This document discusses the Seal of Good Local Governance program in the Philippines. It aims to recognize excellence and promote continuous improvement among local governments. Local governments that meet the criteria in areas like disaster preparedness, financial management, social services and business friendliness receive the Seal of Good Local Governance, which provides incentives. Those that do not meet the criteria still receive support through capacity development programs to strengthen their performance. The overall approach involves assessment, validation and conferment of the seal to qualified local governments.

1. Pagkilala sa katapatan at kahusayan ng
pamahalaang lokal

2. Raising the bar of good local
governance
2010-2013
SEAL OF GOOD
HOUSEKEEPING
SEAL OF GOOD
LOCAL GOVERNANCE
2014-
onwards

3. Partners and good local
governance
2 People want to
be involved in
planning and
monitoring
17 out of 10 want
to participate in
governance
3Bottom-up
involvement is
key Source: SWS, 2012

4. Our destination
We are now in the era of performance.
All LGUs count in this journey.

5. The Seal of Good Local Governance
Disaster
preparedness
Good financial
housekeeping
Social protection
Business-friendliness
and competitiveness
Environmental
management
Peace and order
SGH

6. Overall approach
3 + 1
principle
Assessment Validation Conferment

7. For SGLG qualified LGUs
Seal of Good
Local Governance
PCF AT IBA PA...
1PCF incentives
2Access to program
windows of NGAs
3Continuing CapDev
4Access to loans

8. For LGUs who are unable to hurdle SGLG
Seal of Good
Local
Governance
CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AT IBA
PA...
Other LGUs
Walang iwanan!
1Continuing CapDev
especially in areas
where LGU is weak
2
Access to loans, if
LGU passes good
financial
housekeeping
3Access to program
windows, as applicable

9. Pagkilala sa katapatan at kahusayan ng
pamahalaang lokal