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    Bottom-up budgeting involves a grassroots approach where local government units and citizens provide input on budgeting priorities that are incorporated into the national budget. This makes the national budget more responsive compared to a top-down approach where priorities are set exclusively by state leaders. Key aspects of bottom-up budgeting include empowering local communities to identify lower-level tasks to fund, and having oversight agencies coordinate the budgeting process between local and national levels of government.

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    Bottom-Up Budgeting

    TOP-DOWN VS BOTTOM-UP
    TOP-DOWN

    BOTTOM-UP

    1. Decision Making: Exclusively State Leaders


    and Officials

    1. Decision Making: Grassroots to Top


    Management

    2. Total Budget - Components

    2. Components - Total Budget

    3. National Government Local Government


    Units

    3. Local Government Units National


    Government

    4. Higher Level Tasks Lower Level Tasks

    4. Lower Level Tasks Higher Level Tasks

    5. Advantages:
    - Streamlines the whole budget process
    - Top management has financial control over
    the budget

    5.
    -

    Advantages:
    More inclusive
    More accurate
    Budget process is more collaborative

    Purpose of Bottom-Up Budgeting


    To make the National Budget more responsive
    To encourage Local Governments to implement reforms
    To deepen democracy and empower citizens

    Oversight Agencies
    Department of Budget and Management (DBM)
    Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)
    National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC)
    Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) PMO
    National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA)

    Other Agencies Involved


    ARMM
    DAR
    DA
    DepEd
    DOE
    DENR
    DOH
    DOLE

    DOT
    NEA
    DTI

    Process:

    Key Players
    Local Chief Executive (LCE)
    Local Poverty Reduction Action Team (LPRAT)
    Local Sanggunian
    CSO Representatives
    Regional Poverty Reduction Action Team (RPRAT)
    National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC)
    Agency Central Offices (ACOs)

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