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COMPREHENSIVE BA

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: HEALTH

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation in accessing a multi-sensitive, multisec
reporductive health and psychosocial concerns- that promote the y

Youth Development Performance

Objectives
Concerns Indicator

Increasing number of To help youth to handle their

Number of KK
suicidal crime emotions especially in time
Members
especially in youth. that they are lost.
 % increase of youth
Increase active and healthy
engaged in active and
lifestyle; increase good
health lifestyle and
practices on physical
good practices on
hygiene;
physical hygiene

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: EDUCATION

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation to accessible, developmental, quality,
national, and global arena; adaptive to different workplaces and to
Youth Development Performance
Objectives
Concerns Indicator

Prevalence of OSY; Increase and improve

youth unemployment; participation of youth in
poor academic education; Improve
performance; educational quality and 100% of identified
accessible education, performance; improve access OSY sent back to
limited access to to new learning modalities; school; higher
information improve access to ICT participation of youth
communications in education; Increase
technology functional literacyrate;
Improve academic
performance

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation in the economy, as empowred employ
vulnerabilities such as discrimination, underemplyment, undue con
 Youth Development Performance
Objectives
Concerns Indicator

Increase access to financial

and technical resource of 100% of qualified
young entrepreneurs and young entrepreneurs
would-be entrepreneurs; provided with needed
Increase productivity and support
employment

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EQUITY

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation in a peaceful and just society that affor
disability, specific needs, political beliefs, ethnicity, religion, and so

Youth Development Performance

Objectives
Concerns Indicator

Observed/
Celebrated;
conducted SOGIE
Prevalence of Gender-
Promote inclusive and safe Orientation Seminar
based violence; low
space for youth participation and other social
awareness on SOGIE
inclusion and equity
programs

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: PEACE-BUILDING AND SECURITY

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation in promoting human security, including
safeguarding national integrity and sovereignity to contribute to nat
Youth Development Performance
Objectives
Concerns Indicator
 Youth Development Performance
Objectives
Concerns Indicator

Low participation/ Increase participation of % Increase

appreciation of youth in youth in equitable and rights- participation of youth
rights-based based development in community-based
development approach opportunities for building campaigns
to building sustainable sustainable and peaceful advocating for peace
and peaceful communities and social justice;
communities Mobilized youth in
community based
actions for peace and
security

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: GOVERNANCE

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation in governance through their involveme

Youth Development Performance

Objectives
Concerns Indicator

Trainings Initiated and

Participated
 values. and youth-serving institutions
and organizations in the city

Increased
participation of youth
in governance and
community
development

Increased
participation of youth
in governance and
community
development

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation in community development and nation
(social awareness and socio-civic mindedness), and values format
Youth Development Performance
Objectives
Concerns Indicator
Low participation of Increase participation of % of targeted youth
youth in the promotion youth in the promotion of advocacy
of youth rights and youth rights and welfare, issues/concerns
welfare, inclusive inclusive governance, and mainstreamed in
governance, and active active citizenship. multi-media platforms
citizenship. with youth
participation

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: ENVIRONMENT

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation in the planning, implementation, monit
adaptation and mitigation and DRRM, with the use of new technolo
Youth Development Performance
Objectives
Concerns Indicator
Low participation of Increase number of youth % of identified youth
youth practicing members in organizations and youth
environmental involved in: Environment organizations
management protection; Biodiversity participation to Solid
conservation; climate change Waste Management
mitigation and adaptation;
smart cities; disaster risk
reduction and management;
Increase number of youth
practicing proper: waste
management and pollution
control; resource
conservation and
environmental protection;
Reduction and management
of climate and disaster risks
 reduction and management;
Increase number of youth
practicing proper: waste
management and pollution
control; resource
conservation and
environmental protection;
Reduction and management
of climate and disaster risks
% of identified youth
and youth
organizations
participated; 100% of
targeted SK-managed
gardens established

CENTER OF PARTICIPATION: GLOBAL MOBILITY

Agenda Statement: Advance youth participation in mobility within and beyond ASEAN t
Youth Development employment opportunities, and continuing professional developme
Objectives Performance Indicator
Concerns
Low participation of Increase number of youth % of youth
youth in global mobility professionals in line with professionals
due to limited international standards of participated in
opportunities to supprt practice profession activities in line with
youth exposures/ international
immersion standards of practice
ininternational profession
exchange, cooperation,
partnership, and
linkages
Low participation of Increase number of youth % of youth
youth in global mobility professionals in line with professionals
due to limited international standards of participated in
opportunities to supprt practice profession activities in line with
youth exposures/ international
immersion standards of practice
ininternational profession
exchange, cooperation,
partnership, and
linkages

GRAND TOTAL

Prepared and Adopted By:

