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AND DEVELOPMENT
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
2022 (5th Edition)
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE
AND DEVELOPMENT
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
2022 (5th Edition)
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I. Mandate:
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is the primary
government agency mandated to develop, implement and coordinate social
protection and poverty-reduction solutions for and with the poor, vulnerable
and disadvantaged.
II. Vision:
The Department of Social Welfare and Development envisions all Filipinos
free from hunger and poverty, have equal access to opportunities, enabled by
a fair, just, and peaceful society.
III. Mission:
To lead in the formulation, implementation, and coordination of social welfare
and development policies and programs for and with the poor, vulnerable, and
disadvantaged.
All these we pledge for the best interest of the clients/customers we serve.
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LIST OF SERVICES
External Services
1. Processing of Freedom of Information Request ..................................................... 8
2. Public Request for Assistance and/or Information through E-Mail ..................... 112
3. Handling 8888 Grievance and Redress................................................................ 14
4. Issuance of Travel Clearance for Minors Travelling Abroad ................................ 18
5. Assistance to Individuals-In-Crisis Situation (AICS) ........................................... 245
6. Cash Transactions ................................................................................................ 30
6.1. Issuance of Official Receipt for Minors Travelling Abroad (MTA) Clearance
Fees ......................................................................................................... 311
6.2. Releasing of Payment thru Check ............................................................. 33
7. Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program .................................................................. 34
7.1. Cash Replacement (Municipal Level) ...................................................... 355
7.2. Cash Card Replacement (RPMO level) ..................................................... 38
7.3. Cash Card Replacement Request for Tagging of Locked Accounts for
Lost and Stolen Cards................................................................................ 40
7.4. Request for Unlocking of EMV Cash Card Accounts Tagged as “Lock” ... 42
7.5. Replacement of Lost/Stolen Cash Card-MRB ......................................... 433
7.6. Family Development Session (FDS) Compliance Monitoring- Submission
of CVF4 .................................................................................................... 444
7.7. Compliance Monitoring-Collection of CV Forms ......................................... 466
7.8. Pre-encoding of Compliance Verification Forms ........................................... 47
7.9. Pre-encoding of Update Forms-Encoder ....................................................... 49
7.10. Change Address-Inter-Municipality ........................................................... 500
7.11. Change Address-Inter-Province ................................................................ 522
7.12. Change Address-Inter Region ................................................................... 544
7.13. Change Grantee-CBDO............................................................................... 57
7.14. Change Grantee-Municipal Link ................................................................ 59
7.15. Grievance Redress System – General Guidelines on the Complaint
Resolution Process .................................................................................... 61
8. Kalahi CIDSS-NCCDP Program ......................................................................... 634
8.1. Processing of Request for Fund Release for Sub-Projects of Prioritized
Barangays ................................................................................................ 644
8.2. Grievance Redress System ....................................................................... 67
9. Sustainable Livelihood Program ......................................................................... 689
9.1. Walk-in Clients ........................................................................................... 69
9.2. Referral..................................................................................................... 700
9.3. Grievance Redress System ....................................................................... 72
10. Resource Person on Social Marketing ................................................................. 73
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11. Social Technology Section ................................................................................... 75
11.1. Pilot Testing of New Social Technology .................................................. 766
11.2. Promotion and Social Marketing of Completed Social Technology......... 788
11.3. Technical Assistance to Intermediaries ................................................... 800
12. Social Pension Program ....................................................................................... 81
12.1. Provision of Monthly Stipend to Indigent Senior Citizen .......................... 822
12.2. Pay-out Centennarian .............................................................................. 844
13. Supplementary Feeding Program (SFP) .............................................................. 87
14. Adoption Resource and Referral Section (ARRS)................................................ 92
14.1. Issuance of Regional Adoption Clearance (RAC), Pre-adoption Placement
Authority (PAPA), and Certification of Consent to Adoption (CA) ........... 933
14.2. Endorsement of Dossiers to PSB for Issuance of Certification Declaring a
Child as Legally Available for Adoption (CDCLAA) ............................... 1100
15. Provision of Financial Assistance to Persons Living with HIV ............................ 117
16. Provision of Financial Assistance to Solo Parents ........................................... 1201
17. Recovery and Reintegration Program for Trafficked Person (RRPTP) ............ 1245
17.1. Provision of direct services to identified target beneficiaries of RRPTP 1266
17.2. Provision of Resource Augmentation to LGUs with High Incidence of
Trafficking ............................................................................................... 1311
18. Policy and Planning Section Transactions ......................................................... 133
18.1. Acquiring Social Welfare and Development (SWD) Data and Information
(G2C)...................................................................................................... 1344
18.2. Acquiring Social Welfare and Development (SWD) Data and Information
(G2G) ..................................................................................................... 1366
18.3.Approval of the Conduct of Research Study and Acquiring Primary
Data from DSWD Officials/Personnel, Beneficiaries, and Clients ........ 1388
19. Standards Section Transactions ......................................................................... 141
19.1. Issuance of Certificate of Authority to Conduct Regional Fund Raising
Campaign to Individuals, Corporations, Organizations or Associations 1422
19.2. Issuance of Certificate of Authority to Conduct National Fund Raising
Campaign to Individuals, Corporation, Organization, or Association .. 14848
19.3. Endorsement of Duty-Exempt Importation of Donations to Social Welfare
and Development Agencies (SWDAs) ................................................. 15555
19.4. Accreditation of Social Workers Managing Court Cases (SWMCCS)1611
19.5. Accreditation of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to Implement DSWD
Projects and/or Programs Using DSWD Funds ................................... 16969
19.6. Registration of Private Social Welfare and Development Agencies
(SWDAs) .............................................................................................. 17575
19.7. Licensing of Private Social Welfare and Development Agencies (SWDAs)
1.) Auxiliary SWDA 2.) Social Work Agency (SWA) .............................. 1844
19.8. Accreditation of Local Government Unit’s Senior Citizens Charter ......... 2011
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19.9. Accreditation of Pre-Marriage Counselors (PMCs) ............................... 21414
19.10. Accreditation of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) as Beneficiaries of
DSWD Programs and/or Projects .......................................................... 2222
19.11. Accreditation of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) Organized by the
Sustainable Livelihood Program as Beneficiaries Using DSWD Funds22929
19.12. Interim Process on the Accreditation on the Accreditation of Pre-Marriage
Counselors During a State of National Emergency or Calamity ............ 2322
20. Disaster Response and Management Division .............................................. 23637
20.1. Grievance Mechanism ......................................................................... 23737
20.2. Disaster Response and Recovery Section Transaction ........................ 2400
20.2.1.Request for Relief Augmentation
............................................................................................................... 2400
20.2.2.Request for Early Recovery and Rehabilitation PPAs
............................................................................................................. 24343
20.3. Regional Resource Operation Center .................................................. 24545
20.3.1.Volunteer’s Registration and Deployment
............................................................................................................. 24545
20.3.2.Local In-Kind Donations Facilitation
............................................................................................................. 24646
20.4. Disaster Response Information and Management Section ................. 24747
20.4.1.DROMIC Reporting
............................................................................................................. 24747
21. Personnel Administration Section Transactions ............................................... 2490
21.1. Request for Certificate of Employment .................................................. 2500
21.2. Request for Service Record ................................................................. 25252
22. Walk-in Name Matching Data Request .......................................................... 25556
23. Data Sharing – Name Matching Process ....................................................... 25758
24. Data Sharing – Data Generation Process ........................................................ 2601
25. Data Sharing – Statistical Data Request ........................................................ 26566
Internal Services
1. Personnel Administration Section Transactions ............................................... 2700
1.1. Request for Certification of Leave Credits ............................................. 2700
1.2. Request for Payslip .............................................................................. 27272
List of Offices ....................................................................................................... 276
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Field Office VIII
External Services
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1. Processing of Freedom of Information Request
The Social Marketing Section – Office of the Regional Director (SMS-ORD) is
responsible for the receiving and conduct of initial evaluation of requests on
Freedom of Information (FOI) being received by the Department. This process
covers requests for information/data of Department through FOI pursuant to
Executive Order No. 09, series of 2016, on FOI.
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3. If unable to make a written request, Requesting may visit the nearest
because of illiteracy or disability DSWD Office
3.1. Visit the nearest DSWD Office or
contact Ms. Vina Aquino in DSWD
Field Office VIII at (053) 321-3322 for
inquiries
3.2. Make verbal request to the DSWD
FOI Receiving Officer (FRO) who
shall reduce the request to FOI
Request Form.
3.3. Provide a copy of government issued
I.D or school I.D (for registered
students) with photo and
authorization.
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit FOI 1. DSWD FRO None Within one (1) Office of the
Request with shall receive working day Regional
attached and conduct upon receipt Director
photocopy of initial evaluation of request
any to FOI Request
government 1.1. Check if
issued I.D or requested
school I.D (for information is
registered already posted
students) with and available
photo online:
1.1.1. If
available,
inform the
requesting
party and
provide the
link of
posted
information
through the
indicated
contact
details of the
requesting
party.
1.2. Check if the
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requested
information is
substantially
similar or
identical to
previous
requests by the
same requesting
party.
1.2.1. If the
same, then
request shall
be denied.
1.2.3. Issue
a letter
signed by
the DSWD
FDM indicating
the full denial
and the reason
for such denial to
the requesting
party.
1.3. If correct
and complete,
transmit the FOI
request to the
DSWD FOI
Decision Maker
(FDM) for further
evaluation and
onward
submission to
concerned OBS.
2. Will 2.1 DSWD FRO None Within one (1) DSWD FO VIII
received shall receive the working day Regional
notification/ info/ data from upon Information
requested the respective receipt of the Officer
info/data office. data
from the 2.2 Release of DSWD FOI
contact info requested Receiving
provided info/data to the Officer
requesting
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party through
email or
courier service
TOTAL None 2 days
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
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2. Public Request for Assistance and/or Information through E-Mail
This refers to citizen’s request for assistance or information through the official
email address: [email protected].
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Concerned days upon and Unit Head
Unit/Office receipt of the (Concerned
acknowledges referral Unit/office)
receipt of the
referral or
inquiry and act
on the concern.
Note:
For complex
request initial
response will
immediately
transmitted to
the client’s
email address
as to the status
of inquiry
For highly
technical
inquiry: (needs
multiple offices/
agencies’
actions) Refer
through email to
concerned
Unit/Office,
Government
Agencies and
LGUs, copy
furnish the client
1.2 Follow up None 20 minutes Designated
through email, on Grievance Officer
complex and highly
technical case
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referred to
Unit/Officer,
Government
Agencies or LGUs,
copy furnish the
client
1.3 Email the None 30 minutes Receiving Clerk
response from the and Unit Head
concerned (Concerned
Unit/Office to the Unit/office)
client’s email
account together
with the Feedback
Form. Copy
furnishes the
account of the
Designated
Grievance Officer
for monitoring of
compliance.
TOTAL None 2 days, 1 hour and 30 minutes
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(053) 321-3322
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
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concerns, 1.2. Assess the
complaints, nature of concern
and requests and identifies the None 3 minutes
for appropriate office
assistance. for action.
1.3. Forwards the
ticket referral via
email of the
concerned
office/unit official
email account for
None 2 minutes
their immediate
action and tracks
their compliance
within 3-days
upon receipt
thereof.
1.4.
Acknowledges the
receipt of the Designated
forwarded referral Grievance Focal
None 5 minutes
and encodes vital (Concerned
information in Office/Unit)
their tracking
system.
1.5 Prints copy of
referral and
endorses to the
Division Chief or Concerned
None 10 minutes
supervisor for Division Chief
specific
instructions/
comments.
1.6. Forwards the
action/information
required to the Designated
assigned officer Grievance Focal
None 3 minutes
who will handle (Concerned
the referral then Office/Unit)
updates the
tracking system.
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1.7. Acts on the
actions required
and prepares
appropriate
Within two (2)
response on the Officer-in-Charge
working days
concerns, None (Concerned
upon receipt of
complaints and Office/Unit)
the referral
requests for
assistance with
concrete and
specific action.
1.8. Approves the
draft response on
the referral.
Note:
Concerned
For complex and
None 10 minutes Division Chief/
highly referrals
Regional Director
the response
should be signed
by the Regional
Director.
1.9. Updates the None 30 minutes
database on the
status of the
referral acted and
copy furnish the
following account
for monitoring and
compliance:
Designated
a.
