Factors to consider in SK planning

• Profile of Katipunan ng Kabataan (KK)Members

• Needs and Concerns of KK
• PYDP and LYDP
• Available Funds and Resources

Steps in crafting SK ACTIVITIES (What to be done?) Person(s) Responsible

Plans
KK Consultation After SK 1st meeting SK Officials, KK
Part of the Agenda: Determination of Issues affecting KK (Needs & concerns)
Drafting of LYDP by SK After SK Chairpersons election- SK Pederasyon Officer with LYDC meet for drafting SK Pederasyon, LYDC
Pederasyon and LYDC of LYDP
Reference:
-PYDP 2023-2028
-Needs & concerns identified during the KK consultation
Approving LYDP by the After securing the concurrence of the SK Pederasyon, LYDC
LCE LYDC, the SK Pederasyon shall then submit the LYDP to the Local Chief Executive. LCE- Sanggunian
The mayor has to approve the LYDP. Upon approval,
the LYDP should be included by the Local Development Plan of the municipality-
endorsed to the Sanggunian for approval. Copies of the LYDP should be
distributed to all SKs. This will serve as your guide in crafting your plans at the
barangay level.
Crafting of CBDYP and Based on the LYDP, you, as SK officials, will draft your (CBDYP) Comprehensive SK officials, SK Secretary, SK
ABYIP by SK Barangay Youth Development Plan and your (ABYIP) Annual Barangay Youth Treasurer
Investment Program. ABYIP is the annual slice of CBDYP
Presentation of CBDYP “After you have drafted the CBYDP and ABYIP, you have to present it to the SK officials, SK Secretary, SK
and ABYIP to KK Katipunan ng Kabataan. During this presentation, they may give comments and Treasurer
General Assembly recommendations. Always consider these comments and recommendations as
you finalize your plans since, at the end of the day, these plans are made for the
welfare of your KK members.”
Implementation and After all the preparations, next will be implementation of the programs, projects SK officials, SK Secretary, SK
Monitoring of Plans and activities you have identified in your Treasurer
ABYIP. It is also important to monitor your progress.”
 HEALTH
EDUCATION
ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
SOCIAL INCLUSION AND The PYDP 2023-
PEACEBUILDING & SECURITY 2028 has TEN
GOVERNANCE
CENTERS FOR
YOUTH
ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
PARTICIPATIO
ENVIRONMENT
N
GLOBAL MOBILITY
DATA
(evidenced based planning)

Thru KK Profile (Governance )

Youth Population
15-17 = 250
18 – 24 = 450
25 – 30 = 300

85% or 850 currently registered voters

51.5% are males
48.5% are females
55% voted in last SK election
75% are not member of any youth organization

Summary of Youth issues on Governance (KK Consultations)

15-17
Lack of platforms for volunteerism
Need for more engagement of
Sangguniang Kabataan (SK)
leaders with their fellow youth
18-24
Lack of leadership capability-building
Youth organizations are not usually
involved in SK PAPs
Micro-management of SK
25-30
Lack of budget for youth development
programs
Lack of leadership & capacity building-
competencies in handling groups or
council
No accurate youth data at the barangay
level

DATA

Thru KK Profile (Active Citizenship)

Helped in community projects

5% daily
12% a few times a week
13% weekly
43% not even once a week
26% have never done it Membership in youth organizations
24% have been members of social groups or organizations
Of those who have been members, 45% have joined a youth or student organization, 37% a church or religious organization,
16% an art, music, or educational organization
Membership rates
15-19 y/o – 20%
20-24 y/o – 27%
25-30 y/o – 28%
National or local elections
42% have voted
33% have not yet voted
25% have not yet registered
Barangay elections
41% have voted
34% have registered but have not voted
25% have not yet registered

Summary of Youth issues on Active Citizenship (KK Consultations)

