Message of the Regional Director It is my delight to present to you the 2018 Annual Report of DILG-NCR. 2018 marks the 30th anniversary of our region - a region that was created to help rebuild the nation’s capital after the Martial Law. A commitment to the nation that we continue to fulfill after three decades. It is awe-inspiring to see how Metro Manila has changed, and with it our regional office. From a handful of Local Government Operations Officers that covered four cities and 13 municipalities, DILG-NCR now supervises 16 highly urbanized cities and one municipality - one of the most populous cosmopolitan in the world. From a mere 30 LGOOs in 1988, we have grown into a family of 204 personnel - together fulfilling the arduous task of pushing for development by creating spaces for innovations that will pave the way for good local governance. For 2018, we adopted the theme “No Grit, No Pearl” in line with the celebration of our third decade. In the creation of a precious stone like the pearl, grit is a neccessary element to create beauty. In DILG-NCR, this grit is our struggles and challenges that has shaped us in creating our pearl; the region that is a pacesetter in urban governance, responsive in leading localities in the nation’s capital. Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
Our 2018 has been marked with ‘firsts’ in the region - from the International Peace and Order Summit, which created Maria Lourdes L. Agustin, CESO III Editorial Board a venue for dialogue between experts, advocates from the different parts of the globe and local functionaries for Regional Director peace and order in the country and in the ASEAN region. Juan Jovian E. Ingeniero, CESO V We also opened virtual classrooms for our newly-elected barangay officials and Sangguniang Kabataan chairpersons Assistant Regional Director with the BNEO Online program, allowing them to learn and enhance their knowledge through technology to become effective leaders in their communities. This came hand in hand with the Sangguniang Kabataan Mandatory Training LGOO V Kristine V. Torres with more than 10,000 youth leaders trained in NCR. Regional Information Officer We have also intensified our efforts for the ‘Big One’, as part of the National Resiliency Team (NRT), starting from the Von Dorell R. Tingin, PO grassroots through the distribution of the Gabay at Mapa manuals in the families living in the 40 barangays in Metro Graphic Design/Layout Artist Manila transected by the West Valley Fault; and to complement this, we have also strengthened our disaster risk reduction management officers through the knowledge exchange with experts from Taiwan in the Metro Manila Geramie Mae Pepito, PO Shake Share. Assistant Layout Artist This was further complemented by the strengthening of our personnel in disaster risk reduction and management DILG-NCR Social Media Team through fire safety, basic life support and incident command system trainings, practicing what we preach as part of the Department that serves as vice chair in disaster preparedness. LGOO VI Justiniano Rios LGOO VI Abigayle Baligod These are just some of the achievements of our region for 2018 - achievements that drive us further to create more LGOO V Atty. Franie Solejon-Rios avenues for innovations, and in creating our legacy in the coming years, being true to our purpose. LGOO V Lea Evangelista LGOO V Charlotte Publico MARIA LOURDES L. AGUSTIN, CESO III LGOO V Zotico Gerson Villanueva Regional Director LGOO V Diana Del Mundo LGOO V James Christopher Fadrilan LGOO V Marlon Clyde Camilon LGOO V Sarah Jacela LGOO IV Riczon Del Mundo LGOO IV Maria Jasmin Diaz LGOO III Alyza Layson LGOO III Alvin Almo LGOO III Carlo Tristan Canta LGOO III Jephany Pingkihan LGOO III Kelvin John Gaen LGOO III Ronald Portales LGOO III Shieralyn Barbasa LGOO III Gillianne Bacani LGOO III Marda Alina Dumaoang - Acoba LGOO III Patricia Rovie Quadra LGOO III Patricia Joy Quinatadcan Planning Officer III Jonathan Garbo ADA IV Patricia Nicole Mendiola ITO Lennie Yap PO Reynelle Cariñ0 DA John Mark Vergara Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
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Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
Five local government units in the National Capital Region was awarded with the Seal of Good Local Governance for 2018. Caloocan, Malabon, Mandaluyong, Pasay, and Quezon City made it to the roster of 2018 SGLG passers. The SGLG is the highest award given by the Department to LGUs which exhibited excellence in local governance. It aims to inculcate good local governance among LGUs and give recognition to those which consistently strive to upscale services extended to their constituents. For 2018, the SGLG followed the “All-in principle” – LGUs need to meet all the requirements under 7 areas: Financial Administration, Disaster Preparedness, Social Protection, Peace and Order, Business Friendliness and Competitiveness, Environmental Management, and Tourism, Culture and the Arts. Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