Grievance Focal
grievances.fo8@
(Concerned
dswd.gov.ph
Office/Unit)
b.
grievance.osec@
dswd.gov.ph
c. Client’s email
account if the
required email
account is
available
1.10. None 20 minutes Designated Field
Acknowledges Office Grievance
receipt of the Officer
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response from the
concerned
office/unit and
immediately
updates the
Regional 8888
Hotline Database.
Ensures that the
response is
properly
transmitted to the
Central Office in
charge for onward
submission to the
Office of the
President.
TOTAL None 2 days, 5 hours, and 15 minutes
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ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
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application. No scanned picture will be accepted.
7. Affidavit of Support and Certified copy of any Applicant
evidence to show financial capability of sponsor
(e.g. Certificate of Employment, Latest Income Tax
Return, Bank Statement etc.
8. Certified True Copy of the Death Certificate Applicant
(deceased parent/s) on SECPA
9.Unaccompanied Minor Certificate from the Airline Company where ticket is
Airlines obtained
10. Waiver from the parents releasing DSWD from Applicant
any liability/responsibility in case of untoward
incident during the travel of the child.
B. For Succeeding Travel of Unaccompanied minor Travelling Alone
1. Duly Accomplished Application Form Download Form at
fo8.dswd.gov.ph
2. Notarized affidavit of consent or Written Consent Law Office and Notarized at the
of both parents, the solo parent and the legal place where the minor
guardian/solo parent whichever applicable. resides/Philippine Embassy (If
Photocopy of valid visa or valid ID issued abroad, if minors parent/s are abroad.
parents are working
3. Original Copy of the Previous Travel Clearance Applicant
4. Two (2) Original colored passport size photos of Applicant
the minor (in White, Red or Blue Background)
taken within the last six (6) months from the time of
application. No scanned picture will be accepted
5. Unaccompanied Minor Certificate from the Airline Company where ticket is
Airlines obtained
6. Waiver from the parents releasing DSWD from Applicant
any liability/responsibility in case of untoward
incident during the travel of the child.
C. Minor Travelling for the FIRST TIME with persons other than the Parents or
Legal Guardian
1. Duly Accomplished Application Form Download Form at
fo8.dswd.gov.ph
2. Copy of the PSA issued Birth Certificate of the Philippine Statistics Authority
minor (PSA);
3. Notarized affidavit or Written Consent of both Applicant
parents or solo parent or legal guardian, attached
with valid identification card with specimen
signature.
4. Copy of Marriage Certificate of minors parents PSA, Local Social Welfare and
(SECPA) ,Solo Parent ID, for Solo Parents, Court Development Office (for the
Decree of Separation, Annulment or Divorce, for Solo Parents ID);Family Court
illegitimate minors, CENOMAR from PSA; in case
of deceased parent/s , copy of the Death Certificate
5. Two (2) colored passport size photos of the Applicant
minor (in White, Red or Blue Background) taken
within the last six (6) months from the time of
application. No scanned picture will be accepted
6. Photocopy of the passport of the travelling Minor’s Travelling Companion
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companion
D. Minors Travelling Subsequently with a person other than Parents or Legal
Guardian
1. Duly Accomplished Application Form Download Form at
[email protected]
2. Original Copy of the Previous Travel Clearance Applicant
3. Notarized affidavit or Written Consent of both Applicant
parents or solo parent or legal guardian, attached
with valid identification card with specimen
signature.
4. Two (2) colored passport size photos of the Applicant
minor (in White, Red or Blue Background) taken
within the last six (6) months from the time of
application. No scanned picture will be accepted
5. Photocopy of the passport of the travelling Minor’s Travelling Companion
companion
Additional Requirements for Minors Under Special Circumstances
A. For Filipino Minors Migrating to Another Country
1. Visa Petition Approval Applicant
B. For minors studying abroad
1. Acceptance or Certificate of Enrolment or
Registration from the school where the minor is to Applicant
be enrolled
C. For minors who will attend Conference, Study Tours, Sports Competition,
Student Exchange Program, Summer Camp, Pilgrimage, World Youth Day and
other Related Activities
1. Certificate from the Sponsoring Organization Sponsor Organization
2. Affidavit of Undertaking of companion indicating
Sports Agency
safety measures under taken by the Sports Agency
3. Signed Invitation from the Sponsoring
Agency/Organization Abroad with itinerary of travel
Sponsoring Organization
and list of participants and duration of the
activity/travel
D. For minors going abroad for Medical Purposes
1. Medical Abstract of the Minor Attending Physician
2. Recommendation from the Attending Physician
that such medical procedure is not available in the Attending Physician
country
3. Letter from the Sponsor Sponsor
E. Minor going Abroad for Intercountry Adoption
Inter-Country Adoption Board
1.Placement Authority issued by ICAB
(ICAB)
Inter-Country Adoption Board
2.Authority to Escort issued by ICAB
(ICAB
F. Minor’s under Foster Care
1. Notarized Affidavit of Undertaking by Foster
Foster Parents
Parents
2. Notarized Affidavit of Consent from the Regional DSWD Regional Director
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Director or Authorized Representative
3. Photocopy of Foster Placement Authority Applicant
4. Photocopy of Foster Care License of the Family Applicant
5. DSWD Certification of the CDCLAA except those DSWD
under Kinship Care
6. Return Ticket Applicant
G. Minor Under Legal Guardianship
1. Certified True Copy of the Court Order on Legal
Court
Guardianship
H. Minors whose parents are Seafarers
1. Certification from the Manning Agency attesting
Manning Agency
to the parents employment
2. Photocopy of Seaman’s Book of the parent/s Applicant
I. Minors with alleged missing parent/s
1. SCSR from the LSWDO where the alleged Local Social Welfare and
missing parent’s last known address Development Office (LSWDO)
2. Blotter Report from either Local Police or Local Police or Barangay of the
Barangay Certification from the locality of the last alleged missing parent/s last
known address of the alleged missing parent known address
3. One Returned registered mail to the last known
Applicant
address of the alleged missing parent
Within the Day Transaction
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.1 Issuance of
Officer of the
Service Sequence
1. Registration 5 minutes Day/Security
Number and CSS
Guard
Form
2.1. Social Worker
will check the
presented
2. Screening of documentary
10 minutes Social Worker
Documents requirements are
complete. If not, the
client will be asked
to comply
31.Social Worker
interviews and
conduct
assessment of the
application
3. Interview and
1 hour Social Worker
Assessment 3.2 Recommends
for the approval
and disapproval of
the application to
the signing
authority
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4.1 Approves
/Disapproves the
application
4.1 a. If 20 minutes
Approved:
Issuance of claim
stub schedule of 10 minutes
release (Minimum
of 1-day processing
and maximum of 3
days processing)
4.1.b If
Disapproved
4. Review and Division Chief
4.2 Counseling and
Approval of Social Worker/
Explanation of the
Application 30 minutes OIC -DC
reason for
disapproval of
application
4.3a If
exempted,
Prepared the 20 minutes
Certificate of
Exemption for the
Approval of the
Regional Director
Php
5. Payment of: 300.00 for
5.1 Receives and 1-year
Php. 300.00 for Issues Official validity;
1-year validity Receipt to the 15 minutes Cashier
Applicant on Php
Php. 600.00 for Payment Received 600.00 for
2 years validity 2 years
validity
6.1 Encodes/Types
6. Preparation the details of the
of Travel applicant to the 10 minutes Social Worker
Clearance Travel Clearance
Certificate
7.1 Signs/Approves
Regional
7. Approval of the Application or
Director/Authoriz
the Regional Certificate of 10 minutes
ed Approved
Director Exemption for
Signatory
Exempted
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Applicants
8. Issuance of
Travel 8.1 Releases the
5 minutes Social Worker
Clearance Travel Clearance
Certificate
TOTAL 300-600 3 hours and 16 minutes
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
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5. Assistance to Individuals-In-Crisis Situation (AICS)
The provision of counselling, referral for psychological and legal service, as well
as financial assistance to disadvantaged and marginalized sectors is part of the
social protection services of the Department. These protective services aim to
help individuals and families to cope with the difficult situation they are
presently experiencing, such as illness, death, loss of job or source of income.
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4. Any valid identification card of the Non-government or Government
client/person to be interviewed. agencies issuing an identification card.
*Brgy. Certificate of Residency, or
Certificate of Indigency or Certificate of *Local Barangay where client is
the Client in Need of Assistance may be presently residing.
required.
For Medical Procedures:
1. Medical Certificate/Medical Abstract
with date of issuance, complete with
Attending Physician from a
name, signature and license number of
hospital/clinic or from Medical Records
the attending Physician (issued within
3 months)
2. Laboratory Requests with date of
issuance, complete name, license Attending Physician from a
number, and signature of the attending hospital/clinic
Physician
Local or Municipal Social Worker/Case
3. Social Case Study Report Summary Report by Medical Social
Worker
4. Any valid identification card of the Non-government or Government
client/person to be interviewed. agencies issuing an identification card.
*Brgy. Certificate of Residency, or
Certificate of Indigency or Certificate of *Local Barangay where client is
the Client in Need of Assistance may be presently residing.
required.
Burial Assistance
For Funeral Bill:
1. Registered Death Certificate or City/Municipal Hall, Hospital, Funeral
Certification from the Tribal chieftain Parlor or Tribal chieftain
2. Funeral Contract The authorized staff of the Funeral
parlor/ Memorial Chapel
City/Municipal Hall, hospital, funeral
3. Transfer Permit
Parlor or Tribal chieftain
4. Embalming certificate The authorized staff of the Funeral
parlor/ Memorial Chapel
5. Any valid identification card of the Non-government or Government
client/person to be interviewed. agencies issuing an identification card.
*Brgy. Certificate of Residency, or
Certificate of Indigency or Certificate of *Local Barangay where client is
the Client in Need of Assistance may be presently residing.
required.
For Transfer of Cadaver:
1. Registered Death Certificate or City/Municipal Hall, Hospital, Funeral
Certification from the Tribal chieftain Parlor or Tribal chieftain
2. Funeral Contract The authorized staff of the Funeral
parlor/ Memorial Chapel
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City/Municipal Hall, hospital, funeral
3. Transfer Permit Parlor or Tribal chieftain,
4. Embalming certificate The authorized staff of the Funeral
parlor/ Memorial Chapel
6. Any valid identification card of the Non-government or Government
client/person to be interviewed. agencies issuing an identification card.
*Brgy. Certificate of Residency, or
Certificate of Indigency or Certificate of *Local Barangay where client is
the Client in Need of Assistance may be presently residing.
required.
Educational Assistance
1. Enrolment Assessment Form
Registrar, Authorized staff from the
or Certificate of Enrolment or
school/university
Registration
Registrar, Authorized staff from the
school, Government agencies issuing
2. Validated School ID/ Valid I.D of the
an identification card (SSS, Philhealth,
Parent/Guardian
LTO, PAG-IBIG, Comelec, NBI, DFA
and among others)
3. Statement of Account for College Registrar, Authorized staff from the
Students school
4. Any valid identification card of the Non-government or Government
client/person to be interviewed. agencies issuing an identification card.
*Brgy. Certificate of Residency, or
Certificate of Indigency or Certificate of *Local Barangay where client is
the Client in Need of Assistance may be presently residing.
required.
Food Assistance
1. Any valid identification card of the Non-government or Government
client/person to be interviewed. agencies issuing an identification card.
2. Project proposal and Food distribution
Head of the Residential
List(CRCF client)
*Brgy. Certificate of Residency, or
Certificate of Indigency or Certificate of *Local Barangay where client is
the Client in Need of Assistance may be presently residing.
required.
Cash Assistance for Other Support Services
1. Any valid identification card of the Non-government or Government
client/person to be interviewed. agencies issuing an identification card.
Depending on the circumstances: Philippine National Police
• Police Report/Bureau of Fire Bureau of Fire
Protection (BFP) Report/Certification
for fire victims, Philippine Embassy/Consulate
• Passport/Travel Document,
certification from OWWA or Barangay Social Worker from welfare Agencies
or any proof of repatriation by the OF
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• Certification from the Social Worker or
Case Manager for rescued clients Philippine National Police
• Police Blotter and Social Worker
Certificate for Victims of On-line
Sexual Exploitation of Children
For Locally Stranded Individuals (LSI) Hospital, Philippine National Police
without valid IDs:
- Medical Certificate or the Travel
Authority issued by the Philippine
National Police will suffice and be
accepted to prove his/her identity.
