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Assessment Challenges
- Major reforms including the - Revision of existing rules and regulations
institutionalization of EODB and EGSD
Act, Phil Sys Act
- Varying levels of institutional capacity,
readiness, and leadership of the LGUs
- Automation of government processes
Figure 5.1 Strategic Framework to Ensure Responsive, People-centered, Technology-enabled, and Clean Governance
Strategy 1 of 4
60 71/100
Open
Percentile ranking in WGI-Voice and Budget Index Score
Accountability improved improved
Strategy 2 of 4
59 60
61 0.7/1.0
Percentile ranking in WGI-Percentile ranking in GCI Percentile ranking in
Score in Global e-GDI
Regulatory Quality WGI-Government
sustained improved
sustained Effectiveness improved
Strategy 3 of 4
Strategy 4 of 4
50 50
Percentile ranking in 38/100
Percentile ranking in WGI-Control of Score in CPI improved
Corruption Perceptions Index
Corruption improved
(CPI) improved
Legislative Agenda
Participatory governance broadened
Smart and resilient public organizations and future-ready public servants developed
Ordinary citizens take an active role in public Provision of Free Wi-Fi access in public spaces
resource management, policy and regulation
reviews Single, online platform for public information
and government services; feedback platform
CSOs participates in the local government
processes
Encourages volunteerism
Mobile and web platforms of Hotline 8888; use No tangible example available
of social media