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Capping this ELA is the Capacity Development Agenda of the local government unit.
This is necessary to enhance the capacities and competence of our employees
which is needed to ensure efficiency in the implementation of programs and projects
in the next three years.
With the recent full devolution of functions brought about by the Mandanas Ruling,
we have made sure that all the programs, projects and activities enumerated in our
Devolution Transition Plan for 2022-2024 were mainstreamed and integrated so that
by the next three years, this LGU has already embraced the entire weight of local
autonomy and devolution being envisioned by the Local Government Code of 1991.
Abante Lavezares.
Vision
An agriculture and eco-tourism
municipality propelled by empowered, healthy,
climate and disaster-resilient and God-loving people,
working together for a sustainable environment
and a progressive economy through a responsible,
inclusive, participatory and just governance.
Mission
Provide an effective and efficient delivery of basic
services, and access to food production, livelihood and
job opportunities to the basic sectors, ensure peace and
public safety, and judicious utilization
and management of the natural resources including
the promotion of gender-friendly ecotourism.
I - HEALTH
Goal
HEALTH CARE
Objectives:
Targets:
Strategies
D. Environmental Sanitation
G. Health Financing
H. Governance
Objectives:
1. Ensured stakeholdership in Province-Wide Health System
(PWHS) Special Health Fund and Allen Interlocal Health Zone
(ILHZ) Fund
2. Revised of health-related fees in the Municipal Revenue Code
3. Improved intersectoral collaboration and partnerships
4. Maximized PhilHealth registration, accreditation, claims
processing and fund utilization
Targets:
1. Recognized member-stakeholder of the PWHS-SHF and Allen
ILHZ
2. Updated health-related fees in the Municipal Revenue Code
3. Submitted proposals, approved grants and established
partnerships with government agencies (GAs) and non-
governmental organizations (NGOs)
4. 100% of Lavezaresnons with active PhilHealth membership
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5. Health care facilities accredited as provider of PhilHealth
KONSULTA, Maternity Care, Newborn Care, TB-DOTS,
Subdermal Contraceptive Implant, and Outpatient HIV/AIDS
Treatment Packages
6. 100% of PhilHealth Package claims processed and approved
7. PhilHealth Funds (Capitation and Professional) with appropriate
disbursement and utilization reports
Strategies
1. Reactivate ILHZ-Allen
2. Conduct of regular consultation with concerned agencies
Objectives:
Targets:
1. Completed training on supply chain and logistics management
2. Zero wastage of supplies and logistics
Objectives:
1. Facilitate retention and hiring of DOH-HRH personnel
deployed to Lavezares MHO
2. Facilitate retention, creation, funding and filling of MLGU
plantilla items and retention of job order personnel
3. Facilitate retention of provincial plantilla items detailed to the
Lavezares MHO
4. Optimized BHW and BNS registration, accreditation and
retention
5. Improved competence, job satisfaction, and optimum mental
health of BHWs and BNSs
6. Facilitate retirement and service recognition of BHWs and
BNSs
7. Improved competence, job satisfaction, and optimum mental
health of HRH
Strategies
Objectives
1. Establish well-performing Day Care Centers and Services
2. Develop well-nourished children
3. Improve protection of women and their children
4. Improve living condition of household living below poverty threshold
5. Promote family unity and positive values
6. Promote the welfare of the elderly and the PWDs
7. Enhance assistance to emergency cases
8. Improve assistance to poor but deserving students
Targets
1. Conducted trainings for day care workers
2. Constructed concrete day care centers
3. Lower malnutrition rate from 12% to 6%
4. Eradicated poverty incidence from 48% to 35%
5. 100% Operational GAD Help Desk
6. 100% Functional LCPC
7. Conducted monthly FDS and Annual Family Day
8. 100% Functional OSCA and PWDs Helpdesk
9. 100% seamless assistance to emergency cases
10. Expanded scholarship program by 50%
Strategies
1. Conduct of massive IEF so that people will be properly informed about the
programs of the MSWDO
2. Formulate and implement relevant plans and policies
3. Conduct of regular consultation with the basic sectors and various clienteles
4. Forge partnerships with NGAs and private organizations
5. Monitoring and evaluation
Goal
To provide a better quality of life for all through decent, liveable, affordable
and disaster-resilient houses with adequate utilities and infrastructure.
