CENTER OF

PARTICIPATION Health
Agenda Statement To create awareness among the youth on mental and sexual reproductive health thus ensuring a healthy living .

Youth Development Target

Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
Concern
2022 2023 2024
Percentage of youth with access to 40% of the 60% of the
sports and exercise programs and 20% of the youth
youth youth
facilities Physical Fitness Program 400,000.00
Percentage of youth who exercise 30% of the youth 50% of the 70% of the Acquisition of physical fitness
Increase active weekly in school/office youth youth facilities 500,000.00
Healthy Living
lifestyle
Government – Academe Partnership
on Health and Wellness Promotion 100,000.00
Athletic Sports and Sports Education
Program 200,000.00
Free voluntary HIV Counseling and
Lower the incidence Testing Service 150,000.00
60% of the 90% of the
of casual sex, No. of participants in the events on 30% of the youth
youth youth Symposium on HIV Awareness and
STI/HIV/IDS, and sexual risk-taking behavior participation
participation participation sexual risk-taking
abortion
behavior 100,000.00
Reproductive and
Sexual Health Care Percentage Percentage Percentage
decrease on decrease on decrease on
teenage teenage teenage
pregnancy and pregnancy and pregnancy and Awareness Campaign on the
Lower the incidence unintended unintended unintended Prevention of teenage pregnancies
of teenage Percentage change in teenage pregnancy pregnancy pregnancy and Sexual and Reproductive Health
pregnancy pregnancies cases cases cases care 100,000.00
Training of Youth Volunteer for
Improve mental No. of trained personnel on Mental Health and Psychosocial
health wellness psychosocial concern 2 youth trained 3 youth trained 5 youth trained Support Services 100,000.00

Psychosocial
Concerns
CENTER OF
PARTICIPATION Health
Agenda Statement To create awareness among the youth on mental and sexual reproductive health thus ensuring a healthy living .

Youth Development Target

Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
Concern
2022 2023 2024

Psychosocial 40% of the 80% of the

Concerns 20% of the youth youth youth
Normalize mental population have population have population have HOPE Line
No. of youths who avail of support
health_x0002_seeki availed of availed of availed of
mechanisms for psychosocial concerns
ng behavior psychosocial psychosocial psychosocial
support support support
services services services 100,000.00
Establishment of teen hubs/park 500,000.00
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION : Education
Agenda Statement For the youth to participate in accessible, developmental, quality, and relevant formal, non-formal and informal lifelong learning and
training that prepares to be globally competitive but responsive to national needs and to prepare them for the workplace and the emergence of new media and other technologies.

Target
Youth Development Concern Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
2022 2023 2024
Decrease no. of Out- 30% of OSY referred 50% of OSY 90% of OSY Technical and Vocational Education and Training
Of_x0002_School Youths (OSYs) No. of OSYs referred to the TechVoc Training Program referred referred (TVET) Program 150,000.00
No. of OSYs enroll in ALS 30% of OSY enrolled 50% of OSY 90% of OSY
enrolled enrolled
Alternative Learning System (ALS) Program 150,000.00
30% youth 50% youth 90% youth
Youth Participation in Education participation participation participation Education and Livelihood Assistance Program 150,000.00
Decrease youth not in
employment, education, or 30% youth 50% youth 90% youth
training participation participation participation Information Technology Training Program 150,000.00
No. of Youth participated the program
30% youth 50% youth 90% youth
participation participation participation Skills Training for Employment Program 150,000.00
30% youth 50% youth 90% youth
participation participation participation Community -based education and advocacy program 150,000.00
Improve academic performance Procurement/ Acquisition of educational and
Increase the materials procure that can be used 10% increase 20% increase 50% increase instructional materials 250,000.00

Free Wife Access for public places 1 Free Wifi Area 2 Free Wifi Area 3 Free Wifi Area Installation of Free WiFi Access 500,000.00
Strengthen
Educational Quality and extra_x0002_curricular academic Increase the accessibility of free computer usage for reading and research 3 computers and 4 computers and 5 computers and
Performance programs printer printer printer Establishment of Online Reading and Media Center 300,000.00
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Agenda Statement For the youth to participate in the economy, as empowered employees and/or entrepreneurs who are productively engaged in decent and gainful work
and/or businesses, and protected from work-related vulnerabilities such as child labor, discrimination, underemployment, and occupational hazards

