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Presidential Decree603 of 1974

The Child is one of the most important assets of thenation. Every effort should be exerted to promote hiswelfare and enhance his opportunities for a useful and

happy life.The child is not a mere creature of the State. Hence, hisindividual traits and aptitudes should be cultivated to theutmost insofar as they do not conflict with the generalwelfare .

The molding of the character of the child starts at thehome. Consequently, every member of the family shouldstrive to make the home a wholesome and harmoniousplace as its atmosphere and conditions will greatlyinfluence the child's development.



The natural right and duty of parents in the rearing of thechild for civic efficiency should receive the aid and

support of the government.

Other institutions, like the school, the church, the guild,and the community in general, should assist the home

and the State in the endeavor to prepare the child for theresponsibilities of adulthood.

Presidential Decree603 of 1974



Setting Up a Child

Friendly LocalityIn 1990, Philippine Government ratified theConvention on the Rights of the Child. (CRC)

Proclamation No. 672 – Philippine Plan of Actionfor Children

Republic Act 8425 – Social Reform Agenda and

Poverty Alleviation ProgramPhilippine National Strategic Framework for PlanDevelopment for Children “Child 21 ” (Council forthe Welfare of Children)



Medium Term Philippine Development Plan(1999-2004)

1998, Council for the Welfare of Childrenconducted “Search for Child FriendlyMunicipalities and Cities” Fifth Country Program for Children (CPC V)1999-2003

Convention on the Elimination of All Forms ofDiscrimination Against Women and (CEDAW)

Setting Up a Child

Friendly Locality



Make legislators, local and nationalexecutives, the judiciary and programimplementers “child sensitive” toeffectively address the priority needs

of children.

Setting Up a Child

Friendly Locality



What is a Child

Friendly Barangay? A barangay is child friendly

when it is able to assure thatall children possess therights classified as

SURVIVAL,DEVELOPMENT,PROTECTION,

PARTICIPATION and

ensure that their needs are



SURVIVAL RIGHTS

• Inherent right to life,• Right to name and nationality,

• Right to identity and those dealing withparental and governmental duties andobligations,

• Adequate and decent standard of living,

• Access to basic health care and services,social security and rehabilitation.



DEVELOPMENT

RIGHTS

Access to educational opportunities, relevantinformation, play, leisure, cultural activities, andrights to freedom of thought, conscience andreligion



PROTECTIONRIGHTS

Cover those rights which guard children againstall forms of abuses, exploitation anddiscrimination, and in areas where a child isconsidered to be in extremely difficultcircumstances.



PARTICIPATIONRIGHTS

Pertain to the rights of freedom to expression

and to have one’s views taken into account,involvement in decision making and consultativeprocess, freedom of association and assembly.



How Child Rights will beRealized?

• Local Institutionscategorized underExecutive, Legislative and

Judicial branches are set upwith task and functions thatare consistent with theneeds and rights of children;

• Basic services are deliveredto respond to the needs andrights of children.



Municipal Ordinance No. 171-2008 -aims to continuously address andprioritize the issues and concernsaffecting the Children of Daet

LGU SupportOrganized and Functional MunicipalCouncil for the Protection ofChildren (MCPC)



Child Friendly Barangayin the Municipality of

DaetFifth Country Program for Children(CPC V)

• 2003 the Beginning



Local Institutions Involved to EnsureChild Friendly Commitments are Fulfilled

• Office of the Municipal Mayor• MPDO• Municipal Development Council

• Municipal Council for the Protection of Children• Sangguniang Pambayan• Municipal Health Office• Rural Health Units/ Centers• Local Health Board• Local School Board• Social Welfare Office• Public Information Office



Local Institutions Involved to EnsureChild Friendly Commitments are Fulfilled

Other Institutions:

Courts and Public Prosecutors OfficeChurches and Religious GroupsPhilippine National PoliceNon-Government OrganizationsMedia

Department of EducationDepartment of Interior and Local GovernmentTechnical Education and Skills Development

AuthorityLocal Civil Registrar’s Office



• Local Plan for Children

• Local Investment Plan forChildren• Local Code for Children

• State of the Children Report

Four (4) GIFTS FOR

CHILDREN



PREPARATION



STATE OF THE CHILDREN REPORT• It serves as a commitment of the local administration.