Objectives
1. Establish resettlement program
2. Establish socialized housing projects
3. Provide shelter assistance’
Targets
1. Increased and expanded number of socialized housing projects
2. Sufficient emergency shelter assistance
Strategies
1. Lank banking thru various modes of acquisitions
2. Linkaging with NGAs (DSWD, DSHUD) and GOCCs (NHA, SHFC)
Goals
Objectives
1. Attain high-level of performance in regard to the implementation of Peace and
Order and Public Safety (POPS) Plan
2. Eradicate crime, drugs, and gambling
3. Eradicate fire incidence
4. Attain highest level of disaster preparedness
Target
1. Maintained almost zero crime incidence
2. Zero drug and gambling incidence
3. Zero fire incidence
4. Zero casualties in times of disaster
5. Constructed new building for PNP and BFP Headquarters
Strategies
1. Strengthen Katarungang Pambarangay and capacitate barangay tanod
2. Enact relevant ordinances
3. Conduct MPOC regular meetings
4. IEC on various anti-criminality programs
5. Formulation of community fire protection plan in high risk barangay
6. Organization of community fire auxiliary group in high risk barangay
7. Community and other private sectors gain awareness in an emergency
situation through the conduct of drills
8. Continuous program of Oplan Ligtas na Pamayanan in all high risk barangay
9. Monitoring and evaluation
Goals
To attain 100% participation rate in all school levels
To achieve high level of functional literacy
To develop 21st century learners
To achieve zero drop-out rate
Objectives
Targets
1. Attain 100% participation rate in all levels
2. Attain at least 75 percent increase in performance of students in terms of
NAT, LAPG
3. Zero non-reader in all schools
4. Zero drop-out rate
5. Zero malnourished children
6. 100% of schools and classrooms well-maintained
7. 100% of schools have complete facilities and amenities
8. Increased in the competencies of teachers in 21st century teaching
competence
9. 100% of students are computer literate
10. Increased in the enrolment for ALS
Strategies
Goals
1. To establish inclusive and gender-sensitive sports program
2. To win regional and national sports competitions
3. To develop spacious public parks/recreation centers in the town center
and in every barangay
Objectives
1. Establish sports center and facilities
2. Establish year round, multi-level, culture-based and gender-sensitive
sports activities
3. Develop winning athletes and teams
4. Establish spacious public park/recreation center
Targets
1. Constructed open fields and covered courts with sports facilities and
equipment
2. Conducted regular sports events
3. Trained winnable athletes and teams
4. Established and maintained public park/recreation center
Strategies
Goals
To enhance and popularize the rich, distinct and unique cultural heritage of
Lavezaresnons.
Objectives
1. Develop active and vibrant culture and arts program
2. Preserve material and non-material cultural treasures and properties
Targets
1. Conduct and popularize regular annual festivals like the Pinonayan and
Bankaton Festival
2. Retrofit, rehabilitate and maintain the beauty of the plaza complex
including the public park, the church, the municipal hall, religious shrines,
monuments and historical structures in different barangays as well as
century-old trees
3. Establish local museum and archive
4. Establish of Cultural Heritage Database
5. Celebrate Cultural Month
6. Establish Culture and the Arts Office
7. Create Ordinance on the preservation of Local Heritage
Strategies
1. Establish partnership with concerned government and private agencies
2. Establish Local Culture and Arts Council
3. Full implementation of the Lavezares Culture and Arts Plan
I - AGRICULTURE
Objectives
A. Crop Production
1. Increase production of coconut, rice, abaca, corn and high-value crops
2. Promote organic agriculture
3. Develop capacities of farmers on modern farming technologies
4. Establish and expand social protection/insurance program for farmers
5. Improve and expand irrigation system
6. Develop and expand farm mechanization
7. Improve and maintain farm to market roads
8. Establish and strengthen farm and market linkages
9. Promote climate-resistant varieties
10. Strengthen farmers, women, and youth associations
11. Establishment of Agri-Eco Hub - establishment of local Agri-based industry
Targets
1. 10% increase in the production of coconut, abaca, corn, pili, rootcrops,
pineapple and other high value crops
2. Functional organic demo farms
3. Sustained training/capability program for farmers’ associations
4. Increased income of farmers by 20%
5. 50% of farmers will be enrolled in crop insurance and assist farmers for their
claims of insurance indemnity
6. Active farm and market linkages
Strategies:
1. Collaboration/networking and linkage with other agencies with same mandate/
program and projects.
2. Strengthened the farmers and fisherfolks organizations,
3. Inspire farmers and fisherfolks to strive more in their field, through
enhancement of their capabilities and with the provision of their needed
inputs.
4. Provide them access to the sound proven technologies through field
demonstration may either method or result demonstration.
5. Develop the market of their product through weekly tabo for local market and
institutionalized market.
6. Constant monitoring and evaluation on the farmers and fisherfolks production
efforts. Strengthens the extension services of the agriculture office.
7. Enhance the capability of the MAO staff as well as provision of needed budget
to increase their mobility.
