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MANDATE ............................................................................................................................................ 2
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................ 3
ECCD Council 2013 Directions ............................................................................................. 4
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ....................................................................................................................... 5
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MANDATE
Implement the National ECCD System.
VISION
Filipino children aged 0-4 years whose rights are protected and promoted and whose
potentials are developed to the fullest regardless of their conditions, socio-economic
status, gender, religion, and cultural diversity.
MISSION
Strengthen a system that raises awareness towards the improvement of the quality
of life of young children 0-4 years old, their families and communities through
cooperative and collaborative delivery of services on health, nutrition, early
education and social development.
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INTRODUCTION
This 2013 ECCD Council Accomplishment Report is guided by the 2013
Directions of the Governing Board and reflects the efforts of both the ECCD Council
Secretariat and the Councils member agencies in ensuring that ECCD programs and
services are implemented and provided in a responsive manner that would lead to a
significant result at the local level.
The approval of the Early Years Act of 2013 was a major accomplishment of
the Council for the year. This major leap on early childhood care and development
had driven the Council to fast track the establishment of National Child Development
Centers in municipalities and cities in the country and the implementation of
programs and services in these Centers. The 33 National Child Development
Teachers and 33 Teacher Assistants served as ECCD Council focal persons in the
NCDCs.
The year 2013, having been both a challenging and fulfilling year for the
Council, has continued to move forward in helping those considered to be one of the
most important assets of our nation --- the Filipino children.
A primary focus of the Council during the year was the hiring of the major
players in the operations and management of the National Child Development
Centers --- the Child Development Teachers (CDTs) and Teacher Assistants.
Capacity-building of these CDTs and Teacher Assistants was another major focus of
the Center. Preparing them to be adept and capable in facilitating and organizing
local activities, coordinating with the local government units, managing the NCDC
and handling 0-4.11 years old children were undertaken throughout 2013. A local
team in all the 33 municipalities was created to ensure support and sustainability of
programs at the local level.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Date
Activity
Approval of RA 10410
June 10 2013
April-May 2013
Date
Activity
July 9, 2013
August 8, 2013
November 4, 2013
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In order for the Council to reach its goal of providing quality early childhood care
and development programs and services to all children 0-4 years old all over the
country, the establishment of the National Child Development Center (NCDC)
remained a priority this year.
Following set guidelines and criteria, many municipalities have signified intention
to avail of the National Child Development Center. To ensure program
sustainability, the Council provides the structure and content while the local
government, as counterpart, provides the required land area and its
development, inclusive of the perimeter fence and playground structures
ensuring the safety of children and protection of the center. Thus, the NCDC
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Project of the Council is one significant symbol of serving the community early
learners via partnership.
Aimed to serve as the laboratory for testing social technologies, innovations and
interventions, it is also expected to serve as the resource and training center for
early childhood service providers and caregivers and as the first school for the
communitys early learners. As such, it is envisioned to provide integrated
delivery of services on health, nutrition, early education and social development.
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In order to maximize the time and schedule, ECCD Council decided that Regional
Clustering will be conducted for all identified recipients.
The first requirement for the establishment of NCDC is the signing of
Memorandum of Agreement between the recipient LGUs and ECCD Council.
For
FY 2013, there were of 49-targeted LGUs. During the year, additional 115 LGUs
target for FY 2015 were included. Per agreement with the Department of Budget
and Management (DBM), initial activity and signing of MOA would be done in FY
2013 in order to fast track the implementation in FY 2014.
The table below shows the identified target NCDC beneficiaries per Region:
Cluster 3 Region 5
Targeted LGUs during the cluster conferences (includes buffer or reserved LGUs in
case some of the identified LGUs could not finalize and sign the MOA.)
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191 LGUs
51 LGUs
Completed
Funded
UnderProcurement/
On-Going
FY 2012
36
35
36
FY 2013
49
54
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Cumulative
85
36
90
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Fiscal Year
resources from PS-DBM were delayed, the ECCD Council decided that the next
batch of procurement be done through the LGUs where additional fund intended
for furniture would be released. As of December 31, 2013, 27 LGUs were
downloaded funds intended for the procurement of furniture.
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served.
658
600
439
500
400
300
158
200
100
0
Luzon
Visayas
Mindanao
The training aimed to orient the day care workers and other ECCD providers on
the new ECCD system and introduce to them the new and emerging global
trends and views on early childhood education with the end in view of
strengthening and improving communication between the Day Care Workers and
ECCD Council.
