HIGHLIGHTS OF THE

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES SUMMIT Usec. Gloria Jumamil-Mercado PhD MNSA Executive Director, Performance and Project Management Office Office of the Cabinet Secretary

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PRESENTATION FLOW Highlights of the Social Development Initiatives Summit Moving Towards Sectoral and Thematic Summits Updates from our commitment in the Social Development Initiatives Summit

ATTENDEES

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A total of 514 participants Achievement Thus far, we are motivated by the final outputs of the from various sectors ofby the different clusters, which were presented and accepted Secretary Jun Evasco. government and civil society The outputs contain not only the goals and targets of the social sectors, but the means required for achieving the organizations from the basic same. We recognize that these will involve the mobilization of financial resources, capacity-building and sector sound technologies on the social transfer of environmentally favorable terms, including concessional and preferential terms. Public finance, both domestic and international, will Attended the Vice play a vital role in the by implementation of proposed programs. We also took note of the roles of the diverse private sectors, ranging from micro-enterprises to cooperatives to multinationals, and that of civil society organizations and philanthropic organizations in the implementation of the new proposals.

President and 15 Cabinet Secretaries

GUIDING PRINCIPLES Strategic Outcomes Thinking Innovation through Experiential Learning Understanding by Listening and Engaging Consensus-Building

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SUMMIT PROGRAM FLOW OPENING PROGRAM DEFINING THE CONTEXT • Ambisyon Natin • National Security Policy • Philippine Socio Economic Prospects Post 2015

MECHANICS WORKSHOPS BY THEMES • Presentation of Agencies • Defining the Outcomes • Defining the Ways and Means

PRESENTATION OF WORKSHOP OUTPUTS WITH RESPECTIVE THEME REACTORS • Gallery Walk • Integrating the Final Outputs

OVERALL REACTIONS WAY FORWARD TO THE SECTORAL SUMMITS

Strategies, Interventions and Commitment

The Next Summits

COMMITMENT SIGNING

Open Forum

2016-2022 Outcomes

HOW DO WE GET THERE?

Sharing of Key Agencies

WHAT DO WE WANT?

WHERE ARE WE NOW?

WORKSHOP MECHANICS

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THEMATIC GROUPINGS 1. Karunungan, Kalinangan, at Achievement Kapayapaan Thus far, we are motivated by the final outputs of the different clusters, which were presented and accepted by Secretary Jun Evasco. 2. Kalusugan, Pangangalaga, The outputs contain not only the goals and targets of the Pagpapahalaga social sectors, but the means required for achieving the same. We recognize that these will involve the mobilization of financial resources, capacity-building and 3. Pagkain, Pabahay, the transfer of environmentally sound technologies on favorable terms, including concessional and preferential Kaunlaran terms. Public finance, both domestic and international, will play a vital role in the implementation of proposed programs. We also took note at of theKaligtasan roles of the diverse 4. Kalikasan private sectors, ranging from micro-enterprises to cooperatives to multinationals, and that of civil society 5. Pangkabuhayan at in the organizations and philanthropic organizations implementation of the new proposals. Hanapbuhay

WORKSHOP SUMMARY

THEME 1

Karunungan, Kalinangan, at Kapayapaan I. Agencies present: • DepEd, CHED, NCCA, OPAPP, NYC II. Points raised during the feedback session • Immediate resolution of the issues of private Madrashas and to streamline the documentary requirements. • Madaris System in ARMM or predominantly Muslim areas should be strengthened. • Pull out of the military forces in schools and learning institutions in conflict areas.

