Kalahi-CIDSS MIMAROPA Gazette 2nd Semester 2018
The official newsletter of DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS MIMAROPA
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Reaching the Unreached and the Isolated<br />
CDD Month Celebration- Municipality of Sablayan,<br />
Occidental Mindoro successfully conducts Pamumunong<br />
Makamasa Activity<br />
A Focus Group Discussion (FGD) was conducted after<br />
the activity wherein they shared the lessons they have<br />
learned from their counterparts. Mayor Gadiano shared<br />
his thoughts as he said in the discussion “kayang ma<br />
institutionalize ang proseso ng CDD sa kahit anong<br />
class ng munisipyo kung gugustuhin ng LGU dahil yung<br />
proseso ng participative process ay mahalaga upang<br />
matukoy talaga yung pangangailangan ng isang bayan.” A<br />
signature campaign to adopt and institutionalize CDD on<br />
local governance was conducted.<br />
Members of Local Government Unit of Sabalayan lead by Hon. Eduardo Gadiano (fifth<br />
from left), Community Volunteers, <strong>Kalahi</strong>-<strong>CIDSS</strong> staff, members of Occidental Mindoro<br />
media and municipal staff of Sablayan posed for a group picture after the successful<br />
implementation of Pamumunong Makamasa Activity.<br />
“Napakaganda ng MCDD dahil yung mga<br />
pangangailangan talaga namin sa barangay na<br />
pinagbotohan namin at hindi yung mga gusto lang ng<br />
mga opisyales ang pinapatupad.” Said BSPMC Pedroza<br />
during an interview after the activity. ###<br />
Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro—As a celebration of the 4th<br />
National Community Driven Development month this June,<br />
DSWD <strong>Kalahi</strong> <strong>CIDSS</strong> <strong>MIMAROPA</strong> together with the LGU<br />
of Sablayan conducted an activity called “Pamumunong<br />
Makamasa” this June 26, <strong>2018</strong> in the town of Sablayan,<br />
Occidental Mindoro. The activity aimed to show the close<br />
coordination of the community and the LGU of Sablayan<br />
and to discuss the effectiveness of using the CDD strategy of<br />
<strong>Kalahi</strong> <strong>CIDSS</strong> in local governance.<br />
Different department heads of Sablayan that constitutes the<br />
Municipal-Inter Agency Committee (MIAC) including Mayor<br />
Eduardo Gadiano, Municipal Planning and Development<br />
Coordinator Muriel Reguinding, Municipal Engineer Alfredo<br />
Sarona, Budget Officer Fe Santos and community volunteers<br />
of <strong>Kalahi</strong> <strong>CIDSS</strong> Barnagay Sub-Project Management<br />
Committee (BSPMC) Chairperson Chritian Pedrozo, Project<br />
Implementation Team (PIT) head Carmela Marisga, and Brgy.<br />
Treasurer Gina Obtinalla participated in the activity.<br />
The MIAC heads coached their community volunteer<br />
counterparts on their daily tasks as department heads.<br />
Municipal Engineer Sarona oriented PIT head Marisga<br />
on the daily tasks of a municipal engineer and taught<br />
her tips on how to effectively monitor and finish project<br />
implementation. According to Miss Marisga after their<br />
coaching session, “Napakahirap pala ng ginagawa ng<br />
municipal engineer at mas lalo ko na appreciate yung pag<br />
pagiging hands-on nya at pag sangguni sa amin sa tuwing<br />
nag paplano sa barangay.”<br />
DSWD <strong>MIMAROPA</strong> hosts<br />
Basic DRRM-CCA Concepts<br />
and Legal Frameworks and<br />
Mainstreaming DRR-CCA in<br />
the CEAC Process Training of<br />
Trainers<br />
Puerto Princesa City Palawan— The regional technical<br />
specialists from Regions <strong>MIMAROPA</strong>, V, VI, and VII<br />
gathered for a five-day training seminar on Disaster<br />
Risk Reduction – CCA last September 9-15, <strong>2018</strong><br />
at Citystate Asturias Hotel in Puerto Princesa City<br />
Palawan.<br />
The said training was hosted by DSWD <strong>Kalahi</strong>-<strong>CIDSS</strong><br />
<strong>MIMAROPA</strong> and was attended by each of the region’s<br />
technical specialist starting from the Regional<br />
Community Development Specialist (RCDS), Regional<br />
Community Infrastructure Specialist (RCIS), Regional<br />
Financial Analyst (RFA), Regional Capability Building<br />
Specialist (RCBS), and Regional Monitoring and<br />
Evaluation Specialist (RMES).<br />
The first day of the training focused on the discussion<br />
on basic DRR-CCA concepts and topics on climate<br />
change. On the next day, the participants were<br />
introduced to the laws governing the DRR in the<br />
Philippines and further discussion on impact of<br />
climate... (continuation on p6)