15-17 18-24 25-30
Lack of awareness about political Youth’s voice is not heard; it is taken Lack of interest in culture and arts
issues lightly
Misinformed decisions (e.g., on voting) Spending idle time because of too much Lack of involvement in tourism
exposure to social media development
Lack of involvement in community Lack of participation in drafting policies
activities at the grassroots/ barangay level
Diminished values (Mañana habit, Lack of youth volunteers
disrespectful)’
Lack of opportunities for/unequal
representation in decision-making
Lack of interest in culture and arts
 Responses to Youth Issues on Governance and Active Citizenship

Vision : Filipino youth are protected and empowered to realize their full potential and to shape their family,
community, and country.
Outcome : By 2028, more youth are represented in adult-dominated decision-making structures at local and
national levels, and more young women assume leadership roles and responsibilities in youth and community-based
organizations.

STRATEGIES ACTIVITIES TARGET YOUTH BY AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE

Development of personal and
interpersonal as well as other
life skills of young people to
prepare them for leadership
roles and responsibilities
Capacity building and
provision of technical
assistance to Sangguniang
Kabataan (SK) and Local
Youth Development Council
(LYDC) officers and
members
AGE GROUP
Emphasizing personal Child Youth, Core youth Department of Social Welfare
development and leadership Adult youth and Development (DSWD)
skills NYC Non-government
Providing opportunities for organizations Academic
youth to help explore their institutions
identity, values and beliefs.
Encouraging civic projects
that are a service to others
Involving youth in
advisory groups,
decision making
groups
Training and technical Core youth Adult youth NYC as Lead Development
assistance on, but not limited Academy of the Philippines
to: leadership development; (DAP) Local Government
life skills and values Academy (LGA) Academic
strengthening; gender institutions Department of
sensitivity; community Information, Communication
partnership and networking; and Technology (DICT)
social mobilization;
parliamentary procedures;
 organizational plan
preparation; and project
development and
management; and digital
leadership, among others

LOCAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION : Governance and Active Citizenship

Agenda Statement : By 2028, more youth are represented in adult-dominated decision-making structures at
local and national levels, and more young women assume leadership roles and responsibilities in youth and community-based
organizations.

YDP Objectives Performance Target Year PPAs Priority Annual Budget

Indicator 2024 2025 2026 Areas
Youth participation To Develop personal Number of youths 400 OSYs & 300 OSYs & 300 OSYs & Personal development and Child 300,000.00
in Governance and and interpersonal as who participated in ISYs & other ISYs & other ISYs & other leadership skills Youth -Supplies &
Active Citizenship well as other life skills capacity building sectoral youths sectoral youths sectoral youths Materials
of young people to activities (personal -Other Operating
prepare them for development and Expense
leadership roles and leadership skills) 300,000.00
responsibilities
Percentage of 400 OSYs & 300 OSYs & 300 OSYs & Involving youth in advisory Child 300,000.00
young people ISYs & other ISYs & other ISYs & other groups, decision making Youth -Supplies &
who are sectoral youths sectoral youths sectoral youths groups Materials
represented in -Other Operating
key decision- Expense
making positions 300,000.00
in civil society

To capacitate youth % of youth attending 750 OSYs & Training and technical Core youth 500,000.00
and provide technical training and technical ISYs & other assistance on, but not Adult -Supplies &
assistance to assistance on life sectoral youths limited to: leadership youth Materials
Sangguniang Kabataan skills, leadership, development; life skills -Other Operating
(SK) and Local Youth values strengthening; and values strengthening; Expense
Development Council gender sensitivity; gender sensitivity; 500,000.00
(LYDC) officers and and project community partnership
members development and and networking; social
management; and mobilization;
digital leadership, parliamentary procedures;
among others organizational plan
preparation; and project
 development and
management; and digital
leadership, among others

ANNUAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ACTION PLAN (AYDAP)