KLEINT A. LAGRIO BRYAN N. CAYABAN

SK Chairperson SK Member

CAREN JOY D. MARIANO

SK Member

Noted By:

HON. MAXIMINIANO P. OBENA

Punong Barangay

Reviewed By:

HON. LYKA ANGELA E. POSIDIO, RMT ENGR. MICHELLE H. BAYAU

SK Federation President CPDO
 Republic of the Philippines
CITY OF SANTIAGO
BARANGAY LUNA
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN
COMPREHENSIVE BARANGAY YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN (CBYDP) CY 2022-2024

multi-sensitive, multisectoral, and inclusive programs, projects, activities and services on health and
rns- that promote the youth's health and well-being as well as address their sexual and non-sexual r
Target

2022 2023 2024

KK Members KK Members KK Members

 100% increase
100% increase of of youth
100% increase of youth
youth practicing practicing
practicing healthy lifestyle
healthy lifestyle and healthy lifestyle
and good practices on
good practices on and good
phyical hygiene
phyical hygiene practices on
phyical hygiene

evelopmental, quality, and relevant formal, non-formal and informal lifelong learning and training; pre
ent workplaces and to emerging trends,Target
and technologies.

2022 2023 2024

80% increase in 80% increase in

80% increase in
participation in participation in
participation in education
education education

as empowred employees and/or entrepreneurs who are productively engaged in gainful and decen
emplyment, undue contractualization, occupational hazards, and child labor.
 Target

2022 2023 2024

100% of qualified 100% of 100% of qualified young

young entrepreneurs qualified young entrepreneurs provided
provided with needed entrepreneurs with needed support
support provided with
needed support

d just society that affords them with equal and equitable opportunity, social security and protection i
hnicity, religion, and socio-cultural-economic status

Target

2022 2023 2024

100% of targeted 100% of 100% of targeted youth
youth participated targeted youth participated
participated

man security, including participation in peacebuilding and conflict prevention and management initia
nity to contribute to national peace andTarget
unity.
 2022 2023 2024

60% of identified youth 70% of 80% of identified youth

participated in various identified youth participated in various
peace advocacy participated in peace advocacy activities
activities various peace
advocacy
activities

hrough their involvement in local and national politics, and the government bureaucracy through pro
Target

2022 2023 2024

100%
100% attendance to attendance to 100% attendance to
training ans Seminars training ans training ans Seminars
Seminars
 100% of
100% of identified identified youth
100% of identified youth
youth attended; attended;
attended; Established
Established Established
transparency and
transparency and transparency
excellence in youth
excellence in youth and excellence
governance
governance in youth
governance

100% of
100% of identified identified youth
100% of identified youth
youth attended; attended;
attended; Established
Established Established
transparency and
transparency and transparency
excellence in youth
excellence in youth and excellence
governance
governance in youth
governance

evelopment and nation building through meaningful, active, sustainable, productive, and patriotic eng
ss), and values formation (compassionTarget
and social responsibility) towards promoting the rights and w
2022 2023 2024
 100% of targeted 100% of 100% of targeted youth
youth advocacy targeted youth advocacy
issues/concerns advocacy issues/concerns
mainstreamed in multi- issues/concern mainstreamed in multi-
media plaforms with s mainstreamed media plaforms with
youth participation in multi-media youth participation
plaforms with
youth
participation

100% of identified 100% of 100% of identified youth

youth attended identified youth attended
attended

implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of child and youth-friendly programs, policies and activit
he use of new technologies and indigenous knowledge, so as to promote sustainable natiral ecosyst
Target
2022 2023 2024
100% of identified 100% of 100% of identified youth
youth and YO identified youth and YO participated to
participated to Solid and YO Solid Waste Management
Waste Management participated to
Solid Waste
Management
 % of identified youth % of identified % of identified youth and
and youth youth and youth youth organizations
organizations organizations participated; 100% of
participated; 100% of participated; targeted SK-managed
targeted SK-managed 100% of gardens established
gardens established targeted SK-
managed
gardens
established

n and beyond ASEAN through balanced and mutually-beneficial cross-border cultural, educational, s
ofessional development; international cooperation
Target and other institutional linkages and partnership in
2022 2023 2024
100% of youth 100% of youth 100% of youth
professionals professionals professionals participated
participated in participated in in activities in line with
activities in line with activities in line international standards of
international standards with practice profession
of practice profession international
standards of
practice
profession
 100% of youth 100% of youth 100% of youth
professionals professionals professionals participated
participated in participated in in activities in line with
activities in line with activities in line international standards of
international standards with practice profession
of practice profession international
standards of
practice
profession

RYAN N. CAYABAN MARK DELMER B. CORILLA

SK Member SK Member

JONA N. SUDARIA
SK Member

MICHELLE H. BAYAUA RAUL R. MELEGRITO, MBA, JD

CPDO CLGOO
AN
(CBYDP) CY 2022-2024

vities and services on health and health risks protection- with consideration of nutrition,
ess their sexual and non-sexual risk-taking behaviors.

Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)

Seminar for Mental Health

Awareness
 HEALTHY AND ACTIVE LIFESTYLE
PROMOTIONS PROGRAM: Project
55,000
BOLA; Trops Ka ni SK! Anti- Drug
and Smoking Campaign

Sub-total 55,000

lifelong learning and training; prepare graduates to be competitive and responsive to local,

Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)

Project KASAMA: Kalinga sa mga

Mag-aaral; Project GABAY: Genuine
50,000
Assistance for the Betterment and
Activeness of the Youths;

Sub-Total 50,000

ely engaged in gainful and decent work and/or businesses, and protected from work-related
ild labor.
 Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)

Project KAISAKA: Kasangga ni SK 5,000

Livelihood Program

Sub-Total 5,000

y, social security and protection in all aspect of development, regardless of their gender,

Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)

Barangay Luna Kabataan Night: 5,000

Sigaw ng Kabataan Ating Pakinggan

Sub-Total 5,000

revention and management initiatives, and public order and safety efforts, as well as in

Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)
 Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)

Project KSP: Kapayapaan, 5,000

Seguridad at Proteksyon para sa
mga Kabataan

Sub-Total 5,000

rnment bureaucracy through programs, projects and activities by and for the youth.

Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)

SK Seminar and Trainings 24,862.50

 SK Office Improvement Project and 15,000
Office Supplies

Meetings and Assemblies; Other 73,287.50

Forms of Mobilization

Sub-Total 113,150

able, productive, and patriotic engagement in civil society, social mobilization, volunteerism
wards promoting the rights and welfare of youth.
Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)
 Barangay Luna Youth Talent 5,000
Festivity

Linggo ng Kabataan 20,000

Sub-Total 25,000

dly programs, policies and activities on environmental protection, climate change

omote sustainable natiral ecosystems and smarter communities, biodiversity conservation,
Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)
Project MAKABATA: Malinis na 5,000
Kapaligiran para sa mga BATA
 Project GREEN: Growing, Restoring, 5,000
Engaging Environmental Nation for
the Youths Tree Planting Activity

Sub-Total 10,000

oss-border cultural, educational, scientific exchanges; qualification equivalencies,

tional linkages and partnership in order to contribute to knowledge transfer and cultivate
Budget
PPAs
(ANNUAL)
Conduct of Barangay State of the 5,000
Youth Address
Conduct of Barangay State of the 5,000
Youth Address

Sub-Total 5,000
273150.00

CRISTIAN P. SUDARIA
SK Member

ERICK MARC T. SAET

SK Member

HON. ATTY. ALYSSA SHEENA P. TAN,CPA

City Mayor
- with consideration of nutrition,

Period of Implementation
Person/s Responsible

SK Council, Barangay Nurse,

Barangay Health Workers, SB-
January to December
Committee Chair on Health,
Health Service Providers
 SK Council, Barangay Nurse,
Barangay Health Workers,
Barangay Nutrition Scholar,
January to December SB-Committee Chair on
Health, BADAC, Barangay
Nutrition Council, Health
Service Providers

competitive and responsive to local,

Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

SK Council, BCPC,
Elementary Teachers, Child
Development Worker, SB-
January to December
Committee Chair on
Education, Education
Stakeholders

ses, and protected from work-related

 Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

January to December SK Council, SB- Committee

Chair on Livelihood, RIC,
Livelihood Stakeholders

ment, regardless of their gender,

Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

April SK Council, SB- Committee

Chair on Peace and Order,
Youth Organizations, BCPC

and safety efforts, as well as in

Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

 Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

October SK Council, SB- Committee

Chair on Peace and Order,
Barangay Tanods, Youth
Organizations, BCPC, BPOC,
BADAC

ctivities by and for the youth.

Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

January to December SK Council

 January to December SK Council

January to December SK Council

ty, social mobilization, volunteerism

Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

 May or December SK Council, Youth
Organizations, BCPC, Other
Stakeholders

August SK Council, Youth

Organizations, BCPC, Other
Stakeholders

protection, climate change

munities, biodiversity conservation,
Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

January to December SK Council, SB- Committee

Chair on Environment and
Agriculture, Environmental
Organizations, BDRRMC,
Other Stakeholders
 July to August SK Council, SB- Committee
Chair on Environment and
Agriculture, Environmental
Organizations, BDRRMC,
Other Stakeholders

ualification equivalencies,
knowledge transfer and cultivate
Period of Implementation Person/s Responsible

January to December SK Council, Youth

Organizations, Other
Stakeholders
 January to December SK Council, Youth
Organizations, Other
Stakeholders

BOBBY LEO D. GUERRERO JR.

SK Member

RC T. SAET