8. Increased area of production and develop agri-based local industry.
Objectives
1. Sustain job generation efforts
2. Establish livelihood projects
Targets
1. Established Public Employment Service Office
2. Increased employment opportunities
3. Sustained livelihood training programs with capitalization
4. Sustained job generation effort
II - ECO-TOURISM
Goal
Objectives
1. Improve gender-sensitive and community-based eco-tourism industry
2. Enhance tourist attractions
3. Preserve and protect ecotourism sites
4. Conduct Trade Fair
5. Establish Pasalubong Center
6. To attract investors to invest on tourism facilities
Targets
1. Established Local Tourism Office
2. Organized gender-sensitive and community-based eco-tourism industry
3. Increased tourist arrivals by 50%
4. Protected ecotourism sites
5. Constructed needed infrastructures at the ecotourism sites
6. Established pasalubong center/souvenir shop
7. Conduct of Trade Fair
Strategies
1. Linkaging with other government agencies like the Department of Tourism,
TIEZA, Provincial Tourism Office and other private organizations
2. Conduct of Capability Building Seminars and Workshops
Goals
To achieve balance ecosystems from ridges to reefs
To make Lavezares a model LGU in Solid Waste Management
To enhance climate and disaster resiliency of the people
Objectives
1. Reforest, rehabilitate and expand forestlands and mangroves
2. Implement an effective and efficient Solid Waste Management Program
3. Restore and maintain greeneries in urban areas
4. Protect coastal and upland ecosystems and biodiversity
5. Establish climate change adaptation programs
6. Establish DRR mechanisms
Target
1. 100% rehabilitated forestlands and mangroves
2. 100% full implementation of SWMP
3. Sustained greening effort in all the barangays
4. 100% protected marine protected areas like sanctuaries
5. Active participation in PAMB activities
6. Environmental laws and zoning regulations strictly implemented
7. 100% implementation of Local Climate Change Adaptation Plan
8. 100% implementation of Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Plan
Strategies
Objectives
Targets
Strategies
Administration
Objectives
1. Develop an efficient and effective system of delivery of public goods and
services
2. Develop competent and honest public servants
3. Involve and engage Civil Society Organizations
4. Improve financial management system
5. Enhance Strategic Performance Management System
6. Improve design of offices
Targets
1. Outstanding level of performance of local officials and employees
2. High-level of participation of CSOs
3. Increased performance on financial management
4. Passed necessary policies/legislations
5. Research-based development plans and policies
6. Spacious and well-designed offices
Strategies
1. Implementation of Capacity Development Agenda
2. Strict implementation of CSC Rules
3. Strengthen implementation of SPMS
4. Establish mechanism to encourage CSOs and people’s participation
5. Establish well-planned and well-designed offices
6. Conduct periodic monitoring and evaluation
GOAL
OBJECTIVES
Strategies
SOCIAL SECTOR
HEALTH
1. Health Facility Enhancement Program
2. Family Health Services (Maternal Care)
3. Family Health Services (Child Care)
4. Family Health Services (Adolescent Care)
5. Family Health Services (Geriatric Care)
6. Family Health Services (Gender-Based Care)
7. Family Health Services (National Immunization Program)
8. Family Health Services (Responsible Parenthood and Family Planning)
9. Family Health Services (Nutrition)
10. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (National
Tuberculosis Program)
11. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (Emerging and
Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases Including Covid-19 and Monkeypox)
12. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (Food and
Water-Borne Disease Program)
13. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (Integrated
Helminth Control Program)
14. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (National
Aedes-Borne Viral Disease Prevention and Control Program Including
Dengue, Chikungunya And Zika)
15. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (National
Filariasis Elimination Program)
16. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (National
HIV/AIDS and Other STIS Prevention and Control Program)
17. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (National
Leprosy Control Program)
18. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (National
Rabies Prevention and Control Program)
19. Communicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination
(Schistosomiasis Control and Elimination Program)
20. Noncommunicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (Chronic
Kidney Disease Prevention And Control Program)
21. Noncommunicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (Lifestyle-
Related Disease Prevention And Control Program Including Hypertension and
Diabetes)
22. Noncommunicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (Prevention
Of Blindness/ Primary Eye Care Program)
23. Noncommunicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (National
Voluntary Blood Services Program/ Philippine Organ Donation And
Transplantation Program)
24. Noncommunicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (Violence,
Injury And Poisoning Prevention Program)
25. Noncommunicable Diseases Prevention, Control and Elimination (Health And
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Wellness Program for Persons with Disabilities)
26. National Oral Health Program
27. National Mental Health Program
28. National Integrated Cancer Control Program
29. Environmental And Occupational Health Program
30. Traditional and Alternative Health Care Program
31. Disaster Risk Reduction and Management In Health (DRRM-H)
32. Municipal Epidemiology and Surveillance Including FHSIS
33. Health Education and Promotion
34. Medical-Surgical Services Including Circumcision
35. Medical, Death and Medicolegal Certification Services
36. Clinical Laboratory Services
37. ECG and Radiologic Services including X-Ray And Ultrasound
38. Telemedicine, Referral and Patient Transport Services
39. Health Leadership, Governance and Regulation (HLGR) Building Block
40. Health Information Systems (HIS) Building Block
41. Health Financing (HF) Building Block
42. Supply Chain and Logistics Management (SLCM) Building Block
43. Human Resources for Health (HRH) Building Block
SOCIAL WELFARE
1. Family Welfare Program
2. Senior Citizens/OSCA
3. Women Welfare
4. Child and Youth
5. Disabled/PWD
6. Women Welfare Program
7. Emergency Assistance Program (AICS)
8. Persons with Disability/ies
9. Senior Citizens/OSCA
10. Supplemental feeding program
11. Housing Program
HOUSING
1. Resettlement Program
2. Core Shelter and Socialized Housing Program
3. Emergency Shelter Assistance to displaced households
PROTECTIVE SERVICES
1. Lot and support fund as LGU’s counterpart to the construction of new and
standard PNP station
2. Conduct of Enhanced Managing Police Operation (E-MPO) such as
Checkpoint, Mobile Patrol, Bicycle Patrol and Foot/Beat Patrol
3. Conduct of Anti-Criminality and Law Enforcement Operation
(Illegal Gambling Operation, Illegal Drugs Operation, Enforcement of
Environmental Laws, etc.)
