Professional Documents
Culture Documents
REGION: _____________________
PROVINCE/HUC/ICC: _____________________
AOP CY: 2021
Commodities
2. FINANCING
3. REGULATION
4. GOVERNANCE
Grand Total
§ Governance
§ Regulation
§ Financing
(2) Fund Source – which/what office will be able to fund the investment:
§ LGU – Government funds from Local Government Units: PLGU (province), CLGU (city), MLGU (municipality); BLGU (Barangays)
§ Others - Other Fund Sources: from Official Development Assistance (eg. UN Agencies, development partners); other national agencies; NGOs/CSOs; private and other sectors; and unfund
Grand Total % of Pillar to
REMARKS
(PhP) Grand Total
ivate and other sectors; and unfunded PPAs
Annex H
AOP Form 2. COST ASSUMPTIONS BY PILLAR, PPAS, QUARTER AND FUND SOURCE (AOP MOTHER PLAN)
REGION: _____________
PROVINCE/HUC/ICC: _____________
AOP CY: 2022
NAME OF PROGRAM:
GOALS:
OBJECTIVE:
KEY INTERVENTIONS
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Strategic Pillar: Resource R
SERVICE DELIVERY PPA Target
Municipality/
Name of Health (6)
Performance District Component
Program/Project/ Facility
Indicator (3) City/Barangay Items
Activities (PPA) (5)
(2) (4) Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Target Description
(1)
SUPPORT INTERVENTIONS
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Strategic Pillar: Resource R
SERVICE DELIVERY PPA Target
Municipality/
Name of Health (6)
Performance District Component
Program/Project/ Facility
Indicator (3) City/Barangay Items
Activities (PPA) (5)
(2) (4) Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Target Description
(1)
(7) Resource Requirement – Inputs needed for the PPA to be achieved/conducted
§ Items Description - e.g. meals, accommodation, TEV, venue, kit, etc
§ Expense Category: PS, MOOE, CO-Infrastructure/Equipment
§ Unit Cost: Estimated Cost to produce/conduct the P/P/A
§ Quantity: Total Number of the Targets
§ Total Cost: Unit Cost multiplied by the Quantity
(8) Fund Source – which/what office will be able to fund the investment:
§ DOH – Central Office or Centers for Health Development;
§ LGU – Government funds from Local Government Units: PLGU (province), CLGU (city), MLGU (municipality); BLGU (Barangays)
§ Others - Funds from other Sources: Official Development Assistance (eg. UN Agencies, development partners); other national agencies; NGOs/CSOs; private and other sectors; and unfunded P
(9) Remarks - indicate the specific ODA/NGO/CSO/ Private Sector or if UNFUNDED
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Resource Requirements (PhP) Fund Source (PhP)
(7) (8)
DOH LGU
Total Cost
Expense
Unit Cost Quantity (Unit Cost x Others
Category CO CHD PLGU C/MLGU BLGU
Quantity)
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Resource Requirements (PhP) Fund Source (PhP)
(7) (8)
DOH LGU
Total Cost
Expense
Unit Cost Quantity (Unit Cost x Others
Category CO CHD PLGU C/MLGU BLGU
Quantity)
- - - - - - -
ther initiatives)
eflected in the latter’s respective plans
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Resource Requirements (PhP) Fund Source (PhP)
(7) (8)
DOH LGU
Total Cost
Expense
Unit Cost Quantity (Unit Cost x Others
Category CO CHD PLGU C/MLGU BLGU
Quantity)
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Date: ______________
Remarks
(9)
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Remarks
(9)
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Remarks
(9)
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Annex H
AOP Form 2. COST ASSUMPTIONS BY PILLAR, PPAS, QUARTER AND FUND SOURCE (AOP MOTHER PLAN)
REGION: _____________
XI
PROVINCE/HUC/ICC: _____________
CITY OF MATI, DAVAO ORIENTAL
AOP CY: 2022
GOAL:
OBJECTIVE:
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Strategic Pillar: Resource R
GOVERNANCE PPA Municipality/ Target
Name of Health (6)
Performance District Component
Program/Project/ Facility
Indicator (3) City/Barangay Items
Activities (PPA) (5)
(2) (4)
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Target Description
(1)
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Date: ______________
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Resource Requirements (PhP) Fund Source (PhP)
(7) (8)
- - -
- - - - -
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Annex H
AOP Form 2. COST ASSUMPTIONS BY PILLAR, PPAS, QUARTER AND FUND SOURCE (AOP MOTHER PLAN)
REGION: _____________
XI
PROVINCE/HUC/ICC: _____________
CITY OF MATI, DAVAO ORIENTAL
AOP CY: 2022
OBJECTIVE:
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Strategic Pillar: Resource
FINANCING PPA Municipality/ Target
Name of Health (6)
Performance District Component
