KRA 2 Family Planning

Indicators Target
Impact Wanted fertility rate vs. Total fertility rate Close the gap

52 (2020) based on the DOH

Contraceptive prevalence rate (modern Costed Implementation Plan
methods)
for FP
Outcome Target no. of reduction in
unmet need for FP among
Unmet need for family planning WRAs in the 3rd-5th
quintiles = 3,789,032 (2017-
Percentage of RHUs (with possible expansion 2020)
Targetbased
no. ofon the DOH
modern FP
to include hospitals) with no stock-out of CIP-FP
method users among WRAs
Output c/o DOH
contraceptives in the last
No. of new Modern FP acceptors six months (pills, in the 3rd-5th quintiles =
IUD, DMPA, condom) Input/ Process 3,789,032 (2017-2020)
Executive Orders,
Pillars No. Indicators based on Target
the Orders,
DOH CIP-FP
Policy No. of
of national
LGUs with and local policies
mechanism issued
to track orin
map Administrative
Regional/ LGU-specific
All LGUs (provinces, cities,
Issued
Demand support
unmet or hindering
need FP in the universal
public access
and to FP
private Memorandum
breakdown Circulars,
of targeted
No. of women of reproductive age with unmet municipalities)
Ordinances, etc.
Generation sector
No.
needofonLGUs with public and private providers WRAs based on the DOH
FP identified
Capability No. of LGUs
trained with public
on FPCBT 1 and private providers All LGUs
CIP-FP (provinces, cities,
LGU-specific breakdown of
No. of LGUs that with
provinces have submitted
public and All LGUs
municipalities)
commodity Regional/ LGU-specific
private
Building
Commodities trained on FPCBT 2 targeted commodities
All provinces
consumption
hospitals reports
providing from
BTL MLLApublic and
services private
Procured and No. of WRAs with unmet need on FP provided based on the Regional/
breakdown LGU-specific
ofDOH
targeted
CIP-FP
Service providers (w/ detailed breakdown of breakdown
WRAs of targeted
Consumed No. of WRAs
post-partum with
FP unmet
services need onSDNFP provided (provinces, cities, DOH
based on the
Delivery commodities
No. of consumed)
provinces with functional on FP WRAs
CIP-FP based on thecities,
(provinces,
municipalities) DOH
Governane services
services through
(w/referralFP outreach
mechanism missions
& clients
No. of LGUs whose FP data have undergone CIP-FP All provinces
(provinces, cities,
municipalities)
Mechanism served) All LGUs
municipalities)
Budget and data quality
% of LGU checkallocation
budget (DQC) on FP All LGUs
Financing
Secured
Budget and
Financing No. of public and private facilities submitting
No. of public All RHUs
Secured claims for FP and private facilities' claims on
services All claims reimbursed
FP reimbursed by Philhealth
14 indicators
 RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT for _____________ (covered period)

Barangay/Municipality/City of____________________________

KRA 2: Family Planning

Programs/ Numerical
Pillars Indicator Projects/Activities Accomplishment Budget Source Budget Expenses Coverage of Project Remarks

A. Policies Issued
Tile & Short
A.1.1.No. of Local policies on universal access to FP Description of Policy

B. Demand B.1.1. Availability of mechanism to track or map unmet need for FP

Generation in the public sector
B.1.2. Availability of mechanism to track or map unmet need for FP
in the private sector
B.2.a Women aged 10-14 with unmet need for FP are identified
B.2.b Women aged 15-19 with unmet need for FP are identified
B.2.c Women aged 20-49 with unmet need for FP are identified
C. Capacity Building C.1.1. Public providers trained on Family Planning Competency-
Activities Based Training (FPCBT) 1
C.1.2. Private providers trained on FPCBT 1
C.2.1.a. Public providers trained on FPCBT 2- Implant
C.2.1.b. Public providers trained on FPCBT 2- PPIUD
C.2.2.a. Private providers trained on FPCBT 2-Implant
C.2.2.b. Private providers trained on FPCBT 2-PPIUD
D. Commodities D.1.1. No. of RHUs regularly submitting commodity consumption
procured/delivered reports from public providers (w/ detailed breakdown of
commodities consumed)

D.1.2. No. of private facilities regularly submitting commodity

consumption reports from private providers (w/ detailed
breakdown of commodities consumed)

