CHR-DILG JMC 2020-01 M&E TOOL 1 – for City/Municipality

Region : ___________________
Province : ___________________
City/Municipality : ___________________

5.1 Gendered and Intersectional Response to COVID-19 Crisis

 Ensuring participation of women’s or LGBTQIs participation in planning, design, and implementation of strategies in (a)containment (quarantine implementation); (b)
immediate response; (c)transition/early recovery
Containment Immediate Transition/early Issuance of Policy 1 Adoption Identified
Establishment
(quarantine response recovery Number of Policies Implemented by of gaps and
of
Indicator of implementation quarantine phase Programs/ Dates of Dates of areas for
Partnerships Formal Informal
Compliance ) (d) Activities Implementation partnership improvement
(e) (g)
(b) (c) ECQ MECQ GCQ MGCQ (f)
(a)
Conduct of
consultation with
women’s and
LGBTQIs ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
___ ___ ___ ___
organization in a,b,
and c.
Provision of avenues
for consultation and/
or substantive ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
participation on a, b, ___ ___ ___ ___
and c
 Ensure Establishment of Database of vulnerable groups
☐ Establishment/Existence/Updating of vulnerable groups database while ensuring data privacy

☐ Participation of women and LGBQI organization in creation/updating of database

5.1.2 Render Visible the needs of women, girls, LGBTQI persons and other vulnerable and marginalized groups; Design and Implement
interventions with these needs and vulnerabilities in mind
 Ensure food, nutrition and access to government safety nets especially for those in GIDA and PWDs. Particular info on (a) available services; (b) who are entitled,
exemptions; (c) process and documentary requirements; (d) where availed; (e) when available; (f) complaint mechanism
Sign language interpreter
and use of mother tongue-
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) based information materials
(g)
Access to and frequency of information for
the marginalized on relief and government
safety nets, particularly a to e
☐ ☐ ☐ ☐
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(Executive Order/Ordinance/other directives disaggregated per community quarantine phase (ECQ, MECQ, GCQ, Transition to new normal)
 ☐ (h) Existence of local complaint mechanisms on relief/SAP access and monitoring of the status of said cases.

 Inclusion of hygiene and menstrual kits or even infant or adult diapers; Practice of door to door distribution for relief and SAP esp, for vulnerable (PWDS, elderly etc)
☐ (i) Provision of Hygiene and menstrual kits or even infant or adult diaper in relief packs.

☐ (j) Adopted door to door delivery of relief or SAP; or modified process in recognition of needs of vulnerable households (PWDs, elderly).

☐ (k) Existence of data gathering mechanisms on the number of women and girls PWD or IP in GIDA.
(l) Frequency on the provision of food Choose an item. (m) Types of food supply being
rationed

☐ (n) For those in GIDA communities, existence of programs/services to enhance their livelihood during pandemic.
 Recognition of women and girls’ multiple burden; Ensure access to water, electricity and access to essential services; Provision of alternate transportation services
(o) Adoption of measures to address women’s unpaid care work and multiple burden including ensuring access to electricity, water, bill moratorium,
☐ alternate modes of transportation
 Strengthening functionality of Botika sa Barangay
☐ (p) Existence and expanded functionality of Botika sa Barangay and other related services; Reports of service reach and delivery
 Priority for the most vulnerable and marginalized e.g house to house registration for SAP and other benefits, provision of transport
☐ (q) Existence of affirmative program/actions to ensure access of programs, services, and safety nets specifically for vulnerable and marginalized

5.1.3 Ensure that women and girls’ health needs are addressed at the community level, during containment measures, during transition and during recovery
 Continued access and availability of Family Planning (FP) and Reproductive Health (RH) commodities: provision of alternative measures to ensure access to RH
☐ (a) Accessibility of RH and FP Commodities during ECQ, MECQ,GCQ, transition period/new normal

☐ (b) Adoption of alternative measures to ensure accessibility of FP and RH e.g. frequency of house to house visits, online consultation etc.
 Protection of Barangay Health Workers and Medical Frontliners
☐ (c) Provision of PPEs, allowances and other forms of protection for community and local health workers. Frequent testing of health workers and other
workers in essential goods (supermarket/pharmacy employees)
☐ (d) Existence of mechanism against discrimination of frontliners or persons associated with COVID 19 (families and close associates of frontliners, those
found infected and recovered)
 Strategies to ensure maternal health during pandemic including adoption/ promotion/ utilization of alternative birthing facilities
☐ (e) Adoption of strategies to ensure availability and access of maternal health including adoption of alternative measures to ensure accessibility

☐ (f) Functionality of mobile clinics, ability to provide pre and post natal care

☐ (g) Accessibility to health facilities and services by PWD and IP women and girls in GIDA communities, (how many mins/hours to reach the nearest health
facility and services)
 Ensure access to essential services, removing unnecessary requirements/conditions for vulnerable groups, promotion of gardening, provision of transport in rural/GIDA
areas
 ☐ (h) Adoption of strategies to ensure access and ease of delivery of services for marginalized sector including easing of conditions/requirements;
recognition of vulnerabilities, provision of transport

5.1.4 Ensuring Prompt, Effective, and Survivor-centered Response to GBV

 Ensure functionality of referral mechanisms during ECQ/GCQ and period of early recovery
☐ (a) Inclusion of protection services as essential service during ECQ/GCQ and strengthen accessibility for redress
 Provision of necessary support and temporary shelter for women, girls, and persons with diverse SOGIE who are at risk of violence or are already victims of violence
(b) Availability of temporary shelters and legal assistance, assistance in securing medico-legal certificates, and access to psychosocial support through
☐ referral mechanism with NGOs, CSOs, etc.
 LGU and PNP monitoring of households with previously reported cases of GBV
☐ (c) Established system of coordinated monitoring at the Barangay Level and PNP/LSWO of households with previously reported GBV
 LGU and PNP to adopt or set-up a separate hotline for GBV complaints and track reports and responses
☐ (d) Functionality of “Aling Pulis” hotline, WCPD hotline, or adoption of separate hotline for reporting of GBV
 Ensure gender-sensitive handling of cases of GBV
☐ (e) Timely and efficient response to GBV complaints; Adoption of strategies towards gender sensitive handling of GBV cases
 Partnership of key GBV frontliners and CHR
☐ (f) Regular coordination and referral response mechanism for GBV cases

5.2 Gendered and Intersectional Response during transition and recovery

 Adoption of sector specific interventions
☐ Programs, policies, protocols developed to address sector specific needs and multiple vulnerabilities2

Prepared By: Approved by:

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Identify specific programs, policies, protocols and interventions for: (1 ) women with disability; (2) Girl children; (3) Elderly women; (4) Women deprived of liberty; (4) Children in conflict with the law; (5) members of the LGBQI+ community; (6) urban poor women; (7) women in
informal and formal economy; (8) Women PUIS, PUMs and COVID+; (9) Moro and muslim women; (10) rural and indigenous women; (11) internally displaced women; (12) migrant women; (13) persons living with HIV); (14) women frontline workers; (15) women human rights
defenders; (16) single mothers; (17) teenage mothers