• It is an instrument that measure if the vision for the childrenof the locality is achieved.

• It is also a means for policy advocacy and partnership for

the realization of children’s rights.

• Strengthened Local Council for the Protection ofChildren and State of the Children Report ensuresthat the best interest of children are served throughresponsible local governance.

• This is also an indicator of the local leadership in assumingtheir political accountability for the recognition, protection,promotion and fulfillment of the rights of the girl and boychild.



By year 2025, the CHILDREN of Daetwho are living in a financially stablefamilies and child-friendly-communities,are healthy, value-oriented, effectivelyprotected, empowered, productive and

successful, are receiving strong supportfrom the local government units andmulti-sectoral entities who are providingthe impetus for the childrens ’ total growthand development.



Promote the welfare and development ofchildren through enactment of legislationand implement related laws and ordinances.Develop doable and child-friendly plans,programs and activities.

Provide basic social services and facilitiesfor proper health, nutrition and qualityeducation.



Born to a healthy mother, living in a safeenvironment, receiving quality health services

and education for optimum survival, growthand development;Regardless of ethnic origin and exemptions,are enjoying a full childhood life enhanced andnurtured by their parents since their early agesin a community that promotes orderlinesstowards their total development andempowerment;



In Order to realize the goals, the followingstrategies shall be adopted and undertaken:

Formulate a Municipal and BarangayDevelopment Plan For Children;Intensify and integrate various programs onchildren and womenInventory/ masterlisting and profiling (CBMSSurvey)



All children have the inherent rightto life. The state must meet thebasic needs of children such asadequate and nutritious food,potable water, and access to healthcare. It includes reducing infant

and child mortality combatingdiseases and rehabilitation.



Child Delivery by type of Health

Personnel 2010 : Total = 1,725

Source : MHO 2010

Delivered by nurses = 568

Delivered by Doctors = 539

Delivered by midwives

= 606 Others = 72



Standard Requirement :All infants are exclusively

breastfed up to about six months

Number of Infants 0-6

months = 2,307Number of Infants 0-6

months exclusivelybreastfed until six months

– 1,830

Accomplishment = 79.32%Source : MHO 2010



Standard Requirement :All children are fully immunizedagainst tuberculosis, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, polio

measles

Number of Children under

1 year old – 2,609

Number of Children fullyimmunized – 2,391

Accomplishment = 91.64 %

Source : MHO 2010



Number of Preschool children =14,150

Number of preschool childrenweighed monthly – 12,931

% OPT coverage = 91.38 %

Source : 2010 OPT Result, MNAO Record

Standard Requirement :All children 0-71 months

old are weighed monthly



Preschool children with normalweight – 12,059

% of Normal PSC= 93.25 %

Source : 2010 OPT Result, MNAORecord

Underweight preschool children= 629

% of underweight PSC= 4.86 %

Number of Preschool children =14,150

% of SUW PSC= 1.25 %

Severely underweight (SUW)preschool children = 162



Standard Requirement :All children are well nourished

Number of Preschool Children(PSC) = 14,150

Number of overweight (OW)preschool children = 81

% of OW PSC= 0.62 %Source : 2010 OPT Result, MNAO

Record



Standard Requirement :All children are Well Nourishe(WN)

Number children 0-6 YO =13,442

0-6 YO well nourished = 12,945

% of WN Children = 96.30Source : 2010 OPT Result, MNAO

Record



Standard Requirement :All children 1-5 years old

are given Vitamin A 2x a year

Number of Children 1-5 year

old = 11,976

Number of Children given Vit.A 2x a year = 10,204

Accomplishment = 85.20%Source : 25 Barangays 2010



Standard Requirement :All births are attended by

trained health personnelNumber of live births =

1,785

Number of births attendedby skilled health personnel

= 1,731

Accomplishment = 97%

Source : MHO 2010 DOH Target = 80 %



Standard Requirement :All pregnant women get at leas

4 complete pre-natal check - ups

Number of pregnant womenwith at least 4 natal check-up =

2,619

Accomplishment = 77.44%

Number of pregnant women =

3,382




Standard Requirement :All mothers are fully

immunized against tetanus Toxoid (TT2 +)

