LOCAL POPULATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION VISION

Well-planned, healthy and happy families, responsible individuals, empowered communities, guided by the Divine Providence, living harmoniously and
equitably in a sustainable environment.

MISSION

We are technical and information resource agency, working in partnership with national and local government policy and decision makers, program
implementors, community leaders and civil society. We will be leading strategic planners, policy and program advocates for the population program.

GOAL

Create a favorable environment for achieving rational population growth and distribution defined in relation to availability of resources and
environment situation.

OBJECTIVES

1. Help couples/parents achieved their desired family size within the context of responsible parenthood for sustainable development

2. Improve the reproductive health of individuals and contribute to the lessening of maternal mortality, infant mortality and early child (under 5
years of age) mortality.

3. Reduce the incidence of teenage pregnancy, incidence of early marriage and the incidence of other reproductive health problems.

4. Contribute to policies that will assist government achieve a favorable balance between population distribution, economic activities and the
environment.

LOCAL PROGRAMS

A. Responsible Parenthood/Reproductive Health

1. Pre-Marriage Counseling

2. Reproductive Health/Family Planning

3. Responsible Parenting Movement/Natural Family Planning

4. Contraceptive Self-Reliance Strategy

B. Adolescent Health and Youth Development

1. Training of Youth leaders on Adolescent Reproductive Health

2. Parent Education Classes on Adolescent Health and Development

3. Establishment/operation of ARH Teen Centers (school and community-based)

C. POPDEV Integration

1. Maintenance of data bank on POPDEV Indicators and Municipal/Barangay RPM Team members and couples reached thru RPM classes

2. Designation/maintenance of Barangay Population Workers (BPWs)

3. Barangay Population Surveillance

4. Collection, consolidation and analysis of data submitted by the BPWs

5. Putting up of Migration Information Centers

REGULAR ACTIVITIES/POPULATION EVENTS

• Quarterly Provincial Population Management Conference
• Quarterly meeting with Provincial/Municipal Population Coordinating Committee & Provincial/Municipal IEC/Advocacy Team
• Annual Population Quiz (POPQUIZ) in collaboration with Dep.Ed. Schools Division
• Annual Regional Population Congress (Forum)
• Annual Observance

• March – Women’s Month
• May – Natural Family Planning Month
• July 11 – World Population Day
• August – Family Planning Month
• November 23-29 – Population and Development Week

COORDINATIVE MECHANISM FOR PHILIPPINE POPULATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (PPMP) IMPLEMENTATION

Legend:

RPEB – Regional Population Executive Board

P/CPCC – Provincial/City Population Coordinating Committee

MPCC – Municipal Population Coordinating Committee

BPCC – Barangay Population Coordinating Committee

RPO – Regional Population Office

P/CPO – Provincial/City Population Office

MPO – Municipal Population Office

BPW – Barangay Population Worker

PERIODIC REPORTS

A. Program Plan/Report

Prepared by: Noted by: Approved by:

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Population Officer Budget Officer Division Head/Chief Governor/Mayor

B. Office Plan/Report

Prepared by: Approved by:

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Population Officer Governor/Mayor

C. Pre-Marriage Counseling Report

PMC Status Report

As of ____________

Province/Municipal_______________

I. Institutional Mechanism

1. Number of Municipalities __________

2. No. of Municipalities with

Functional PMC Teams and

trained on New Manual __________

II. References Materials Used No. of Municipalities Using

PMC Revised Module ____________

Other References (please specify)

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III. Specific Issues/Problems encountered

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IV. a. Recommendations for action (Provincial/City/Municipal Level)

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b. Recommendations for action (Regional Level)

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c. Recommendations for action (Central Level)

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Prepared by: Noted by:

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Population Officer Governor/Mayor