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DBM Presentation
1. 82nd
PHALTRA Annual National Convention
ASEC. MAXINE TANYA HAMADA
Department of Budget and Management
Inclusive Development &
1
Meaningful Local Devolution
2. A History of State
Capture
2
“…the (Philippine) state apparatus has
repeatedly been choked by an anarchy
of particularistic demands from, and
particularistic actions on behalf of,
those oligarchs and cronies most
favored by its top officials…”
-Paul D. Hutchcroft
Booty Capitalism
4. 4
National Government Underspending
Poor planning
and linkage
with budgeting
Poor capacity
for program &
project design
Long & tedious
procurement
process
Poor delivery,
monitoring &
evaluation
Complicated
budget release
process
FUNDAMENTAL REASONS:
5. "Ang unang hakbang ay ang
pagkakaroon ng tuwid at tapat
na hanay ng mga pinuno…
Hinding hindi ko sasayangin
ang tiwalang ipinagkaloob
ninyo sa akin…
“Sa mga kapuspalad nating
mga kababayan, ngayon, ang
pamahalaan ang inyong
kampeon."
-President Benigno S. Aquino III
Inaugural Address
5
8. 8
Universal
Healthcare
4.09 million household
beneficiaries covered
as of June 2014
14.7 million poor &
near-poor families
covered by end-2014
Pantawid
Pamilya
Basic
Education
Infrastructure
2010 classroom & teacher
supply closed as of May 2014
to support K-12 roll-out
Spending increased to
4% of GDP in 2015 and
5% of GDP in 2016
8
Spending on the Right Priorities
9.
Third Party Report 2010 Latest Change
Transparency International 2013
Corruption Perceptions Index
134 / 178 94 / 177 +40
World Bank 2014
Ease of Doing Business
144 / 183 108 / 189 +36
World Economic Forum Global
Competitiveness Index 2014-2015
Basic Requirements Sub-Index
Pillar 1: Institutions
Pillar 2: Infrastructure
85 / 139
125 / 139
104 / 139
52 / 144
67 / 144
91 / 144
+33
+ 58
+13
IMPROVED STATE OF GOVERNANCE
9
INVESTMENT GRADE CREDIT RATINGS
11. Poverty Reduction
(INCIDENCE BY % OF POPULATION, 1st
SEMESTER)
Source: National Statistical Coordination Board (as of 4 July 2014) Note: New methodology for 2013
11
12. 12
“We have only
remained true to what
we promised our
Bosses: no one will be
left behind, as we tread
the straight path to
progress.”
President Aquino's speech on the
signing of the FY 2015 GAA
December 23, 2014
Rizal Hall, Malacañan Palace
13. 13
Huge NG Budget for Social Services
Should this be LGUs’ in the first place?
P953
billion
National Government Budget
for SOCIAL SERVICES, 2015
P390
billion
Internal Revenue
Allotment (IRA), 2015
14. 14
Inclusive Development
and Meaningful Devolution
INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT IS HINGED ON:
Ability of LGUs
to implement
programs &
projects
Greater LGU
accountability for
the results of use
of public funds
Increased voice &
vote of grassroots
communities &
local civil society
22. Bottom-Up Budgeting
(Grassroots Participatory Budgeting)
From Patronage to Empowerment:
• Giving communities a greater “voice and
vote” over the Budget
• Enable CSOs & NGOs to perform
mediating role with LGUs
• Incentivize LGU investment in PFM and
engaging communities and CSOs
• Make NG more responsive by reflecting
people’s needs in the National budget
22
23. Bottom-Up Budgeting
Empowering Communities through the Budget
Total for 2015:
From 2013: PhP 8.0B
PhP 20.9B
for 595 cities & municipalities
for 1,590 cities & municipalities
23
27. 82nd
PHALTRA Annual National Convention
Inclusive Development
27
and People Empowerment
ASEC. MAXINE TANYA HAMADA
Department of Budget and Management
