2018, RPFP program fund utilization remain largest, while funds spent on POPDEV implementation was least among all the program components.


Figure 2. Program Fund Utilization

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LGU Program Partners Expenditure Reportfor the Implementation of PPMP in the Region

Table 4 shows the contribution of the different provinces and cities in the region for RP-FP program. The province of South Cotabato have the highest contribution amounting to 2 million pesos representing almost half (46%) of the total amount generated for the RPFP program. Funds from other sources constitute contributions from Municipal LGUs. Among the 5 cities in the region, General Santos City has the biggest contribution for the program.

Table 4. Responsible Parenthood and Family Planning (RPFP)

20,000.00

266,548.50

192,000.00

129,100.00

6,000.00

-

1,200,325.00

-

57,507.20

1,871,480.70

20,000.00

741,578.50

192,000.00

136,900.00

484,000.00

774,000.00

2,051,775.00

-

57,507.20

4,457,760.70

Cotabato City

General Santos City

Kidapawan City

Koronadal City





Tacurong City

TOTAL

Funds fromother Sources (PhP)Total Counterpart Amount (PhP)LGU Structure LGU Funding (PhP)

-

475,030.00

-

7,800.00

478,000.00

774,000.00

851,450.00

-

-

2,586,280.00


For the AHYD program, a total of 4,606,350.00 were contributed by the different provinces and cities in the region. The province of Sultan Kudarat was the highest contributor. A little more than a third of the total amount of funds were sourced for other program partners of the LGU Structures.

Table 5. Adolescent Health Development

-

-

-

362,300.00

457,110.00

-

919,890.00

12,000.00

-

1,751,300.00

143,000.00

372,750.00

30,000.00

467,540.00

1,056,110.00

125,000.00

1,106,890.00

1,305,060.00

-

4,606,350.00

Cotabato City

General Santos City

Kidapawan City

Koronadal City





Tacurong City

TOTAL


143,000.00

372,750.00

30,000.00

105,240.00

599,000.00

125,000.00

187,000.00

1,293,060.00

-

2,855,050.00

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A total of about 6.4 million pesos were spent by the different city and provincial population offices in the region for GAD-related programs and activities. The province of Sultan Kudarat reported the highest expenditure for GAD related activities comprising almost half (41%) of the total LGU expenditures.

For the POPDEV program, only the city of General Santos and Koronadal provided data on expenses for the program, with a total of 394,634.00.


Table 6. Gender Adovocacy and Development (GAD)

-

-

-

246,960.00

-

-

-

341,250.00

30,000.00

618,210.00

-

1,500,865.00

120,000.00

426,160.00

855,000.00

-

850,750.00

2,613,250.00

50,000.00

6,416,025.00

Cotabato City

General Santos City

Kidapawan City

Koronadal City





Tacurong City

TOTAL


-

1,500,865.00

120,000.00

169,200.00

825,000.00

-

509,500.00

2,613,250.00

50,000.00

5,787,815.00

Table 7. Population and Development (PopDev)

-

-

-

205,134.00

22,000.00

167,500.00

394,634.00

General Santos City

Koronadal City


TOTAL:


205,134.00

22,000.00

167,500.00

394,634.00

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Table 8 shows the summary of contributions of the LGUs for the main Population Management Programs. Worth noting that LGU counterpart funding for the implementation of RPFP and AHD Programs ammounted to a total of 9,064,110.70, which is almost 60% of the total LGU counterpart funding for PPMP implementation (15,874,769.70).


Table 8. Summary of Total LGU Funding per Program

163,000.00

2,820,327.50

342,000.00

1,052,600.00

2,562,610.00

899,000.00

4,009,415.00

3,918,310.00

107,507.20

15,874,769.70

Cotabato City

General Santos City

Kidapawan City

Koronadal City





Tacurong City

TOTAL

TOTAL(PhP)

POPDEV(PhP)

RPFP(PhP)

LGU StructurePROGRAM

-

205,134.00

-

22,000.00

167,500.00

-

-

-

-

394,634.00

20,000.00

741,578.50

192,000.00

136,900.00

484,000.00

774,000.00

2,051,775.00

No report

57,507.20

4,457,760.70

AHD(PhP)

GAD(PhP)

143,000.00

372,750.00

30,000.00

467,540.00

1,056,110.00

125,000.00

1,106,890.00

1,305,060.00

No report

4,606,350.00

-

1,500,865.00

120,000.00

426,160.00

855,000.00

-

850,750.00

2,613,250.00

50,000.00

6,416,025.00

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The Regional Staff

POPCOM XII ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

EDWIN MATEO P. QUIJANORegional Director

DESIREE CONCEPCION U. GARGANIANPlanning Officer IV(Assistant Regional Director)

