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Department of Labor & Employment

Reformulated Framework on

DOLE Capacity Building

Program for Livelihood


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PRESENTATION OUTLINE Backgrounder

Livelihood Program Categories

Role of PRESEED, WORKTREP, WEED, TULAY and WYC Programs

Menu of Services

Implementation Scheme

Sources of Funds and Funding Availment

Project Proposal Evaluation and Approval

Project Monitoring

Distinction among DOLE, DSWD and DTIs Livelihood CapacityBuilding Services


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Too many

livelihood

programs (9)

Field implementers

are overburdened

and clients get

confused

9 Programs differ

only in clients

Livelihood programs

with similar purpose

and services

ISSUES and GAPS in the

Delivery of Livelihood Services


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Too many livelihoodprograms (9)

Field implemenrters are

overburdened and clients

get confused

9 programs differ only in

clients

Livelihood programs with

similar purpose andservices

REFORMUL TIONOF LIVELIHOODPROGR MS NDSERVICES

What to do?


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CATEGORIES ofLIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS

for livelihood restoration

for livelihood formation

Capacity Building

for livelihood enhancement


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CATEGORIES of LIVELIHOODPROGRAMSCapacity Building for

Livelihood Enhancement

program to enable the self-employed

and unpaid family workers in the informaleconomy to make their existing livelihood

undertakings grow into viable and

sustainable business


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Livelihood Restoration

program to enable the self-employed

workers who lost their livelihoodresources due to natural calamities

disasters restore their lost livelihood

undertaking


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Livelihood Formation

program to enable the special groups of

workers to engage in individual self-employment

undertakings

program to enable the rank and file wage

workers seeking to augment their income to

engage in collective enterprise undertaking


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Who are the SPECIAL GROUPS OF WORKERS?

Differently Abled Person

Indigenous Peoples

Parents of child laborers

Disadvantaged Women

Youth

Urban Poor

Farmers/Fisherfolks

Displaced Workers


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Role of PRESEED WORKTREPWEED TULAY and WYC Programs

W O R K T R E PP R E S E E D and

Operating Program

Livelihood

Enhancement

shall be the operatingprograms in the delivery

of capacity buildingservices for livelihood.

As operatingprograms, theydefine theprocedures andappropriateactivities in the

delivery of services.


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Role of PRESEED WORKTREPWEED TULAY and WYC Programs

W O R K T R E P

P R E S E E D

Operating Program

Livelihood

Enhancement

Operating Program for

Livelihood Formation

and Restoration

WEED, TULAY,

WYC

Integrated to PRESEED

and WORKTREP


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Menu of ServicesOBJECTIVE KEY SERVICE SUPPORT SERVICES

Livelihood

Enhancement

Assistance in the establishment of

common service facility through theprovision of equipment, rawmaterials/inputs, and tools and jigs

Trainings on:Business and ProductivityImprovement

Workers Safety and Health

Networking and Business Alliance

Social Protection AdvocacyLivelihood

Restoration

Provision of new working capital in

the form of raw materials/inputs andtools and jigs

Livelihood

FormationFor self employment

Conduct of Training-cum-production

Provision of working capital in the

form of raw materials/inputs and tools

and jigs

For Enterprise Development

Provision of working capital in theform of raw materials/inputs, andequipment/ tools/jigs necessary in the

establishment of an enterprise

Training on: Entrepreneurship Development

Trainings on: Enterprise Planning

Enterprise Management

Production Skills


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Project Implementation Scheme

Integrated & responsive delivery of capability building

services

Delivery in convergent area

Delivery of capability building services through

Accredited Co-Partners (ACPs)


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Funding RequirementLivelihood Capacity Building Program to

be funded thru regular regional

allocation for CAPACITY BUILDING FORSPECIFIC SECTOR

Livelihood Restoration Projects to be

funded by centrally-managed DOLE-AMP

fund


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Funding RequirementFor 2008, funding for livelihood

formation enterprise development to be

drawn from centrally-managed WIN APProgram fund

Fund releases in tranches based on

approved project proposal

Amount to be availed depend on the kind

of livelihood undertaking and individual

business plan


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Funding assistance

below P500,000

Funding assistance

P500,000 and above but

below P1M

For evaluation of

RPMT and

approval by

Regional Director

For evaluation of

CO and approval by

Secretary

EVALUATION AND APPROVALof PROJECT PROPOSALS

For evaluation of

RPMT and

concerned RCC

RCC members/s

and approval by

Regional Director

Funding assistance P1M

and above


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Project MonitoringRegional Office to monitor projects for

three (3) years and submit the following

reports to concerned Bureaus/ProgramManagers

Project Completion Report

Quarterly Progress Report

Project Terminal report


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Distinction among DOLE, DSWD

AND DTIs CAPACITY BUILDING

PROGRAMS In terms of CLIENTS

DTIs services are for enterprises (micro, small and

medium enterprises) and for employers/entrepreneurs in the formal economy

DOLEs clients are the workers in the informaleconomy who wish to enhance or restore their

livelihood undertakings and the workers in theformal economy also has a special livelihoodprogram

DSWDs clients are mainly indigents who wish toundertake livelihood as self-employed .


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Distinction among DOLE, DSWD

AND DTIs CAPACITY BUILDING

PROGRAMS In terms of SERVICES

DTIs services are mainly for LIVELIHOODFORMATION and ENHANCEMENT

DOLEs services are for LIVELIHOODENHANCEMENT, RESTORATION and

FORMATION

DSWDs services are for LIVELIHOODFORMATION


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