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10,794 elected Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) NCR officials underwent the SK Sangguniang Mandatory Training or SKMT, as provided under Republic Act 10742 or the SK Reform Act. The training is a requirement prior to assumption of office of SK officials. KMT aar bnaadi tan atioanrngy MTTogether with the National Youth Commission and local resource institutions, DILG- NCR through its 17 field offices, facilitated the training of newly elected youth leaders to help them in fulfilling their roles and responsibilities in their communities and to their fellow youth. A total of 18 learning resource institutions partnered with DILG-NCR for the SKMT: City of Malabon University, City University of Pasay, Development Academy of the Philippines, Dr. Filemon C. Aguilar Information Technology Training Institute, Dr. Filemon C. Aguilar Memorial College of Las Piñas, Navotas Polytechnic College, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela, Parañaque City College, Pateros Technical College, Taguig City University, Universidad de Manila, University of Caloocan City, University of Makati, and the University of the Philippines-Diliman National College of Public Administration and Governance. Modules on decentralization and local governance, History of the Sangguniang Kabataan and the SK Reform Act, meetings and resolutions, planning and budgeting, and the code of conduct for public officials under Republic Act 6713, were discussed in the training, which ran from May to June in NCR. Scan this to watch SKMT Video Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
BNEO O Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
ONLINE DILG-NCR has opened virtual classrooms in the implementation of the Barangay Newly Lessons on the government’s current priority areas such as promoting disaster Elected Officials (BNEO) Program Online Portal. resilience and climate change adaptation, peace and order, economic competitiveness and fighting corruption have been made available through the platform. The portal was created by the DILG-NCR, with support from the Local Government Academy (LGA), to help newly-elected barangay officials learn more about barangay As the final output, barangay officials were required to come up with their respective governance anytime and anywhere. Barangay Agenda for Governance and Development or BAGAD, an action plan of barangay officials for their first 100 days in the office. The BAGAD forms part of their It is a component of the Barangay Newly Elected Officials towards Grassroots Renewal Barangay Development Plan that covers their term. and Empowerment for Accountable and Transparent (GREAT) Barangays Program or BNEO for GREAT Barangays, that was designed to empower newly-elected officials by A total of 5,946 barangay officials finished the online course. providing information to help them understand and fulfill their mandate effectively. It is open for Punong Barangays, Sangguniang Barangay Members and Sangguniang Kabataan Chairpersons. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
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Bantay Korapsyon aims to educate the public on anti-corruption DILG-NCR conducted a regional rollout of the program that programs of the government to prevent and deter graft and was participated by key local officials and members of civil corruption at the local level. society in the 17 LGUs. Launched last October, it recognizes the importance of citizen and community engagement in promoting accountable and transparent local governance. DILG Central Office in partnership with DILG-NCR, launched the program in Quezon City. DILG key officials led by Secretary Eduardo Año were present in the ceremony, along with representatives from partner agencies and NCR LGUs. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
In November, the DILG Federalism Roadshow dubbed as Pederalismoserye SAN was held in the cities of Parañaque and San Juan. It is part of DILG’s advocacy on enabling the public in making an informed choice on the proposed shift to federalism. Members of the Consultative Committee (ConCom) served as resource FEDspeakersintheroadshow. Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
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ALISM Town hall meetings were also conducted to encourage the Participants of the DILG Federalism Roadshow expressed their support by signing their names on the SymBALLs of Support. public to ask and learn more about federalism. Students, The balls were collected and displayed at the DILG-NCR Regional Office. employees, as well as city officials from the two LGUs spent the time to listen to experts on their take on the proposed shift of governance. Media forums were also held in the roadshow. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
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To recognize the efforts of LGUs in the implement- The team, composed of representatives from national ation of the Supreme Court continuing mandamus government agencies involved in the MBCRPP, visited for the clean-up and preservation of Manila Bay, the 17 LGUs and reviewed their performance on the DILG-NCR held the Annual Exit Conference for the outcome indicators in four clusters set under the Manila Bay Clean up, Rehabilitation and Preservation Supreme Court mandamus. Program (MBCRPP) in November. Quezon City was followed by Muntinlupa (91.63%), Quezon City was tagged as the Most Compliant LGU for Valenzuela (91.30%), Makati (88.42%), Pasig (87.67%), 2018, with a score of 95.53% based on the Regional Las Piñas (86.20%), and Parañaque (86.00%); the Inter-Agency Team Assessment conducted in the seven were recognized as the highly compliant LGUs months of August and September. for the MBCRPP. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