Number of pregnantwomen fully immunizedagainst tetanus = 1,987


Number of pregnantwomen = 3,382




Number of pregnantwomen at risk get

emergency obstetric care& were referred – 629

Accomplishment = 100 %

Number of pregnant

women at risk – 629

Standard Requirement :All pregnant women who

are at risk get emergency obstetric care

Source : 25 Barangays 2010



Standard Requirement :Allpregnant women are

given sufficient doses ofVitamin A

Number of pregnantwomen given

Vitamin A =370

Accomplishment =10.94 %

Number of pregnantwomen = 3,382




Standard Requirement :Allpregnant womenare

given Complete dosage ofiron

Number of pregnantwomen given iron =

1,999

Accomplishment =59.11%

Number of pregnant

women = 3,382




Standard Requirement :All lactating mothers are given

sufficient doses of Vitamin A

Number of lactatingwomen given Vitamin A =

1,783

Accomplishment = 61.51%

Number of Lactatingwomen = 2,899




Standard Requirement :All lactating mothers are given

Complete dosage of iron

Number of lactatingmothers given iron – 1,865


Number of lactatingmothers – 2,899

DOH Target = 80 % Source : MHO 2010



Standard Requirement :Post partum women with at

least 2 Post partum Visits

Number of post partumwomen with at least 2 post

partum visits – 1,811


Number of post partumwomen – 2,899

DOH Target =Source : MHO 2010



Standard Requirement :Post partum women initiated

Breastfeeding

Post partum womenInitiated Breastfeeding =

1,785


Number of post partumwomen = 2,899

DOH Target =Source : MHO 2010



Standard Requirement :Mothers who gave birth last ye

had 3 years apart

Number of mothers who gave birth last yearhas 3 years apart – 539

Source : 25 Barangays 2010



Standard Requirement :All families have safe drinkin

water

Household with access tosafe drinking water = 18,372

Number of household(actual) = 18,689

Coverage = 98 %

MDG Target by 2015 =86.8 % Source : PHO 2010

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Levels of Water System in Da

Level II (Piped water with acommunal water point like

spring source) = 2,329

Level 1 (Stand-alone water pointslike hand pump, shallow

well, rainwater collector) = 707

Level III (Piped water supply witha private water point like theCNWD house connection) = 15,336

Source : MHO 2010



Standard Requirement :All families use only sanitarylatrines

HH using sanitarylatrines = 17,392


Coverage= 93 %

MDG Target by 2015 =83.8 % Source : 25 Barangays, MHO 2010



Standard Requirement: All families use only iodized s

HH using iodized salt =18,689

Number of household

(actual) = 18,689

Coverage = 100 %

Source : PHO 2010



Standard Requirement :All fathers and mothers share in

the care and rearing of children

Fathers who share in childrearing responsibilities =

7,117


Accomplishment = 38 %

Source : 25 Barangays Target = 100 %



Standard Requirement :All families have satisfactory

disposal of solid waste

Families with satisfactoryWaste Disposal = 16,060


Accomplishment = 91 %Source : PHO 2010

Target = 100 %

Families with completebasic sanitation facilities =

16,981



RHU I– Sentrong Sigla,covers 8 barangays

RHU II– purchased a lot worthPhp 2.0 million for a new center

(covers 9 barangays)

Standard RHU Facility = 1 RHUper 20,000 PopulationDaet Population 2010 = 100,423

RHU III– covers 8 Barangays



Barangays = 25Rural Health Units = 3

Barangay Health Stations = 25 Government Doctors = 3 Government Dentists = 1 Public Health Nurses = 3 Government Midwives = 16 Government Medical Technologist = 1

Sanitary Inspectors = 2 Active BHW =182 MNAO– 1 Population Program Worker = 1



Provided Honorarium to:182Barangay Health Workers = Php 652,800.00 26 Barangay Nutrition Scholars = Php 374,400.00

1 Medico Legal = Php 50,000.00Capability Building - Php 135,000.00Strengthened HIV Council and allocated an

amount of Php 50,000.00 for its programs andactivities



Support Fund – Php 100,000.000

Number of Children Fed - 55



Allocated Honorarium to: BAFCPhp 180,800.00 4H ClubPhp 150,000.00

RIC Php 330,720.00



Standard Requirement :All Children 3-5 year

old attend early education program

Number of children 3-5 years old whoare in :

