Presentation For MC07-2023 (Year1) - V24-For FYI of FOs

RATIONALE FOR REVISING THE
PROGRAM POLICY
• The Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) continues to be the Department of Social
Welfare and Development (DSWD) lead livelihood capability-building program
for poor, vulnerable, and marginalized households and communities, to help
improve their socio-economic conditions through accessing and acquiring necessary
assets to engage in and maintain thriving livelihoods.
• The SLP developed the revised guidelines to support said streamlining and
simplification efforts through the conduct of review and analysis for its main
implementation guidelines, the Memorandum Circular No 22, series of 2019, as
well as proposing amendments/enhancement to the SLP Program design
specifically the SLP's timeline and duration for its regular and referral implementation
process as well as its current cost parameters for its livelihood interventions and
sustainability.
RATIONALE FOR REVISING THE
PROGRAM POLICY
• Additionally, based on the results of the Spot-Checking and

Assessment Activity conducted by the NPMO-PMES last
September to December 2022, supports the notion for policy
enhancement and procedural review and re-engineering.
• A number of recommendations (ref. Spot Check Report December

2022) were provided by the RPMOs for the enhancement of
Program policy and procedural sequence.
POLICY ISSUES / THRUSTS AND
PRIORITIES
● Expediting and enhancing the Implementation of the

Department of Social Welfare and Development's
Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP); and
● Sustainability of SLPA Projects and Organization.

SALIENT FEATURES OF THE
REVISED SLP GUIDELINES
 Expedited Timeline (from point of contact to release of grants)
 Higher Cost Parameter (for associations)
 Intensified and Tiered Capability Building Activities approach.
 Extended Incubation Period for Sustainability (additional Years 3-5)
 Sustainability-focused Plan & Matrix
 Year 1 is nearly similar to MC 22 ( except the RRC)
 Expanded implementation, monitoring, and new rounds of
interventions focused on project and organizational sustainability.
SUMMARY OF THE EXPEDITED TIMELINE
Current Timeline Revised Timeline
(Memorandum Circular No. 22, s. (Memorandum Circular No. 07, s.
SLP Stages 2019) 2023)
Referrals/ Referrals/Walk-
Regular Regular
Walk-in in
Pre-implementation 4 working days - (6 month prior to Year 1) -
13 working 8.5 working 7.5 working days 4.5 working days

Social Preparation Stages (starting at profiling and
days days (starting at SLP Assembly)
assessment)
Resource Mobilization 18 working 8 working days 8 working days

11 working days
Stages days (ending at grant releasing) (ending at grant releasing)
Total Day from the

35 working 19.5 working 15.5 working 12.5 working
Participants’ Engagement
days days days days
until Release of Grants
SLP SUSTAINABILITY PLAN
SLP SUSTAINABILITY PLAN
STATUS UPDATE
 Memorandum Circular (MC) No. 07 Series 2023 was approved by the Secretary
on March 31, 2023, and the same was circulated by the AS-Records and Archives
Management Division to DSWD OBSUs via e-mail on April 12, 2023.
 MC 07 s2023 is for publication in the Official Gazette, in accordance with EO

No. 292-1987 (Administrative Code of the Philippines) and DSWD AO No. 04
series of 2020, and deposit to the University of the Philippines – Laws Center.
 The Guidance on Effectivity of MC 07 s2023 and its Implications to SLP

Implementation was signed by the Secretary on May 19, 2023, and issued to
the Field Offices on May 22, 2023.
LEGAL BASIS
Inclusion of RA 11310
Act of Institutionalizing the
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino
Program (4Ps) Inclusion of RA 11291
Act of Providing for a Magna
Carta of the Poor
Inclusion of RA 11032 MR. LUIS DANIEL S. DE LA CRUZ