4. MPOC meetings
5. E-Project
6. WCPD/VAWC related trainings and seminars
7. Manhunt Charlie Operation on Most Wanted Persons and Other Wanted
Persons
8. BPATS
HEALTH
2. Construction and Secured lot, MHO 2.3M 150T 20T MHO Fund allocation
Equipping of BHS constructed BLGU BLGU
Maravilla BHS, procured Other sources
equipment,
other
enhancements
3. Construction and Secured lot, MHO 2.3M 150T 20T MHO Fund allocation
Equipping of BHS constructed BLGU BLGU
San Miguel BHS, procured Other sources
equipment,
other
enhancements
5. Construction and Secured lot, MHO 300T 2M 150T MHO Fund allocation
Equipping of BHS constructed BLGU BLGU
Villahermosa BHS, procured Other sources
equipment,
other
enhancements
6. Construction and Secured lot, MHO 300T 2M 150T MHO Fund allocation
Equipping of BHS constructed BLGU BLGU
San Isidro BHS, procured Other sources
equipment,
other
enhancements
7. Construction and Secured lot, MHO 300T 2M 150T MHO Fund allocation
Equipping of BHS constructed BLGU BLGU
San Jose BHS, procured Other sources
equipment,
other
enhancements
8. Construction and Secured lot, MHO 300T 2M 150T MHO Fund allocation
Equipping of BHS constructed BLGU BLGU
Balicuatro BHS, procured Other sources
equipment,
other
enhancements
2. Training on Essential Completed MHO 150T 150T 150T MHO Fund allocation
Intrapartum and training
Newborn Care (EINC); DOH
Basic Emergency
Obstetric and
Newborn Care
(BEmONC),
Integrated
Management of
Pregnancy and
Childbirth (IMPAC)
3. Pregnancy Tracking Tracked MHO 2T 2T 2T MHO SB Ordinance
pregnancies on mandatory
facility-based
delivery
POSTPARTUM CARE
5. Program PIR/ MDR MHO 10T 10T 10T MHO Fund allocation
Implementation conducted as
Review (PIR)/ necessary PHO PHO
Maternal Death DOH DOH
Review
2. Newborn screening NBS kits MHO 175T 175T 175T MHO SB Ordinance
test procured and on PhilHealth
100% of Newborn Care
newborns Package fund
screened utilization
5. Completed training on Completed MHO 10T 10T 10T MHO Fund allocation
DST training
DOH DOH
Unicef Other Sources
11 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES PREVENTION, CONTROL AND ELIMINATION (EMERGING AND RE-EMERGING INFECTIOUS
DISEASES INCLUDING COVID-19 AND MONKEYPOX)
12 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES PREVENTION, CONTROL AND ELIMINATION (FOOD AND WATER-BORNE DISEASE
PROGRAM)
14 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES PREVENTION, CONTROL AND ELIMINATION (NATIONAL AEDES-BORNE VIRAL DISEASE
PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM including Dengue, Chikungunya and Zika)
16 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES PREVENTION, CONTROL AND ELIMINATION (NATIONAL HIV/AIDS AND OTHES STIs
PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM)
PROGRAM/ PROJECTS/ SUCCESS OFFICE/ BUDGETARY REQUIREMENT FUND SOURCE LEGISLATIVE/
ACTIVITIES INDICATORS AGENCY EXECUTIVE
ACTION
2023 2024 2025
1. Procurement of Procured MHO 150T 150T 150T MHO
NASPCP commodities
Commodities PHO DOH
including testing kits, DOH PHO
treatment of STIs,
condoms, etc PO/SO
BAC
18 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES PREVENTION, CONTROL AND ELIMINATION (NATIONAL RABIES PREVENTION AND
CONTROL PROGRAM)
DOH/DA PHO/PAO
PO/SO
BAC
PO/SO PHO/PAO
BAC
3. NCD Clubs including Promotion, MHO 15T 50T 50T MHO SB Ordinance on
screening using prevention, the adoption of
PhilPEN screening, PHO PHO the Kalusugan,
diagnosis, and DOH DOH Ingatan
management (KALINGA)
of NCDs Other Sources Program on NCD
Prevention and
Control
24 NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES PREVENTION, CONTROL AND ELIMINATION (VIOLENCE, INJURY AND POISONING
PREVENTION PROGRAM)
25 NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES PREVENTION, CONTROL AND ELIMINATION (HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROGRAM FOR
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES)
3. Regular quarterly Quarterly LHB Mayor’s 154T 154T 154T MLGU EOs on
Local Health Board and LNC Office (MHO/MNAO) revitalized and
(LHB) and Local meetings with MHO BLGUs functional
Nutrition Council corresponding MNAO Expanded Local
(LNC) meetings resolutions BLGUs Health Boards
(M/BHB) and
Nutrition
Councils
(M/BNC)
4. Development of Plans MHO 5T 5T 50T MLGU EO on Planning
Short/ Medium/ Long- submitted on MNAO (MHO/MNAO) Committees