ECCD/SNP– 2,537 + 48Day Care Centers – 1,170

PTA Org. Classes – 1,237Total = 4,992Accomplishment = 87.00 %

Target = 100%Disparity = 13%

Number of children 3-5 years old – 5,732

Source : 25 Barangays,MSWDO 2010



Standard Requirement : All Children 6-12 years old areschool and finish their schooling (elementary)

Number of children 6-12 years oldwho are in : Public Schools – 9,747Private Schools – 941

In School - 10,688

Accomplishment = 82.06 %Target = 100%Gap =17.94%

Number of children 6 -12 years old – 13,024

Source : 25 Barangays,DEPED



Cohort Survival (CS) Rate in Public Elementary School: S2010

Source : DEPED 2010

Children in elementary Enrolled 6years ago Reached grade six = 1,561

Survival Rate = 80.25 %

Children in elementary Enrolled 6years ago = 1,945

“Cohort Survival means pupils who are enrolled 6 yearsago reached grade six.”



Number of children who graduated in PublicElementary School: SY 2009-2010

Source : DEPED SY 2009-2010

Grade VI Children who graduated =

1,750

Graduation Rate = 89.97 %




Children who are enrolled in grade 1 six years ago in PuElementary School Pass the Achievement Test


Grade VI Children who pass theachievement test = 1,828

Passing Rate = 93.98 %




Drop Out Rate in Public Elementary Sch

SY 2009-2010


Drop out 1-6 = 42

Rate = 0.35 %

Enrollment 1 to VI = 11,923



Readers with Comprehension:

Elementary, SY 2009-2010

Source : DEPED 2009

With Comprehension= 9,346

Rate = 78.38 %

Enrollment 1 to VI = 11,923



Children who are enrolled in Elementar y pass

achievement Test = 1,828


Reached grade six = 1,750

Pass the achievement test= 1,828



Children 13-17 years old



Standard Requirement :All Children 13-17 years old a

in school and finish their schooling (high school

Number of children 13-17 years oldwho are in :

Public Schools – 5,507Private Schools – 1,053

Total - 6,560Accomplishment = 74.46 %

Target = 100%Gap = 25.54%

Number of children 13-17 years old – 8,810

Source : DEPED 2010,Private schools



Drop Out Rate in Secondary Schools:

SY 2009-2010


Drop out 1- IV =379

Rate = .0578

Enrollment 1 to IV = 6,560



Children who are enrolled in First Year four years ago Public Secondary School reached 4th year

Source : DEPED 2010

Children enrolled 4 yearsago reached 4 th year = 1,209

Survival Rate= 94.15 %

Children in secondaryschool Enrolled in 1 st year 4years ago = 1,284



Children who graduated inHigh School: SY 2009-2010


Children who graduatedin high school = 1,709

Children Enrolled in 1st

year 4 years ago = 1,284



Children who graduated High School pass theAchievement Test: SY 2009-2010


Children who pass theachievement test = 1,649

Passing Rate= 96.49 %

Children who graduated

high school = 1,709



Readers with Comprehension: Secondar

SY 2009-2010


With Comprehension= 4,595

Rate = 70.04 %

Children in School (1st -4th year) = 6,560



Standard Requirement : All out-of-school children

are given alternative education

Number of OSY given ALS– 591


Number of OSY BELOW 18years old – 1,665

Source : DEPED , ALS 2010



Standard Requirement :All illiterate parents/caregiverare enrolled in functional literacy program and/o

effective parenting skills

Illiterate parent/caregiversenrolled in functional literacy

program – 85

Number of Illiterate

parent/caregivers enrolled infunctional literacy program – 148

Accomplishment = 57.43 %Source : MSWDO 2010



Children have the Right to live in a Peaceful command a wholesome Environment

Construction of MRF Office and Garage Php 1,700,000.00Fencing of MRF Site Php 500,000.00

Rehabilitation of Dumpsite Php 1,000,000.00

1. Tamang Sanidad Para Sa Kalikasan atKaunlaran

Environment Related Programs



Environment Related Programs for hildren’s Futu Integrated Coastal Resource Management

Mangrove Reforestation Php 50,000.00Bagasbas Beach Clean-up Php 300,000.00Integrated Daet River IntegratedManagementRegular Daet River Clean Up & Tree

Planting



DEPEDPhp 200,000.00Scholarship Fund Php 500,000.00SPESPHP 50,000.00Balik Paaralan Php 100,000.00Children’s Congress Php25,000.00SPED Daet North Php 24,000.00

Municipal Museum/Library Php 50,000.00



Right to Name and Nationality :All

children are registered at birth.