For all other incidents:
- Barangay Certificate of Residency Local Barangay where client is
or Certificate of Indigency or presently residing.
Certificate of the Client in Need of
Assistance as well as other
documents as well as other
documents from legal
authorities/regulating agencies, as
may be applicable.
Provision of PPE:
- Any valid identification card of the Non-government or Government
client/person to be interviewed. agencies issuing an identification card.
- RT-PCR Test Result Hospital or LGU
- Barangay Certificate of Residency Local Barangay where client is
or Certificate of Indigency or presently residing.
Certificate of the Client in Need of
Assistance as well as other
documents as well as other
documents from legal
authorities/regulating agencies, as
may be applicable.
Total No. of Steps: Five (5) Steps
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control the spread
of COVID-19.
2. Client will None 5 minutes
proceed to 2.1. PACD-in-
PACD area. Charge will
conduct initial
query on the
client’s needs and
concerns.
2.2 Encoding of
Client’s information PACD-in-
in online Charge
Spreadsheet.
2.3 PACD-in-
Charge will instruct
the client to
proceed in the
designated area to
wait for the
queuing number to
be called.
3.2 If complete,
Social worker will
proceed to the CIU-Social
interview and Welfare Officer
conducts
assessment on
client’s application.
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identification.
5.3 Filling up of
Delight Survey
Form by client and
placed inside the
dropbox before
leaving the office.
TOTAL 40 minutes
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that must recommended for execution
How to file a Requesting party may submit an appeal for requests that
complaint have been denied or complaint letter addressed to DSWD
Field Office VIII Regional Director with address at
Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City 6500
How complaints Complaint letter received by the Office of the Regional
are processed Director shall be forwarded to the concerned office to
address the concern.
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
6. Cash Transactions
6.1. Issuance of Official Receipt for Minors Travelling Abroad (MTA)
Clearance Fees
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CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Client 1.1 Accounting staff N/A 3 minutes Accounting
submits to require the Staff
endorsement endorsement
to Accounting from MTA
Section staff Section and
and secure prepare Order of
Order of Payment.
Payment 1.2 Accountant to
sign the Order of
Payment
1.3 Accounting staff
to issue Order of
Payment to client
2. Client 2.1. Cash Section in P300/ year; 3 minutes Cashier
proceeds to charge requires P600 for 2
Cash Section Order of years
Payment along
with the payment
and prepares
Official Receipt.
2.2. Cashier /
authorized
representative to
sign the Official
Receipt.
2.3. Cash Section in
charge hand over
the Official
Receipt to client.
3. Client 3.1. Acknowledge None 4 Minutes Assigned Social
proceeds to receipt of the Worker (MTA)
MTA Section Official Receipt
as proof of
payment for the
required fee.
3.2 Issues the
Clearance
Certificate
TOTAL 10 minutes
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6.2. Releasing of Payment thru Check
Cash Section
Office or Division:
Financial Management Division
Classification: Simple Frontline Service
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Client
Who may avail: Clients/ Suppliers/ Creditors with money claims
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
For Individual Claims
1. 1 valid ID of the claimant; if Representative,
Notarized Special Power of Attorney, valid ID
of the principal and representative. (1 original
and 1 photocopy) Company being represented
For suppliers/creditors with money claim:
1. Authority to Collect from Proprietor or Manager
2. Valid ID of the Proprietor/ Manager
3. Company ID of the collector
Total No. of Steps: Three (3)
Total Processing Time: Twelve (12) Minutes
FEES PROCES
PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE SING
RESPONSIBLE
PAID TIME
1. Client 1.1 Cash Section staff None 4 minutes Cash Section
presents 1 valid ID requires client to Staff
and logs his present 1 valid ID
information on the and check its
Client Logbook. validity.
1.2 Cash Section staff
assists client in
logging in.
1.3 Cash Section staff
endorses client to
Check Releasing
Officer.
2. Client signs 2.1 Check Releasing None 5 minutes Check Releasing
Warrant Register Officer assists client Officer
and Box E of the in affixing signature
Disbursement in Warrant Register
Voucher and Box E of DV.
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2.2 Check Releasing
Officer hand over the
check to the
claimant.
3. Client fills up Check Releasing Officer None 3 minutes Check Releasing
the Client Delight to assist client in filling Officer
Survey form and up the form and
drops the same to dropping to the
the designated designated box.
box.
TOTAL 12 minutes
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
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Contact Center ng Bayan
0908-881-6565
[email protected]
4Ps adapts the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) scheme wherein program
beneficiaries are only able to receive their education and health grants upon
compliance to set conditions including the 85% school attendance rate, regular
visit to health facilities, and attendance to Family Development Sessions (FDS).
It currently serves around 279,106 household beneficiaries from all 7 cities and
136 municipalities in all the 6 provinces of Leyte, Southern Leyte, Biliran,
(Western) Samar, Eastern Samar, and Northern Samar, of the Eastern Visayas
Region.
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Lost/ Stolen Cards
1. Properly filled out ATM CARD
REQUEST/UPDATE FORM
MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS OFFICE
(ACRUF)
Or Any Pantawid Staff in the Area
2. Duly Notarized Affidavit of Loss
3. Photocopy of Pantawid ID
4. 100.00 Replacement Fee
Perforated Cards
1. Properly filled out ATM CARD
REQUEST/UPDATE FORM MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS OFFICE
(ACRUF) Or Any Pantawid Staff in the Area
2. Photocopy of Pantawid ID
3. 100.00 Replacement Fee
Update in Name
1. Properly filled out ATM CARD
REQUEST/UPDATE FORM
(ACRUF) MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS OFFICE
2. LBP Forms (Enrollment Form and Or Any Pantawid Staff in the Area
Claim Form)
3. Photocopy of Pantawid ID
4. 100.00 Replacement Fee
Total No. of Steps: Four (4)
Total Processing Time: 5 working days and 10 minutes
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Report to 1. Capture report 100.00 Immediately City/Municipal
C/ML or by the beneficiary Replacement (w/in the day Link or
C/MRB for about damaged Fee reported) City/Municipal
cases of Lost/ cash cards and Roving
Stolen/ immediately assist Bookkeeper or
Damaged/ in filling out Community
Perforated/ ACRUF. Facilitator
Update in
Name Capture report by
the
beneficiary about
replacement of
Lost/ Stolen/
Damaged/
Perforated/Update
in Name cash
cards and
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immediately assist
in filling out
ACRUF.
Note: C/ML or
C/MRB to request
for immediate
locking of
Lost/Stolen Cash
Cards
2. Record incident None 5 minutes City/Municipal
in the GRS Log Link or
book. Community
Facilitator
3. Review the None 5 minutes City/Municipal
submitted Link or
application for cash Community
card Facilitator
replacement as to
completeness of
required
documents and
accurateness of
filled up ACRUF.
All required
documents are
communicated to
beneficiaries for
completion.
4. Prepare None 5 working City/Municipal
transmittal to POO days Link or
for endorsement to Community
RPMO. Facilitator
Within 5 working days and 10
TOTAL
minutes
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
*The Provincial Link shall review the transmittal and endorse to RPMO.
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7.2. Cash Card Replacement (RPMO level)
Damaged Card
1. Properly filled out ATM CARD
REQUEST/UPDATE FORM
(ACRUF)
2. Damaged Cash Card Submitted from the POO (except for the
3. Photocopy of Pantawid ID Endorsement Letter)
4. 100.00 Replacement Fee
5. Endorsement Letter signed by
Regional Director
Perforated Cards
1. Properly filled out ATM CARD
REQUEST/UPDATE FORM
(ACRUF)
Submitted from the POO (except for the
2. Photocopy of Pantawid ID
Endorsement Letter)
3. 100.00 Replacement Fee
4. Endorsement Letter signed by
Regional Director
Update in Name
1. Properly filled out ATM CARD
QUEST/UPDATE FORM
(ACRUF)
2. LBP Forms (Enrollment Form
Submitted from the POO (except for the
and Claim Form)
Endorsement Letter)
3. Photocopy of Pantawid ID
4. 100.00 Replacement Fee
5. Endorsement Letter signed by
Regional Director
Total No. of Steps: Four (4)
Within 7 working days and 15 days with the servicing
Total Processing Time:
bank
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CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
N/A 1. Upon receipt of None 3 working Financial Analyst
cash card days II / Project
replacement request Development
reviewed and Officer I (RPMO)
endorsed by the / Senior
POO to RPMO, the Bookkeeper
worker verifies the
data on the ACRUF
vis-a-vis the
Pantawid Pamilya
Information System
and LBP List of
Opened Accounts
and prepares
endorsement letter to
LBP for Regional
Director’s signature.
2. Record None 1 working day Project
processed/rejected Development
transaction incident Officer I (RPMO)
in the Tracker.
3. Track/ensure that None 3 working days Project
the RD signed Development
endorsement letter to Officer I
LBP was sent.
4. Follow-up with None After 15 Project
LBP Servicing working Development
Branch through a days upon Officer I
letter receipt by LBP
furnished the DSWD
CO– UFMU, NPMO
– GRD, and POO,
inquiring the status of
cash card
replacement request
15 working days
upon Endorsement to
LBP.
Within 7 days and 15 days with the
TOTAL
servicing bank
Note: First day of the timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
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(Cut-off time is 12:00NN. Requests received after 12NN will be processed the
following day)
7.3. Cash Card Replacement Request for Tagging of Locked Accounts for
Lost and Stolen Cards
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copy furnished the
DSWD CO FMS SP
– copy furnished
GRS for GRS
referred locking
request.
B. Request for replacement of Cash Card
N/A 3. Upon receipt of None 1 working day Financial
cash card Analyst II –
replacement request RPMO
reviewed and
endorsed by the
POO to RPMO, the
worker (FA2, PDO I)
verifies the data on
the ACRUF vis-à-vis
the Pantawid
Pamilya Information
System and LBP List
of Opened Accounts
and prepares
endorsement letter to
LBP for Regional
Director’s signature.
N/A 4. Send to LBP None 1 working day Financial
Servicing Branch the Analyst II -
letter request copy RPMO
furnished POOs and
DSWD CO UFMU/
NPMO-GRD.
N/A 5. Facilitate follow-up None 15 working Financial
letter to LBP days Analyst II –
Servicing Branch RPMO
copy furnished
DSWD CO – UFMU,
NPMO – GRD, and
POO inquiring the
status of cash card
replacement request
15 working days
upon submission.
N/A 6. Send of copy of None 1 working day Financial
transmittal report to Analyst II –
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POOs. Any update RPMO
on the status of cash
card replacement
application is
transmitted to POO.
TOTAL 20 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
*The Provincial Link shall review the transmittal and endorse to RPMO.
7.4. Request for Unlocking of EMV Cash Card Accounts Tagged as “Lock”
Note: If applicable,
C/ML or C/MRB to
request for
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immediate unlocking
of retrieved Cash
Cards accounts
2. Record incident in None 5 minutes City/Municipal
the GRS Log book. Link or
Community
Facilitator
List of 3. Review the None 5 minutes City/Municipal
Requirements submitted Link or
- Request application for Community
Form unlocking of cash Facilitator
- ML card as to
Validation completeness of
Report for required documents.
GRS related All required
cases with documents are
recommenda communicated to
tion for beneficiaries for
unlocking completion.
List of 4. Prepare None 5 working City/Municipal
Requirements transmittal to POO days Link or
for GRS for endorsement to Community
Referred cases RPMO. Facilitator
1. GRS
Validation
report with
recommenda
tion for
unlocking of
cash card
(CGO/PGO)
Within 5 working days and 10
TOTAL
minutes
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
*The Provincial Link shall review the transmittal and endorse to RPMO.
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Who may avail: Not Applicable
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Inventory of Requested Cash cards MOO
for replacement.
Total No. of Steps: Four (4)
Total Processing Time: As per schedule by LBP Servicing Branch
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
N/A 1. Inquire from LBP None 1 working day Municipal
Servicing Branch the Roving
availability of cash Bookkeeper
card.
N/A 2. Once cash card is None 1 working day Municipal
available, inform the Roving
concerned Bookkeeper
beneficiary of the
schedule of release
of cash card from
the LBP Servicing
Branch
N/A 3. Assist the None As per schedule Municipal
beneficiary in by LBP Roving
claiming the cash Servicing Bookkeeper
card at LBP Branch
Servicing Branch.
N/A 4. Facilitate request None 1 working day Municipal
for matching of new Roving
EMV card account Bookkeeper
and transfer of funds
from old account to
new account (if
any).