Terms Plans (LIPH, time and MDRRMO (e.g., LIPH,
AIP, AOP, PPMP, approved LNAP,
LNAP, HFDP, DRRMHP)
DRRMHP)
5. Municipal Leadership MLGH awards LHB 100T 100T 100T MLGU (MHO) SB Ordinance
and Governance in given based on adoption of
Health (MLGH) on criteria MLGH Awards
Awards
6. Licensing of health 100% of MHO 20T 20T 20T MLGU (MHO) MBO certificate
facilities (e.g., rural health facilities DOH of adequate
health unit, super licensed by FDA MOOE for
health center, DOH, FDA, PhilCAT health facilities
barangay health and PhilCAT MBO SB Resolution
stations, and as appropriate Mayor’s on adequate
community isolation Office MOOE for
units) as primary care SB health facilities
facility, birthing home, SB Resolution
newborn screening authorizing LCE
facility, TB-DOTS to enter into a
facility, primary MOA with other
SB MOA with
DOH
2. Capacity Building for Timely, MHO 50T 25T 25T- MLGU (MHO) EO on the
Optimum Utilization complete and creation of
and Management of accurate data Data Privacy
Health Information from efficient Committee
Systems (HIS) use of HIS (optional)
PhilHealth
Funds (e.g.,
Capitation and
Professional)
with
appropriate
disbursement
and utilization
reports
5. Hiring of DOH-HRH Hired nurse II DOH 458T 458T 458T DOH Fund allocation
(1) MHO
9. Retention of Retained and PHO 880T 880T 880T PLGU (PHO) Detailment
provincial plantilla detailed MHO documents from
items detailed to the dentist II (1), PHO
Lavezares MHO dental aide,
sanitation
inspector I (1)
10. BHW and BNS Retained Mayor’s 4.3M 4.3M 4.3M MLGU SB Ordinance on
registration, BHWs and Office (Mayor’s BHW and BNS
accreditation and BNS PLGU Office) registration,
retention SB BLGUs accreditation and
PLGU retention
11. BHW and BNS Competence, MHO 200T 200T 200T MLGU (MHO, Fund allocation
trainings, team- job Mayor’s Office)
building, mental satisfaction,
health and and optimum
psychosocial support mental health
activity (MHPSS), and well-being
and program
implementation
MSWDO 1M 1.5M
4.1 Student Allocation
Assistance of funds
Program • No. of youth availed
the program
MSWDO
• Decrease by 20%
the OSY problems
4.2 Anti-Child
Trafficking/
Anti-Sexual • Strengthening the
MSWDO
Trafficking LCPC 500T 800T Children’s
Code
• Formulation of
Municipal Children’s MSWDO
Code
• No victim of child
4.3 Teenage sexual trafficking
Pregnancy
Program • Conduct inclusive, MSWDO 250T 500T 800T Allocation
innovative and of funds
sustainable activities
MSWDO
for teenage mom
700T 1M 1.3M
and dad Allocation
of funds
MSWDO 1M
• Conduct activities to
4.4 LGBTQIA lessen the numbers Allocation
activities of teenage 125 of funds
beneficiarie 250T 350T 500T
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pregnancy s
4.8 Youth
Development • Program for the
Plan Indigent Students
• Conduct Activities
related to the
formulation and
implementation of
plan
Formulation of MSWDO
Municipal GAD Plan
7. Emergency Extended assistance to MSWDO 800T 1.5 M LGU Allocation
Assistance individuals in crisis of funds
Program (AICS) situation
Provide lot and support fund New PNP Building LGU SB Appropriation
as LGU’s counterpart to the constructed Ordinance/Resolution
construction of new and
standard PNP station
Conduct of Enhanced Conducted E-MPO LGU SB Appropriation
Managing Police Operation Ordinance/Resolution
(E-MPO) such as Checkpoint, Revisit existing ordinance
Mobile Patrol, Bicycle Patrol on Curfew Hours
and Foot/Beat Patrol
Conduct of Anti-Criminality Conducted Anti- LGU
and Law Enforcement Criminality and
Operation (Illegal Gambling Law Enforcement
Operation, Illegal Drugs Operation
Operation, Enforcement of
Environmental Laws, etc.)
Conduct of quarterly meetings Conducted LGU
of MPOC quarterly meetings
of MPOC
FIRE PROTECTION
Construction of CLC
Municipal Library Maintained LRCG, 200K 300K 400K LGU/NGOs and Appropriation
Municipal DepED POs Ordinance
Library
AGRICULTURE
CROP PRODUCTION
Legislativ
PROGRAMS, Budgetary Requirement
Fund e/
PROJECTS, Success Indicator Ensurer
Source Executive
ACTIVITES
Agenda
2023 2024 2025
CROPS
PRODUCTION AND
DEVELOPMENT
Conduct season long
Prevention and
training to 80 rice farmer
Control of Plant MAO 200,000,00 300,000.00 350,000.00 MAO
beneficiaries 2
Pests and Diseases
Sites/year
Seed Farms
Procurement of 50 bags
rice seeds and
fertilizers.