Program/Project/ Indicator Facility
(3) City/Barangay Items
Activities (PPA) (5)
(2) (4)
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Target Description
(1)
▪ Projects/Programs/Activities (PPA) - Identified priority strategies/interventions that address health needs and health inequities
▪ Goal – desired outcome for each major PPA
(2) PPA Performance Indicator - Measurable value/performance measurement to evaluate the success of a particular strategy/intervention (such as projects, programs, products and other initiatives)
(3) District - the legislative district where the P/P/A will be applied/conducted. In a province, this excludes the legislative districts covered by the HUC/ICC where they will also be reflected in the latter’s
(4) Municipality/Component City/Barangay - specific area where the P/P/A will be applied/conducted; indicate if area covers GIDA/IP/Urban poor and other vulnerable population
(5) Name of Health Facility - the exact name of the facility where the PPA will be applied/conducted
(6) Target - Should correspond with PPA Performance Indicator; quantity (number) of outputs for the Quarter indicated (eg. # of activity, pax etc)
(7) Resource Requirement – Inputs needed for the PPA to be achieved/conducted
§ Items Description - e.g. meals, accommodation, TEV, venue, kit, etc
§ Expense Category: PS, MOOE, CO-Infrastructure/Equipment
§ Unit Cost: Estimated Cost to produce/conduct the P/P/A
§ Quantity: Total Number of the Targets
§ Total Cost: Unit Cost multiplied by the Quantity
(8) Fund Source – which/what office will be able to fund the investment:
§ DOH – Central Office or Centers for Health Development;
§ LGU – Government funds from Local Government Units: PLGU (province), CLGU (city), MLGU (municipality); BLGU (Barangays)
§ Others - Funds from other Sources: Official Development Assistance (eg. UN Agencies, development partners); other national agencies; NGOs/CSOs; private and other sectors; and unfunded P
(9) Remarks - indicate the specific ODA/NGO/CSO/ Private Sector or if UNFUNDED
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Resource Requirements (PhP) Fund Source (PhP)
(7) (8)
- -
- -
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Resource Requirements (PhP) Fund Source (PhP)
(7) (8)
other initiatives)
reflected in the latter’s respective plans
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Date: ______________
Remarks
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Annex H
AOP Form 2. COST ASSUMPTIONS BY PILLAR, PPAS, QUARTER AND FUND SOURCE (AOP MOTHER PLAN)
REGION: _____________
PROVINCE/HUC/ICC: _____________
AOP CY: 2022
TOTAL REGULATION
NOTE: Please use separate sheet for each Strategic Pillar.
(1) Strategic Pillar: Service Delivery, Governance, Regulation, Financing
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Strategic Pillar: Resource Req
REGULATION PPA Municipality/ Target
Name of Health (6)
Performance District Component
Program/Project/ Facility
Indicator (3) City/Barangay Items
Activities (PPA) (5)
(2) (4)
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Target Description
(1)
▪ Projects/Programs/Activities (PPA) - Identified priority strategies/interventions that address health needs and health inequities
▪ Goal – desired outcome for each major PPA
(2) PPA Performance Indicator - Measurable value/performance measurement to evaluate the success of a particular strategy/intervention (such as projects, programs, products and other initiatives)
(3) District - the legislative district where the P/P/A will be applied/conducted. In a province, this excludes the legislative districts covered by the HUC/ICC where they will also be reflected in the latter’s
(4) Municipality/Component City/Barangay - specific area where the P/P/A will be applied/conducted; indicate if area covers GIDA/IP/Urban poor and other vulnerable population
(5) Name of Health Facility - the exact name of the facility where the PPA will be applied/conducted
(6) Target - Should correspond with PPA Performance Indicator; quantity (number) of outputs for the Quarter indicated (eg. # of activity, pax etc)
(7) Resource Requirement – Inputs needed for the PPA to be achieved/conducted
§ Items Description - e.g. meals, accommodation, TEV, venue, kit, etc
§ Expense Category: PS, MOOE, CO-Infrastructure/Equipment
§ Unit Cost: Estimated Cost to produce/conduct the P/P/A
§ Quantity: Total Number of the Targets
§ Total Cost: Unit Cost multiplied by the Quantity
(8) Fund Source – which/what
office will be able to fund the
investment:
§ DOH – Central Office or Centers for Health Development;