Center of PPAs Targets Location Period of Annual budget

Participation Implementation
Youth participation in Personal development and 30% increase of Municipality of 2024 300,000.00
Governance and Active leadership skills
Citizenship youth participated in Panitan
capacity building activities
(personal development and
leadership skills)
Orientation/ Training Involving 25% Increase of youth Municipality of 2024 300,000.00
youth in advisory groups,
decision making groups involved in key decision- Panitan
making positions in civil
society
Training and technical 25% of youth attending Municipality of 2024 500,000.00
assistance on, but not limited training and technical
to: leadership development; assistance on life skills, Panitan
life skills and values leadership, values
strengthening; gender strengthening; gender
sensitivity; community sensitivity; and project
partnership and networking; development and
social mobilization; management; and digital
parliamentary procedures; leadership, among others
organizational plan
preparation; and project
development and
management; and digital
leadership, among others

Approved by: Noted:

 LYDC Head (SK Pederasyon President) Youth Development Officer

COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION : Governance and Active Citizenship
Agenda Statement : By 2028, more youth are represented in adult-dominated decision-making structures at
local and national levels, and more young women assume leadership roles and responsibilities in youth and community-based
organizations.

YDP Objectives Performance Target Year PPAs Priority Annual

Indicator 2024 2025 2026 Areas Budget
Youth To Develop Number of youth 50 OSYs & 30 OSYs & ISYs 3 OSYs & ISYs & Personal development and Child Youth 300,000.00
participation in personal and who participated ISYs & & other sectoral other sectoral leadership skills -Supplies &
Governance and interpersonal as in capacity other youths youths Materials
Active Citizenship well as other life building activities sectoral -Other Operating
skills of young (personal youths Expense
people to prepare development and 300,000.00
them for leadership skills)
leadership roles
and Percentage 40 OSYs & 30 OSYs & ISYs 30 OSYs & ISYs Orientation/ Training Involving Child Youth 30,000.00
responsibilities of young ISYs & & other sectoral & other sectoral youth in advisory groups, -Supplies &
people who other youths youths decision making groups Materials
are sectoral -Other Operating
represented youths Expense
in key 300,000.00
decision-
making
positions in
civil society

To capacitate % of youth 50 OSYs & Training and technical Core youth 50,000.00
youth and attending training ISYs & assistance on, but not limited Adult youth -Supplies &
provide technical and technical other to: leadership development; Materials
assistance to assistance on life sectoral life skills and values -Other Operating
Sangguniang skills, leadership, youths strengthening; gender Expense
Kabataan (SK) values sensitivity; community 500,000.00
and Local Youth strengthening; partnership and networking;
Development gender sensitivity; social mobilization;
 Council (LYDC) and project parliamentary procedures;
officers and development and organizational plan
members management; and preparation; and project
digital leadership, development and
among others management; and digital
leadership, among others

Approved by: Noted:

SK Secretary SK Chairperson

DATA

Thru KK Profile (Economic Empowerment)

• 33% had a job
• 67% unemployed; of this number, 63% were students, 18% doing housework, 17% looking for work
• 27% of employed primarily working online
• Among the employed, 42% in
private sector, 44%
self-employed, 6%
in government, 7% unpaid family workers

Summary of Youth issues on Economic Empowerment (KK Consultations)

15-17 18-24 25-30

• Forced labor/Child labor Low financial literacy, unemployment/underemployment, training and actual job mismatch
• Over-romanticizing hustle culture (working • Financial literacy
more than regular hours)
Financial problems • Unemployment/underemployment
• Lack of opportunities (e.g., for
scholarships, especially for OSYs
and livelihood programs)
• Lack of opportunities for self,
career/livelihood
development/growth; need for
personal and career growth
• Lack of skills for gainful employment