Cannot be ascertain the servicing
TOTAL bank determines the schedule
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
*The Provincial Link shall review the transmittal and endorse to RPMO.
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Division
Classification: Highly Technical Non-Frontline Services
Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizens
Who may avail: Not Applicable
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Compliance Verification (CV) Form
SWA
1 and Form 4
Total No. of Steps: Six (6)
Total Processing Time: 10 working days
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
N/A 1. Upon receipt of the None 2 working days City/Municipal
CVF 1 and 4 from the Link or
SWA, the workers to Community
account the number Facilitator
of forms received vis
a vis log
sheet/transmittal and
check any data
inconsistencies.
N/A 2. Refer to the None 1 working day City/Municipal
attendance record/ Link or
sheet of the Community
beneficiaries for Facilitator
Family Development
Session to
accomplish the
CVF-4.
N/A 3. Accomplish CVF- None 2 working days City/Municipal
4 based on the Link or
attendance record of Community
the beneficiaries in Facilitator
FDS as kept by the
worker.
N/A 4. Report to cluster None 1 working day City/Municipal
focal any findings in Link or
the data (i.e.: Community
duplicates, Facilitator
incomplete data,
etc.)
N/A 5. Cluster CV None 1 working day City/Municipal
focal/RCVO is Link or
expected to provide Community
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feedback to the Facilitator
concerned ML
regarding the
findings indicated in
the feedback report)
N/A 6. Ensure that the None 2 working days City/Municipal
accomplished CVF- Link or
4 is submitted to the Community
Field Office for Facilitator
encoding within the
prescribed timeline.
TOTAL 10 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
*The Provincial Link shall review the transmittal and endorse to RPMO.
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N/A 3. Check the remarks None 2 working days City/Municipal
indicated by the Link or
partners such as; Community
drop-out, not enrolled Facilitator
and transfer to other
facilities and make
the
appropriate/proper
action/s.
N/A 4. Ensure complete None 1 working day City/Municipal
signatures in the Link or
forms/documents of Community
the duly filled up Facilitator
Change Grantee
Request Form.
Ensure complete
signatures in the
forms.
Note: Return to None 1 working day City/Municipal
SWA the forms with Link or
incomplete Community
signatures, Facilitator
inappropriate
tagging/remarks for
further validation of
our partners.
N/A 5. Prepare None 5 hours
transmittal of the
received forms
before submission to
CCVOs.
TOTAL Within 8 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Compliance Verification (CV) Forms
C/RCVO
2. Logsheets
Total No. of Steps: Six (6)
Total Processing Time: 6 working days
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
N/A 1. Cluster CV Focal None 1 working day Cluster/
reviews the Regional
transmitted CV forms Compliance
as to completeness Verification
and accuracy upon Officer
receipt of log sheets/
transmittals and list
of non-compliance
per facility.
N/A 2. The worker will None 1 working day Cluster/
conduct assessment Regional
activity in the Compliance
City/Municipality to Verification
POO to ensure the Officer
completeness,
correctness and
veracity of forms
prior to distribution to
the encoders. Note:
In case of force
majeure, ensure that
no forms should be
submitted for
encoding.
N/A 3. Worker assigns None 1 working day Cluster/
encoder per Regional
municipality/city per Compliance
facility. Verification
Officer
N/A 4. Worker randomly None 1 working day Cluster/
review the encoded Regional
CV forms vs systems Compliance
per facility per city/ Verification
municipality and Officer
check accuracy.
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N/A 5. Prepare an official 1 working day Cluster/Regional
exit report Compliance
accounting the Verification
encoded CV Forms. Officer
N/A 6. Worker (RCVO) 1 working day Cluster/
ensures proper filing Regional
and labeling of Compliance
encoded forms. Verification
Officer
TOTAL 6 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
*The Provincial Link shall review the transmittal and endorse to RPMO.
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N/A 3. Encode all forms None Upon timeline Encoder
(100%) received at set by RPMO
least 5 days prior to
the approval period
at the level of RCVO
(RITO/CMT)
N/A 4. Submit daily None DAILY before Encoder
accomplishment 05:00 PM
report to RCVO
(RITO/CMT)
N/A 5. Review of Not- None 1 day RCVO
encoded forms with (RITO/CMT/
remarks for RMQAD)
endorsement to
BDMO; and review
as to correctness of
data encoded prior to
recommendation and
approval
Cannot ascertain since the
TOTAL timeline is based on NPMO
processing time
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
*The Provincial Link shall review the transmittal and endorse to RPMO.
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6. Health Certificate for 0-5 years old Health Center
Note: Applicable when the whole HH
moves to a new address, not for a single
HH member.
Total No. of Steps: Seven (7)
Total Processing 15 Days (Note: Approval of update request is dependent
Time: to NPMO’s final approval schedule)
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
MOO (Old and New Address)
Client to 1. Guide None 5 minutes SWA or C/ML
coordinate to beneficiaries on the
SWA or C/ML requirements needed
for the for updating upon
application of receipt of application
inter-regional for change of
change of address application.
address
SWA or C/ML to
provide checklist of
requirements to the
requesting client
Client to 2. Check the None 5 minutes SWA or C/ML
submit to accomplished BUS
SWA or C/ML form 5 and other
the submitted
accomplished requirements as to
form 5 (update completeness and
request) for correctness.
inter-regional
change of SWA or C/ML will
address with give the Client a
complete beneficiary’s copy
supporting (acknowledgement
documents receipt) of inter-
regional change of
address application
(update request)
Client to 3. Validate and None 7 working C/ML or CF
undergo HH assess the eligibility days
validation/ of the household to
case wit;
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assessment to (1) HH is a certified
be conducted registered
by the City/ beneficiary of the
Municipal Link program,
(2) HH still has
Note to Client: eligible member/s,
The approval (3) has no pending
date of update grievance complaint
request is concerning eligibility
dependent on of all program areas,
the NPMO’s (4) has not yet
final approval graduated from the
schedule per program and prepare
period. Please Case Assessment
ask for the Report (CAR)
tentative 4. Submit complete None 1 working SWA or C/ML
schedule of documents to cluster Day
the approval office/POO
to SWA or PROCESS EMANATING FROM THE NEW REGION OF
City/ Municipal RESIDENCE
Link. 5. Review
1 working
completeness of None CBDO
Day
documents
1 working
6. Review of CAR None SWO III
Day
7. POO endorses the 2 working Provincial Link
request for Change None days (e-
address to RPMO. copy)
(Encoding is being
5 working
done at the POO
days (hard
Level thru the
copy)
CBDOs)
TOTAL 15 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
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CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Accomplished BUS Form 5 Any Pantawid Staff in the Area
2. Residency/ Brgy. Certificate from
OLD/NEW Address where the Office of the Punong Barangay
request was emanated
3. Case Assessment Report City/ Municipal Link
4. Photocopy of CC (if any) & PP ID Household Grantee
5. School Enrollment Certificate of
Monitored Children for 3-18 years School Adviser/ Head
old
6. Health Certificate for 0-5 years old Health Center
Note: Applicable when the whole HH
moves to a new address, not for a single
HH member.
Total No. of Steps: Not Applicable
Total Processing 13 Days (Note: Approval of update request is dependent
Time: to NPMO’s final approval schedule)
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Not 1. Review and certify None 4 working CBDO
Applicable. eligible members of days upon
Based on the the Program based receipt of
Service on the criteria: documents
Standards (1) Active
form, all households, (2) with
procedures/ eligible members for
processes monitoring,
emanate at (3) no pending case,
the Provincial (4) no duplicate.
and RPMO With complete
Level. requirements
(1) approved CAR,
This is a (2) barangay
continued certificate and
(next) process (3) certificate from
of inter- Municipal Link
municipality 2. Prepare 1 working CBDO
change of endorsement signed day
address. by Provincial Link
3. Encoding of new 1 working RBDO
address day
4. Review of 3 working RBDO
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encoded update days
transactions
5. Facilitate 1 working RBDO
recommendation for day
RD's approval
6. Review update 1 working RBDO
summary generated day
by the RITO.
7. Provide feedback 1 working RBDO
to the Provincial day
Operations Office
regarding the status
of request for TOR
as well as the
beneficiary.
TOTAL 13 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
*The Provincial Link shall review the transmittal and endorse to RPMO.
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CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
MOO (Old and New Address)
Client to 1. Guide None 5 minutes SWA or C/ML
coordinate to beneficiaries on the
SWA or C/ML requirements needed
for updating upon
for the receipt of the change
application of of
inter-regional address application.
change of
address SWA or C/ML to
provide checklist of
requirements to the
requesting client
Client to 2. Check the None 5 minutes C/ML or SWA
submit to accomplished BUS
SWA or C/ML form 5 and other
submitted
the requirements as to
accomplished completeness and
form 5 (update correctness.
request) for
inter-regional SWA or C/ML will
give the Client a
change of
beneficiary’s copy
address with (acknowledgement
complete receipt) of inter-
supporting regional change of
documents address application
(update request)
Client to 3. Validate and None 7 working C/ML or CF
undergo HH assess the eligibility days
validation/ of the household to
case wit;
assessment to (1) HH is a
be conducted certified registered
by the City/ beneficiary of the
Municipal Link program,
(2) HH still has
Note to Client: eligible member/s,
The approval (3) has
date of update no pending
grievance complaint
request is concerning eligibility
dependent on of all program areas
the NPMO’s (4) has not yet
final approval graduated from the
schedule per program and
prepare Case
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period. Please Assessment Report
ask for the (CAR)
tentative
4. Submit complete None 1 working SWA or C/ML
schedule of documents to cluster day
the approval office/POO together
to SWA or with the
City/ Municipal accomplished BUS
Form 5.
Link.
PROCESS EMANATING FROM THE NEW REGION OF
RESIDENCE
5. Endorse the None 2 working RBDO
encoded and days (e-copy)
reviewed documents 5 working
to RPMO (old days (hard
address) copy)
6. RPMO of the old None 2 working RBDO
address endorse the days (e-copy)
reviewed documents 5 working
to POO (old address) days (hard
copy)
7. POO (Old None 2 working CBDO
address) endorse days (e-copy)
documents to C/ML 5 working
(old address) days (hard
for information and copy)
concurrence.
8. If the Case None 2 working C/ML
Assessment Report days (e-copy)
(CAR) is concurred 5 working
or not, transmit days (hard
documents to POO copy)
of old address.
POO (OLD REGION)
9. If there is None 2 working CBDO
ineligibility days (e-copy)
complaint, POO of 5 working
the old address days (hard
endorses documents copy)
to RPMO thru the
RBDMO and RGO of
the old address; and
follow grievance
procedures.
10. Once concurred, None 1 working RBDO
encode the new day
address of the HH for
RD’s approval
11. Upon RD None 2 working RBDO
approval, inform the days
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receiving RPMO of
the status of the
request and furnish a
copy of the
documents and the
concurred
CAR to the receiving
region for Reference.
TOTAL 36 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
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Note: If there are no relatives in the area,
no relatives who are willing to be the
guardian or the relatives are already PP
beneficiaries, Foster Parents accredited or
licensed by DSWD may be allowed to be
the grantee. Otherwise, the C/MSWDO will
act as the guardian to a maximum of 5
households with letter of intent showing
willingness to be the minor’s guardian.
Total No. of Steps: Three (3)
Total Processing 12 Days (Note: Approval of update request is dependent
Time: to NPMO’s final approval schedule)
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
NA 1. Review the None 1 working Cluster
received request for day Beneficiary
This is a change grantee prior Data
continued to encoding, if not
encoded at the MOO Management
(next) process Officer
Level.
of ML’s
submitted
request for
change of
grantee.
2. Endorse the None 5 working
change grantee days
request to
RITO/proper office
for
encoding of the
request.
3. Provide feedback None 6 working
to C/MLs or CFs. days
NA 1. Review the None 1 working Cluster
received request for day Beneficiary
This is a change grantee prior Data
continued to encoding, if not
encoded at the MOO Management
(next) process Officer
Level.
of ML’s
submitted
request for
change of
grantee.