Source : MHO 2010, MCR 2010

Registered at birth in2010 = 1,653

Number of live birthsin 2010 = 1,785

Unknown = 132

% Registered = 92.60



Standard Requirement :All Children are

removed from exploitative and hazardoulabor.

TYPE OF CASENUMBER OF

CASESINTERVENTIONS/

DIVERSIONPROGRAM

Children engaged inexploitative &hazardous labor

0 0

S d d R i All Child d f



Standard Requirement :All Children are removed fromexploitative and hazardous labor prostitution and

pornography.

TYPE OF CASENUMBEROF CASES

INTERVENTIONS/DIVERSIONPROGRAM

Children victims ofviolence/abuse

13 4 - applications forDOJ approved,

cases filed,perpetrators in jail



Standard Requirement :All Children are removed fromexploitative and hazardous labor prostitution and

pornography.

TYPE OF CASE

NUMBER

OF CASES

INTERVENTIONS/DI

VERSIONPROGRAM

Neglected Children 86 15

Children in conflict withlaw

6 Continuousrehabilitation,

approve release onreconnaissance.



Peace and Order Program = Php 200,000.004 Traffic Aides = Php 252,000.00Katarungang Pambarangay = Php50,000.00 PLEB =Php 60,000.00 Support to PNP = Php 100,000.00Barangay Tanod Week = Php 50,000.00 Rehabilitation /Maintenance of Street Lights =

Php 1,000,000.00Construction of Daet PNP Station = Php

2,000,000.00Implementation of curfew hours in some

barangays like Barangay V



Aid to street children Php 60,000.00Barangay Tanod Week Php 50,000.00OPSS Php 70,000.00Municipal anti-Drug Abuse Program

Php 100,000.00BPSOPhp 850,000.00

Traffic Aide Php 252,000.00Medico Legal Php 86,000.00



Child Participation is a Right guaranteed by the UnNations Convention on the Rights of a Child.

A meaningful child and Youth participation is wh

children and young people can give their views aopinions so that together, with adults can better decon matters affecting them as child & Youth.



Standard Requirement :All children 12-17 years old particip

in socio-cultural and community development activitie.

Children 12 -17 years old– 12,332

Children engaged in socio-cultural and community

Development Activities –

5,719

Participation rate – 46.37%



Subsidy to SK Php 20,000.00

Linggo ng Kabataan Php 50,000.00Annual Search for Outstanding YouthOrganization Php 70,000.00Incentive Program for Athletes Php 50,000.00

Children’s Congress Php25,000.00



MCPC - created by an Executive Order• Conducted Meetings with Minutes• With Action Plan

• Regular Assessment of BCPCFunctionality through Search with a totalfund of Php 200,000.00

• Render of Annual State of the ChildrenReport



• 25 Barangays with organized and functionalBCPC

• With Development Plan focused on children• With Participation of hildren’s Organization

• With updated information involving children anhave acted cases/issues involving children

• With communication system focused on childre•

With legistations passed to address the plight ofchildren

Conducted Orientation on the Child Rights



Conducted Orientation on the Child Rights,4-Areas of Child Development and the 2010

Search for Most Child-Friendly Barangays.

Kgd. Rosa Mia King talked about the Education Sector whSPO4 Yolanda Detera tackled the Protection Sector.

The Survival Sector was discussed by Kg



The Survival Sector was discussed by KgRosa Mia King and Miss Andrea ApuyaPublic Health Nurse.

Institution Development was discussed



Institution Development was discussedLNB Federation President PB. SalvadoAvellana, Jr.