Vision : Filipino youth are economically empowered, and have a comparative advantage in the use, transformation, and innovation of digital
technology.
Outcome : By 2028, young people are competent to engage in economic enterprises, and in technology use, transformation, and innovation.
STRATEGIES
Development and enhancement of
entrepreneurial capacities of youth
Harmonization and expansion of
youth employability and
entrepreneurship programs
Availability and accessibility of
employment facilitation services
(including labor market information,
job- skills matching, etc.)
• Discrimination of youth in the workplace
• Financial instability
Impending food crisis
Responses to Youth Issues on Economic Empowerment
ACTIVITIES TARGET YOUTH AGENCIES
BY AGE GROUP RESPONSIBLE
• Providing training and technical assistance on Core youth Adult youth Technical Education and
livelihood/business management, life skills, Skills Development
gender sensitivity, entrepreneurship, financial Authority (TESDA) as Lead
literacy, digital literacy, digital DICT
entrepreneurship, etc. Department of Labor and
• Making available relevant and timely skills Employment (DOLE)
training (i.e., Virtual Assistant) Department of Trade and Industry
• Providing support for lifelong learning to (DTI)
enable youth upskilling and re-skilling
• Forming groups of youth entrepreneurs Core youth Adult DTI as Lead
• Sharing best practices youth TESDA DOLE
Annual awarding of the Best Youth Entrepreneur NYC DSWD
• Fund support for entrepreneurial
programs/projects
• Partnership with the private sector in
implementing entrepreneurship
programs for youth
• Ensuring a good match between job Core youth Adult youth NEDA
availability and youth’s skills and talents; DOLE
simplify job requirements (do away with those DTI
unrelated to functions required for the Private business sector
position/job)
 • Ensuring the fair distribution of financial
assistance to low- income families
• Creating a database that will track the
employment/ unemployment situation of
youth
• Providing more job opportunities for fresh
graduates
• Disseminating IEC materials related to
employment and benefits

LOCAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION : Economic Empowerment

Agenda Statement : By 2028, young people are competent to engage in economic enterprises, and in technology use, transformation, and
innovation.

YDP Objectives Performance Indicator Target Year PPAs Priority Annual Budget
2024 2025 2026 Areas
To develop and Number of youths 100 OSYs 100 OSYs 100 OSYs Training and technical Core youth 500,000.00
Economic enhance who participated in & with & with & with assistance on Adult youth -Supplies &
entrepreneurial entrepreneurial and livelihood/business Materials
Empowermen capacities of youth other youth
College College College management, life skills,
degree degree degree -Other
t trainings gender sensitivity,
Operating
(livelihood/busines youth youth youth entrepreneurship, financial
s management, life literacy, digital literacy, Expense
skills, gender digital entrepreneurship,
sensitivity, etc.
entrepreneurship,
financial literacy,
digital literacy,
digital
entrepreneurship,
etc.)

To Harmonize and Number of youths 100 OSYs 100 OSYs 100 OSYs Partnership with
expand youth who availed & with & with & with the private
employability and themselves of sector in job
entrepreneurship College College College
employment hunting and in
programs facilitation services degree degree degree implementing
(i.e., job-skills youth youth youth entrepreneurshi
matching, labor p
market programs for youth
information, etc.)
 Number of
established
partnerships with
private
sector/corporations
that provide
entrepreneurial
trainings to young
people
To make Available Number of youths Facilitate more job
and accessible who availed opportunities for fresh
employment themselves of graduates
facilitation services employment
(including labor facilitation services
market information, (i.e., job-skills
job- skills matching, matching, labor
etc.) market
information, etc.)