III. Workshop process • Theme 1 members were divided into three sub-themes: Karunungan, Kalinangan at Kapayaan • For the formulation of goals and strategies, each sub-theme were given metacards. The blue metacard was assigned to the education, yellow metacard for culture and pink metacard for peace. The outputs were then consolidated for the integration. • Formulation of the Social Development Agenda

THEME 1. KARUNUNGAN, KALINANGAN, AT KAPAYAPAAN

EDUCATION

THEME 1. KARUNUNGAN, KALINANGAN, AT KAPAYAPAAN

CULTURE

THEME 1. KARUNUNGAN, KALINANGAN, AT KAPAYAPAAN

PEACE

THEME 2

Kalusugan, Pagpapahalaga, at Pangangalaga I. Agencies present: • DSWD, NAPC, PCW, DILG, DOH, SSS

III. Workshop process • Presentation of three basic questions: o

II. Points raised during the feedback session • If social protection should be universalist? • The current state of the Conditional • Cash Transfer (CTT) also emerged as a concern. • The government should also look into the orphaned families of those killed in the ant-drug campaign. •

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Ano ang gusto nating mangyari sa loob ng anim na taon? (goals) Ano ang mga kongkreto, mabisa at "doable" na mga pamamaraan o stratehiya upang makamit ang ating pinagkakaisahan? (strategies) Ano ang papel at partisipasyon at kaya kong gawin at ng aking ahensiya para magawa ito? (commitments)

Participants were instructed to use colorcoded metacards for their inputs. For easier clasification, blue was used for Question #1 (Goals), yellow for Question # 2 (Strategies/ Actions), and pink for Question #3 (Commitments). Affinity Diagrams was used by the facilitator to cluster together similar goals identified by the participants.

THEME 2. KALUSUGAN, PAGPAPAHALAGA, AT PANGANGALAGA

HEALTH

THEME 2. KALUSUGAN, PAGPAPAHALAGA, AT PANGANGALAGA

SOCIAL PROTECTION

THEME 2. KALUSUGAN, PAGPAPAHALAGA, AT PANGANGALAGA

PUBLIC SAFETY

THEME 3

Pagkain, Pabahay at Kaunlaran I. Agencies present: • HUDCC, DA, DAR, PCUP II. Points raised during the feedback session • Basic sector representation should be involved in all government planning especially in housing • Passage of the National Land Use Law • Housing programs for fisherfolk and far flung areas in Tawi-tawi and Basilan • A need for paradigm shift for DA • PCUP must have a reality check if they are really serving the poorest of the poor • Solution to the housing problem should be answering the question on the right to abode over the right to property • Shelter plans be include into each LGU’s Annual Investment Plan (AIP)

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Tighter monitoring by LGUs on housing standards to avoid “slumpification” of communities. • No presentation from NFA on achieving food security. III. Workshop process • After presentation of three basic questions, the participants were instructed to use color-coded metacards for their inputs for easier classification. • Groups were requested to prioritize their best responses to each question, posting only the top five best responses for each. • Re-categorization of metacards took place on the 2nd day.

THEME 3

Pagkain, Pabahay, at Kaunlaran

THEME 4

Kaligtasan at Kalikasan I. Agencies present: • DENR, CCC, MMDA, PCUP II. Points raised during the feedback session • Harmonization of the different agencies with overlapping jurisdictions • Updates on the National Land Use bill • Launching of DENR hotline • Transparency and accountability should be present in all new plans and programs • issues on air and marine preservation • modalities for the forest management systems of IPs should be defined and strengthened • check marine and coastal resources

III. Workshop process • Presentation of three basic questions. • Participants were instructed to use metacards for their inputs. The metacards were color-coded for easier classification. Blue was used for Question #1 (Goals), yellow for Question # 2 (Strategies/ Actions), and pink for Question #3 (Commitments). • Formulation of seven (7) main goals • Policy proposals

THEME 4

KALIGTASAN AT KALIKASAN

THEME 5

Pangkabuhayan at Hanapbuhay I. Agencies present: • DOLE, TESDA, CDA, DTI II. Points raised during the feedback session • Most of the programs and policies presented were centered on the formal sector. • Returning OFWs and possible regulation of “fixers” ? • Trade unions should be deputized by DOLE • Clear guidelines for OFWs • Criticism on the competence of some of the existing training centers in providing the necessary skills for the BPO industry