TOTAL 12 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
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7.14. Change Grantee-Municipal Link
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Total No. of Steps: Six (6)
13 Days (Note: Approval of update request is
Total Processing Time:
dependent to NPMO’s final approval schedule)
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
Client to report to 1. Receive report None 10 minutes City/Municipal
the C/ML the need on Link or
for filing of change changes/assess Community
the need for
of grantee change grantee Facilitator
Client to disclose 2. Identify the None 5 minutes City/ Municipal
the name of potential new Link
proposed/ grantee based in
the household
identified new roster.
grantee
Client to submit to 3. Receive None 6 working
C/ML the household's Days
accomplished accomplished
change grantee
form 5 (update request due to
request) for one of the
change of grantee following reasons:
with complete 3.a. Death 1 working
supporting 3.b. Long day or 5
documents Absence working
3.c. Old age or days for
Poor Health; GIDA Area
limitations due to
impairment
3.d. Gender
related issues
3.e. Grievance
Redress
Systems related
issues
*In case of minor
grantee,
ML/SWA to
assess eligibility
of the
recommended
guardian.
Client to secure a 4. Acknowledge None 5 minutes
beneficiary’s copy the correct and
(acknowledgement complete
receipt) of request supporting
for change of documents of the
grantee duly filled up
Change Grantee
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Request Form
5. Submit the 1 working
documents to Day
CBDO
6. Provide 5 working
feedback to days
household
regarding the
status of
application.
TOTAL 13 working days
Note: First day of timeline shall be counted upon receipt.
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Provide 4.1 Check the status None 30 minutes Officer on duty
additional and of the beneficiary
complete who is being
details of the complained in the
complaint. Pantawid Pamilya
Information System
4.2 Interview the
client and write down
other pertinent
details in the
grievance form
None 5.1 Explain to the None 10 minutes Officer on duty
client the process of
resolving complaints
and the possible
sanctions that will be
given if the complaint
has merit.
5.2 Inform the client
that he/she will be
contacted thru the
mobile number
provided by the
assigned grievance
officer once a
resolution has been
made.
Secure the 6.1 Detach the None 2 minutes Officer on duty
acknowledge acknowledgement/fol
ment/follow up low up slip from
slip grievance form and
*Client may give it to the client.
contact the
number
provided in the
slip for follow-
up
7. Distribute the None 10 minutes ICTA
grievance form to
technical officer for
drafting of
endorsement letter to
Provincial Operations
concerned.
None 8. Endorse the None 2 minutes Regional
accomplished Grievance
grievance form to the Officer
concerned Provincial
Office for recording
and action
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TOTAL Within 1 hour
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8. Kalahi CIDSS-NCCDP Program
The KC-NCDDP is implemented through community driven development
approach through the CEAC where local communities are provided with grants
which they take control in the planning, budget management and execution of
the sub-project implementation.
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1.5 Review the RFR
by the Area
Coordinator and Area Coordinator
1 day
endorse after to the
Administrative
Assistant II
1.6 Review the
completeness of
RFR and encode to Municipal Financial
10 minutes
the RFR Tracker the Analyst
comments of the
reviewee.
1.7 Prepare
transmittal Municipal Financial
documents and 1 day
Analyst
forward the RFR to
RPMO.
1.8 Receives and
encodes the RFR to Administrative
RPMO RFR Tracker 25 minutes
Assistant II
and endorse to SDU
for review.
1.9 Review the RFR
at the Social
Development Unit, Community
facilitate the signing 1 day Development Officer
of PDO IV and III
endorse after to the
Engineering Unit.
1.10 Review the
RFR at the
Engineering Unit, Regional
facilitate the signing 1 day Infrastructure Officer
of PDO IV and III
endorse after to the
Finance Unit.
1.11 Review the
RFR at the Finance
Unit, facilitate the Financial Analyst III
1 day
signing of SAO and
endorse after to
Finance Analyst 1.
1.12 Update the
RFR Tracker and
forward after to Administrative
20 minutes
Regional Program Assistant II
Coordinator for
signature.
Regional Program
1.13 Sign the RFR. 30 minutes
Coordinator
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1.14 Forward the
RFR to Regional Administrative
30 minutes
Director/ ARDO for Assistant II
approval.
**Depends on
the processing Regional
1.15 Sign the RFR. time of the
responsible Director/ARDO
staff
1.16 Prepare OBR,
assigned control no. Mainstreamed KC
30 minutes
and obligate the Budget Assistant
amount of RFR.
**Depends on
the processing
1.17 Sign OBR time of the Budget Officer
responsible
staff
1.18 Reviews RFR
and its supporting Mainstreamed KC
documents, prepare 1 day
Accounting Staff
DV and affixes
initials on Box A
**Depends on
1.19 Review the the processing
RFR and sign the time of the Regional Accountant
Box A. responsible
staff
**Depends on
1.20 Review the the processing Regional
RFR and sign the time of the
responsible Director/ARDO/ARDA
Box B
staff
1.21 Prepared ADA
of Barangay Mainstreamed KC
Transfer of Fund None 4 hours
Cash Clerk
and facilitate signing
of ADA.
**Depends on Head
the processing Cashier/Regional
1.22 Sign ADA time of the
responsible Director/ ARDO/
staff ARDA
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account 1.24 Provide Notice Administrative
of Fund Transfer to 30 minutes
Assistant II
BSPMC.
TOTAL Within 10 working days
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finding Team
Type A – 5 days
TOTAL Type B – 30 days
Type C – 60 days
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9. Sustainable Livelihood Program
The Sustainable Livelihood Program aims to promote a deeper sense of the
poor’s own development through bottom-up approach and participatory
strategies. The participants are actively engaged and involved throughout the
whole process. They identify their preferred livelihood activities and are involved
in the preparation of their own proposals.SLP endeavors to increase the level of
participation among program participants and harness a deeper sense of
ownership of their DEVELOPMENT.
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Pantawid) Cross- Listahanan
matching with NHTU
Database
1.4.2.1 (If Non-
Listahanan) Listahanan-
Administration of HAF;
1 – 5 days Field PDO-SLP
Household
Assessment Form or Means Test
SLP Means Test
1.5 Validation and
Administration of
Livelihood 1 – 3 days Field PDO
Assessment Form
and SLP Orientation
1.6 Conduct of
Capability Building
2 – 3 days Field PDO
Activity and Project
Identification
1.7 Project Proposal
1 – 3 days Field PDO
Preparation
1.8 Project Proposal
Review, Approval 5 – 12 days RPMO
and Funding
1.9 Grant Release 1 day Cash Section
TOTAL Within 45 working days
9.2. Referral
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NGOs, CSOs Referral Focal Outgoing AA
and other 1.3 Data Encoding of Grievance and
institutions 3 minutes
client’s profile Referral Focal
1.4 Cross-matching Pantawid
with Pantawid 1 - 3 days RPMO Data
eligibility Focal
1.4.1 (If Pantawid)
Prepare
endorsement to the
Provincial Cluster for Grievance and
5 minutes
validation and Referral Focal
administration of
Livelihood
Assessment Form
1.4.2 (If Non-
Pantawid) Cross- NHTU/
1 – 5 days
matching with NHTU Listahanan
Database
1.4.2.1 (If Non-
Listahanan) Listahanan-
Administration of HAF;
1 – 5 days
Household Field PDO-SLP
Assessment Form or Means Test
SLP Means Test
1.5 Validation and
Administration of
Livelihood 1 – 3 days Field PDO
Assessment Form
and SLP Orientation
1.6 Conduct of
Capability Building
2 – 3 days Field PDO
Activity and Project
Identification
1.7 Project Proposal
1 – 3 days Field PDO
Preparation
1.8 Project Proposal
Review, Approval 5 – 12days RPMO
and Funding
1.9 Grant Release 1 day Cash Section
TOTAL Within 45 working days
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9.3. Grievance Redress System
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media, phone 1.2 Provide initial
calls and SMS feedback to the
1 day GRS Focal
concerned
complainant
1.3 Verify the
GRS Focal/ Fact-
complaint to the
2 days Finding
concerned
Committee
staff/provincial office
1.4 Provide final
feedback to the
2 days GRS Focal
concerned
complainant
TOTAL Within 15 working days
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1.2. Bridge media to None 1 hour R.I.O./S.M.O.
concerned maximum
personnel.
Note: Processing
time may vary
depending on the
availability of the
interview. However,
there are cases that
processing time is
shorten that can be
completed within 15
minutes (if the
speaker is the
DSWD Regional
Information
Officer/Social
Marketing Officer)
2. Bring 2.1. Ask preliminary None 15 minutes R.I.O.; S.M.O.
informal letter information from
from media or client or media (if
phone call)
let media call
SMU – for
MEDIA
REFERRALS
3. Write query 3.1. Ask initial None 15 minutes SMU Staff
or comment at information or
DSWD Field clarification about the
issue.
Office 08
3.2. Seek answers None 30 minutes SMU Staff
page. from concerned
section/personnel
TOTAL Within 2 hours and 15 minutes
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How to file a Requesting party may submit an appeal for requests that
complaint have been denied or complaint letter addressed to DSWD
Field Office VIII Regional Director with address at
Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City 6500
How complaints Complaint letter received by the Office of the Regional
are processed Director shall be forwarded to the concerned office to
address the concern.
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CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. The Social 1.1. Receive and
Technology record the
Bureau will communication and Records
communicate None 30 minutes
forward the Section
to the regional
office for document to
notification ofRegional Director
pilot testing 1.2. Route the
newly document with
developed instruction from office Admin. Staff of
30 minutes
social of the Regional ORD and STU
technology Director to Social
Technology Unit with
1.3. STU Head take STU Head and
action on the Regional
instruction of With-in 2 days Director
Regional Director from receipt of
and discuss with RD the
the necessary communication
preparations for the
pilot testing
1.4. Screening of STU Head
Pilot LGU based on 7-10 days
criteria set by STB
1.5. Communicate to STU Head
potential pilot LGU
30 minutes
regarding the new
social technology
1.6. Conduct of initial STU Head
orientation of social
technology to be
piloted to key person 1 day
in the LGU (Mayo, V-
Mayor, SB Members,
Head of Offices)
2.) Expression 2.1. Secure the MSWDO, STU
of interest of issuance of SB Head,
the potential Resolution
authorizing the LCE
pilot LGU to enter MOA with 2 weeks to 1
None
DSWD Field Office month
for the pilot
implementation of
particular social
technology.
STU Head,
2.2. Preparation for
3 weeks STU admin.,
MOA Signing
MSWDO
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2.3. Launching and DSWD FO VIII
MOA Signing for pilot 4 hours – STU and
implementation SMS, LGU
3.) LGU 3.1. Conduct None 24 months LGU, DSWD
implements coordination STU and STB
the pilot test of meetings, establish and other
partnership with
social stakeholders, provide stakeholder
technology services , conduct
trainings, provide
technical assistance
and monitoring
3.2. Post evaluation
of the pilot testing
- Conduct 3 days
Program
review 3 days
- Conduct on
site program
evaluation
including
video 1 day
documentatio
n
- Conduct Exit
Conference
3.3. Formulation of
final program design
2 months
and implementation
guidelines
4.) Issuance of
SB Resolution 4.4. Conduct MOA
for the signing for the
adoption of adoption of None
completed completed Social
Social Technology
Technology
Completion of the project is
TOTAL
within 2 years
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Office or Division: Social Technology Section
Office of the Regional Director
Classification: Under Exemption Non-Frontline Service
Type of Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: Local Government Unit
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Not Applicable Not Applicable
Total No. of Steps: Two (2)
Total Processing Time: Two (2) Months and Ten (10) Days
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. LGU 1.1. Assessment of None 2 days
Expression of prevailing sectoral
Interest to issues / problem
implement confronting LGUs vis-
social à-vis completed
technologies social technology
1.2. Identification of
completed social
technologies that
respond to LGU
prevailing sectoral
issues/ problem
1.3. Preparation and 3 days STU, IDD,
approval of Project ORD, Budget
Proposal for LSWDO Section
Forum
1.4. Procurement for 20 days
the provision of the
forum
1.5. Preparation of 3 days STU Head and
other logistical Admin. Staff
requirement of the
LSWDO Forum
Materials
Invitation
1.5. Conduct of With-in 2 days STU Head and
LSWDO Forum for from receipt of Regional
the orientation of the Director
completed Social communication
Technologies
2.) 2.1. Receipt of None 1 day STU Head
Submission of Expression of
Expression of Interest,
consolidation and
Interest to prioritization of LGU
replicate for visit
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2.2. Coordination 30 minutes STU Head
with MSWDO and
scheduling of visit
2.3. Consultation and 1 day STU Head
lobbying to the LCE,
V, M-Mayor & SB
Members for the
replication of Social
Technology
2.4. Secure the 2 weeks to 1 MSWDO, STU
issuance of SB month Head, SB
Resolution Members and
authorizing the LCE
to enter MOA with V-Mayor
DSWD Field Office
for the pilot
implementation of
particular social
technology.