Statistics on youth 26 brgys. Creating a database that Child Youth 500,000.00

employment Survey will track the employment/ Core youth Supplies &
conducted/ unemployment situation of Adult youth materials, hiring
youth data youth of enumerators,
management tabulators.
established Procurement of
software
 ANNUAL BARANGAY YOUTH INVESTMENT PROGRAM (ABYIP)
Reference PPAs Description/ Expected Result Performance Period of Person
Code Objective Indicator Implementation MOOE CO PS Total Responsible
I. RECEIPTS and PROGRAMS
Accumulated Balances from previous years 500,000.00 500,000.00
10% of the GF of the Barangay 500,000.00 500,000.00
II. EXPENDITURE PRORAM
A. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMS (See Budget- to include beginning balance)
Travelling Allowance January to 50,000.00 50,000.00
Fidelity Bond December, 5,000.00 5,000.00
2024
Office Supplies 50,000.00 50,000.00
Miscellaneous Expenses 20,000.00 20,000.00
Other budgetary line Item 100,000.00 100,000.00
TOTAL GENERAL ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMS 225,000.00 225,000
B. PERSONAL SERVICES (See Budget- 25%of 10% GF of Barangay- Current Year)
Honorarium of 7 SK 13,888.89 13,888.89
Members
Honorarium of SK 13,888.89 13,888.89
Secretary
Honorarium of SK 13,888.89 13,888.89
Treasurer
TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES 125,000.00 125,000.00
C. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT and EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS
Youth participation in Governance and Active Citizenship
Personal development To help or Personal development 50 OSYs & 1st Quarter of 150,000.00 150,000.00
and leadership skills capacitate youth and leadership skills ISYs & other 20245
in building their conducted sectoral youths
strengths attended
Involving youth in advisory To develop youth Orientation/ Training 40 OSYs & 3rd quarter of 100,000.00 100,000.00
groups, decision making increase Involving youth in advisory ISYs & other 2024
groups confidence and groups, decision making sectoral youths
self-belief & have groups conducted personal
a greater development
involvement & and leadership
responsibility in skills
the future
Various training and To capacitate Conducted Training and 75 OSYs & 4th quarter of 200,000.00 200,000.00
 technical assistance to youth capacities technical assistance on, ISYs & other 2024
youth on leadership but not limited to: sectoral youths
development;, leadership development; attended …
life skills, digital life skills and values
leadership, strengthening; gender
among others sensitivity; community
partnership and
networking; social
mobilization;
parliamentary
procedures;
organizational plan
preparation; and project
development and
management; and digital
leadership, among others
Economic Empowerment
Training & Technical To develop and Training & Technical 100,000.00 100,000.00
assistance on enhance assistance on
livelihood/business entrepreneurial livelihood/business
management, life skills, capacities of management, life skills,
gender sensitivity, youth gender sensitivity,
entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship,
financial literacy, digital financial literacy, digital
literacy, digital literacy, digital
entrepreneurship, etc. entrepreneurship, etc.
conducted
Partnership with the To Harmonize Partnership with the 100,000.00 100,000.00
private sector in and expand private sector in
job hunting and in youth job hunting and in
implementing employability implementing
entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship
programs for youth entrepreneurship programs for youth
programs facilitated
Facilitate more job To make Job opportunities for fresh 50,000.00 50,000.00
opportunities for fresh Available and graduates facilitated
graduates accessible
employment
facilitation
services
(including labor
market
information, job-
skills matching,
etc.)
TOTAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT and EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS 650,000.00 650,000.00 250,000.00
TOTALS (A+B+C) 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.0
0
Prepared by:
SK Treasurer SK Chairperson

ISSUES and CONCERNS INTERVENTION

Prevalence of Teenage Pregnancy
Rampant issues of Bullying
Incidence of Suicide

Overall Summary of Youth Characteristics by Age Group

15-17 18-24 25-30

Important:
 Already developed critical thinking and with expressed
desire to participate in national issues – climate change,
 Building self-confidence
gender-based violence, sexual orientation, gender
 Establishing social  More youth are focused on career
identity and expression (SOGIE) rights
 Developed self- confidence development; less on national issues though
relationships  Overseas employment not evident some are engaged in advocacies (SOGIE
 Faced with sexual health- related access issues rights, gender- based violence).
 Having a sense of  Emphasized need for  Now assume greater responsibilities that
require decision-making and problem-
belonging solving skills.
youth studies/profiling

 Having a clear sense of  Sexually aggressive

direction (career options)

Both mentioned the lack of access to health, education and employment opportunities/services
 LOCAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN
CENTER OF PARTICIPATION:HEALTH & SPORTS DEVELOPMENT
Agenda Statement: In multi-sensitive, multi-sectoral and inclusive activities, programs and projects and services on health and health financial risk protection with serious consideration of nutrition,
reproductive health and psycho-social concerns- that promotes youth’s health and well being