Conducted the Search for 2010 Most Child-Friend



Conducted the Search for 2010 Most Child FriendBarangay, Year 8

Table EvaluationParticipation,

Protection andInstitution Building

Development/Education

Survival/Health

Fi ld V lid ti



Field ValidationParticipation,Protection &

Institution Building

Development orEducation Survival or Health



1. New Year Cheers with the 21 Street Children throughParlor Games, Feeding & Gift Giving in January 16, 2010 atthe Daet, Jarencio Hall.



3. Six Months Hapag-asa Feeding Program whereinDios Mabalos provided Vita Meals to 96 belownormal and very low malnourished children withcounterpart from barangay officials.

Accomplishment = 91.77% improvement of thenutrition status of 96 children.



Daet On the Go Information CaravanChild Rights murals in barangaysPoster Making



7- RESOLUTIONS1) SB RN 221– Requesting the Office of the Hon.Representative Elmer E. Panotes pf 2 nd Districtof the Province of Camarines Norte to ProvideFunds for the Construction of a School Building inMoreno Integrated School, Daet, CamarinesNorte.2) SB RN 213– Requesting the Hon Renato J.Unico, Representative 1 st District of the Provinceof Camarines Norte for funding assistnce in theamount of Php 1.0 million for the proposed DaetBridge No. 3 connecting Barangay Camambuganand Barangay IV, Daet, Camarines Norte.

3) SB RN 214– Requesting the Hon Elmer Panotes,



3) SB RN 214 Requesting the Hon Elmer Panotes,Representative 2nd District of the Province ofCamarines Norte for funding assistance in the amountof Php 36.5 million for the proposed Daet Bridge No. 3connecting Barangay Camambugan and Barangay IV,Daet, Camarines Norte.4) SB RN 237– Resolution adopting an ordinanceregulating the operations of Internet Cafes or computerrental shops/computer gaming shops in the municipalityof Daet, Camarines Norte and providing penalties forviolation thereof

5) SB RN 189– Resolution adopting an ordinancedeclaring 1 st week of December as Daet Youth Expo inthe Municipality of Daet, Camarines Norte andappropriating funds thereof.



6) SB RN 169– Endorsing Barangay Gahononas the Official Entry of the Municipality ofDaet to the 2010 Provincial Search for MostChild Friendly-Barangay.

7) SB RN 170– Resolution favorablyendorsing Barangay IV and BarangayCamambugan as the Official Entries of theMunicipality of Daet to the Hall of FameAward Provincial Search for Most Child-friendly Barangay 2010.



2- ORDINANCESMO no. 205 – an ordinance regulating theoperations of Internet Cafes or computerrental shops/computer gaming shops in themunicipality of Daet, Camarines Norte andproviding penalties for violation thereof.

MO No. 199- an ordinance declaring 1 st week

of December as Daet Youth Expo in theMunicipality of Daet, Camarines Norte andappropriating funds thereof.



1. Local Plan for Children - included in AIP2. Local Investment Plan For Children– included in AIP3. Local Code For Children - none4. State of the Children Report - 4th time



HEALTH AND NUTRITION

1. Low coverage of fully immunized children.2. Non- functional health and nutrition posts due to

poor maintenance of barangays.EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND

DEVELOPMENT

1. Existence/ proliferation of unlicensed/expiredlicense to operate private pre-schools.

2. Non implementation of parent effectivenesssessions.



SOCIAL POLICY AND LOCALDEVELOPMENT

1. Low budget for social services.2. Minimal support of LGU to allocate

funds for social services specially in

programs for children.



HEALTH AND NUTRITION

1. Lobby to barangays on the functionality andregular maintenance of health and nutrition postin all purok.

2. Health promotion and advocacies.EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND

DEVELOPMENT

1. Continuous advocacy at the family and

community level for increased participation inECCD.2. Intensification of conduct of parent

effectiveness sessions.

2011 hildren Months’ Theme



"Local Council for the Protection ofChildren para sa Bright Child:

Pakilusin, Palakasin, PagtulunganNatin "

v

2011 hildren Months Theme



Situational Analysis Plan Budget Implementation

Monitoring Evaluation

Documentatio

n of BestPractices

Functionality

Achievement of childfriendly goals

Achievement of MDG



• Effectiveness of

Leadership

• Full Potential ofchildren is

Achieved

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