D.2. No. of RHUs has no stock-out of contraceptives in the last six

months (pills, IUD, DMPA, condom)
E. Service Delivery E.1. No. of New acceptors of modern FP methods through post-
partum FP
E.1.1. 10-14 years old, new acceptors through post partum FP
E.1.2. 15-19 years old, new acceptors through post partum FP
E.1.3. 20 y.o. & Above, new acceptors through post partum FP
 E.2. New acceptors of modern FP methods through outreach
missions
E.2.1. 10-14 years old New acceptors of modern FP methods
through outreach missions
E.2.2. 15-19 years old New acceptors of modern FP methods
through outreach missions
E.2.3. 20 y.o. & Above New acceptors of modern FP methods
through outreach missions
F. Governance F.1. FP data have undergone data quality check (DQC)
Mechanism
F.2. Total budget allocation on FP
F.3.1. No.of Public facilities submitting claims for FP services
F.3.2. No. of Private facilities submitting claims for FP services

F.4. No. of claims of public facilities on FP reimbursed by Philhealth

G. Others

Prepared by: Noted by:

___________________ ___________________

Name and Position Name and Position

 RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT for _____________ (covered period)

Province of____________________________

KRA 2: Family Planning

Accomplishments Budget Expense
Programs/ Budget Project
Pillars Indicator Projects/Activities Source Coverage
Remarks
PLGU- PLGU-
LGU 1 LGU 2 City specific TOTAL LGU 1 LGU 2 LGU 3 LGU 4 LGU 5 specific TOTAL
A. Policies Issued Tile & Short
A.1.1. Local policies on universal access to FP Description of
Policy
B. Demand
Generation B.1.1. No. of Available of mechanism to track or map unmet
need FP in the public sector

B.1.2. Availability of mechanism to track or map unmet

need FP in the private sector
B.2.a Women aged 10-14 with unmet need for FP are
identified
B.2.b Women aged 15-19 with unmet need for FP are
identified
B.2.c Women aged 20-49 with unmet need for FP are
identified
C. Capacity Building C.1.1. Public providers trained on Family Planning
Activities Competency-Based Training (FPCBT) 1

C.1.2. No. of Private providers trained on FPCBT 1

C.2.1.a. Public providers trained on FPCBT 2- Implant

C.2.1.b. Public providers trained on FPCBT 2- PPIUD

C.2.2.a. Private providers trained on FPCBT 2-Implant

C.2.2.b. Private providers trained on FPCBT 2-PPIUD

C.3.1. No. of public hospitals providing BTL MLLA services

C.3.2. No. of private hospitals providing BTL MLLA services

D. Commodities D.1.1. No. of RHUs regularly submitting commodity
procured/delivered consumption reports from public providers (w/ detailed
breakdown of commodities consumed)
D.1.2. No. of private facilities regularly submitting
commodity consumption reports from private providers (w/
detailed breakdown of commodities consumed)
D.2. No. of RHUs has no stock-out of contraceptives in the
last six months (pills, IUD, DMPA, condom)
E. Service Delivery E.1. No. of New acceptors of modern FP methods through
post-partum FP
E.1.1. 10-14 years old, new acceptors through post partum
FP
E.1.2. 15-19 years old, new acceptors through post partum
FP
E.1.3. 20 y.o. & Above, new acceptors through post partum
FP
E.2. New acceptors of modern FP methods through
outreach missions

E.2.1. 10-14 years old New acceptors of modern FP methods

through outreach missions

E.2.2. 15-19 years old New acceptors of modern FP methods

through outreach missions
E.2.3. 20 y.o. & Above New acceptors of modern FP
methods through outreach missions
E.3. With functional service delivery network (SDN) on FP
services (w/referral mechanism & clients served)
F. Governance F.1. FP data have undergone data quality check (DQC)
Mechanism
F.2. Total budget allocation on FP
F.3.1. Number of Public facilities submitting claims for FP
services
F.3.2. Number of private facilities submitting claims for FP
services
F.4.1. All claims of public facilities on FP reimbursed by
Philhealth
F.4.1.a. Percentage of claims of public facilities on FP
reimbursed by Philhealth
G. Others

Prepared by: Noted by:

___________________ ___________________

Name and Position Name and Position

 RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT for _____________ (covered period)

REGIONAL AGENCIES

Region ____________________________

KRA 2: Family Planning

Accomplishments Budget Expenses

Programs/ Budget Project
Pillars Indicator Projects/Activities Source Coverage
Remarks
Regional Regional
Prov 1 Prov 2 City Office TOTAL Prov 1 Prov 2 City Office TOTAL
Specific Specific
A. Policies Issued
A.1. No. of LGUs with local policies on universal access to FP

Title & Short

A.1.1. Local policies on universal access to FP Description of
Policy
B. Demand Generation
B.1.1. No. of LGUs with mechanism to track or map unmet need
FP in the public sector

B.1.2. No. of LGUs with mechanism to track or map unmet need

FP in the private sector

B.2. Number of women of reproductive age (WRA) with unmet

need on FP identified
C. Capacity Building
Activities C.1.1. No. of LGUs with public providers trained on Family Planning
Competency-Based Training (FPCBT) 1

C.1.1.a. Total number of trained public health service providers on

FPCBT 1

C.1.2. No. of LGUs with private providers trained on FPCBT 1

C.1.2.a. Total number of trained private health service providers on

FPCBT 1

C.2.1. No. of LGUs with public providers trained on FPCBT 2

C.2.1.a. Total number of trained public health service providers on

FPCBT 2

C.2.2. No. of LGUs with private providers trained on FPCBT 2

C.2.2.a. Total number of trained private health service providers on

FPCBT 2
C.3.1. No. of provinces with public hospitals providing BTL MLLA
services
C.3.2. No. of provinces with private hospitals providing BTL MLLA
services
D. Commodities D.1.1. No. of LGUs that regularly submit commodity consumption
procured/delivered reports from public providers (w/ detailed breakdown of
commodities consumed)
 D.1.2. No. of private facility that regularly submit commodity
consumption reports from private providers (w/ detailed
breakdown of commodities consumed)
D.2. No. of RHUs with no stock-out of contraceptives in the last six
months (pills, IUD, DMPA, condom)
E. Service Delivery
E.1. No. of LGUs that provide post-partum FP services to WRAs with
unmet need on modern FP

E.1.a. No. of new acceptors of modern FP methods through post-

partum FP

E.2. No. of LGUs that conduct FP outreach missions for WRAs with
unmet need on FP

E.2.a. No. of new acceptors of modern FP methods through

outreach missions

E.3. No. of provinces with functional service delivery network (SDN)

on FP services (w/referral mechanism & clients served)
F. Governance F.1. No. of LGUs whose FP data have undergone data quality check
Mechanism (DQC)

F.2.a. No. of LGUs with budget allocation on FP

F.2.b. Total budget allocation on FP

F.3.1. No. of LGUs where public facilities are submitting claims for
FP services

F.3.1.a. Number of Public facilities submitting claims for FP services

F.3.2. No. of LGUs where private facilities are submitting claims for
FP services

F.3.1.a. Number of private facilities submitting claims for FP

services

F.4.1. All claims of public facilities on FP reimbursed by Philhealth

F.4.1.a. Percentage of claims of public facilities on FP reimbursed

by Philhealth
G. Others

Prepared by: Noted by:

___________________ ___________________

Name and Position Name and Position

 RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
REPORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT for _____________ (covered period)
PHILHEALTH KRA: Family Planning
Agency:____________________________

Program/Activities/Projects under Key Numerical

Indicator Budget Expensed Coverage of Project Remarks
Result Area Accomplishment

A. Policies Issued A.1. Policy on universal access to FP passed within the

reporting period
B. Demand Generation

C. Capacity Building Activities C.3.1. Availability of public hospitals providing BTL MLLA
services in covered provinces

C.3.2. Availability of private hospitals providing BTL MLLA

services in covered provinces
D. Commodities procured/delivered

E. Service Delivery
F. Governance Mechanism
F.3.1. Public facilities are submitting claims for FP services

F.3.2. Private facilities are submitting claims for FP

services

F.4.1. Claims of public facilities on FP reimbursed by

Philhealth

F.4.2. Claims of private facilities on FP reimbursed by

Philhealth
G. Others

Prepared by: Noted by:

___________________ ___________________
Name and Position Name and Position