MA. FE G. ESMUNIDO

Administrative Officer V(Section Head)

EMMA A. FABRO

Information Officer III(Section Head) [Jan - May]

RUTH B. GONZALBO

Planning Officer II

EZELL A TAN

Accountant II

JUNE MARIE H. CORPUS

Administrative Assistant IIOIC - Project Evaluation Officer I[Oct - Present]

JOYBELLE O. RODRIGUEZ

Planning Officer I [Nov - Present]

ELBAN V. IGLUPAS

Information Officer II [Jan - Sept]VINNA P. BOHOLST

Information Officer I

CARLITO M. TOLOG

Project Evaluation Officer II

ALVIN DWIGHT F. ASENTISTA

Project Evaluation Officer I [Jan - Sept]

GUADALUPE A. BENSON

Administrative Officer II

FLORIEVIC D. MATUGAS

Administrative Officer I

MARYCHILL R. GUIGUE

Administrative Aide VI

ALBERT G. SALCEDO

Administrative Assistant II

TECHNICAL SECTION ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION

PPM UNIT

IMC UNIT

MIS UNIT

ACCOUNTING UNIT

BUDGET UNIT

GENERAL SERVICES UNIT

CASH UNIT

Information Officer III [Oct - Present]

OFFICE OF THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR

ALLAN R. MATULLANOOIC - Population Program Officer IIProvincial Governor’s Office - Population DivisionProvincial Capitol, Amas, Kidapawan City(064) 521 8080 local 1339 | [email protected]

JERMINE ALLAN B. PARREÑOPopulation Program Officer IIProvincial Health Office - Population SectionPHO, Alabel, Sarangani Province(083) 508 2167 | [email protected]

ZENAIDA A. DURONProvincial Population OfficerProvincial Population Office of South CotabatoCapitol Compound, Alunan Avenue, Koronadal City(083) 228 2768 | [email protected]

ALELEI D. GUNTANGPopulation Program Officer IVPSWDO Population Services DivisionProvincial Capitol, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat(064) 201 3028 | [email protected]

IBNO M. IBRAHIMPopulation Program Officer IIICity Social Welfare and Devolopment Office - Population DivisionPeople’s Palace, RH 10, National Highway, Cotabato City(064) 421 3140

VIRGINIA P. ABLANGNurse III - City Population Officer DesignateCity Health OfficeQuezon Boulevard, Poblacion, Kidapawan City(064) 578 1377 | [email protected]

NANCY A. ADALINCity Population OfficerCity Population OfficeKoronadal City Hall, Purok Villegas, Gensan Drive, Koronadal City0932 747 6759 | [email protected]

DR. WASHINGTON G. LORENOCity Population Management OfficerCity Population Management OfficeOval Covered Court, Matalam St, Dadiangas East, General Santos City(083) 302 3947 | [email protected]

JESUS I. HINAYHINAY JR.Population Program Officer ICity Social Welfare and Devolopment Office - Population SectionCity Population Management OfficeNational Highway, Tacurong City0916 331 2647 | [email protected]

Directory of Local Population Offices

COTABATO PROVINCE

SARANGANI PROVINCE

SOUTH COTABATO PROVINCE

SULTAN KUDARAT PROVINCE

COTABATO CITY

KIDAPAWAN CITY

KORONADAL CITY

GENERAL SANTOS CITY

TACURONG CITY

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Provincial and City Population Offices (2018)

A B O U T P O P CO MThe Comission on Population and Development (POPCOM) is a governmnet agency created through the Republic Act 6365 (Population Act of the Philippines). The Agency was mandated by Presidential Decree 79 or the Revised Population Act of the Philippines in 1972 to be the central policy making, planning, coordinating and monitoring agency for the Philippine Population Management Program (PPMP).

V I S I O NWe are the lead organization in population management for well-planned and empowered Filipino families and communities

M I S S I O NWe commit, in collaboration with our partners, to create an enablingenvironment to:

1. Empower couples and individuals to achieve their desired number, spacing, and timing of children within the demands of responsible parenthood and informed choice;

2. Enable adolescents to realize thier full potential and total well-being; and

3. Mainstream population factors in sustainable development initiatives

COMMISSION ON POPULATION ANDDEVELOPMENT XIIARMM Complex, Cotabato Cityrpo12.popcom.gov.ph | [email protected](064) 421 5595

P PCOM

Quirino Bridge | Cotabato City

POPCOM XII 2018 ANNUAL REPORT_FINAL

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