2.5. Preparation for 3 weeks STU Head,
MOA Signing STU admin.,
MSWDO
2.6. MOA Signing for 4 hours DSWD FO VIII
the replication of – STU and
completed social SMS, LGU
technology
Two (2) Months and Ten (10)
TOTAL
Days
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CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.) Submission 1.1. Receipt of None 1 day STU Head
of Expression Expression of
of Interest to Interest,
replicate
consolidation and
prioritization of LGU
for visit
1.2. Planning for 1 days STU Head and
LGU visit Admin. Staff
1.3. LGU visit – 1-3 days STU Head and
provision of technical Regional
assistance Director
2.) MOA 2.1. Preparation and None 3 days STU, IDD,
signed for the approval of Project ORD, Budget
replication of Proposal for LSWDO Section
Forum 20 days
social -Procurement for the
technology provision of the
forum
2.2. Preparation of 3 days STU Head and
other logistical Admin. Staff
requirement of the
LSWDO Forum
Materials
Invitation
2.3. Conduct of 5 days STU head and
Capability Building of admin. Staff,
LGU implementers Resource
replicating completed
social technology Persons, STB
TOTAL One (1) Month and Six (6) Days
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Field Office VIII Regional Director with address at
Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City 6500
How complaints Complaint letter received by the Office of the Regional
are processed Director shall be forwarded to the concerned office to
address the concern.
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4. 4 photocopies of claimants valid ID
5. 2 original copy of Special Power of
Lawyer
Attorney
6. 2 photocopies of Special Power of
Attorney
7. 4 copies Warranty Release from Liability
DSWD Field Office 8
Deceased beneficiary
1. Original OSCA ID OSCA Office/ MSWDO
2. 4 photocopies of OSCA ID
3. Original claimants valid ID
4. 4 photocopies of claimants valid ID
5. 2 original copies of Death Certificate or 1
original copy of Death Certificate and 1 LCR
CTC of Death Cert.
If claimed by spouse (additional requirements)
1. 2 original copies of Marriage Contract or
1 original copy of Marriage Contract and
LCR
1 CTC of Marriage Contract and 2
photocopies of Marriage Contract
If claimed by sibling or child (additional requirements)
1. 2 original copies of Live Birth or
Baptismal Certificate or 1 original copy of
Live Birth or Baptismal Certificate and 1
LCR
ctc of Live Birth or Baptismal Certificate
and 2 photocopies of Live Birth or
Baptismal Certificate
Total No. of Steps: Four (4)
Total Processing Time: Fifteen (15) minutes
CLIENT FEES PROCESSING PERSON
AGENCY ACTIONS TO BE
STEPS TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Senior 1.1 Check if client’s None 3 minutes SPPMO Staff/
citizen must name appears in Verifiers
present their the Certificate of
OSCA ID Eligibility
1.2 If not, senior citizen
cannot proceed to
other steps.
1.3 If yes, check if
there are
discrepancies of
names, birthdates
and address versus
in the Certificate of
Eligibility
1.4 If there are
discrepancies,
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prepare a
Certification of one
and the same
person writing the
name/birthday/addr
ess on the CE vs
OSCA ID
1.5 If there are no
discrepancies,
proceed to Step 2
2. Senior 2.1 Check as to the None 4-5 minutes SPPMO Staff/
citizens shall completeness of Verifiers
submit their requirements
documentar 2.2 If incomplete
y requirements are
requirement presented, let the
s to verifiers senior citizen
comply the lacking
docs.
2.3 If complete
requirements are
presented, SPPMO
staff/ verifiers shall
stamp, affix his/her
signature in the
documents and can
proceed to Step 3
3. Senior 3.1 Ensure to let the None 2-3 minutes SPPMO Staff/
citizen will senior citizen sign Payroll Masters
proceed to in the payroll that
the payroll corresponds to the
masters amount he/she will
receive
4. Senior 4.1 Ensure to pay the None 2-3 minutes SDO
citizen will senior citizen that
proceed to correspond to the
the SDO amount he/she will
receive
TOTAL 14 minutes
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Type of Transaction: G2C – Government to Citizens
Who may avail: Indigent Senior Citizens
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
For living centenarian: 2 COPIES EACH DOCUMENT
1. Photocopy of OSCA ID certified true copy
OSCA
by the OSCA Head
2. Original or Certified True Copy of Birth
Certificate LCR/ PSA
In the absence of the birth certificate,
client will provide any two of the following
secondary documents:
a. Marriage Certificate of the Centenarian LCR/ PSA
b. Birth Certificates of children borne
by/of the centenarian LCR/ PSA
c. Affidavits executed by at least two
disinterested persons with personal
knowledge of centenarian’s actual age Lawyer
or date of birth
d. Old School or Employment records
showing date of birth of centenarian Old School/ Former Employment
e. Baptismal and/or Confirmation records Agency
of centenarian certified by the parish PARISH CHURCH or other religious
church denomination
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are various nearest surviving relative (e.g.
children) authorizing one of them to
receive the centenarian gift in behalf of all
of them
6. Warranty and release from liability form DSWD FO 8 (Centenarian Program)
Total No. of Steps: Two (2)
Total Processing Time: Four (4) working days and 16 minutes
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit 1.1 Receive and None 2 minutes SPPMO
documentar record the Admin. Staff
y documents of the
requirement client
s 1.2 Forward the None 1 minute SPPMO Admin
documents to the Staff
program in-
charge
1.3 Review the None 3 minutes PDO
documents and
update the
Centenarian
database
1.4 Prepare None 10 minutes PDO
Certificate of
Eligibility, ORS
and DV
1.5 Facilitate None 3 days Focal/ Division
approval of Chief/ Regional
Certificate of Director
Eligibility
1.6 Facilitate None GASS
approval of ORS
and DVs
1.7 Issuance of None GASS
cheques to
centenarian
2. Receive the 2.1 Deliver the None 1 day PDO
centenarian cheque to
gift centenarian
2.2 Assist the None PDO
centenarian to
sign the
Acknowledgemen
t Receipt and
award the Letter
of Felicitation
signed by the
President
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2.3 Photo None PDO
documentation
Four (4) working days and 16
TOTAL
minutes
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13. Supplementary Feeding Program (SFP)
The Supplementary Feeding Program (SFP) is the provision of food in addition
to the regular meals to target children ages 3-4 years old enrolled in Child
Development Centers (CDCs) and 2-4 years old children in Supervised
Neighborhood Play (SNP). The program is part of the Department’s contribution
to the Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) and was strengthened
by the enactment of the Republic Act 11037 or the “Masustansiyang Pagkain
para sa Batang Pilipino Act”, signed on June 20, 2018 which the DSWD and
the Department of Education are the lead agencies in the implementation of the
said law.
The Field Office (FO), in coordination with the implementing LGUs may conduct
twice-a-day feeding (or thrice a day feeding especially in areas hardly hit by
several typhoons where the affected population with younger children may
need food augmentation) in order to facilitate the implementation of the
program and be concluded with the completion of the feeding cycle.
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Office or Division: Supplementary Feeding Program
Protective Services Division
Classification: Under Exemption Non-Frontline Service
Type of Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
G2C – Government to Citizen
Who may avail: 2-4 year-old children in Supervised Neighborhood Play
(SNP)
3-4 year-old children enrolled in Child Development
Center (CDC)
5-year old children not enrolled in the DepEd preschool
children but enrolled in CDCs and
5-12 years old malnourished children outside the Child
Development Center(CDC)
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be distributed to the
implementing LGU.
2. Ensure 2.1 Communicate to None 1 hour Assigned Social
readiness targeted LGUs and Welfare Officer/
and Designated Regional Project
availability of Inspectors on the Development
storage delivery schedules of Officer
facilities and SFP goods (thru
other local phone call)
counterpart of 2.2 Conduct of actual 8 hours
the LGU delivery of assorted
needed in the food commodities in
program coordination with the
implementati local government
on. and the identified
supplier/ service
provider which is
done every 1st and
3rd week of the
month equivalent to
five (5) deliveries to
complete the feeding
cycle.
Note:
Allocation is Assigned Social
good for 2 Welfare Officer/
weeks’ Project
consumption
Development
per delivery
None Officer, Winning
for 60 feeding
Supplier,
days or 120
feeding MSWDO and
sessions LGU
Delivery Representative
period maybe
extended
based on the
distance/locati
on of the
receiving
LGU.
Delivery
period maybe
extended
based on the
distance/locati
on of the
receiving LGU
and current
pandemic
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situation of the
implementing
LGU
3. Acknowledge 3.1 Conduct None 2 hours DSWD
receipt of the Inspection and Inspector and
delivery of verification of SFP Staff In-
assorted food delivered food charge
commodities commodities based
on approved
specifications and
quantity in
coordination with FO
designated
inspectors supported
by a signed
Inspection and
Acceptance Report
(IAR).
3.2 Review of None 2 hours SFP Staff In-
supporting Charge
documents for
payments of service
provider
Delivery
Receipt
and/or Charge
Invoice
Inspection
and
Acceptance
Report (IAR)
3.3 Payment of None 3 days FO Finance
delivered goods to Division
suppliers/ Service (Accounting
Providers Section,
Cashier
Note: Processing of Section) and
payment maybe Administrative
extended considering Division
of the various (Property and
transactions being Supply Section
facilitated at the and
concerned Section to Procurement
cater all programs Section)
and services of the
department.
4. Actual 4. Conduct actual None 3 hours Assigned Social
Feeding visit to monitor Worker, Day
feeding activities at Care Center
Child Development Worker,
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Center (CDC) MSWDO
5. Submission 5. Consolidated None 4 hours MSWDO SFP
of Nutritional Nutritional Nutritionist
Assessment Assessment Report Dietician (ND)
Report to submitted by LGUs
determine
impact of the
feeding
program
4 months, 4 days, 1 hour and 10
TOTAL
minutes
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0908-881-6565
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To be executed by the child’s
birthparent/s; or in the absence of the
birthparent/s per Article 216 of the
Family Code the succession will apply
as to who will exercise substitute
parental authority in signing the DVC
6. Original Copy of the Certificate of RTC Judge
Authority for a Notarial Act (CANA)
7. Health and Medical Profile (original Government Physician
copy; updated within the last 6 months or
more recent if there is a significant
progress/development in the child’s
medical condition)
8. Psychological Evaluation Report (if child Government Psychologist
is 5 years old and above; original copy)
9. Recent Photograph PAPs/CCAs/CPAs
10. Child’s Profile P/C/MSWDO/CCAs/CPAs/DSWD FO
11. Notarized Consent for Adoption (if 10 Adoptive child/ren
years old and above)
For Abandoned/Founding/Neglected Children
1. Endorsement (original copy) DSWD FO
2. Child Study Report (original copy; DSWD FO/CCAs/CPAs/LGUs
updated within the last 6 months or more
recent if there is significant progress or
development on the case)
3. Birth Certificate (3 original SECPA Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)
copies), for Abandoned Children
4. One (1) Original copy of the Certification DSWD Central Office (CO)/DSWD Field
Declaring the Child as Legally Available Office
for Adoption (CDCLAA), if non-relative
case
5. Health and Medical Profile (original Government Physician
copy; updated within the last 6 months or
more recent if there is a significant
progress/development in the child’s
medical condition)
6. Child’s Profile, for foundling P/C/MSWDO/CCAs/CPAs/DSWD FO
7. Psychological Evaluation Report (if child Government Psychologist
is 5 years old and above)
8. Recent Photograph PAPs/CCAs/CPAs/
9. Consent for Adoption (if 10 years old Adoptive child/ren
and above)
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10. Notarized Petition (for Neglected
Children)
11. Other document such as:
Copy of the valid ID used by the
child's birth parents/relatives
Copy of marriage certificate or
Certificate of No Marriage of the
birthparents
Death Certificate of Birth Parent/s
(if deceased)
Psychiatric/ Psychological
Evaluation Report (if birthparents/
is/ are/ or diagnosed to be
intellectually challenged)
DVC of legal husband (if child was
born out of extra marital affair); if
whereabouts is unknown, comply
the requirements for petition
Medical Certificate/ Bone and/or
Dental Ageing Result (for foundling
cases)
Birth Certificate of the child's
birthmother (if the DVC was signed
by the child's maternal
grandparent/s to establish the
relationship of the child's birth
mother and maternal grandmother)
Affidavit of Discrepancy signed by
the child's birth mother (if the
signature of the birthmother in the
birth certificate and DVC are
different as well as the child's birth
order in the Birth Certificate was
incorrect)
Affidavit of Two Disinterested
Person/s (if the informant in the
child's birth certificate is not the
child's birthmother)
Family Genogram with Birth
Certificate/s
Notarized Oath and Undertaking by
the guardian/ relative
For relative adoption:
Page 95 of 277
Same as the requirements stated in
the previous documents for
surrendered, abandoned, and
neglected children, except for the
CDCLAA.