Target
Youth Development Concern Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
2022 2023 2024
Decrease unemployment, Special Training for Employment Program (STEP) 200,000.00
underemployment, and jobs Percentage change in underemployed youth 20% of the youth 15 of the youth 10% of the youth Training for Work Scholarship Program (TWSP) 200,000.00
mismatch for Working Youth Enterprise Based Program (EBP) 200,000.00
Youth participation in the labor force
Increase part-time employment Values Formation Program for Livelihood 200,000.00
opportunities for In-School- No. of youth beneficiaries employed part-time 10% of the youth 15 of the youth 20% of the youth Special Program for the Employment of Students
Youth (SPES) 200,000.00
Nego-Kart Program 200,000.00
Increase the number of youth
No. of youth participants in entrepreneurship programs 10% of the youth 15 of the youth 20% of the youth Kabuhayan Starter Kits 200,000.00
entrepreneur
Youth Entrepreneurship Sustainable Livelihood Program 250,000.00
Increase counseled youth 10% of the youth 15 of the youth 20% of the youth
regarding their career options No. of youth participants in Career Guidance Senior High School Career Guidance Program 150,000.00
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION
Agenda Statement
Youth Development Concern
Youth with specific needs
Youth with Disability
Violence against Women
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Decrease the income gap
SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EQUITY
For the youth to participate in a peaceful and just society that affords them with equal and equitable opportunity, social security and protection in all
aspects of development, regardless of their gender, disability, specific needs, political beliefs, ethnicity, religion, and socio-cultural-economic status.
Target
Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
2022 2023 2024
Decrease the number of youths 50% of the youth 60% of the youth 75% of the youth
living in poverty Percentage change of youths living in poverty Coordination programs and projects with 4Ps 150,000.00
Decrease the number of street 50% of the youth 30% of the youth 10% of the youth Foster Care Program 50,000.00
youth Significant decrease in the number of street children Street Kids Project 100,000.00
Mentoring Programs for YWDs
100,000.00
Increase the facilities and YWD Career Readiness Program 150,000.00
20% of YWD avail 50% of YWD avail 80% of YWD avail
services for the following youth No. of YWD who avail of health, educational, and employment services YWD Young Leader’s Rising 150,000.00
services services services
with disabilities (YWD Youth Leadership Forum 150,000.00
Sheltered Workshop for Youth with Disabilities 150,000.00
Partnership projects for YWDs 150,000.00
YWD Sports Fest 250,000.00
18 – Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women
(VAW) 100,000.00
Decrease incidence or reported Establishment of VAW peer counselors 100,000.00
cases of violence against women Percentage change in incidence of VAW among the youth 50% incidence 30% incidence 10% incidence
and children Youth fora and seminars 150,000.00
VAW Information Drive Campaign 150,000.00
Trainings and Seminars on Republic Act No. 11313
or “Safe Spaces Act” 150,000.00
30% of the youth 70% of the youth
20% of the youth will will have will have
Decrease gender_x0002_based have sufficient sufficient sufficient Career – pathing Seminars which include gender –
job discrimination No. of youth participants in gender programs and events knowledge knowledge knowledge based job discrimination topic 150,000.00
Youth Leader’s Training on gender – responsive
between men and women No. of youth leaders trained in establishing a gender-responsive workplace 30% of the youth 50% of the youth 70% of the youth workplace 150,000.00
Increase awareness among the LGBTQ+ Health Program 200,000.00
youth and the community about No. of LGBTQ+ youth participants in activities organized to increase awareness 30% of the youth 50% of the youth 70% of the youth Gender Discrimination during Disasters Awareness
different sexual orientation and on various forms of SOGI 150,000.00
gender identity (SOGI Organizing LGBTQ+ Advocates “Pagkarawat” Day 200,000.00
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION PEACE – BUILDING AND
SECURITY
Agenda Statement For the youth to participate in promoting human security, including public safety and order, safeguarding of territorial integrity and sovereignty, and in
contributing to national peace and unity.