SHAKE Manila-Taipei Shake Share: Knowledge Sharing on Earthquake Resilience Measures Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
SHARE DILG-NCR, with the support of the Local Government Similar to the Philippines, Taiwan is also among the disaster risk reduction and management will help Academy and the assistance of the Taipei Economic most vulnerable countries to natural disasters, facilitate the creation of local measures that will and Cultural Office (TECO) in the Philippines, conducted particularly to earthquakes as it is also located in the further promote disaster resiliency. the Manila-Taipei Shake Share: Knowledge Sharing on Pacific Ring of Fire. With the knowledge exchange, it is Earthquake Resilience Measures in June. seen that the experiences of Taiwan and Philippines on Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
Experts from the National Fire Agency of Taiwan shared their key practices on Risk Management of Natural Disasters, Education and Training System for First Responders; Disaster Response; Incident Command System (ICS); and Disaster Management Capacity Building. The activity was attended by DILG Regional Directors, DILG-NCR City Directors, and Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officers of the 17 LGUs of NCR. Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
Metro Manila - Central Visayas Shake Share The Metro Manila-Central Visayas Shake Share brought DILG-NCR, together with the Metropolitan Manila Operations Harold Alcontin, Mandaue City DRRM Officer together Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Development Authority (MMDA) and Office of Civil Jay Basubas, Tagbilaran City DRRM Officer Gerard Officers (DRRMOs) of NCR, Bohol and Cebu for a Defense-NCR (OCD-NCR) spearheaded the four-day Lavadia, and Bohol PDRRM Officer Anthony Damalerio, knowledge exchange to intensify preparations in Greater activity to provide NCR DRRMOs and representatives of served as resource speakers and shared their DRRM best Metro Manila Area and nearby provinces for the 7.2 the MMDRRMC Technical Working Group for the practices on earthquake preparedness and response, earthquake or the Big One. Finalization of the LGUs’ Contingency Plans for Earth- and recommendations from their learnings in the 2013 quake insights on the strategies employed by the 7.2-magnitude earthquake. Central Visayas was jolted by a 7.2-magnitude earth- DRRMOs of Bohol and Cebu to recover from the disaster, quake in 2013, with Bohol as its epicenter. Bohol and and help them in improving preparedness and response Participants were also given the opportunity to visit Cebu were the provinces greatly affected by the quake; plans in their respective localities. various rehabilitated infrastructures and restored casualties and massive damages to infrastructure were historical sites in Bohol and Cebu. recorded in the said provinces. Central Visayas DRRMC Director Concepcion Ornopia, and DILG-Region VII DRRM Focal Person James Andrew Andaya along with Cebu City DRRMO Chief for Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
MD Management of the Dead and Missing Persons Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
DM DILG-NCR in partnership with DILG Central MDM implementation and coordination with the Office Disaster Information Coordinating LGUs and concerned agencies. Center (DILG-CODIX) led the conduct of the Management of the Dead and Missing Persons It is also anchored to the efforts of the National (MDM) Pilot Training in November. Resiliency Team created by the Malacañang to ensure the delivery of immediate response in the Under the National Disaster Response Plan event of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake. (NDRP), DILG as the lead of the MDM cluster, shall head the operations and coordinate all support Representatives from Local DRRM offices and and resource requirements among member- DILG-NCR DRRM focal persons participated in the agencies and their activities in order to address/ activity. augment MDM needs in affected areas. The MDM Cluster have four (4) major tasks: disaster victim Main topics discussed were: Handling Dead Identification, final arrangement for the dead, Bodies and Body Parts, Final Arrangement of the management of the missing persons, and Dead and Reporting of Missing Persons, management of the bereaved families. Management of the Bereaved Families, and Verifying, Validating, and Reporting Disaster The activity is a first of the series of trainings Casualties. on MDM, in line with the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) The Big One scenario was simulated in the Memorandum Circular No. 2016-19. activity to help participants have a better grasp of their role in MDM, and familiarize them with the Under the Circular, DILG is also tasked to lead in process and equipment during MDM. the planning, monitoring, and evaluation of the Scan this to watch MDM Training Video Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
