1) The document outlines a 4 phase workplan for informal labor sectors in Mandaluyong from April 2010 to May 2011.
2) The phases include organizational development, extending social protections, advocacy campaigns, and assisting with project development.
3) Key activities include forming coordinating committees, strategic planning, education seminars, and developing a pilot project proposal to integrate informal sector concerns.
1) The document outlines a 4 phase workplan for informal labor sectors in Mandaluyong from April 2010 to May 2011.
2) The phases include organizational development, extending social protections, advocacy campaigns, and assisting with project development.
3) Key activities include forming coordinating committees, strategic planning, education seminars, and developing a pilot project proposal to integrate informal sector concerns.
1) The document outlines a 4 phase workplan for informal labor sectors in Mandaluyong from April 2010 to May 2011.
2) The phases include organizational development, extending social protections, advocacy campaigns, and assisting with project development.
3) Key activities include forming coordinating committees, strategic planning, education seminars, and developing a pilot project proposal to integrate informal sector concerns.
1) The document outlines a 4 phase workplan for informal labor sectors in Mandaluyong from April 2010 to May 2011.
2) The phases include organizational development, extending social protections, advocacy campaigns, and assisting with project development.
3) Key activities include forming coordinating committees, strategic planning, education seminars, and developing a pilot project proposal to integrate informal sector concerns.
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MANDALUYONG INFORMAL LABOR SECTORS'
WORKPLAN - PHASE TWO (APRIL 20010 - MAY 2011)
Program Strategy Activities Target Indicators Needs
Quality Quantity I.Partnership in > Formation of 1) Evaluation of the 1) 90% of IS 1) finalized the 1) __ years in > Organizational an all-IS groups' LGU-IS operation groups active IS groups to be past effort + _ Facilitators Development Coordinating & participation of in LGU's IS accredited as months under & Committee or an IS groups/networks program LGU partners the new LGU- Consultants IS Council w/ 2)Strategic Planning 2) 1 VMGSP 2) defined IS IS Office in finalizing representatives + Development Plan renewal/new + groups' unity 2) __ seminar- IS strategic, from other key Making Conference 1 Devt. Plan & programs workshops development LGU offices. 3) Creation of all-IS 3) 100% Full 3) introduced 3) _ formative plan outputs Committee or LGU- representation or formalized meetings + at formed IS Council to 5 key IS IS venue for least _ regular subsectors governance meetings participation II. Extension of > Immediate 1) info gathering & 1) 100% full 1) policy needs 1) ___ known > Reference LGU's Social LGU extension of proposal by the IS participation/ can be acted by IS groups w/ Materials or Protection preferential groups on presence, priority given LGU thru its businesses as Speakers Program treatment to LGU impact of migrant/ to all IS groups preferential target policy from other registered IS outsider IS groups w/ business treatment to proponents LGU offices groups plus New doing business in engagements constituents 2) _ seminar on relevant Concept on social LGU territories. 2) 70% of the 2) equipped IS on LGC/LGU local laws protection thru 2) Seminar on LGU attendees are leaders- public + _ trainings affecting IS local legislation. Legislation & Local leaders & not monitoring of on ordinance groups Ordinance Making PO staff/etc local legislation making 3) Sustenance of 3)At least 30% 3) improved its 3) Refer to facilitation to main increase in its system w/ SSS/ previous year social protection facilitation Philhealth etc performance agencies. service process III. Provision of > initiatives by IS 1) Education inputs 1) 25% of IS 1) raised the 1) __ seminars > Resource Educational and groups on the by the 5 sub-sectors membership membership to be divided Persons for Advocacy OHS & Labor Re New customized base reached awareness on equally for 5 Moduling & Campaigns Rights education OHS modules by seminars IS rights Re subsectors packaging of w/ customized 2) Workshop & c/o IS groups OHS laws 2) __ testing/ new course modules/course to Production of New 2) 100% full 2) 1 course as finalization reach their base Course on IS Legal representation finalized w/ IS seminars + _ membership Protection Needs - 5 subsectors leaders/groups initial regular 3) Introduced IS 3) 1 annual IS 3) formal LGU seminars Day aside from IS celebration & establishment 3) _____ total Participation in the sustenance in of IS Day aside participants LGU's advocacy participation from the LGU for IS Day campaigns to LGU events IS recognition/ campaign participation in LGU events IV. Assistance conceptualization 1) Project Proposal 1) 100% full 1) knowledge 1) __ leaders >Researcher on Projects' of project for the Making Seminar & representation base for a full known as key & Writer of Development integration of IS Orientation on Aid/ to 5subsectors participation project maker Key Project Requirements groups' concerns Grant providers 2) packaged & in the process + _ staff w/ for IS or a centralized 2) Finalization & initial grant of proposal- writing skills pilot project. initial operation of prospect from making 2) __% local LGU IS Office Key fund sources 2) matched IS fund counter Project for IS (LGU share + project need w/ part by LGU 3) Consultancy for national donor funding source used in initial support or referral agencies) priorities operation for assistance by 3) 100% as 3) coordinated 3) sustain _ other LGU offices need arises for service/support LGU offices the LGU's IS from the other support/Refer Office action LGU offices to the previous year's output.
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