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    The document provides an orientation on the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) for the school year 2016-2017. It outlines the objectives to rehabilitate malnourished students and improve their attendance, hygiene, and nutrition education. It also details the program coverage of 20,000 beneficiaries in Isabela, duration of 120 feeding days, and eligible expenses. Monitoring procedures are established to ensure proper implementation and accountability of funds.

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    The document provides an orientation on the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) for the school year 2016-2017. It outlines the objectives to rehabilitate malnourished students and improve their attendance, hygiene, and nutrition education. It also details the program coverage of 20,000 beneficiaries in Isabela, duration of 120 feeding days, and eligible expenses. Monitoring procedures are established to ensure proper implementation and accountability of funds.

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    The document provides an orientation on the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) for the school year 2016-2017. It outlines the objectives to rehabilitate malnourished students and improve their attendance, hygiene, and nutrition education. It also details the program coverage of 20,000 beneficiaries in Isabela, duration of 120 feeding days, and eligible expenses. Monitoring procedures are established to ensure proper implementation and accountability of funds.

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    The document provides an orientation on the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) for the school year 2016-2017. It outlines the objectives to rehabilitate malnourished students and improve their attendance, hygiene, and nutrition education. It also details the program coverage of 20,000 beneficiaries in Isabela, duration of 120 feeding days, and eligible expenses. Monitoring procedures are established to ensure proper implementation and accountability of funds.

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    ORIENTATION ON SCHOOL BASED

    FEEDING PROGRAM S.Y. 2016-2017


    SBFP
    OBJECTIVES
    COVERAGE
    DURATION
    BUDGET ALLOCATION
    ELIGIBLE EXPENSES
    GENERAL OBJECTIVES:
    To rehabilitate 533,425 severly wasted (SW) and 1,385,039 wasted
    (W) from kinder garaten to grade 6 into normal nutritional status
    at the end of 120 feeding days

    To improve classroom attendance of target beneficiaries from 85% to


    100%
    To ensure 100% deworming coverage of target beneficiaries prior to
    feeding
    To ensure daily handwashing and tooth brushing activities of target
    beneficiaries
    To promote health and nutrition information and awareness
    To encourage Gulayan sa Paaralan and vegetables backyard gardening
    COVERAGE

    In Division of Isabela:

    20,000 BENEFICIARIES
    DURATION
    The feeding shall be done for 120 days or extended

    Expected to commence July and not later than September 2016


    BUDGET ALLOCATION
    16.00 pesos/beneficiary/feeding
    2.00 pesos/beneficiary/operational expenses x 120 feeding
    days
    ELIGIBLE EXPENSES
    The expenses allowed under this program are:
    basic eating/cooking utensils
    common office supplies needed for the preparation of reports
    minimal transportation expenses
    water, dishwashing soap
    LPG, charcoal, firewood, kerosene and labor/service of cook

    Other expenses related to SBFP or feeding proper like utensils may be sourced
    out from other local funds (canteen funds, MOOE, Special Education Fund)
    SBFP
    PARTNERSHIP BUILDING AND CREATION OF
    LOCAL ALLIANCE
    SUGGESTED FEEDING MODELS/MODALITIES
    CREATION OF SBFP CORE GROUP
    COMMODITIES
    FEEDING PROPER
    SAMPLE MENU
    PARTNERSHIP-BUILDING AND CREATION
    OF LOCAL ALLIANCE
    LGUs, NGOs and other
    private sector groups
    SUGGESTED FEEDING MODELS/MODALITIES
    MODEL/ TYPOLOGY FEEDING PROCUREMENT ACCOUNTIN
    MODALITY OF SCHOOL MECHANICS METHOD G&
    LIQUIDATIO
    N
    Regular SFP Urban, Rural, Parents & Sch. Bids & Sch. Head and
    scheme Remote Volunteers Awards feeding
    prepare & committee coordinator
    serve the food (BAC) prepare &
    submit the
    report
    CREATION OF SBFP CORE GROUP
    Composed of:
    Two (2) Teaching Personnel
    Focal person
    Asst. Focal Person
    Two (2) Parents
    PTCA president
    One (1) Brgy. Captain
    COMMODITIES
    One (1) or two (2) month cycle menu shall be prepared and followed
    - Consists of rice and viand
    - Consider the ff:
    - Availability & sustainability of supply
    - Reasonability of prices & nutritional value
    - Cultural & religious beliefs
    FEEDING PROPER
    Feeding time
    - shall be decided by the School Head, SBFP core group &
    PTA
    - Hot meals only is served
    - The food shall be served and consumed only in the
    feeding area
    SAMPLE MENU PLAN
    SBFP
    AWARDS AND INCENTIVES
    MONITORING AND EVALUATION
    PENALTIES
    AWARDS & INCENTIVES
    SERVICE CREDITS
    - Working beyond the:
    required eight (8) hours of service
    during week ends
    holidays
    AWARDS & INCENTIVES
    SEARCH FOR OUTSTANDING SCHOOL IMPLEMENTER OF SBFP
    CRITERIA:
    1. Percentage of beneficiaries rehabilitate to normal status
    2 Compliance with the guidelines
    3. Establishment of vegetable garden
    4. Good practices developed and learned
    5. Involvement of parents and community
    6. Advocacy and resource mobilization activities
    7. Prompt submission of reports
    MONITORING AND EVALUATION
    THE SDO SHALL CONDUCT A SPOT MONITORING IN ALL SCHOOL
    BENEFICIARIES
    Check the implementation of the program
    Check the financial status of the school beneficiaries
    All school beneficiaries shall have a SBFP transparency
    board posted in the feeding area
    PENALTIES
    ANY VIOLATION IN THE PROVISION SHALL BE DEALTH WITH
    ADMINISTRATIVELY, PURSUANT TO DEPED ORDER NO. 49, S. 2006
    - Delayed liquidation and reports:
    - PBB shall be greatly affected
    (not just the school head but the school as a
    whole)
    SBFP
    COMPLEMENTARY ACTIVITIES


    COMPLEMENTARY ACTIVITIES
    1. Deworming
    2. Good grooming & Personal hygiene
    3. Integration of EHCP
    4. Food production GPP
    5. Waste segregation & Composting
    6. Productivity, Life & Values Development
    GULAYAN SA PAARALAN
    SBFP
    ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
    ROLES & RESPONSIBILITES
    SCHOOLS
    - The school head shall organize the SBFP core grp.
    - Submit to SDO the lists of target beneficiaries
    - The school head shall oversee the daily implementation
    - Submit on time the necessary documents and liquidation to the
    SDO
    - Partnerships to LGUs, NGOs, CSOs and other groups
    - Submit to SDO the terminal report after completion of the program
    SBFP
    WFP
    FILLING UP OF FORMS

    MARY JOY D. FERNANDEZ, RN


    AREA IV COORDINATOR
    FILLING UP OF FORMS
    SBFP
    ACTION PLAN
    ACTION PLAN (30 MINUTES)

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