Ease of Doing Business OIC-Division Chief, Operations Division
and Efficient Government Service SLP-NPMO
Delivery Act of 2018
ELIGIBLE SLP PARTICIPANTS
SLP is open to every Filipino Maximum of two (2)

family especially the poor, members per household
marginalized, vulnerable and but must pursue different
disadvantaged. tracks
SLP operates in ALL REGIONS Listahanan-identified

and PROVINCES, and treats all poor households
MUNICIPALITIES and
BARANGAYS as potential areas to
implement its various programs.
SLP TRACKS
The Sustainable Livelihood Program shall facilitate interventions through two tracks:
MICRO-ENTERPRISE
DEVELOPMENT
Participants who exhibit potential MD Modalities
and willingness for entrepreneurship Seed Capital Fund (SCF)
may opt to proceed with the *P20,000 for Association Enterprise/
Micro-enterprise Development track. 15,000 for Individual Enterprise
Skills Training (ST)
* P15,000 per participant
Cash for Building Livelihood Assets Fund (CBLAF)
*100% of prevailing regional wage
SLP TRACKS
The Sustainable Livelihood Program shall facilitate interventions through two tracks:
EMPLOYMENT
FACILITATION
Participants who are qualified and ready
for available employment opportunities
may opt to proceed with the Employment
EF Modalities Facilitation track.
Employment Assistance Fund (EAF)
*P5,000 per participant
Skills Training Fund (STF)
*P15,000 per participant
SLP IMPLEMENTATION FOR YEAR 1 (PUNLA)
For Regular SLP
The program shall operate through

four (4) major stages:
TIMELINE | FOR SLP ASSOCIATION
(6 months • Pre-Implementation Stage

prior to
Year 1)
15.5 • Social Preparation Stage

7.5 days
working
days
• Resource Mobilization Stage
8 days
*Timeline presented is the estimated Project Implementation for one (1) SLPA.
Implementation Process for Individual Referrals
The program shall operate through
Three (3) major stages:
TIMELINE | FOR INDIVIDUAL REFERRALS
• Social Preparation Stage

4.5 days
12.5
working
days • Resource Mobilization Stage
8 days
TIMELINE | PROVISION OF SLP ASSISTANCE
For participants who are

organized into SLP Associations (SLPAs)
from SLP assembly to grant releasing
15.5
For participants tagged as

walk-in client or referral (individual)
from profiling and assessment to grant
12.5
releasing (working days)
*For participants under special cases:

It depends on the timelines set by the concerned government task-forces, but usually these are expedited.
6 months*
PRE-IMPLEMENTATION STAGE
The Pre-implementation stage involves coordination with various stakeholders to obtain

relevant information to be able to identify project areas of implementation.
*This stage shall be done six (6) months before the start of Year 1 of SLP implementation.
Preparation of Data Coordination with City/

and Information Municipality and Barangay
for Targeting Stakeholders

Preparation of Regional, Provincial and City/Municipal Livelihood

5 Assets and Market Map (R/P/C/MLAMM)
22-10-5-10 Review of Pantawid Households’Profile
6 Prioritization of Project Barangays
Preparation of Regional, Provincial and City/Municipal Livelihood
1
Assets and Market Map (R/P/C/MLAMM)
2
regional level
GSPO and PSPO to prepare provincial level
RLAMM based on obtained information
from regional government investments PC to prepare PLAMM
from the government sector and programs detailing livelihood assets and
3
and services offered by the private sector. markets found in the RLAMM
which are available in the
province, mapping other
municipal level programs and services of the
IPDO to prepare C/MLAMM government and private sector
detailing livelihood assets and in the province.
markets found in the PLAMM which
Note: The IPDO shall ensure are available in the city/municipality,
coordination with LGU Offices mapping other programs and services
such as PESO, MAO, CTECs,
and Negosyo Centers, among
of the government and private sector
others. in the city/municipality.
Unified Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
or Regional MOA
*pre-requisite

30 Days
Coordination Meeting with the C/MLGU For city/municipality
with existing MOA
or SIA
Engagement with Barangay Stakeholders
60 Days
Community Economic Activities at the Barangay Level For city/municipality
without existing MOA
or SIA
Community Economic Activities at the Barangay Level
1Interview with the

Barangay Captain/
Officers using the Local
2 Survey for the
Viable
Microenterprise
Scouting Matrix Assessment (VMA)
4 Presentation of
Menu of Viable
3 Analysis of Data from
VMA and Development of
Menu of Viable MD
Projects
MD Projects Livelihood Asset
Package
COMMUNITY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
Local Viable Livelihood

Scouting Microenterprise Asset
Matrix Assessment Package

- Schedule an interview with the Barangay Captain or any Barangay Officer
- Identify the top livelihood within the barangay or area based on the ff: a) the livelihood is
1 operational at the minimum of 13 months; b) the livelihood is profitable; c) included in the Barangay
Development Plan
- Rank the livelihood, maximum of 5 and minimum of 3 viable livelihood
- Accomplish the Local Scouting Worksheet to identify respondents for the next tool (survey)