YDP Objectives Performance Target Year PPAs Priority Areas Annual

Indicator 2023 2024 2025 Budget
Strengthen Increase active % of youth 100 OSYs & 100 OSYs & 100 OSYs & Sports OSYs, Junior & 300,000.00
Youth healthy with access to ISYs & other ISYs & other ISYs & other Development Senior HS -Supplies &
Participation in lifestyle sports & sectoral sectoral sectoral -Sports students Materials
healthy living Increase good exercise youths youths youths equipment -Other
nutrition programs & -Sports clinic Operating
practices facilities -Sports League Expense
-Sports
Uniform
# of youth Training/ 300,000.00
participating in Educational
nutritional Awareness
nutrition Campaign on:
education -Proper
activities optimum
Nutrition &
wellness
-Healthy
Lifestyle

Approved by: Noted:

LYDC Head (SK Pederasyon President) Youth Development Officer

 ANNUAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ACTION PLAN (AYDAP)

Center of PPAs Targets Location Period of Annual budget

Participation Implementation
HEALTH & SPORTS Sports Development 20% increase of Municipality of 2024 100,000.00
DEVELOPMENT -Sports equipment youth participating in Panitan
-Sports clinic sports practicing
-Sports League healthy living thru
-Sports Uniform
physical activities
Training/ Educational 15% Increase of youth Municipality of 2024 100,000.00
Awareness Campaign practices healthy diet & Panitan
on: indulge in healthy
-Proper optimum activities
Nutrition & wellness
-Healthy Lifestyle

Approved by: Noted:

LYDC Head (SK Pederasyon President) Youth Development Officer

COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION:HEALTH & SPORTS DEVELOPMENT
Agenda Statement: In multi-sensitive, multi-sectoral and inclusive activities, programs and projects and services on health and health financial risk protection with serious consideration of nutrition,
reproductive health and psycho-social concerns- that promotes youth’s health and well being

YDP Objectives Performance Target Year PPAs Priority Areas Annual

Indicator 2023 2024 2025 Budget
 Strengthen Increase active % of youth 100 OSYs & 100 OSYs & 100 OSYs & Sports OSYs, Junior 100,000.00
Youth healthy with access to ISYs & other ISYs & other ISYs & other Development HS students -Supplies &
Participation in lifestyle sports & sectoral sectoral sectoral -Sports Materials
healthy living Increase good exercise youths youths youths equipment -Other
nutrition programs & -Sports clinic Operating
practices facilities -Sports League Expense
-Sports
Uniform
# of youth Training/ 100,000.00
participating in Educational
nutritional Awareness
nutrition Campaign on:
education -Proper
activities optimum
Nutrition &
wellness
-Healthy
Lifestyle

Approved by: Noted:

SK Secretary SK Chairperson
ANNUAL BARANGAY YOUTH INVESTMENT PROGRAM (ABYIP)
Reference PPAs Descriptio Expected Performanc Period of Person
Code n Result e Indicator Implementation MOOE CO PS Total Responsible
Sports Provision Youth’s Sports February, 2024 100,000 100,000 SK Officials
Development of Sports health equipment
-Sports equipment and well -Sports clinic
equipment -Sports being -Sports
-Sports clinic clinic League
promoted
-Sports -Sports -Sports
League League Uniform
-Sports -Sports provided 100
Uniform Uniform OSYs & ISYs &
other sectoral
youths
Training/ Conducted Youth’s Training/ September, 100,000 100,000 SK Officials
Educational Training/ health Educational 2024
Awareness Educational and well Awareness
 Campaign Awareness being & Campaign on:
on: Campaign Proper -Proper
-Proper on: optimum optimum
optimum -Proper Nutrition & Nutrition &
Nutrition & optimum wellness wellness
wellness Nutrition & promoted -Healthy
-Healthy wellness Lifestyle
Lifestyle -Healthy conducted to
Lifestyle 100 OSYs &
ISYs & other
sectoral
youths

Prepared by:
SK Treasurer SK Chairperson