Target
Youth Development Concern Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
2022 2023 2024

Increase youth membership in 50% of youth 75% of youth 100% of youth

Peace and Order and the Youth the Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse No. of youth BADAC members membership in the membership in membership in Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Programs 150,000.00
Council (BADAC) BADAC the BADAC the BADAC
Establishment of grievance mechanism for and
against Peace and Order Volunteers 150,000.00
2 youth 3 youth 5 youth
No. of organized youth groups/organizations advocating peace process organizations organizations organizations
Organization of Youth CSOs in every barangay 150,000.00
Increase participation of the youth in the peace process Kabataan Kontra Droga at Terorismo (KKDAT) 150,000.00
Youth and the peace process Increase participation of the
youth in the peace process Youth Ambassadors for Peace Training 150,000.00
50% of the youth 70% of the youth 95% of the youth
Increase participation in development, rehabilitation, and peace building efforts participation participation participation Youth Leadership Summit on Peace_x0002_Buildng 150,000.00
Campaign to End Local Communist Armed Conflict
(ELCAC) 150,000.00

Bola Kontra Droga 300,000.00

Percentage decrease in the number of drug dependent youth 90% of the youth 50% of the youth 10% of the youth Municipal Youth Congress on Drug Abuse
Prevention and Control 150,000.00
Drug dependent youth Decrease the number of drug
dependent youth Resistance Education Against Drugs for the Youth
(READY) Program 150,000.00

50% of the youth 70% of the youth 95% of the youth

Increase participation of youth and youth_x0002_serving organizations in anti- participation participation participation Drug Dependence Prevention Workshop 150,000.00
drug campaigns Information Drive Campaign on Anti_x0002_Illegal Dr 250,000.00
 GOVERNANCE
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION

Agenda Statement For the youth to participate in governance through their involvement in local and national politics, and the government bureaucracy through programs,
projects and activities by and for the youth.

Target
Youth Development Concern Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
2022 2023 2024

Percentage of registered youth voters Voter Registration Program 100,000.00

Voter Registration Campaign 100,000.00
Promote 100% Voter Education Seminar 100,000.00
Youth and elections turnout of 50% of the youth 75% of the youth 95% of the youth
registered voters SK Reform Law Information Drive Campaign 100,000.00
Dialogue with the Youth on political and electoral
Increase the number of youths in elective local and national participation issues 100,000.00
School’s Seminar on Philippine Government and
Politics 100,000.00

No. of new youth workers in government Government Internship Program 100,000.00

Government Job Fair 100,000.00

Increase the number of youth Trainings and Seminars on Anti_x0002_Graft and

Youth in government and bureaucracy 50% of the youth 80% of the youth 95% of the youth Corrupt Practices Act 100,000.00
government workers
Increase number of youth delegates in discussions about government and Recognition of Outstanding Youth Government
government reforms Workers 100,000.00
Mandatory and continuing trainings for SK and LYDC
Members 250,000.00

Procurement of Office Supplies and Equipment 300,000.00

To deliver quality basic services very good excellent
Administration Program Performance Quality Management good performance Internet Subscription 500,000.00
to the youth performance performance
Travel and Training Allowances 500,000.00
Other administration programs 300,000.00
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
Agenda Statement For the youth to participate in community development and nation building though active, meaningful, patriotic engagement in civil society, productive,
social mobilization, sustainable, values formation (such as having concern for others and being socially responsible), and volunteerism (indicating
social awareness and socio-civic mindedness) so as to improve the plight of the youth.

Target
Youth Development Concern Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
2022 2023 2024

No. of registered youth and youth_x0002_serving organizations 1-2 registered 2-3 registered 3-5 registered
youth and youth- youth and youth- youth and youth- Youth Organization Registration Program (YORP) 250,000.00
Increase youth participation in serving serving serving
Youth organization and participation an organizations YORP Satellite Registration 250,000.00
organizations organizations organizations
Creation of youth and youth-serving organizations’
No. of entries and youth groups in the database database 150,000.00
Youth and Youth_x0002_Serving Organization’s 100,000.00
No. of youth participation 60% of the youth 80% of the youth 95% of the youth Linggo ng Kabataan 250,000.00