III. Workshop proper • Presentation of three basic questions • Presentation of initial outputs per table • Clustering of metacards (goals, strategies and commitments) • Re-clustering of Metacards for recategorization • Formulation of conceptual framework

THEME 5

PANGKABUHAYAN AT HANAPBUHAY

THEME 5

Pangkabuhayan at Hanapbuhay Framework for the proposed Livelihood and Employment agenda

EMERGING SOCIAL AGENDA

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA 1. Promote rural development to ensure food self-sufficiency; 2. Ensure access to land and property through democratization & post-land distribution support; 3. Enhance broad-based, sustainable livelihood and employment that are sectorspecific and area-based;

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA 4. Promote accessible, inclusive, nationalist, all-encompassing and rights-based education; 5. Develop a culture-sensitive development program that advances artistic expression and strengthens Filipino Identity and Nationalism;

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA 6. Encourage continuity of Peace Process and provide development and protection in conflict-related areas in the attainment of lasting peace; 7. Promote government accountability for community empowerment, resiliency, safety and sustainability;

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA 8. Ensure universal health care to basic social services, especially heath care and education; 9. Invest heavily in human capital for health and education systems; and 10.Uphold rights to self-determination of IPs, Bangsamoro and other peoples.

MOVING TOWARDS SECTORAL AND THEMATIC SUMMITS Phase 1 Convening of the HDPRC (July 28, 2016)

Phase 2 Social Development Summit (August 17-18, 2016, Davao City)

Phase 3 Sectoral Summits (September onwards)

Towards a Sectoral Agenda Phase 3: Sectoral Summits (Sectoral Agenda) • NAPC will take the lead in convening the cluster to hold Sectoral Summits with agreed basic sectors. • Hosting of Sectoral and Thematic summits – Same workshop process should be cascaded and expounded with emphasis on the agreements and decisions made in the Social Development Inititiatives Summit.

Towards a Sectoral Agenda Phase 3: Sectoral Summits (Sectoral Agenda) • Agencies to convene thematic summits on housing, education, health care, culture, rural development, peace building, climate change - among others • OCS will assist and participate in the conduct of the summits. • Endorse the results to NEDA and NSC, incorporate to the Philippine Development Plan 2016-2022 and updated the National Security Policy. • Present to the International community for possible collaboration on key areas. • Present to the local government units

SOCIAL AGENDA: Our Commitment October

Simultaneous Sectoral Summit

Presentation LGU of the Development Plans Integrated Social Annual Development Investment Agenda Plans for 6 Yrs

(NAPC and Departments)

Presentation to Funding Community

ODAs/IOs

Budget 2017

ODAs IOs Private National Econ Social LGU Presentation

Private

Complement ation to Economic Agenda

National Economic

IP, Urban Poor, Fisherfolk /Artisinal, Youth, Women, Children, Organic Farming Senior Citizens, PWD, OFW, NGOs Coop

LGU Presentation

Social

PARTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE AND EMPOWERMENT

A G E N D A

KILUSANG PAGBABAGO

S O C I A L

September

LGU Plans/AIP/6 Yrs

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UPDATES FROM OUR COMMITMENT Achievement

Health Summit (DOH) Thus far, we are motivated by the final outputs of the different clusters, which were presented and accepted by Secretary Jun Evasco.

 14 September 2016

The outputs contain not only the goals and targets of the Culture social sectors, but theSummit means required(NCCA) for achieving the

same. We recognize that these will involve the mobilization of financial resources, capacity-building and the transfer of environmentally sound technologies on favorable terms, including concessional and preferential terms. Public finance, both domestic and international, will play a vital role in the implementation of proposed programs. We also took note of the roles of the diverse private sectors, ranging from micro-enterprises to cooperatives to multinationals, and that of civil society organizations and philanthropic organizations in the implementation of the new proposals.

 06 October 2016

Climate Change Summit (CCC)  06 or 07 October 2016

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