Data Harmonization for For 2018, DILG-NCR doubled its efforts in San Juan River in San Juan, Manggahan DanidsaMstaenr RaigskeRmedeuncttion the monitoring, harmonization and River and Pasig River in Pasig, Estero de updating of relevant disaster risk Sunog Apo, Estero de Maypajo in Manila, Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region reduction and management (DRRM)- Tripa De Galina in Pasay, and Maricaban related data that will serve as reference River in Taguig. in the creation of sound policies to intensify disaster preparedness in the The captured visuals served as vital region. reference in the consultative workshops held with the National Housing Authority, The data harmonization allowed the to help the agencies go forward with the generation of current information relative relocation of ISFs. to the presence and relocation of target informal settler families (ISF) residing Apart from the data harmonization, along the priority waterways in Metro DILG-NCR also joined in the inauguration Manila, as well as to check for new and awarding of the micro-medium rise structures in waterways that has already building (MMRB) project for the Bagong been cleared. Parañaque Homes II Homeowners’ Association to 224 identified Utilizing drones, the region’s ISF Team beneficiaries. conducted an aerial documentation of the eight priority waterways, from June 25 to Beneficiaries of the project were informal July 13 to validate their status, particularly settler families (ISFs) previously residing on the presence of illegal structures in in the danger areas in Parañaque City, danger zones. particularly those from Paranaque and Don Galo Rivers. Included in the documentation are the Tullahan River covering Caloocan, Malabon, Quezon City and Valenzuela,
Awarding of units to the beneficiaries of Bagong Parañaque Homes II Harmonization of ISF data together with NHA and ISF-PMO DILG-NCR ISF Team during the aerial drone documentation of waterways in Malabon City Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
GABAY A Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
uring the Second Semester Synchronized Barangay DAssembly, DILG-NCR conducted a community education drive for barangays transected by the West Valley Fault and the distribution of the Gabay at Mapa para sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino, a family guide to action before, during and after a disaster, as part of its preparedness program. AT MAPATheWestValleyFaulttransects40barangaysinQuezon City, Marikina, Pasig, Makati, Taguig, and Muntinlupa. The Gabay at Mapa Para Sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino is in line with the Operation Listo program of the Department that aims to enchance disaster preparedness and resilience at the household level. A total of 10,000 copies of the guide were distributed. Scan this to watch Listong Pamilyang Pilipino Video Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
CFL Child-Friendly Local Governance Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
LGA Mandaluyong received the Presidential Award for Child-Friendly Municipalities The audit was made mandatory among LGUs in 2014. Presence of child-friendly and Cities (PACFMC) measures, programs and projects in LGUs are checked through the audit system, which is composed of 12 assessment criteria that follows national standards and The City of Mandaluyong was recognized for its remarkable efforts in targets. The assessment covers the performance of LGUs in the previous year. promoting the welfare and rights of children among highly urbanized cities in the country, representing the National Capital Region after placing Caloocan, Las Piñas, Makati, Malabon, Manila, Marikina, Muntinlupa, Navotas, first at the regional level of the Child-Friendly Local Governance Audit or CFLGA. Parañaque, Pasay, Pasig, Quezon City, San Juan, Taguig and Valenzuela passed the audit for 2018. CFLGA is a tool developed by the DILG, which was adopted by the Council for the Welfare of Children, to assess the performance of LGUs in upholding children’s welfare in its delivery of services. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
Barangay San Bartolome of Quezon City and Barangay Aguho of the Katarungang Pambarangay (KP) or barangay justice system, the Municipality of Pateros represented the National Capital holding up the time-honored tradition of settling differences with Region in the national level of the Lupong Tagapamayapa Incentive the help of respected leaders in the community. Awards or LTIA. San Bartolome and Aguho were hailed as regional winners for NCR LTIA is a joint program of the DILG and the Department of Justice in the Highly Urbanized City (HUC) Category and 1st to 3rd class (DOJ) that aims to highlight the role of Lupong Tagapamayapa in municipality category, respectively. This is the third regional win communities, and their resourcefulness in resolving cases under for San Bartolome, second for Aguho. Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