Participants to this training were the Day Care Workers, ECCD Focal Persons,
Municipal/City Health Officers and Municipal/City Social Welfare & Development
Officers. From October 2011-December 2013, ECCD Council trained 2,610 DCWs
in 64 municipalities/cities through Induction Program.
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ECCD Council Team during the Induction Program for the Day Care Workers and
members of the Local Government Unit of Labo, Camarines Norte in Naga City.
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considered the formative years of a childs life, are absolutely critical for the
development, performance and success of the child throughout his/her life.
Hence, Kamp Bulilit, provides a sample model where stimulating experiences
within a conducive environment is experienced both by the parents and the kids.
Childrens physical, social, emotional and cognitive growth are developed through
fun-filled activities designed to foster language development, literacy, creativity,
independence and school readiness.
The Kamp Bulilit 2013 served as the official launching of the National Child
Development Centers (NCDCs) in the different municipalities and cities where the
NCDCs have been put up. The event provided early learning opportunities for
children 3-4 years old through a one-day interesting and exciting activities in the
Center. The parents and caregivers of these children also participated in the
event. A total of 1,487 participants were present in the Kamp Bulilit Activities in 9
cities and 13 municipalities.
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Cities/Municipalities
May 2013
Malabon, Navotas,
Valenzuela
May 2013
No. of Participants
Children
45
Parents
45
LGU
9
45
45
10
November 2013
Tugatog,
Duhat,
Binangonan
75
74
73
December 2013
Lingayen, Pangasinan
25
25
37
December 2013
Bato, Catanduanes
25
25
29
December 2013
Bulan, Sorsogon
25
25
17
December 2013
Sorsogon City
26
26
26
December 2013
Alabel, Sarangani
25
25
84
December 2013
Tangub City
25
24
27
December 2013
Mambajao, Camiguin
25
25
22
December 2013
Tagum City
25
24
27
December 2013
Pandacan, Manila
25
25
15
December 2013
Gubat, Sorsogon
17
17
17
December 2013
Pavia, Iloilo
Total: 9 cities & 13
municipalities
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462
29
460
86
565
Hulong
Antipolo,
Gauging from the feedback reports gathered, it can be said that the 2013 Kamp
Bulilit was a considerable success. It generated positive and encouraging
feedback from the local government officials, parent-participants, Day Care
Workers facilitators and community observers.
With the conduct of Kamp Bulilit, the Council was also able to disseminate early
childhood care and development initiatives through local tv, radio stations, and
the website.
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Indoor and outdoor activities during Kamp Bulilit in the NCDCs of Bato, Catanduanes,
and Alabel, Saranggani on December 2013.
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Date/Venue
July 26, 2013 /Horizon
Edsa Hotel
Participants
23 CDTs
33 CDTs
30 TAs
30 CDTs
30 TAs
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The Early Childhood Care and Development Council (ECCDC), in partnership with
the United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF), initiated the development of a
community-based system for early identification, prevention, referral, and
intervention of development disorders and disabilities in children zero (0) to six
(6) years of age. This is in line with the countrys need for a more receptive
disability response for Filipino children who are in the urban poor, rural, disaster,
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Date
Venue
Colombia
Singapore
San Francisco,
California
September 10-12,
2013
Seoul, Korea
November 18-20,
2013
Singapore
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These
activities
provided
an
(2)
learn
effective
Childhood
Care
&
Childhood
Conference
on
Early
Development
in
Singapore.
In addition, the Philippines Priority Action and Areas for Country to Country
Cooperation were crafted and submitted by the Philippine delegates during the
Asia Pacific Regional Policy Forum on Early Childhood Care and Education in
Seoul, Korea.
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One of the featured Sessions in the NAEYC 2013 National Institute for Early Childhood
Professional Development, "Developmentally Appropriate Practice: Through the Eyes and
Ears of a Child with Challenging Behavior."
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on their knowledge of GAD was done. A survey questionnaire from the PCW was
distributed and filled out by each staff. The result was significant, citing that 90%
of the Councils staff has very little knowledge on Gender and Development. The
need for GAD training was inevitable.