§ LGU – Government funds from Local Government Units: PLGU (province), CLGU (city), MLGU (municipality); BLGU (Barangays)
§ Others - Funds from other Sources: Official Development Assistance (eg. UN Agencies, development partners); other national agencies; NGOs/CSOs; private and other sectors; and unfunded P
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Date: ______________
- - - - -
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Resource Requirements (PhP) Fund Source (PhP)
(7) (8)
Total Cost DOH LGU Remarks
Expense
Unit Cost Quantity (Unit Cost x Others
Category CO CHD PLGU C/MLGU BLGU
Quantity)
other initiatives)
reflected in the latter’s respective plans
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Annex H
AOP Form 3. SUMMARY OF LGU INVESTMENT NEEDS
Region: _________________
Province/HUC/ICC: _________________
AOP Year: 2022
Sub-Total
Sub-total
Grand Total
Cost Per Fund Source
(2) REMARKS
LGU Others TOTAL
Qty
5,653,078.90
9,012,458.80
18,744,863.34
1,905,636.96
2,337,382.80
578,035.08
811,653.96
2,707,489.44
284,102.04
737,996.52
4,314,319.08
627,499.92
829,598.52
909,750.48
2,242,338.24
Annex H
AOP Form 3.1. LGU INVESTMENT NEEDS FOR HEALTH FACILITY DEVELOPMENT AND INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
Region: _________________
Province/HUC/ICC: _________________
AOP Year: 2021
Facility Investment Needs (PhP) Cost per Fund Source (PhP)
Municipality/ (6) (7)
Component Name of Project DOH
District Category ICT
City/ Facility Description Medical Total Cost/
(1) (3) Infrastructure Motor Vehicle (Information & LGU
Barangay (4) (5) Equipment Facility
Communication Tech. ) Central Office CHD
(2)
I. Construction/ Completion /Repair/ Upgrading/ Equipping
Sub-total
II. Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses
Sub-total
Total
(1) District – the legislative district where the facilities are located. In a province, this excludes the legislative districts covered by the HUC/ICC where they will also be reflected in the latter’s respective plans.
(2) Municipality/ Component City/Barangay - specific area where the facilities are located; indicate if area covers GIDA/IP/Urban poor and other vulnerable population
(3) Category – type of facility: Hospital, Rural Health Unit (RHU) and Barangay Health Station (BHS); Others - those which are categorized as hospital, RHU or BHS (eg. CHO, Blood Centers, LGU TRC etc)
(4) Facility – the exact name of the facility
(5) Project Description – describes the specific works/projects to be done per LGU facility, e.g. expansion of OPD, construction of RHU birthing facility, upgrading and equipping
(6) Facility Investment Needs – the specific investment needed for the facility
§ Infrastructure – construction, repair, rehab, upgrading of facilities
§ Medical Equipment –specific equipment needed for the facility
§ Motor Vehicle – ambulance, patient transport
§ ICT equipment - hardware and software for information & commnunication technology
§ Maintenance and other Operating Expenses - equipment below P15,000.00; supplies, utilities etc
§ Total Cost per Facility – total investment for the facility after summation of all required resources
(7) Fund Source – which/what office will be able to fund the investment
§ DOH - from DOH Central Office, Centers for Health Development
§ LGU - Government funds from the Local Government Units: Consolidated from PLGU (province), CLGU (city), MLGU (municipality); BLGU (Barangays)
§ Others - Other Fund Sources: from Official Development Assistance (eg. UN Agencies, development partners); other national agencies; NGOs/CSOs whether local or national; private and other sectors; and unfunded PPAs
hP)
Others
Annex H
AOP Form 3. 2.LGU INVESTMENT NEEDS FOR HUMAN RESOURCE FOR HEALTH
Region: _________________
Province/HUC/ICC: _________________
AOP Year: 2021
Cost per Fund Source (PhP)
Municipality/ Name of Health Salary Salaries and (8)
District HRH/Cadre Number DOH
Component Facility Grade Benefits (PhP)
(1) (4) (5) Central LGU Others
City (2) (3) (6) (7) CHD
Office
I. HRH Deployment
Sub-total 13,774,032.00
Midwife II
6 11 37,906.27 2,729,251.44
Sub-total 5,510,997.96
b. Existing Plantilla Items* (summary per facility)
II City of Mati City Health Office Phycician - City Health
1 25 128,708.94 1,544,507.28
Officer
Sub-total 46,609,452.84
BHW/BNS BHWs 500 1,500.00 9,000,000.00
Sub-total 10,428,000.00
Sub-total 770,400.00
Total
(1) District – the legislative district where the health facility is located. In a province, this excludes the legislative districts 13,774,032.00 63,318,850.80
covered by the HUC/ICC where they 624,675.84
will also be reflected
in the latter’s respective plans.