The two regional winners stood out in the rigorous assessment The Lupong Tagapamayapa were assessed based on five criteria, conducted by the Regional Awards Committee (RAC), composed of namely: Efficiency in Operations, Effectiveness in Securing the representatives from DILG, Department of Justice (DOJ), Supreme Court, Settlement of Interpersonal Dispute (Objective of the Katarungang National Peace and Order Council (NPOC), Liga ng mga Barangay (LnB) Pambarangay), Creativity and Resourcefulness of the Lupong and representatives from two non-government organizations. The Tagapamayapa, Area or Facility for KP Activities, and, Financial or Committee conducted ocular inspections, document reviews and non-financial support. interviews to validate the barangay entries. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
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Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
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2018 has been a remarkable year for RPOC- The efforts of the said committees led to the NCR, as it created paths for peace and creation of 39 resolutions, tackling specific development, making a mark as a trailblazer. concerns and initiatives. Three of which have Under the leadership of its chair, Quezon City reached the national level, for adoption in the Mayor Herbert Bautista and the support of the country’s LGUs. These are: Secretariat, RPOC-NCR was hailed as one of the best performing peace and order councils • Community-Based Drug in the country. RehabilItation which was adopted to DILG Memorandum RPOC-NCR began 2018 by reinforcing the Circular 2018-05 capabilities of the council and its • Security Protocols for members starting with its Direction Establishments, and Setting and Strategic Planning. The activity • Drug clearing of warehouses. paved the way for the creation of RPOC-NCR 2018-2019 Work Plan Framework, defining its To further enrich the knowledge of the Vision, Mission, Strategic Goals and members for the creation of responsive and Initiatives. effective policies, two knowledge exchange activities were held in the To ensure that concerns on different province of Bohol and Samar with the sectors for Peace and Order are respective RPOCs of both provinces. RPOCs addressed, the Council created six action Seven and Eight shared their committees: experiences and best practices on insurgency, including provision of livelihood • Crime and disorder and crisis for rebel returnees through ecotourism. management This has resulted to the signing of a • Anti-illegal drugs Memorandum of Agreement between RPOC • Internal security and terrorism NCR and RPOC Region 8 for its sisterhood, a • Access to justice first among RPOCs. The agreement aims to • Road accessibility and safety foster interoperability through information • Performance management team and sharing that will help enhance peace and order and public safety in the two regions. audit Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
RPOC S Scan this to watch International Peace and Order Council Summit Video Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
SUMMIT Another first for RPOCs is the conduct of the Peace and Order International RPOC-NCR also recognized the top performing local peace and order councils Summit. With the theme “Peace, Order, and Security for Glocal Development”, (LPOCs) in NCR; six LPOCs were cited for its notable performance and efforts in the international summit brought together more than 500 experts, advocates on maintaining order in their respective localities. peace and order from the different parts of the globe, and local government unit functionaries to discuss practices, emerging trends and challenges on peace- For 2019, RPOC-NCR will continue its efforts to reach its vision as a vehicle of building and security. stability, security, peace and order and public safety, in creating an environment that is conducive to local and national development. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
Knowledge Exchange for BENCH MPeace and Order Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
RPOCs serve as a recommendatory body to the National Peace and Order Council and is mandated to formulate plans and recommend measures which will improve or enhance peace and order and public safety in their respective areas of responsibility. MARKING Regional Peace and Order Council – NCR (RPOC-NCR) RPOC-NCR visited Bohol in May where Bohol Governor On the other hand, RPOC VIII, headed by its chair, met with its counterparts in Regions VII and VIII to Edgar Chatto, together with key officials of RPOC VII, Samar Governor Sharee Ann Tan shared the Women learn about its initiatives on anti-terrorism for possible shared its efforts on peace and order, particularly its Peace Table, which emphasizes the role of women in adoption in the nation’s capital. anti-terrorism initiative. achieving peace. Under the said program, women in the community are involved in addressing insurgency The benchmarking activity in the provinces of Bohol, Chatto shared the Purok Vigilance, a community- by becoming peace builders in the community, a role Leyte, and Samar is part of RPOC-NCR’s efforts in driven preparedness on threats of violent extremism which is usually given to men. learning about notable practices in peace and order in and terrorism which is practiced in the town of the different parts of the country for possible Inabanga, Bohol. Moreover, Leyte Governor Leopoldo Petilla replication in NCR. The council also aims to establish presented the province’s programs and intervention ties with other RPOCs to explore possible points of Purok Vigilance came about after members of the Abu for agriculture development in conflict-stricken convergence to achieve national goals in peace and Sayyaf raided Inabanga in 2017, and resulted to a day- villages, during a courtesy visit of the RPOC-NCR order. long clash with the military. members in Tacloban. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