Community Seed-
Banking Program Number of farmers MAO 100,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 MAO
(rice) trained for seed
production and
management (at least
30 farmers / year
Develop vegetable
seeds that is climate
Procurement of 5 kgs
smart that will thrive
assorted vegetable MAO 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 MAO
even during
seeds
inclement climatic
condition
Purchase and Procurement of rice
Distribution of seeds 1,167 bags
7,038,500.0 7,038,500.0
Certified seeds, Certified seeds 50 bags MAO 7,038,500.00 MAO
0 0
saline variety and Saline variety and 2,348
fertilizers fertilizers
Seedlings Nursery
Procurement of 100
Provision of scion
Scion groove for fruit MAO 100,00.00 100,00.00 100,00.00 MAO
groove for fruit trees
trees
Production of
Procurement of nursery
asexually
tools and training of MAO 100,00.00 50,00.00 50,00.00 MAO
propagated
nursery staff
seedlings
Mushroom
Production
Program
Production,
Production of Maintenance, packaging
MAO 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 MAO
mushroom and marketing of
mushroom
Animal Breeding
Station
Dairy Farms
Construction of Dairy
Establishment of
farm building,
Dairy Farm
Enhancement of KAS of MAO MAO
(RIC/Farmers'
farmers on Dairy farm
Approach)
production 1,000,000.0
0
Enhanncement of KAS
Production of
of farmers oon feed MAO 60,000.00 MAO
available feedstuff
formulation
Poultry Production
Program
Rabies Control
Program
Ordinance adapting of
R.A. No. 9482 (Anti-
Periodic Vaccination Rabies Act of 2007)
Program and dog MAO 200,000.00 200,000.00 200,000.00 MAO
catching Enhancement of KAS of
Rabies Control Program
Staff
FISHERY
RESOURCE AND
COASTAL
RESOURCES
DEVELOPEMNT
Evaluation of qualified
fisherfolk association,
Organize fisherfolks
and Training the
as partner for Tilapia
fisherfolk members of
fish fingerlings MAO 100,000.00 MAO
the qualified association
production and
on Proper Tilapia
marketing
Nursery Management
and Production
Organize fisherfolks
Evaluation of qualified
as partner for
fisherfolk, and Training
establishment and
the qualified member on MAO 50,000.00 MAO
production of
seaweed and siganids
Seaweeds and
Production
siganids
Manage the
Weekly monitoring, data
distribution of
gathering and technical
seaweeds planting
assistance on the
materials to
production and MAO 100,000.00 100,000.00 100,000.00 MAO
seaweeds grower
distribution seaweed
and siganid fry and
seedling and Siganid
fingerling distribution
Fry/fingerlings
to siganid fish farmer
Utilization of post
harvest technology
Enhancement of KAS of
(Drying, bottling,
the fisherfolks on post MAO 500,000.00 500,000.00 500,000.00 MAO
salting, smoking and
harvest technologies
other present
technologies)
Assist in the coastal
barangays to
implement the post
harvest technologies
suited for the fishery
species; endemic in Weekly monitoring and
their area during technical assistance on MAO 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 MAO
open season or peak post harvest production
season (salted and
bottled anchovies,
dried siganids, dried
seaweeds, smoked
sardines and etc.)
Strengthen BFARMC
REGULATION, Fisherfolk Fisherfolk
and MFARMC,
LICENSING, DATA s-MAO- s-MAO-
Fisherfolks 100,000.00 100,000.00
MANAGEMENT & BFAR BFAR
Organizations
PLANNING
Enforcement of
300,000.00
Fishery Laws
Ordinance adapting of
RA 10654 "the
Philippine Fisheries
code of 1998"
Conservation of
Enactment of
Mangrove and other MAO 300,000.00 100,000.00 100,000.00 MAO
appropriation for the
aquatic resources
purchase 1 motor boat
for the fishery sector
Enhancement of fishery
law enforcement staff
IEC Material reproduced
Preservation and and distributed
Conservation of
MAO 150,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 MAO
Endemic fishery Frequency of
resources Assessment conducted
and 2 times a year
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Lavezares, Northern Samar Page 100
Frequency of Patrolling,
surveillance conducted MAO 24,000.00 24,000.00 24,000.00 MAO
Intensify the law and 2 times a month
enforcement efforts
in the municipal
waters of Lavezares
MAO 24,000.00 24,000.00 24,000.00 MAO
especially on:
1. Lalaguna bay
2. MFLET
3. Fish sanctuary
MAO 24,000.00 24,000.00 24,000.00 MAO
RESEARCH AND
EXTENSION
Animal Production
Program
Identification of
No. of Feedstuff
different feedstuff in MAO 10,000.00 MAO
identified
the locality
Seedlings Nursery
Dairy Farms
Assessment/Validati
on of organization Monitoring and data
wanting to apply as gathering of the qualified MAO MAO
recipient of this organization
project.