- Conduct the survey on the 3 enterprise-owner per each livelihood using
the survey form
4 - The IPDO shall ensure quality completion of the survey accomplished by
the barangay volunteers
- The IPDO shall analyze the data gathered using the tool using the SWOT
methodology to identify the viable association or individual enterprise

- Each viable livelihood shall have a Livelihood Asset Package
- The final Livelihood Asset Package shall be presented to the Barangay Captain/ Representative
-
for vetting
Upon the conduct of MEDT 1, the menu of viable MD projects and its Livelihood Asset Package
1
shall be presented to provide informed decision-making to the SLP Association or Individual
walk-in/ referral in choosing a viable enterprise
INDICATORS for VIABLE MD PROJECTS
Indicators Definition
Sustained net income/profit of at least 15% of project margin for 3
Profit/Net Income months or more, or
must be at least equal to the latest national/regional poverty line.
Established market demand With identified list of customers (clustered; grouped) who regularly
(buyers/customers) purchase/avail the offered products/services.
Cost and accessibility of raw With identified list of suppliers (clustered; grouped) of inputs and nearest
materials/ inputs location.
Required trainings for the List of required training for the participants in able to sustain/grow the
Participants operation of the enterprise.
Established market/value chain from supplier to enterprise to customers
Accessibility of the enterprise /
(existence of farm to market roads, partnership with logistics/hauling
strategic location
companies, etc.)
List of barangay requirements and corresponding fees that the
Institutional concerns
participants need to comply in able to operate in the area.
At least a year of continued operations of microenterprise with
Operational Microenterprise
sustained/growing sales, and/or assets.
INDICATORS for VIABLE MD PROJECTS
Indicators Definition
Projects with short gestation
periods, fast sales turn-over, labor Projects with return on investment/ gained positive
intensive and requiring less capital income within 1-2 months upon establishment.
outlay
With additional income from diversification and/or
Diversification
expansion of products/services.
Documents for formal business setup (with registrations,
Legal entity of enterprise
permits, etc.)
Demonstrated resilience during
pandemic, disaster, or ability to Regained profits after encounter with shocks.
withstand possible shocks and threats
With sufficient distance from competitors within the Association
Low market competition
barangay. Enterprise
With established partnership with network linkages
Building strong partnership through cooperation agreements, contracts, etc.
(institutional buyer)
7.5 working days
SOCIAL PREPARATION STAGE
The Social Preparation stage shall springboard a collective and participatory process to foster a sense of
ownership, co-ownership and social responsibility among the program participants. It also provides an opportunity
to build and enhance the capability and resources of interested program participants to use in starting a
microenterprise.
SLP Name-Matching in SLPA Capability Building Project

Assembly the Listahanan Formation Activities – Basic and Proposal
Database and Shortened Training Preparation and
Securing Letter of Issuance of
Intent CoA to SLPAs

Intent CoA to SLPAs
Accomplishment of SLP Data Privacy Consent and Confidentiality Agreement

(RA 10173 or Data Privacy Act of 2012)
1.5 SLP Orientation

Securing Letter of Intent (LOI)
Livelihood Skills Assessment Form (LSAF) Administration with Track Selection
Conduct of SLP Assembly
Signing SLP Data
Privacy Consent
1
SLP Orientation
2
Form
In compliance with the R.A. No. 10173 or Presentation of the general
the Data Privacy Act (DPA) of 2012 description of SLP, program
tracks, program modalities,
and requirements for pursuing
3
participation in SLP
Note: For those who are not interested
to continue the program, the IPDO shall
secure their signed waiver.
Securing Letter
of Intent
Conduct of SLP Assembly
4 Administration of
SLP Profile Form
Up-to-date information by the
participants and be able to identify
their initial SLP track based on their
Start of
encoding to
5 Administration of
Livelihood Skills
Assessment Form
experiences and interest SLP Information
System Participant shall accomplish
the LSAF either for MD track
or EF track
Secure Waiver
For those who are not interested to continue
the program

Intent CoA to SLPAs
Name matching in SLP/Listahanan Database

0.5 Administration of Household Assessment Form

Intent CoA to SLPAs
Organizational Development Training

(2 days) 3
Leadership Training
(1 day)

Intent CoA to SLPAs
Micro-enterprise Development Training (MEDT)