a. Form to be filled up for the
Notarized Oath and
Undertaking by the guardian
/ relative.
b. Family Genogram with Birth
Certificate/s
Page 96 of 277
sons/daughters if living with the
applicant, who are at least 10 years
old
5. Physical and Medical
Evaluation/Certification by a duly
licensed physician. Certification
should: (a) indicate that the applicant
has no medical condition that
prevents him/her in acting or
assuming parental responsibilities; (b)
taken at least six months from the
time of preparation of the Home Study
Report
6. Psychological Evaluation Report
(when appropriate, as assessed by
the social worker)
7. NBI or Police Clearance issued at
least one year before the preparation
of the Home Study Report
8. Latest Income Tax Return (ITR) or
any other documents showing
financial capability, e.g. Certificate of
Employment, Bank Certificate or
Statement of Assets and Liabilities
9. Three (3) letters of Character
References (e.g. the local
church/Minister, the employer and a
non-relative member of the immediate
community who have known the
applicant(s) for at least 3 years)
10. 3x5 inch-sized photos of the
applicants and his/her immediate
family members, taken within the last
three (3) months from the date of
submission of application
C. Additional Requirements for Foreign Nationals
11. Certification that the applicant(s)
have legal capacity to adopt in his/her
country and that his/her country has a
policy or is a signatory of an
international agreement, which allows
a child adopted in the Philippines by
its national to enter his/her country
Page 97 of 277
and permanently reside therein as
his/her legitimate child, which may be
issued by his/her country’s diplomatic
or consular office or central authority
on inter-country adoption or any
government agency that has
jurisdiction over the child and family
matters.
Page 98 of 277
prior to residing in the Philippines,
except for those who have resided in
the Philippines for more than fifteen
(15) years.
14. Police Clearance from all places
of residence in the past years prior to
residing in the Philippines.
15. Affidavit of Temporary Custody
For relative adoption:
Same as the requirements stated in
the previous documents for
surrendered, abandoned and
neglected children, except for the
CDCLAA.
c. Form to be filled-up for the
Notarized Oath and Undertaking by
the guardian/relative
d. Family Genogram with Birth
Certificate/s
Page 99 of 277
Field Office for act as Secretariat to
regional the matching
matching conference shall
conduct the
conference by following:
the 1.1. Review Within three (3) Initials of the
CCAs/CPAs/ case/home days ARRS Head,
DSWD study reports Division Chief,
RCFs/LGUs and other ARDO and
documentary approval of the
requirements Regional
and make Director
assessment
and
recommendati
on on the
case within
two (2) days
upon receipt
of the child
and PAPs
dossier.
The result of
the matching
shall only be
final upon
approval of
the Regional
Director.
For cases of
children not
matched, a
Regional
Clearance for
interregional
matching
together with
the child’s
dossier shall
be
transmitted to
the Central
Office
immediately
upon
approval of
the Regional
Clearance by
the Regional
1.11. Facilitate
the approval
of the PAPA
by the
Regional
Director or
his/her duly
authorized
representativ
e within the
day from the
receipt of the
Acceptance
Letter from
the PAPs and
endorse to
DSWD
residential
facilities/CCA/
CPAs
concerned.
If any party
declines/oppo
ses the
proposed
placement of
1.12. Facilitate
the issuance
of Certificate
of Consent to
Adoption
approved/sign
ed by the FO
Regional
Director. The
Final Post-
Placement
Supervisory
Report shall
be attached
to the said
document,
1.14. Coordinate
closely with
the PAP/s
social worker
who monitors
the
movement of
the case
until such
time that the
Adoption
Decree and
Certificate of
Finality are
issued from
the court.
Once the
Adoption
Decree,
Certificate of
Finality and
new Birth
Certificate of
the child are
secured, the
Central Office
and the
child’s social
worker shall
be furnished
a copy of the
said
documents to
consider the
case closed.
TOTAL None 29 working days
4. From completion
of Posting, upon
2. If found
complete and
compliant, the
Application shall be None Two (2) working
forwarded to the days
2. If found complete
and compliant, the
Petition shall be None Two (2) working
forwarded to the days
Regional Director
shall render ARRS staff,
recommendation on Initials of the
the Petition. ARRS Head,
Division Chief,
3. The Regional ARDO and
Director shall signed by the
transmit the same to Regional
Central Office-PMB Director
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
Preparation of None
PR, RIS, ABC,
List of
Participants
and Menu
2.3 CBSS, PSD None 2 days RRPTP Social
Chief and Asst. Worker /
Regional Director CBSS/PSD
for Operations Chief/ARDO
recommend the
provision of
assistance for
approval of the
Regional Director
2.4 Activity Proposal None 2 days RRPTP Social
will be forwarded Worker /
to Budget Section Budget Officer
and CAO to
certify funds
availability
2.5 The Regional None 3 days The Regional
Director Director
approved the
Activity Proposal
2.6 Procurement None 20 days RRPTP Social
Section to Worker and
facilitate request Procurement
for procurement Section
of proposed
activity
2.7 Approval of None 3 days The Regional
Notice to Accountant
Proceed and and Asst.
Purchase Order Regional for
Operations
2.8 Issuance of None 5 days Procurement
Conformed NTP Section
& PO (there are
instances that the
end user/s
facilitate to
contact and
ensure service
provider/s to
conform the said
documents)
2.9 Contact the None 1 hour RRPTP Social
LGU/s regarding Worker
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
The SWD data and information is provided to internal and external researchers
who are requesting current and secondary SWD data and statistics from the
Department. Request for the following need not go through the protocol and
may be approved and provided by submitting a letter of request addressed to
the head of the concerned office:
4. Send the
endorsement to
the concerned
Division/Section/
Program Head or
Focal with
attached
Researcher’s
Feedback Form
5. Provide the
researcher/s a
copy of the
endorsement
letter.
3. Coordinate 6. Assist the None 1 working day Research Focal
with the researcher in
Concerned matters related
Division/Secti to conduct of
on/ data-gathering
Program activities
where the
research
request was
endorsed.
2 working days
TOTAL None and 7 minutes
The SWD data and information is provided to internal and external researchers
who are requesting current and secondary SWD data and statistics from the
Department. Request for the following need not go through the protocol and
may be approved and provided by submitting a letter of request addressed to
the head of the concerned office:
1. Secondary data (Statistics, reference materials, etc.) from any of the offices,
bureaus, services and units within the Department. Secondary data refers to
data that has already been consolidated and/or published by DSWD and
readily available as public document.
2. Observations and/or photo/video/audio shoots at DSWD premises, except
those involving DSWD’s clients or beneficiaries. If a photo, audio or video of
client or beneficiary is essential for the study, researcher shall secure the
consent of the Center Head/Client/Beneficiary.
3. Briefing/interview/orientation sessions with key focal persons in the Central
Office on general information about DSWD programs, policies and projects.
The Department however, discourages requests for “practice interviews” of
DSWD personnel for the sole purpose of student’s acquisition of interview
skills, in consideration of the valuable time taken away from the personnel
when accommodating student researchers.
PROCES PERSON
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO BE SING RESPONSI
STEPS ACTIONS PAID
TIME BLE
1. Review the 1. Conduct review None 30 PDPS
letter request and verification of the minutes Technical
received from request letter to Staff
the requesting
identify what data is
agency upon
receipt of the requested and if data
letter from are available from
Records PDPS database.
Section or
through email.
2. Preparation 2. Coordinate with None 3 working PDPS
of the the concerned days Technical
requested data Division/Unit/Progra Staff
m M&E Focal the
provision/submission
of the requested data
to PDPS using the
templates provided
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
DSWD Website
https://www.dswd.gov.ph/issuances/MCs/MC
_2014-017.pdf
2. Conduct
agency visit, if
necessary.
If applicant is None 3 days Focal Person -
compliant to Standards
requirements: Section/
Forward Section Head/
application form Division Chief/
Regional
together with the
Director
assessment report
and the Certificate
of Authority to
Conduct Regional
Fund Raising
Campaign to the
Regional Director
or his/her
authorized
representative for
approval and
signature.
If found
1. Return
application
documents to
the
person/individu
al, corporation,
organization or
association
with an
acknowledgem
ent letter citing
reasons for
disapproval;
Provide necessary
technical
assistance to the
applicant to qualify
for the issuance of
permit.
STEP 5: 1.1 Notify the None 1 day Focal Person -
Issuance of Applicant Standards
Permit Organization on Section
the availability of
the Certificate
1.3 Provide
orientation
conforming to the
standard operating
procedures in the
inventory,
monitoring and
utilization of
solicited funds
TOTAL
₱500.00 7 working days
For Complete and Compliant:
If Disapproved: ₱500.00 5 working days
DSWD Website
https://www.dswd.gov.ph/issuances/MCs/MC
_2014-017.pdf
8.5 Bishop/Parish
Priest/Minister or Head of any
Sect- if church or religious
projects for public & charitable
purposes
9. One (1) Original Copy of Fund DSWD Website
Utilization Report of proceeds and https://www.dswd.gov.ph/issuances/MCs/MC
expenditures duly certified by the _2014-017.pdf
agency’s auditor/bookkeeper
DSWD-SB-PS-F-007: Fund Utilization Report
10. Sample of additional specific Please refer to
requirements for each https://www.dswd.gov.ph/issuances/MCs/MC
methodology to be used, such as: _2014-017.pdf for the additional specific
10.1. Ticket, Ballots, Cards requirements for each methodology to be used.
and similar forms
PROCESSING
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO TIME* PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID (under normal RESPONSIBLE
circumstance)
STEP 1: Client secures or None *5 minutes Support Staff -
Secure provided with Standards
application application form Section
form thru the and checklist of
DSWD
DSWD
1.4 Approval and None 3 days
Secretary or
signing of Authorized
Permit/Certificate Representative
of Authority to
I If applicant is
not compliant to
requirements:
None 3 days Focal Person -
1. Return Standards
application Section/Section
documents to Head/Division
the applicant Chief/Regional
with a letter Director
citing reasons
for disapproval
1.3 Provide
orientation
DSWD Website
https://www.dswd.gov.ph/issuances/
MCs/MC_2019-021.pdf
OPTIONAL REQUIREMENT
1. In case of medicines, a certification Food and Drug Administration
from the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) that the
commodities are allowed for free
distribution and use by the intended
beneficiaries without the need of a
prior prescription and that these are
safe for human consumption
● Conform
letter to
applicant
that it
should
comply
with post-
facilitation
requireme
● Letter to
concerned
DSWD
Field
Office
informing
them of the
endorseme
nt
If
disapproved,
to send a
written
communicati
on to
concerned
DSWD Field
Office, copy
furnished the
applicant,
indicating
reasons for
disapproving
the
application.
Endorsement None 2 working DSWD
to the days Undersecretary
Secretary heading the
Standards
Affixes initial Bureau
to the
endorsement
letter to DOF
Final None 3 working DSWD
Approval days Secretary
Affixes
signature to
the
endorsement
letter to DOF
Preparation
of the
endorsement
letter for
pick-up of the
applicant and
the conform
letter for their
signature.
TOTAL
₱1,000.00 14 working days
Complete and Compliant:
Complete and Eight (8) days and fifty (50)
₱1,000.00
Non-Compliant Submission: minutes
For Incomplete Submission: None 30 minutes
*The number of minutes shall be included on the total 14 working days.
** This does not include the travel time of documents from the DSWD Field
Office to the Central Office, and vice versa.
Standards Section
Office:
Policy and Plans Division
Classification: Highly Technical (Frontline)
Type of Transaction: Government to Client (G2C)
Who may avail: All Social Workers who are direct practitioners
including
supervisors from the DSWD Field Offices,
residential, and center-based facilities, Local
Government Units, other National Government
Agencies, Court Social Workers, Non-Government
Organizations, and individual practitioners
managing court cases of the disadvantaged
groups.
