cbms overview for mlgoos

8/17/2019 CBMS Overview for MLGOOs

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hat is CBMS?

An organize !ay of collecting infor"ation att#e local level for use of local govern"ent units$

national govern"ent agencies$ non-govern"entorganizations$ an civil society organizations for

%'lanning$ 'rogra" i"'le"entation an"onitoring

A tool intene for i"'rove governance angreater trans'arency an accountability inresource allocation


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It involves t#e co"'lete enu"eration of all

#ouse#ols

LG(s ta)e t#e lea in t#e ata collection an

'rocessing$ serve as t#e re'ository of t#e atabase

an use t#e ata in t#e for"ulation of local

evelo'"ent 'lans an invest"ent 'rogra"s

*e"bers of t#e co""unity are li)e!ise involve in

t#e !#ole CB*S 'rocess

Data are sub"itte to t#e ne+t #ig#er geo'oliticallevel$ allo!ing for t#e establis#"ent of ataban)s at

eac# geo'olitical level


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T#ere are , core inicators t#at are being

"easure to eter"ine t#e !elfare status of t#e

'o'ulation T#ese inicators ca'ture t#e"ultii"ensional as'ects of 'overty


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Rationale for CBMS Work

Lack of necessary disaggregated data for:Diagnosing extent of poverty at the local level

Determining the causes of poverty

Formulating appropriate policies and program

Identifying eligible beneciariesAssessing impact of policies and programs

Need for support mechanisms for the

implementation of the decentraliationpolicy


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Key Features of CBMS

L!"#based $hile promoting communityparticipation

%aps existing L!"#personnel&communitymembers as monitors

'as a core set of indicators but system is (exibleenough to accommodate additional indicators

Involves complete enumerators of households

Database established at each geopolitical level


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13+1 core indicators13+1 core indicators

)*+,Indicators

Dimensions of -overty )oreIndicators

Survival

Security

Enabling

.'ealth

.Food / Nutrition

.0ater / ,anitation

.,helter

.-eace / 1rder

.Income

.2mployment

.2ducation

34 )hild deaths 56#7 yrs4 old894 0omen deaths due to pregnancy #related causes4 +alnourished children 56#7 yrs4 old8

;4 ''s $&o access to safe $ater74 ''s $&o access to sanitary toilet

4 ''s victimied by crimes

?4 ''s $&income belo$ poverty thresh364 ''s $&income belo$ food threshol334 ''s $ho experienced food shortag394 "nemployment34 2lementary school participation3;4 'igh school participation


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Step 1

Advocacy /

Organization

Step 2

Data Collection

and Field Editing(Training Module 1

Step !

Data Encoding

and Map Digitizing(Training Module 2

Step "#roce$$ing and

Mapping(Training Module !

Step %

Data validationAnd Co&&unity

Con$ultation

Step '

no)ledge(Databa$e

Manage&ent

Step *

#lan For&ulation(Training Module "

Step +Di$$e&ination/,&ple&entationAnd Monitoring

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C-MS Co&puterized Data#roce$$ing

. ),-ro#basedencoding

system

. )*+,,tat,im-ro

. )*+,#N@D* -ro

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CBMS Software are provided to LGU partners implementing CBMS for Free


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Step 1

Advocacy /

Organization

Step 2

Data Collection.#S 0eading

andData Tran$&i$$ion(,ntegrated Training

Module$ 1 and 2

Step "Data validationAnd Co&&unity

Con$ultation

Step !

#roce$$ing andMapping

(TrainingModule !

Step %

no)ledge(Databa$e

Manage&ent

Step '

#lan For&ulation(Training Module "

Step *Di$$e&ination/,&ple&entation

nd Monitoring

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