(2) Municipality/Component City/Barangay - specific area where the health facility is located; indicate if area covers GIDA/IP/Urban poor and other vulnerable population
(3) Health Facility – the exact name of the facility where the HRH will be deployed
(4) HRH/Cadre - the specific HRH needed/requested
a. Physician (specify) f. Pharmacist
b. Nurse g. Nutritionist-Dietician
c. Midwife h. Physical therapists
d. Medical Technologist i. Other HRH Needs
e. Dentist
(5) Number – quantity or number of HRH needed
(6) Salary Grade - predetermined compensation level for a given position or cadre
(7) Salaries and Benefits – actual monetary compensation of the HR to include allowances and other remunerations
(8) Fund Source – which/what office will be able to fund the investment
§ DOH - from DOH Central Office, Centers for Health Development
§ LGU - Government funds from the Local Government Units: Consolidated from PLGU (province), CLGU (city), MLGU (municipality); BLGU (Barangays)
§ Others - Other Fund Sources: from Official Development Assistance (eg. UN Agencies, development partners); other national agencies; NGOs/CSOs whether local or national; private and other
sectors; and unfunded PPAs
REMARKS
Total
1,000,872.00
366,372.00
366,372.00
402,192.00
6,594,696.00
3,984,768.00
692,388.00
366,372.00
13,774,032.00
1,369,523.88
2,729,251.44
787,546.80
624,675.84
5,510,997.96
1,544,507.28
1,369,523.88
1,369,523.88
811,653.96
1,100,686.20
743,286.36
493,410.24
284,102.04
866,174.16
650,174.64
7,496,110.08
7,372,982.40
8,642,629.56
578,035.08
749,566.80
1,156,070.16
424,246.56
313,749.96
1,100,686.20
542,653.68
382,226.52
631,385.04
284,102.04
274,653.12
424,246.56
526,641.60
454,875.24
313,749.96
627,499.92
280,292.28
909,750.48
2,242,338.24
1,098,612.48
549,306.24
46,609,452.84
9,000,000.00
816,000.00
612,000.00
10,428,000.00
576,000.00
1,440,000.00
1,056,000.00
768,000.00
1,188,000.00
96,000.00
72,000.00
144,000.00
554,400.00
770,400.00
624,675.84
77,717,558.64
Region: _________________
Province/HUC/ICC: _________________
AOP Year: 2022
Target
Items / Cost pe
Name of Population Estimated
Commodities District Municipality Health (5) Description Quantity Unit Cost Total (PhP)
(1) (2) (3) Facility (6) (7) (PhP) (9)
(# of infants, SC,
(Dosage, Units,
DOH
(4) adolescents, (8)
pregnant, WRA Form) Central
etc) Office
A. National Tuberculosis
Program
1. Specify name of TB Drugs
2. Specify name of TB Drugs
3. Specify name of Commodity
Sub-total TB
Sub-total FP
C.Vaccines
1. EPI
a.bOPV
b. DPT-HEPB-HIB
c. MMR
d. IPV
e. PCV 13
Target
Items / Cost pe
Name of Population Estimated
Commodities District Municipality Health (5) Description Quantity Unit Cost Total (PhP)
(1) (2) (3) Facility (6) (7) (PhP) (9)
(# of infants, SC,
(Dosage, Units,
DOH
(4) adolescents, (8)
pregnant, WRA Form) Central
etc) Office
f. JE
g. MR
h. Td
i. FLU
j. PNEUMO
2. Anti-Rabies Vaccine
a. Specify name of Vaccine
b. Specify name of Vaccine
Sub-total Vaccines
Target
Items / Cost pe
Name of Population Estimated
Commodities District Municipality Health (5) Description Quantity Unit Cost Total (PhP)
(1) (2) (3) Facility (6) (7) (PhP) (9)
(# of infants, SC,
(Dosage, Units,
DOH
(4) adolescents, (8)
pregnant, WRA Form) Central
etc) Office
Other Commoditites
D. Syringes
Urine Dip Stick
Glucose Strips
Sub-total
E.