Presentation of Menu of Viable Projects MD Track 0.5
Shortened Basic Employment Skills Training (BEST)
Presentation of Employment Opportunities EF Track

Intent CoA to SLPAs
Project Proposal Preparation 2

Preparation of Certificate of Eligibility (COE)
SOCIAL PREPARATION
Withdrawal of Program Participants and SLPA

Intent CoA to SLPAs
IPDO shall secure waiver The SLPA shall issue a resolution for the
from the participants who are no longer acceptance of the withdrawal of the member/s
interested to participate in the program. and transmit this officially to the IPDO.
Withdrawal before/ during SLPA Formation Withdrawal after SLPA Formation

8 working days
RESOURCE MOBILIZATION STAGE
The Resource Mobilization Stage involves the (i) assessment of proposed livelihood projects to
ensure feasibility and economic viability and (ii) release of grants to the program participants/SLPAs.
The final outputs for this Stage are the approved Mungkahing Proyekto and the actual provision of
SLP modalities.
Project Proposal Processing of

Review and Approval Proposals and
Release of Grants

Release of Grants
Project Proposal Review

1-3
Project Proposal Approval

Release of Grants
Obligation and preparation of checks

Conduct of Financial Literacy session before the release of grants 5
Provision of SLP modalities
Grant Utilization Reporting
Processing and Validity of the
Certificate of Eligibility (COE) and Certificate of Accreditation (COA)
IPDO prepares and signs

the COE to attest that all required
activities are undertaken with the
necessary MOVs PC countersigns the
COE after the review of
the Mungkahing Proyekto
• RPC signs the COE and the

Mungkahing Proyekto
Processing and Validity of
the Certificate of Eligibility (COE) and Certificate of Accreditation (COA)
preparation
of the COE by the IPDO
1
(integral component of the SLP processes)
COE to be issued to the
SLPAs/ program
participants organized by
SLP once selection
2
process
is completed
3
issuance of COA by the SU to all SLPAs
with COE that were endorsed by the
SLP-RPC and SU representative
COA to be signed by the RD

or his/her Officer-in-Charge
Processing and Validity of
the Certificate of Accreditation (COA)
SLP participants
under EF Track do not need
• COA to be forwarded to the SLP-
RPMO by the SU to be issued with COA
4
• SLP-RPMO to submit COA to
Cash Unit for the preparation of
checks
3 years from the date of
issuance or until the
project is completed or
cancelled, whichever come
earlier
1st 3 months of project
implementation
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION STAGE
Once the project is funded, it shall be implemented according to the approved Mungkahing Proyekto. The
IPDO shall supervise project implementation, along with other DSWD programs and partner institutions.
Project Capability Building

Activities – Advanced
Supervision
Training

Supervision
Training
Within
90 Days Grant Utilization Monitoring and Reporting
after release of grants
Within
90 Days
the start of enterprise Micro-Enterprise Operations and Employment Monitoring
operations or employment

Supervision
Training
Advanced Training for MD Advanced Training for EF

(SLPA and Individual Referrals) (EF Participants)
For MD Track (3 working days) For EF Track (4 working days)
SLP Competency-Based Assessment (2 working days)

SLP Referral Process
COVERAGE
Individual/group/ Individual/group/ Individuals Individuals

Walk-in client/s who
association or association or seeking go to any seeking
SLP-NPMO
organization organization livelihood or DSWD livelihood
FO seeking
referred to the referred to the assistance at the livelihood
assistance at the
assistance
SLP-NPMO SLP-RPMO SLP-NPMO SLP-RPMO
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Issued with Certificate of
For EF Track participant: Eligibility (COE) as proof
Must be at least 18 years old that the referred individual
upon employment, following or walk-in client underwent
legal employment standards the required processes of
the Program
For MD Track participants: Included in the Listahanan

Must be at least 16 years old, database and tagged as poor or
with written legal consent from assessed as poor through the
the parents or legal guardians administration of Household
Assessment Form (HAF)
MD Modality
Seed Capital Fund (SCF) *P15,000
MICRO-ENTERPRISE
DEVELOPMENT TRACK
Participants who exhibit potential and
willingness for entrepreneurship may opt
to proceed with the
Micro-enterprise Development track
EF Modality
Employment Assistance Fund (EAF) *P5,000
EMPLOYMENT
FACILITATION TRACK
Participants who are qualified and ready
for available employment opportunities
may opt to proceed with the
Employment Facilitation track.
Implementation Process for Individual Referrals
TIMELINE | PROVISION OF SLP ASSISTANCE
For participants who are

organized into SLP Associations (SLPAs)
from SLP assembly to grant releasing
15.5
For participants tagged as

walk-in client or referral (individual)
from profiling and assessment to grant
12.5
releasing (working days)
*For participants under special cases:

It depends on the timelines set by the concerned government task-forces, but usually these are expedited.
COVERAGE

SLP-NPMO
organization organization livelihood or DSWD livelihood
FO seeking
referred to the referred to the assistance at the livelihood
assistance at the
assistance
SOCIAL PREPARATION 4.5 working days
For Individual/group/association or organization who is referred to the SLP-N/RPMO by another individual,
group, organization, or office such as LGUs, NGAs, SUCs, CSOs, Self-Governing Boards and
Commissions, among others
SOCIAL PREPARATION 5 working days
For Individual/group/association or organization who is referred to the SLP-NPMO by another individual,
Preparatory Profiling and Name Matching in the Capability Project Proposal

activities at the assessment Listahanan Database Building Preparation
level of SLP-NPMO and Administration of
HAF, if applicable
SOCIAL PREPARATION
For Individual/group/association or organization who is referred to the SLP-NPMO by another individual,

HAF, if applicable
Coordination with the referring party

Endorsement of the referral from SLP-NPMO to Field Offices
(FO) through the SLP-RPMO
SOCIAL PREPARATION
For Individual/group/association or organization who is referred to the SLP-RPMO by another individual,

level of SLP-RPMO and Administration of
HAF, if applicable
Coordination with the referring party

NOTE:
For individual/group/association or organization
referred to the SLP-N/RPMO by another individual,
group, organization, or office such as LGUs, NGAs,
SUCs, CSOs, Self-Governing Boards and
Commissions, among others, the SLP-N/RPMO shall
coordinate with the referring party to gather more
Profiling and information about the referral, if needed, then
assessment proceed to the profiling and assessment of the
referred individuals.
SOCIAL PREPARATION

HAF, if applicable
Data Consent Administration
1 SLP Orientation
Securing Letter of Intent (LOI)
SLP Profile Administration
Livelihood Skills Assessment Form (LSAF) Administration with Track Selection
Profiling and Assessment
Signing SLP Data
Privacy Consent
1
SLP Orientation
2
Form
3
to continue the program, the IPDO shall
Securing Letter
of Intent
4 Administration of
SLP Profile Form
Up-to-date information by the
their initial SLP track based on their
5 Administration of
Livelihood Skills
Assessment Form
experiences and interest
Participant shall accomplish
the LSAF either for MD track
or EF track
Secure Waiver
For those who are not interested to continue
the program
SOCIAL PREPARATION

HAF, if applicable
Name matching in Pantawid/

0.5 Listahanan/SLP Database
Administration of Household Assessment
Form
SOCIAL PREPARATION

HAF, if applicable

MD Track
Presentation of Menu of Viable Projects or C/MLAMM

0.5
Presentation of Employment Opportunities
(based on Market Map of Employment Facilitation found in C/MLAMM)
EF Track
SOCIAL PREPARATION

HAF, if applicable
Project Proposal Preparation for Micro-enterprise Development

(Preparation of Modality Application Form & Mungkahing Proyekto) MD Track
Project Proposal Preparation for Employment Facilitation
(Preparation of Mungkahing Proyekto) EF Track
2
Preparation of Certificate of Eligibility
COVERAGE

SLP-NPMO
organization who organization who livelihood or DSWD livelihood
FO seeking
is referred to the is referred to the assistance at the livelihood
assistance at the
assistance
4.5 working days
SOCIAL PREPARATION
For Individuals seeking livelihood assistance at the SLP-NPMO
5 working days
SOCIAL PREPARATION
Profiling and Capability Project Proposal

assessment Building Preparation
Activities to be undertaken by the SLP-NPMO:

1. Data Consent Administration
2. SLP Orientation
3. Securing Letter of Intent (LOI)
4. Administration of SLP Profile Form
5. Name-matching in the Listahanan database and SLP
database
6. Endorsement of the referral to the Field Offices (FO)
Activities to be undertaken by the SLP-RPMO:

Profiling and 7. Request NHTS to administer HAF
assessment 8. Livelihood Skills Assessment Form (LSAF)
Administration with Track Selection
9. Capability Building
MEDT 1 (MD Track) Shortened BEST (EF Track)
2 10. Project Proposal Preparation
(Activities at the SLP-NPMO)
Signing SLP Data

Privacy Consent
1
SLP Orientation
2
Form
3
to continue the program, the PDO shall
Securing Letter
of Intent
4
(Activities at the SLP-NPMO)
5
Administration of
SLP Profile Form Name-matching in
Up-to-date information by the the Listahanan and
their initial SLP track based on their SLP databases
experiences and interest
To determine if the individual is
poor 4Ps and already received
with SLP assistance
Endorsement of
individual referrals to
the FO
For profiling and assessment at the SLP-
RPMO
(Activities at the SLP-RPMO)
Administration of
Request NHTS to
6
Livelihood Skills
7
administer HAF Assessment Form
For individuals who are not 4Ps HHs Participant shall accomplish
who accomplished the SLP Profile Form the LSAF either for MD track
or EF track
Note: If assessed as poor, proceed to
LSAF administration. For those non-poor, Note: For those referrals endorsed by
provide feedback to the referred individual SLP-NPMO as poor 4Ps, the IPDO may
proceed to the administration of LSAF
(For attendees who decided

Secure Waiver not to continue in every activity)
MEDT (For attendees under MD Track)
BEST (For attendees under EF Track)

5 working days
SOCIAL PREPARATION


MD Track
Presentation of Menu of Viable Projects or C/MLAMM

0.5
Presentation of Employment Opportunities
(based on Market Map of Employment Facilitation found in C/MLAMM)
EF Track
5 working days
SOCIAL PREPARATION

Project Proposal Preparation for Micro-enterprise Development

(Preparation of Modality Application Form & Mungkahing Proyekto) MD Track
Project Proposal Preparation for Employment Facilitation
(Preparation of Modality Application Form & Mungkahing Proyekto) EF Track
2
Preparation of Certificate of Eligibility
5 working days
SOCIAL PREPARATION
For Individuals seeking livelihood assistance at the SLP-RPMO
NOTE:
For individuals seeking livelihood assistance at

the SLP-RPMO, the SLP-RPMO shall follow the
following processes:
1. Signing of SLP Data Consent Administration
2. SLP Orientation
3. Securing Letter of Intent (LOI)
4. Administration of SLP Profile Form
Profiling and
5. Name-matching in the Listahanan database
assessment
6. Livelihood Skills Assessment Form (LSAF)
Administration with Track Selection

Release of Grants

Release of Grants
Project Proposal Review

1-3
Project Proposal Approval

Release of Grants
Obligation and preparation of checks

Conduct of Financial Literacy session before the release of grants 5
Provision of SLP modalities
Grant Utilization Reporting
Processing and Validity of the
Certificate of Eligibility (COE)
IPDO prepares and signs

the COE to attest that all required
activities are undertaken with the
necessary MOVs PC countersigns the
COE after the review of
the Mungkahing Proyekto
• RPC signs the COE and the

Mungkahing Proyekto
1st 3 months of project
implementation
Once the project is funded, it shall be implemented according to the approved Mungkahing Proyekto. The
IPDO shall supervise project implementation, along with other DSWD programs and partner institutions.

Supervision
Training

Supervision
Training
Within
60 Days Grant Utilization Monitoring and Reporting
after release of grants Encoding in the SLP Database
Within
60 Days
the start of enterprise Micro-Enterprise Operations and Employment Monitoring
operations or employment

Supervision
Training
Advanced Micro-Enterprise Development

Advanced Employment Skills
Training (MEDT II)
Training (EST II)
Basic Business Management Training
For MD Track (2 working days) For EF Track (1 working day)
Summary of
Agreements
from
Day 1 to Day 3
(May 30-June 1, 2023)
Guidance on the
Effectivity of MC 07
series of 2023
Summary of Agreements
1. The SLP-NPMO shall issue a clarificatory

memorandum on the concerns related to 60-40
target allocation ratio to explicitly state that the
60% for 4Ps HH is maximum and fund source
stated in the implication of MC 07 for the
monitoring and assessment activities to the
participants.
Finalization of FOM and
its Tools/Templates
1. The SLP-NPMO shall cascade the FOM and its

corresponding tools to the FOs on or before 15 June
2023 with corresponding administration guide. This
includes the capacity building modules and tools
which shall be consulted with the SLP-RPMO prior
to inclusion in the FOM.
2. The SLP-NPMO will schedule training sessions on

the updated SLP IS reflecting MC-07 s. 2023,
particularly on the inclusion of unique codes such as
SLP Participant ID number, among others.
Coordination with
Standards Bureau
1. The SLP-NPMO shall consult with the Standards

