for guiding purposes

1. EASE OF
DOING BUSINESS

2. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
DEFINITION
OF TERMS
EASE(n) - absence of difficulty or effort
synonyms: effortlessness, no difficulty, no trouble, no bother, facility,
facileness, simplicity
DOING (n) - the activities in which a particular
person engages
synonyms: performance, carrying out, effecting, execution, implementation
BUSINESS(n) - the practice of making one's living by
engaging in commerce
synonyms: trading, operations, marketing, dealing

3. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
DEFINITION
OF TERMS
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (n) - an index published by
the World Bank where higher rankings indicate better,
usually simpler regulations for businesses and stronger
protections of property rights.
This has meaning only when comparison between two or
more countries or local governments is made.

4. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
DEFINITION
OF TERMS
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS– It means- how easier
1) is it to start an enterprise in a country?
2) is it to get an electricity connection for industrial and commercial purpose?
3) is the access to credit for business purpose?
4) is it to enforce contractual obligation in a country?
5) is it to get a commercial disputes resolved?
6) is it to obtain project approvals from government?
7) is to get environmental clearance for a project?
8) is to make tax payments?
9) simpler are the direct taxation norms( less red tapeism)?
10) is the property registration norms?

5. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
What does it measure?

6. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
International Financial Corp’s (IFC)
2018 Ease of Doing Business Report

7. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
International Financial Corp’s (IFC)
2018 Ease of Doing Business Report
The Philippines ranked lower in the World Bank’s Ease of
Doing Business Report, placing 124th out of 190 countries
from 113th previously, largely due to higher business
registration costs and increased time for imports inspection.

8. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
FISCAL AUTONOMY
• SECTION 2. Declaration of Policy.
(a) It is the policy of the State that the territorial and political subdivisions of
the State shall enjoy genuine and meaningful local autonomy to enable
them to attain their fullest development as self-reliant communities and make
them more effective partners in the attainment of national goals.
Toward this end, the State shall provide for a more responsive and
accountable local government structure instituted through a system of
decentralization whereby local government units shall be given more
powers, authority, responsibilities, and resources. The process of
decentralization shall proceed from the national government to the local
government unit.

9. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
OUR ROLE IN IMPLEMENTING
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
Lead
Manage
Administer

10. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
Small changes that are effective when applied all together
can create a big, positive change in the organization.

11. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
Vision: Your vision explains
where you want to be at a point
in the future.
Planning: It’s your way to
demonstrate that you are thoughtful
and can think ahead — that you are
not just about the idea, but also
about its execution.

12. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
When you execute you must create value by bringing them
ideas — especially forward-looking ideas.
 Reducethenumberofpre-
requisite
 "Post-Audit"Scheme
RegulatoryInspection
within30days
SIMPLE SPEED
NumberofDaysinGettingPermits
Before 2004 Present (2012)
14 - 21 Days 20 Minutes
NumberofDaysforReleasing TD
Before 2004 Present (2012)
2-7 Days 15-30 Minutes
SERVICE
 ZERO
GraftandCorruption
Leadershipby
Example,Training,
Communication
throughTechnology,
EthicsBoard,Best
Practices
NumberofDaysforBldg Permit
Before 2004 Present (2013)
weeks to mo 1 – 2 days

13. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
1. Harnessing
technology to
eliminate graft and
corruption, and to
speed up business
processes;
coupled with…
2. ISO 9001:2008
Certified:
Benchmarked,
standardized and
institutionalized
procedures by
international yardstick
now ISO 9001:2015
+Innovative use
of technology

14. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
FIRST
in the Philippines!

15. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS

16. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
Execution: the carrying out or putting into
effect of a plan, order, or course of action.
Value Creation: giving our constituents and
/ or clients (taxpayers, citizens, partners) a
better value on the products, in our case,
services.

17. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
In Public Administration, our output will always be
PUBLIC SERVICE.
 We must continuously find ways and develop new
programs to improve the quality of local finance.
 The need to strengthen the fiscal autonomy of local
government units (LGUs) for effective deliver of
service.

18. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
The use of government
revenues
(taxes, fees and charges)
&
expenditures
(spending)
to influence economy, and
meet the macroeconomic
goals

19. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS

20. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
“Leadership and
learning are
indispensable to
each other.”
- John F. Kennedy (1963)

21. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
- Nokia’s CEO Stephen Elop (2013)

22. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
They missed out on learning,
they missed out on changing,
and thus they lost the opportunity at hand to make it big.
Not only did they miss the opportunity to earn big money,
they lost their chance of survival.

23. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
AN ACT PROMOTING EASE OF DOING BUSINESS AND EFFICIENT
DELIVERY OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9485, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE ANTI-RED TAPE
ACT OF 2007, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
The Act declares that it is the policy of the State to promote
the integrity, accountability, proper management of public
affairs and public property as well as to establish effective
practices, aimed at efficient turnaround of the delivery of
government services and the prevention of graft and
corruption in government.

24. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
Access to economic opportunities
Lower transactions costs
Less Corruption

25. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
 smaller companies and startups rely on systems that are easily
accessible and reliable to set up their businesses
 with small and medium enterprises, the more red tape that exists can
often result in obstacles that ultimately prevent them from moving
ahead with their businesses in a timely manner or discourage
individuals from pursuing businesses in their local economies.
big businesses often find it easier to set up shop
and deal with the bureaucracy of setting up a
business = this is giving opportunities for all types
of business

26. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
Transactions costs form a major part of setting up shop for
small and medium sized businesses.
Having fewer steps in the process of setting up a business along
with less bureaucracy and red tape can help small and medium
sized businesses manage their financial resources and credit.
This is giving opportunity to better manage their
finances and allocations for their post-setup
operations and the running of their actual
businesses.

27. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
with more steps and processes to go through, official systems
and channels can also face vulnerability to corruption.
simplifying the set up process for small
and medium enterprises can greatly
benefit both the government as well as the
economic environment.
it is important for local governments to consider their economic
environments alongside the processes and regulations set up for
businesses.

28. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
LEADERSHIP
BYEXAMPLE
INSTITUTIONALIZATION
OPERATION
MANUAL
COMMUNITY
P
ARTICIP
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29. Valenzuela City
Philippine Association of Local Treasurer and Assessor
(PHALTRA), Inc.
Waterfront Cebu City
26 March 2019