Local Economy

Vision-Reality Gap, Local Economy

Descript Success Indicators Curre Gap
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Ratin
g
Progressive Optimally utilized farm lands
High agricultural production
High income per capita
Food self-sufficiency attained
Low poverty and hunger incidence
High employment rate
Increased number of small entrepreneurs
Increased number of agro-industrial
establishments
Increased local and foreign tourist arrival
Banks and other financial institutions
available
Well distributed farm lands
Cooperativism widely accepted
Availability of non-farm jobs
Support facilities for informal businesses and
small enterprises provided
Opportunities for self-employment assured
“One-stop shops” available
Investment and job placement services
available

Condition of Built and Natural Environment

Vision-Reality Gap, Condition of Built and Natural Environment
Descripto Success Indicators Current Gap
rs Rating
Livable Structural safety standards complied by
buildings
Traffic related accidents decreased
Adequate irrigation systems
Adequate farm to market roads
Adequate post-harvest facilities
Adequate public markets
Adequate tourism support facilities
Complete coverage of electric power
Information and communication systems in
place
Pedestrian, traffic and transportation facilities
provided
Flood control and drainage structures
functional
Well-lighted streets
Adequate facilities for police services
 Well-maintained jails and detention cells
With fire station and fire-fighting equipment
Adequate court facilities
Facilities to prevent and rehabilitate drug
abuse available
Rehabilitation centers for vagrants, beggars,
street children and juvenile delinquents in
place
Well provided access facilities for the
handicapped and elderly in public places and
buildings
Clean functional public latrines
Public parks and recreational facilities
established
Historical sites and landmarks preserved and
maintained
Adequate housing
Adequate administrative buildings
Plenty of greeneries in public and private
places
Protected areas well protected
Greenhouse gas emission decreased
Productive agricultural lands delineated and
protected
Urban expansion areas adequate to
accommodate future growth
Solid waste management system in place
Air and water pollution-free environment
Watershed management system in place
Sustainable farming practices adopted
Resilient Disaster-prepared communities
Institutional ability to respond to disasters
Increased capacity to recover after disaster
Increased adaptive capacity to climate change

Quality of Local Leadership

Vision-Reality Gap, Quality of Local Leadership
Descriptors Success Indicators Current Gap
Rating
Just Venue for airing complaints and grievances
available
Adequate social protection services for
marginalized sector
Functional barangay justice system
Increased capacity to resolve local conflicts
Accountabl Updated land use plan
e
Updated development plan
DRR and CCA mainstreamed in local plans
Annual budget operationalizes local plans
Balanced budget
 Increased local revenue collection efficiency
Improved local revenue sourcing
Financial targets attained within time frame
Physical targets attained within time frame
Transparen Public consultation an integrated part of LGU
t decision-making process
Transparency in government transactions an
established practice
Feedback mechanism in place

Problem-Solution Finding Matrix

Health Problem-Solution Finding Matrix
Observe Causes Implication Policy Options
d s
Conditio
n
Incidence Limited access to Poor health Enhanced pre-natal and
of maternal sexual and post-partum care services
deaths reproductive
health care
services
Low life Intensified campaign for
expectancy facility-based delivery
High morbidity Full implementation of
rate RH Law
High Premature Provision of access to
incidence mortality safe water
of child Poor
morbidity environmental
Incidence sanitation Provision of access to
of child sanitary toilets
mortality

Micronutrient Micronutrient
deficiency supplementation
Insufficient food Food assistance
intake
Limited access to Expanded immunization
health care program
services
Parents’ lack of Conduct of health
knowledge on advocacy and IEC
proper health
care and nutrition
Inadequate Provision of additional
health personnel health personnel
Inadequate Construction/
health facilities improvement of health
facilities
Provision of access to
safe water
Prevalence Poor Provision of access to
of environmental sanitary toilets
communica sanitation
ble diseases
Limited access to Provision of universal
health care health insurance
services coverage
Enhanced communicable
diseases control
Lack of Conduct of health
knowledge on advocacy and IEC
proper health
care
Inadequate Provision of additional
health personnel health personnel
Inadequate Construction/
health facilities improvement of health
facilities
Prevalence
of lifestyle
diseases