Bureau on the:
a. extension of the validity of CoA from 3 years to

5 years to be aligned with the SLP Sustainability
Plan; and
b. roles of RRC per M.C. 26, series of 2020.
Opening of SLPA Bank
Account
1. The SLP-NPMO to explore possible partnership with

BSP regarding the opening of bank accounts of SLPAs.
2. The SLP-RPMO to communicate with SLP-NPMO any

concerns with LBP for onward endorsement to LBP
Central Office for their appropriate action and
coordination to the concerned branch.
Cascading of MC 07
series of 2023 at the FO
Level
1. The SLP-RPMO may request for a Resource Person

on the roll-out of MC 07 series of 2023, subject for
approval of the SLP-National Program Manager.
Capability Building
1. The SLP-NPMO will develop an SLP Learning

Competency Dictionary and Matrix that contain
the detailed description of competencies and
expected learning level to be achieved before
proceeding to the next learning year.
2. A separate TOT for Training Officers will be

organized by July to standardize the roll out of the
recently approved MC 07 s. 2023 and its tools.
Referral Concerns
1. The SLP-NPMO will stipulate in the FOM the

statement regarding the possibility of prioritizing
the barangays identified in the Barangay Ranking
Matrix. However, this may not be possible in cases
where the referred individuals are not residents in
the identified barangays.
End of Presentation for
Day 4
Thank You!
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RATIONALE FOR REVISING THE

• Additionally, based on the results of the Spot-Checking and

• A number of recommendations (ref. Spot Check Report December

● Expediting and enhancing the Implementation of the

● Sustainability of SLPA Projects and Organization.

Pre-implementation 4 working days - (6 month prior to Year 1) -

13 working 8.5 working 7.5 working days 4.5 working days

Resource Mobilization 18 working 8 working days 8 working days

Total Day from the

 MC 07 s2023 is for publication in the Official Gazette, in accordance with EO

 The Guidance on Effectivity of MC 07 s2023 and its Implications to SLP

Inclusion of RA 11032 MR. LUIS DANIEL S. DE LA CRUZ

SLP is open to every Filipino Maximum of two (2)

SLP operates in ALL REGIONS Listahanan-identified

The program shall operate through

(6 months • Pre-Implementation Stage

15.5 • Social Preparation Stage

• Social Preparation Stage

For participants who are

For participants tagged as

*For participants under special cases:

The Pre-implementation stage involves coordination with various stakeholders to obtain

Preparation of Data Coordination with City/

Preparation of Data Coordination with City/

Preparation of Regional, Provincial and City/Municipal Livelihood

Preparation of Data Coordination with City/

1Interview with the

Local Viable Livelihood

Local Viable Livelihood

Local Viable Livelihood

Local Viable Livelihood

SLP Name-Matching in SLPA Capability Building Project

SLP Name-Matching in SLPA Capability Building Project

Accomplishment of SLP Data Privacy Consent and Confidentiality Agreement

1.5 SLP Orientation

SLP Name-Matching in SLPA Capability Building Project

Name matching in SLP/Listahanan Database

SLP Name-Matching in SLPA Capability Building Project

Organizational Development Training

SLP Name-Matching in SLPA Capability Building Project

Micro-enterprise Development Training (MEDT)

SLP Name-Matching in SLPA Capability Building Project

Project Proposal Preparation 2

SLP Name-Matching in SLPA Capability Building Project

Withdrawal before/ during SLPA Formation Withdrawal after SLPA Formation

Project Proposal Processing of

Project Proposal Processing of

Project Proposal Review

Project Proposal Processing of

Obligation and preparation of checks

IPDO prepares and signs

• RPC signs the COE and the

COA to be signed by the RD

Project Capability Building

Project Capability Building

Project Capability Building

Advanced Training for MD Advanced Training for EF

For MD Track (3 working days) For EF Track (4 working days)

SLP Competency-Based Assessment (2 working days)

Individual/group/ Individual/group/ Individuals Individuals

For MD Track participants: Included in the Listahanan

For participants who are