1. Implementation

2. Information Dissemination
• Use of the different social networking sites to
introduce the issues during the first part of
the campaign. (e.g. Facebook, Twitter,
YouTube)
• Utilization of small media and mass media to
expound more on the issue and its benefits.
(tv, radio ads, leaflets, broschures, posters,
newspapers, etc. )

3. Information Dissemination
• Holding centralization conventions which will
serve as a forum for all actors to discuss the
policy.

4. Policy Monitoring & Evaluation
• Lobbying
• Consultations with the poor in order to
determine whether or not the policy was
effective.
• Statement of Assets, Liabilities and net worth
– Waiver on bank deposits (on-going bill)
• Use of Performance Indicators System in LGUs
in coordination with the DILG

5. Policy Monitoring & Evaluation
• Coordination with the Commission on Audit
– Financial performance reports (GOCC, LGU, NGA)
– Reports on salaries and allowances

6. Performance Indicators System
• Local Productivity and Performance
Measurement System (LPPMS)
– Evaluates LGUs capabilities in service delivery assess
areas for improvement.
• Local Governance Performance Management
System (LGPMS)
– Enables LGUs to monitor and assess their state of
governance (in terms of assessing performance and
productivity) and development (in terms of measuring
the outcome or progress in the locality)

7. Performance Indicators System
• Minimum Basic Needs Survey (MBN)
– Surveys administered at the barangay level to
assist LGUs in determining the basic profile and
economic status of households
• Integrated Rural Accessibility Program (ILO-
IRAP)
– Measures access time and mode of travel to
economic and social activities/facilities

8. Performance Indicators System
• Performance Indicators and Standards for
Development Administration (PISDA)
– Uses a “score card”
– indicators for:
• local government administration,
• to establish a collection and dissemination system, and
• to field test the system in several locations