Sub-total
F.
Sub-total
TOTAL
(1) Commodities – various commodities such as drugs, vaccines and their corresponding medical supplies generally categorized into such as:
a. National Tuberculosis Program
b. Family Planning and RPRH
c. Vaccines/EPI
d. Other Major Commodities
(2) District – the legislative district where the health facility is located. In a province, this excludes the legislative districts covered by the HUC/ICC where they will also be reflected in the latter’s respective plans.
(3) Municipality/ Component City/Barangay - specific area where the health facility is located; indicate if area covers GIDA/IP/Urban poor and other vulnerable population
(4) Name of Health facility – the exact name of the health facility where the commodities will be delivered
(5) Target Population – refer to number of infants/ Senior Citizens / adolescents / pregnant / WRA etc who will benefit from the identified commodity
(6) Items / Description – refer to Dosage / Unit / Form of the commodity
(7) Quantity – quantity of the commodity requested
(8) Estimated Unit Cost – standard cost based on latest estimate from DOH program managers
(9) Total – total amount needed for the commodity after considering the estimated unit cost and the quantity
(10) Fund Source – which/what office will be able to fund the investment
§ DOH - from DOH Central Office, Centers for Health Development
§ LGU - Government funds from the Local Government Units: Consolidated from PLGU (province), CLGU (city), MLGU (municipality); BLGU (Barangays)
§ Others - Other Fund Sources: from Official Development Assistance (eg. UN Agencies, development partners); other national agencies; NGOs/CSOs whether local or national; private and o
unfunded PPAs
Cost per Fund Source (PhP)
(10)
DOH
LGU Others
CHD
Cost per Fund Source (PhP)
(10)
DOH
LGU Others
CHD
Cost per Fund Source (PhP)
(10)
DOH
LGU Others
CHD
’s respective plans.
Region: _________________
Province/HUC/ICC: _________________
AOP Year: 2022
Sub-total Governance
Financing
a.
b.
Sub-total Financing
Service Delivery
a.
b.
Regulation
a.
b.
Sub-total Regulation
Total
(1) Activities - These include the capacity-building, advocacy and health promotion, workshops, consultations, monitoring and evaluation,
creating and
a. implementing
Governance systems and tools.
- strengthen It is categorized
leadership according
and management to the 4coordination,
capacities, Pillars of the and
F1 Plus.
support mechanisms necessary to ensure
functional, people-centered and participatory health systems
§ GIDA, LIPH/AOP development & M&E, implementation of LGU Scorecard
§ implementation of HLGP
§ improvement of procurement and upgrading of Supply Chain And Logistics Management
§ Response and feedback mechanisms (customer assistance desk/units, hotlines, etc.)
§ Research and health policy development
§ Information System -iClinic Systems (iClinicSys), Rx Box, eHatid and Integrated TB Information System (ITIS), FHSIS, PIDSR
b. Financing -Efficiently mobilizing and equitably distributing more resources for health, rationalizing health spending, and focusing
financial resources towards high impact interventions
c. Service Delivery - ensuring the accessibility of essential quality health products and services at appropriate levels of care e.g.
engaging SDNs to deliver comprehensive package of health services
d. Regulation -ensure high quality and affordable health products, devices, facilities and services
(2) Municipality/Component City/Barangay - specific area where the P/P/A will be applied/conducted; indicate if area covers GIDA/IP/Urban poor and other vulnerable population
(3) Target - Should correspond with PPA Performance Indicator; quantity (number) of outputs for the Quarter indicated (eg. # of activity, pax etc)
(4) Resource Requirement – Inputs needed for the PPA to be achieved/conducted
§ Items Description - e.g. meals, accommodation, TEV, venue, kit, etc
§ Unit Cost: Estimated Cost to produce/conduct the P/P/A
§ Quantity: Total Number of the Targets
§ Total Cost: Unit Cost multiplied by the Quantity
(5) Fund Source – which/what office will be able to fund the investment
§ DOH - from DOH Central Office, Centers for Health Development
§ LGU - Government funds from the Local Government Units: Consolidated from PLGU (province), CLGU (city), MLGU (municipality); BLGU (Barangays)
§ Others - Other Fund Sources: from Official Development Assistance (eg. UN Agencies, development partners); other national agencies;
NGOs/CSOs whether local or national; private and other sectors; and unfunded PPAs