No. of school and

2-4 no. of 4-5 no. of
community based 1-2 no. of Seminar and workshop on the following in
cultural and art productions, and conducted culture conducted conducted
Culture and Arts its No. of youths reached by Philippine Cultural Education Program materials and arts events, culture and arts culture and arts coordination with the Municipal Tourism Office 250,000.00
events, and its events, and its
participants and its participants
participants participants Organize school and community-based cultural and
art groups Culture and Arts Internship and
Mentorship Program 250,000.00
Bayanihang Bayan Program 250,000.00
Volunteerism through the academe and Increase, diversify, and sustain
No. of youth participants in the different programs 60% of the youth 80% of the youth 95% of the youth Search for Most Outstanding Youth Volunteers 250,000.00
community engagement youth volunteerism Youth Service Enhancement Program 250,000.00
Pamaskong Handog 250,000.00
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION
Agenda Statement
Youth Development Concern
Waste management and pollution
control
Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management, and Climate Change
Adaptation
Youth participation in environmental
activities: environmental protection
and biodiversity conservation
ENVIRONMENT
For the youth to participate in the planning, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of child and youth-friendly programs, policies and activities on
environmental protection, climate change adaptation and mitigation and DRRM, with the use of new technologies and indigenous knowledge, so as to
promote sustainable natural ecosystems and smarter localities, biodiversity conservation, waste management and pollution control.
Target
Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
2022 2023 2024
Information Drive Campaign on proper waste
segregation 250,000.00
Increase the number of youths
practicing proper waste Percentage increase in youth practicing proper waste management and Youth volunteers in Materials Recovery Facility
50% of the youth 70% of the youth 95% of the youth (MRF) Management 250,000.00
management and pollution pollution control
control Trainings and Seminars on Proper Waste
Segregation and Pollution Control
250,000.00
Reuse and Recycling Campaign 250,000.00
Youth Training on Proper Waste Disposal 250,000.00
Trainings and Seminars on Disaster Risk Reduction
and Management, and Climate Change Adaptation
Development and establishment of several early
Increase the number of youths warning device 250,000.00
and members of youth and
youth_x0002_serving Information Drive Campaign on Disaster Risk
organizations Increase the Percentage of youth participation in disaster preparedeness activities 50% of the youth 75% of the youth 95% of the youth Reduction and Management, and Climate Change
number of youths Adaptation 250,000.00
and members of youth and Basic Life Saving Skills Training 250,000.00
youth serving organizations
Skills training in search, rescue, and retrieval
operations 250,000.00
Relief Distribution during calamities and disasters 250,000.00
Conduct of trainings and simulation exercises 250,000.00
Increase the number of youths
and members of youth and
youth_x0002_serving No. of youth participation in the activities 50% of the youth 75% of the youth 95% of the youth Youth for Environment in School Program 250,000.00
organizations involved in Tree Planting Activities Coastal Clean-up 250,000.00
environmental activities
Environmental Education and Communication
Program 300,000.00
Environmental Youth Summit 300,000.00
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION
Agenda Statement
Youth Development Concern
Youth Professionals
Youth participation in cross-border
exchanges
GLOBAL MOBILITY
For the youth to participate in youth mobility within and beyond ASEAN through balanced and mutually-beneficial cross-border cultural, educational,
scientific exchanges; qualification equivalencies, employment opportunities, and continuing professional development; international cooperation and
other institutional linkages and partnership in order to contribute to knowledge transfer and cultivate new information and skills for the country. For
overseas Filipino youth to strengthen their ties with the Philippines.
Target
Objectives Performance Indicator PPAs Budget Person Responsible
2022 2023 2024
Increase number of youth
professionals who meet No. of youth international professionals No. of Continuing Professional
50% of the youth 75% of the youth 95% of the youth Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
international standards of Development (CPD) programs Program 250,000.00
practice of profession
Financial Assistance to qualified youth professionals
for CPD programs 250,000.00
Increase in the number of youth exchange students Youth Exchanges Orientation Program 250,000.00
Increase number of: • Exchange
students • Artistic and Scientific
Exchanges • Youth with 50% of the youth 75% of the youth 95% of the youth
qualifications equivalencies
No. of orientation events and youth participants Lakbay Aral 250,000.00