Enhancement of KAS of
Conduct training on
staff on administering
Dairy processing and MAO 10,000.00 MAO
dairy processing and
marketing
marketing
Prevention and
Control of Plant
Pests and Diseases
Conduct on site
research and field
Data gathering,
demonstration for
surveillance and MAO 300,000.00 350,000.00 400,000.00 MAO
the given crop
monitoring
commodity/technolo
gy
Artificial
Insemination
Establishment of
At least 100 hds of
Artificial Insemiation MAO 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 MAO
animal had been in AI
Activities
Mushroom
Production
Program
Onsite research
Establish credit
financing program Number of farmer and
for Agrifisheries fisherfolks accessed to MAO MAO
producers and financial institution
processors
No of Farmer
Organize weekly
participated and quantity MAO MAO
tabo Crops
of product sold
Demonstration
Farms
Number of Training
Conducted and No, of
Application of SALT Farmers adopt the MAO MAO
technology
Number of Training
Conducted and No, of
Rice field eco-
Farmers adopt the MAO MAO
system engineering,
technology
CREDIT AND
MARKETING
Slaugther House
Development and
improvement of
local distribution
channel
Establishment and
operation of MAO 150.000.00 MAO
Bagsakan centers
Credit financing
Establish credit
No. of farmers
financing program
channeled to financial
for Agrifisheries MAO MAO
institution
producers and
processors
Organize weekly
MAO MAO
tabo Crops
2. Soil
Conservation
projects
Establish Demo on
SALT Sloping Agriculture Land MAO 30,000.00 MAO
Technology
Conduct of trade fair Trade fair conducted LGU 300K 300K 300K LGU Resolution
There is a need of Provided with LAOO II (1) LAOO II (1) MAssO 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC
additional staff to additional staff to 2025
assist in the office assist in office Assessment Clerk Assessment
works works III (1) Clerk III (1)
Construction Construction
Division Division
Engineer III Engineer III
(SG 19) (SG 19)
Absence of Traffic Presence of Establish Traffic Established Mayor’s 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC/DILG
Management Traffic Management Traffic Office 2025
Office Management Office Management
Office Office
Absence of Presence of Hire Traffic Hired Traffic Mayor’s 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC/DILG
General Services General Services Operations Officer Operations Office 2025
Office Office II Officer II
Lack of personnel Presence of Hire General Hired one (1) Mayor’s 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC/DILG
to man general General Service Services Officer General Office 2025
services Officer Services
Officer
Absence of Presence of Hire Museum Hired Museum Mayor’s 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC/DILG
museum museum Researcher Researcher Office 2025
researcher researcher
Absence of Presence of Admin Aide II Admin Aide II Mayor’s 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC/DILG
municipal municipal Office 2025
librarian librarian Bookbinder IV Bookbinder IV
Lack of Capacitated Trainings on Attended trainings All Offices 2023- MOOE Mayor’s NGAs/NGOs
expertise on office staff in records and on records and 2025 Office
Records and records and archive archive management
archive archive management
management management
Training on Capacitated Trainings on Attended trainings BAC 2023- MOOE Mayor’s NGAs/NGOs
Gov’t BAC re Government on Government 2025 Office
Procurement Government Procurement Procurement System
System Procurement System
System
Trainings, Capacitated Capacity-building Attended trainings All Offices 2023- MOOE Mayor’s NGAs/NGOs
Seminars, officials and for officials and on 2025 Office
Workshops employees on employees on their respective
and their respective their respective duties and
Conventions duties and duties and responsibilities
responsibilities responsibilities
Manual filing Electronic filing Establishment Established Sangguniang 2023- SB Fund SB DILG
and tracking of and tracking of of the of the Bayan 2025
records in the records in the Legislative Legislative
legislative legislative Tracking System Tracking
System
Absence of Presence of Establishment Established Assessor 2023- CO MAssO BLGF
Electronic Real Electronic Real of eRPTS of eRPTS 2025
Property Tax Property Tax
System (eRPTS) System (eRPTS)
Admin
Officer IV
Admin Officer (1)
IV (1)
Admin Aide
Admin Aide VI VI (Utility
(Utility Foreman)
Foreman)
COMPETENCY
BPLO lacks training Competent Attend training Attended BPLO 2023- MOOE BPLO DILG/DTI
on BPLS BPLO for BPLO training for 2025
implementation BPLO
RCCs lack of training Well-trained Training of Conducted Revenue 2023- MOOE MTO BLGF
for Revenue RCCs Revenue Training of Collection 2025
Collection Collection Clerk Revenue Clerks
(RCC) Collection
Clerk (RCC)
MAO staff lack MAO staff Attend training Attended MAO Staff 2023- MOOE MAO DA
training on conducting on Agricultural training on 2025
Agricultural Agricultural Extension Agricultural
Four (4)
casual/Attested Four (4)
casual/Atteste
d