The ECCD Council Gender Sensitivity, Gender Analysis and GAD Planning and
Budgeting was held on May 27, 2013 at the ECCD Council Conference Room at
the 4th Floor of PDAF Building, Makati City. Ms. Maria Theresa E. Caasi, a
Resource Person from the Philippine Commission on Women conducted the
training. Activities included deeper examination of ones personal beliefs and
assumptions about the roles and capacities of men and women. Workshops were
held to understand the concepts of sex and gender and to deepen ones ability to
recognize gender issues which can be helpful not only in developing programs for
both the men and women in an organization but likewise understand better work
relationships.
The GAD Planning and Budgeting Activity was a follow-through activity held on
July 7, 2013 at the ECCD Conference Room. Ms. Caasi provided insights on how
the planning would be done in relation to the assessment conducted, the
knowledge gained and realizations brought about by the previous training. At the
end of the Planning and Budgeting Activity training, a GAD Work and Financial
Plan to be incorporated in the 2015 Budget Proposal was drafted and presented
to the management for comments prior to its finalization and approval.
In December 9-11, as part of the commitment of the Council to promote gender
and development, the Gender and Development: ECCD Council Wellness
Program was held at the Bay Leaf Hotel, Intramuros, Manila with Dr. Betty
Mancao from UP-PGH, as the Resource Person. She discussed topics on Stress
Management (Ergonomics) and Aging Gracefully. The learnings gained when
applied by the participants could very well lead to reducing stress and creating
habits for healthy living which is a contributing factor in aging gracefully.
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Dr. Betty Dy-Mancao presenting to ECCD Council staff the topic on Stress Management
during the "2014 Gender and Development Planning and Wellness Program" at Bayleaf
Function Hall, Manila.
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Members of ECCD
secretariat during the
Writeshop of the
NCDC Manual of
Operations
(uppermost) and the
Workshop on
Development of
Office Administrative
and Financial
Procedural Guidelines
(bottom).
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This 2-Day Live-in Workshop held last February 21-22, 2013 in Tagaytay City was
participated in by 11 ECCD Councils Administrative and Finance Officers and
Staff. The activity intended to prepare a set of office administrative and financial
procedural guidelines which the ECCD Council Office will adopt in order to
facilitate its day to day operations. The proposed content of this office
administrative and financial procedural guidelines include office attendance and
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Filipino children 0-4 years old comprising the significant portion of the
Philippine population, and growing at a rapid rate are entitled to early
childhood care and development.
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Dr. Zenaida Domingo (lower) and Ms. Celia Eugenio (upper) during the Communication
Planning Workshop in Tagaytay City.
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Ex-Officio Chairperson
Vice-Chairperson
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
As of end of
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Administrative and
Finance Office
National Child
Development Center
(NCDC) Unit
To equip the personnel with the necessary job knowledge and in line with the
Councils staff development thrust, the following local trainings/seminars/workshops
were attended and participated in by the staff:
1. Seminar-Workshop on Developing Taxonomy and Classification for Records
Management;
2. First Brain based Conference : Brain Fitness the Key to Success in
Learning Among Children;
3. Training Program on the Unified Accounts Code Structure (UACs) and
Online Submission of Budget Proposal System (OSBPS);
4. Convergence Planning Workshop of the Councils and Committees on
Children;
5. ECCD Inter-agency Workshop (GPH-UNICEF Country Programme of
Cooperation);
6. BIR Briefing on the Electronic Tax Remittance Advice (eTRA) System;
7. Seminar-Workshop on RM101: Records Management for Newbies;
8. Seminar Workshop on MS Access for Records Management;
9. Second Philippine Association for Government Budget Administration
(PAGBA) Quarterly Seminar and Meeting;
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10. A Vision for Integrated Therapy Services Across Age Span (From
Occupational, Speech, Physical Therapy); and
11. UNICEF Orientation on Program Implementation and HACT.
Financial Position
For Fiscal Year 2013, out of the total proposed budget of PhP 239.168 million, the
Department of Budget and Management approved and released the amount of
PhP223.487 million. This release represents 93% of the total proposed budget. In
addition to this new budget for 2013, an unexpended amount from CY 2012
allotment in the amount of PhP 6.983 Million is still available to the Councils
activities for the year, thus, total fund made available to the Council for 2013 is
PhP230.47 Million.
Out of the total available fund for the year, the amount of PhP 230.414 Million or
99.98% was obligated to support the implementation of the ECCD Councils
programs, projects and administrative expenses, leaving an unexpended balance of
PhP 56 Thousand.
Figures below show the ECCDC Status of Funds/Budget for CY 2013:
Source
(PhP 000)
PhP
6, 982.84
PhP
55.90
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