DSWD Website
https://www.dswd.gov.ph/issuance
s/AOs/AO_2008-001.pdf
2. If found
*If the
applicant/s falls
below the set
standards, the
said applicant/s
shall be given
appropriate
DSWD Website
https://www.dswd.gov.ph/issuances/MC
s/MC_2019-013.pdf
DSWD-SB-CSOA-001A
DSWD-SB-CSOA-003A
4. Location sketches (spot/ satellite Applicant
map) and photographs (façade and
interior) of the principal office and/or
satellite Offices
5. Certificate of Good Standing or Securities Exchange Commission
Certificate of No Derogatory (SEC) - Company Registration and
Information issued by SEC Monitoring Department Secretariat
Building, PICC Complex, Roxas
Boulevard, Pasay City, 1307
4.4. Standards
2 working days
Confirmation Bureau assigned
letter on the personnel
result of the (SCMD), SB
evaluation Director
Standards
Bureau assigned
4.5. Approval of 3 working days personnel
the Certificate
(SCMD), SB
of Accreditation
Director, Cluster
Heads and
Department
Secretary
For those SWDAs operating in more than one (1) region, submission of
application is at DSWD Central Office (Standards Bureau).
3. One (1) Copy of any of the following DSWD Field Office VIII - Standards
Section
● Handbook or Manual Operations Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City,
of its programs policies and Leyte
procedures to attain its purposes
Annex 5. DSWD-RLA-F005
Brochure
4. If incomplete,
return all
documents
submitted
accompanied by
a checklist of
requirements for
applicant
Organization’s
compliance.
STEP 3: If
4. Prepare Billing None *20 minutes Support Staff
Complete, Settle Statement and in-charge of the
the required instructs issuance of
processing fee. applicant to Billing
proceed to the statement
Accounting (Accounting
Section and Section)
Cash Section
5. Process ₱1,000.00 *10 minutes Cashier (Cash
payment and Section)
issues Official
Receipt.
STEP 4: Provide
6. Acknowledge None *10 Minutes Support Staff in
4. For applicant with past and current DSWD Field Office VIII, Magsaysay
partnership with the DSWD that Blvd., Tacloban City, Leyte/
involved transfer of funds Government Agency where the
Organization implemented or
Certification from DSWD Office and/or other implements projects and programs.
concerned government agencies that the
applicant is free from any financial
liability/obligation
3. If complete,
provide the
For incomplete organization an
requirements, the acknowledgeme
applicant nt receipt and
organization shall log the receipt
sign the of application
acknowledgemen documents into
t of the returned the Document
documents and Tracking
the checklist of System (DTS)
the lacking for Standards
requirements. Section.
4. If
incomplete,
return all
documents
1. If
complete
and
complian
t, an
Acknowl
edgment
Letter
and
Notificati
on on the
proposed
schedule
on the
conduct
of
Validatio
n Visit
shall be
prepared
.
If found
incomplete or
non-compliant,
the
Acknowledgem
ent Letter
prepared shall
contain the
checklist of
requirements to
be secured and
complied. This
will be sent to
the applicant
SWDA together
with all the
application
documents
1.2.2 If not
favorable, the
Technical Staff
shall detail the
Assessors
Findings and
the agreed
compliance
date of the
1.2 If complete
and compliant,
an
Acknowledgmen
t Letter and
Notification on
the proposed
schedule on the
conduct of
Validation Visit
shall be
prepared.
1.3 If found
incomplete or
non-compliant,
the
Acknowledgeme
nt Letter
prepared shall
contain the
checklist of
requirements to
be secured and
complied. This
will be sent to
the applicant
SWDA together
with all the
application
documents
submitted.
STEP 3: Settle If found both ₱1,000.00 *15 minutes Technical Staff
the required complete and and Support
processing fee. compliant, notify Staff
the Applicant (Standards
For those Organization Section)
operating in more that they have
3. Courier the
Photocopy of
Official
Receipt
Note: For those
operating in more
than one region,
the applicant
organization may
settle its payment
either at DSWD
Central Office or
at the DSWD
Field Office
where their Main
Office is located
1.2.2 If not
favorable, the
Technical Staff
shall detail the
Assessors
Findings and
the agreed
compliance date
of the Action
Plan.
1.3.1 If None Favorable; Standards
favorable, 8 working days Section
review and Head/Division
approval of the Unfavorable; Chief
Confirmation 7 working days
Report and the
Draft Certificate
of License to
Operate.
1.4.1 If Favorable; Regional
favorable, for 3 working days Director
approval and
signature of the Unfavorable;
Certificate of 1 working days
License to
Operate.
Refers to the process of assessing the Senior Citizen Center if they are
compliant to set standards.
Annex 3. DSWD-RLA-F003
Application Form for Send an e-mail to:
Accreditation
[email protected]
Annex 6. DSWD-RLA-F006
Accomplishment Report
Annex 8. DSWD-RLA-F008
Audited Financial Statement
1.1. If
favorable,
the
Technical
Staff shall
draft
Confirmati
on Report
together
with
Certificate
of
Accreditat
ion.
1.2. If not
favorable,
the
Technical
Staff shall
detail the
Assessor
s Findings
to which
the Public
SWDA is
expected
to take
action
and
comply
with.
2.2. If
unfavorab
le, shall
review the
provided
findings
or reason
for
disapprov
al of
accreditati
on.
2.2.1. Approval
of the
Confirmati
on
Report.
If unfavorable,
the Support Staff
shall send the
Confirmation
Report to the
SWDA through
email and via
courier.
STEP 12: Releasing of None 1 working day Support Staff
Confirmation (depending on (Standards
Report and the choice of Bureau - SB)
Certificate of the applicant)
Accreditation.
If favorable,
Send the
Confirmation
Report and
notify the
availability of the
Certificate of
Accreditation for
release through
various means
per preference
indicated in the
application form.
(direct pick-up or
courier)
TOTAL
None 19 working days
For Complete and Compliant:
For Complete Requirements with None
15 working days
Areas for Compliance:
Note: The DSWD will implement 4:00pm cut-off on the submitted complete
documents which includes the payment of processing fees. Applications received
after 4:00pm shall be considered as a next working day transaction.
STEP 3: 1.1 Review the None 2 working days Technical Staff/
submitted Section Head/
documents as to Division Chief/
completeness Bureau Director
and compliance.
1.1.1 If found
complete and
compliant, shall
prepare an
Acknowledgeme
nt Letter
notifying the
conduct of 2-day
Accreditation
Assessment.
1.1.2 If found
incomplete or
non-compliant,
shall send
Acknowledgeme
nt Letter to the
Public SWDA
containing the
checklist of
documents for
compliance to be
secured or
accomplished
together with all
the application
documents
submitted.
STEP 4: For those with *30 minutes Technical Staff
Confirm the requirements (Standards
Availability on that are Bureau - SB)
the proposed complete and
Assessment compliant,
Visit Confirmation of
Assessment
Visit.
1.1. If
favorable,
the
Technical
Staff shall
draft
Confirmati
on Report
together
with
Certificate
of
Accreditat
ion.
1.2. If not
favorable,
the
Technical
Staff shall
detail the
Assessor
s Findings
2. If
unfavorab
le, the
Support
Staff shall
send the
Confirmati
on Report
to the
SWDA
through
email and
via
courier.
STEP 10: Releasing of None 1 working day Support Staff
Confirmation (depending on (Standards
Report and the choice of Bureau - SB)
Certificate of the applicant)
Accreditation.
If favorable,
Send the
Confirmation
Report and
notify the
availability of the
Certificate of
Accreditation for
release through
various means
DSWD Website
https://www.dswd.gov.ph/issuances/
MCs/MC_2019-001.pdf
a. Accomplished Marriage
Expectation Inventory Form of
would-be-married couple/s
present during the validation
visit.
1.3 If found
insufficient/have
not met required
qualification and
requirements,
acknowledge
receipt and
notify the
applicant on the
lacking
requirements,
provide
a. Brief
overview on
the
assessment
process;
b. Observation
on the
counseling
session; and
c. Exit
Conference
STEP 6: Awaits 1.1 Final None 7 working days Technical Staff/
the approval of Assessment of Section Head/
the application/ the application Division
confirmation documents and Chief/Support
report/issuance result of the Staff
of the actual
Certificate accreditation
assessment.
a. If favorable,
inform
applicant on
the approval
b. If
unfavorable,
recommend
for re-
assessment.
1.3 Forwards to
the office of the
RD for
approval/signatu
re.
1.3 If found
insufficient/have
not met required
qualification and
requirements,
acknowledge
receipt and
notify the
applicant on the
lacking
requirements,
provide
necessary
technical
assistance and
return all the
submitted
documents.
STEP 3: Conducts None 2 working days Technical Staff
Prepare for the validation or Officer of the
Actual assessment to day (Standards
Assessment include the Section)
following:
a. Brief
overview on
the
assessment
process;
b. Observation
on the
b. If
unfavorable,
recommend
for re-
assessment.
1.3 Forwards to
the office of the
RD for
approval/signatu
re.
- barangay certification
- certification or endorsement
from at least two (2) publicly
known individuals in the
community
- other documents showing proof
of existence
3. Proof of organization, namely:
Per DSWD Administrative Order No. 14 Series DSWD Field Office VIII
of 2009 Magsaysay Boulevard,
Tacloban City
PROCESSING
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO TIME PERSON
STEPS ACTIONS BE PAID (under normal RESPONSIBLE
circumstances
A. Pre-Assessment
Email
notification/acknow
ledgement.
Note: The DSWD will implement 4:00 p.m. cut-off on the submitted complete
documents. Applications received after 4:00 p.m. shall be considered as next
working day transaction.
b. If unfavorable,
recommend for re-
assessment.
If assessment is
favorable,
prepare the
certificate as well.
Submit for
approval of the
Regional
Director.
STEP 3: Email e-copy of None One (1) working Support Staff
Receives the confirmation day (Standards
Accreditation report and Section)
Certificate Certificate
TOTAL
For Complete and Compliant None 12 working days
For Complete Requirements with None 25 minutes
Areas for Compliance
*The number of minutes shall be included on the total 12 working days.
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
3. Facilitate
approval of the
Letter Request
by the Section
Head then the
OIC-Division
Chief.
4. Issue
Allocation
Receipt (AR)
form approved
by Section Head
and OIC-Division
Chief
5. Endorse the
approved
request/
Allocation
Receipt (AR)
form to RROS
7. Inform the
LGU on the
approved
allocation of
relief goods.
Notify the LGU
the delivery date
(if goods will be
delivered) or
withdrawal date
(if goods are to
be withdrawed
by the LGU)
8. Facilitate the None 1 day DRMD
distribution of SWADTs/
Withdraw / relief goods PATs/ MATs
Received the using the Relief QRT
relief goods Distribution
and assist in Sheet (RDS) to
the distribution the affected LGU
of relief goods in coordinating
with the
Requesting LGU.
Secure and 9. Receive the None 15 minutes DRMD PFO
turn over the Relief assigned in the
Relief Distribution area
Distribution Sheet and
Sheet (RDS0 submit it to
to DRMD PDO DRMD – DRRS
assigned in the
area
10. Prepare and 1 day DRRS
submit report on None
the LGU
Requests for
Augmentation
weekly or as the
3. Review request
details, verify
request
information based
None 14 days DRRS and
on submitted
SWADT
DROMIC report
4. Prepare request
receipt and
-Check the
availability of
standby fund;
the status of
FNFI stockpile;
the availability
of logistics; and
the capacity of
the workforce.
- Prepare a
report on the
preparedness
activities of the
Field Office at
least twelve
(12) hours
before the
PDRA meeting
2. Send the
report on
preparednes
s measure to
the SWADTs
and the
Central
Office.
3. SWADTs to
consolidate
the report of
the LGUs.
4. Send the None 1hour SWADTs
preparednes
s of the
LGUs to
DRIMS
Submission of 5. Receive None 1 day LGU
initial report initial report
duly signed by of LGUs
ARTA
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ARTA
8-478-5093
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ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]
Pay Slip is a kind of document which contains the amount paid to an employee.
It also indicates all the deductions made out of an employee’s monthly salary.
Said document is being requested for monitoring purposes, while others use it
as a requirement in applying for a loan or credit card. The Personnel
Administration Section receives Ten (10) to Fifteen (15) requests for Pay Slip
per day.
ARTA
8-478-5093
[email protected]