MENRO is Appointed Hire one (1) Hired one (1) MENRO 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC
only a MENRO MENRO MENRO 2025
designate SG 24
There is a Provided with Hire one (1) Hired one (1) MENRO 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC
need of additional Administrative Administrative 2025
additional staff to assist Assistant Assistant
staff to assist in the office (MENRO) (MENRO)
in the office works
works
Absence of a Presence of a Hire one (1) Hired one (1) Mayor’s Office 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC
mechanic mechanic Mechanic II Mechanic II 2025
assigned in assigned in
maintaining maintaining
mechanical mechanical
equipment of equipment of
the LGU the LGU
Staff handling Licensed Hire one (1) Hired one (1) MAO 2023- 10 PS HR/LCE CSC
fishery is not Fishery Administrative Administrative 2025 5
a not licensed Officer Aide (Fishery Aide (Fishery
fishery officer handling Officer) Officer)
fishery
programs
Funding Process Source of
Capacity Expected Target of Time Requiremen Source/ Owner/ Office Support/
Current Desired Developmen Output CapDev Fram t (in s of Responsible Technical
State State t e Thousands) Funding Assistanc
Intervention Y1 Y2 Y3 e
COMPETENCY
MDRRMO Competent Attendance to Attended to MDRRMO and 2023- MOOE MDRRMO OCD/DILG
Staff to be MDRRMO DRR-related DRR-related Staff 2025
hired need staff training for training for
to attend staff staff
series of
trainings on
DRRM
Lack of Competent Trainings on Established MDRRMO 2023- MOOE/C MDRRMO OCD/DILG
equipment staff on GPS GPS and GIS GPS and GIS 2025 O
on GPS and and GIS system and system thru
GIS and System with procurement trainings and
knowledge complete of equipment procurement
to conduct equipment of equipment
them
Non- Functional Conduct Conducted MFLET 2023- MOOE MAO PNP/BFAR
functional Fishery Law Retooling Retooling 2025
Fishery Law Enforcement Training on Training on
enforcemen Team (FLET) Fishery Law Fishery Law
t Team Enforcement Enforcement
(FLET)
Lack of ECCD Sufficient Hire one (1) Hired one (1) ECCD 2023- PS HR/LCE DSWD
Teacher number of ECCD Admin Aide II Admin Aide II 2025
Teachers (ECCD Teacher) (ECCD
Teacher)
Absence of Appointed Social Appoint a Social Appointed a MSWDO 2023- PS HR/LCE CSC
Social Welfare Welfare Officer I Welfare Officer Social 2025
Officer I Plantilia Plantilia Item I Welfare
Item Officer I
Conduct
training for
LYDC
Unoriented Oriented PDAO Conduct Conducted PDAO 2023- MOOE MSWDO DSWD
Persons with orientation for orientation 2025
Disability Officer PDAO for PDAO
(PDAO)
Untrained Local Trained and Conduct Conducted LCPC 2023- MOOE MSWDO DILG
Council for competent LCPC training for training for 2025
Protection of LCPC LCPC
Children (LCPC)
Office of Senior Institutionalized Establish Establish OSCA 2023- MOOE Office of the DILG
Citizens Affairs Office of Senior Office of Senior Office of 2025 Mayor
(OSCA) not Citizens Affairs Citizens Affairs Senior
institutionalized (OSCA) (OSCA) Citizens
Affairs
(OSCA)
Local Institutionalized Established Established LCDO 2023- MOOE Office of the DILG
Cooperative Local Local Local 2025 Mayor
Development Cooperative Cooperative Cooperative
Office not Development Development Development
Citizens Updated Updating of Citizens Updated Citizens MHO 2023- MOOE MHO/SB DOH
Charter not Citizens Charter Charter 2025
updated Charter
Absence of Established Allocation of budget Established of MHO 2023- MOOE MHO/SB DOH
Epidemiology Epidemiology for the establishment Epidemiology and 2025
Need to Updated DRR Updating of DRR Plan Updated DRR Plan on MHO 2023- MOOE MHO/SB DOH
update DRR Plan on Health on Health Services Health Services 2025
Plan on Services
Health
Services
2023- Funding Process Source of
Capacity Expected Output Target 2025 Requiremen Source/ Owner/ Support/
Current Desired Development of t (in s of Office Technical
State State Intervention CapDev Thousands) Funding Responsibl Assistance
Y1 Y2 Y3 e
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
Poor High Continuous Conducted MHO 2023- MOOE MHO DOH
awareness awareness dissemination on IEC continuous 2025
of the of the primary health care dissemination on IEC
people on people on and other health primary health care
primary primary programs and and other health
health care health care activities, through programs and
and other and other tri-media, Brgy. activities, through tri-
health health Assemblies, Liga media, Brgy.
programs programs Meetings and Assemblies, Liga
and and activities forums Meetings and forums
activities
There is a Continuous Increase Budget Increased Budget Mayor’s 2023- MOOE LCE/SB
continuing repair and Allocation for LGU’s Allocation for LGU’s Office 2025
need for improvemen waterworks systems waterworks systems
repair and t of water and facilities and facilities
improvemen systems and
t of water facilities
systems and
facilities
Socialized Continuous Budget Allocation for Allocated for the Local 2023- MOOE SB/LCE DSWD/HLUR
housing budget the LGU’s local LGU’s local housing Housing 2025 B