AD Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
DAC 11 NCR LGUs received the 2018 Anti-Drug Abuse Council (ADAC) Performance Audit Award from the Department of the Interior and Local Government. Pasig, Quezon City, San Juan and Valenzuela were given the Gold Award, while Caloocan, Malabon, Mandaluyong, Marikina, Muntinlupa, Navotas, and Pasay were conferred with the Silver Award. ADACs are responsible in coming up and implementing programs to deter the use and selling of illegal drugs in localities. The said audit aims to look into the functionalities of ADACs under the following criteria: organization or composition, meetings conducted, allocation of funds for anti-illegal drug initiatives, implementation of plans and programs, support provided for ADACs, and innovations. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
ICAD la Inter-Agency Committee on Illegal Drugs in NCR Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
aunch DILG-NCR led the launching of the inter-agency committee on illegal drugs in NCR. Present in the launch are key officials from the DILG, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, the Presidential Communications Operations Office, LGUs, and civil society The ICAD-NCR launch is in line with Executive Order No. 15, which mandated the organizations. creation of a multi-sectoral committee for a synchronized efforts in the fight against illegal drugs, with DILG as chair of the advocacy cluster. The launch became a venue for the member agencies and stakeholders to be informed Scan this to watch ICAD on the gains made in the fight against illegal drugs, as well as to assess and plan for launching video the next steps of the committee. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
Barangay at Pulisya D BPILG-NCR, together with the Philippine National Police successfully conducted the “Orientation on Barangay at Pulisya Laban sa Krimen (BPLK) Program” in the 17 local government units (LGUs). The program is in support of the administration’s thrust to strengthen the linkage between the Barangay and the Philippine National Police (PNP). BPLK aims to promote a community-based approach on preventing crimes, starting with the mobilization of barangay tanods as force multipliers to combat criminalities. The orientation included discussion on neighborhood watch, understanding criminality, crime prevention, role of the police and the community in crime prevention. Barangays also formulated their action plans for the BPLK. Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
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BL Basic Life Support Training for DILG-NCR Personnel Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
LS Atotal of 174 DILG-NCR technical and administrative personnel are now trained on Basic Life Support or BLS. Key officers from the Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (QCDRRMO) discussed the concepts of first aid, common household emergencies, cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and use of Automated External Defibrillator, and facilitated a written and practical examination to build confidence of participants as responders. The BLS training is part of DILG-NCR’s Operationalizing Household Disaster Preparedness Program, which adopts a bottom-up approach in mainstreaming disaster preparedness, starting with DILG- NCR personnel, up to the LGUs through dialogues and contingency planning. During the Second Semester Synchronized Barangay Assembly, BLS- trained personnel led the conduct of a community education drive for barangays transected by the West Valley Fault and the distribution of the Gabay at Mapa para sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino, a family guide to action before, during and after a disaster, as part of its preparedness program. Annual Report 2018 - No Grit, No Pearl
Officers from the Bureau of Fire Protection-NCR Fire S led a series of trainings for DILG-NCR personnel on fire safety, particularly on the proper use of fire extinguishers. Held in April, the training is part of the efforts of the region in promoting safety in the workplace, and in support of the efforts of the Department on fire prevention. BFP-NCR officials discussed the types and sources of fire, and the different fire extinguishers that are suitable in putting out specific types of fires. A simulation exercise wrapped up each of the sessions to allow DILG-NCR personnel to have a hands-on on the proper use of fire extinguishers. Department of the Interior and Local Government - National Capital Region
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