LOCALIZING PUBLIC GOODS AND

SERVICES THROUGH CBMS:

THE VALENZUELA EXPERIENCE

The CBMS could thus be argued to

promote the greater localization of:
PUBLIC SERVICE
THE HARMONIZATION OF PUBLIC
GOODS AND PUBLIC NEEDS
THE STRENGTHENING OF LOCAL
ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISMS
AND THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF
DATA-DRIVEN IMPACT-ASSESSMENT
MECHANISMS.

WIN GATCHALIAN

ACCURATELY AND RELIABLY ASSESS THE

EFFICACY AND EFFICIENCY OF LOCAL
GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS
TARGETING MECHANISM FOR THE VARIOUS
HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND ANTI-POVERTY
PROGRAMS OF VALENZUELA CITY

IMPROVED ACCESS TO EDUCATION

Proportion of children aged 6-11 enrolled in

elementary, by Barangay, 2012
(Source: CBMS Survey, 2012)

Proportion of children aged 6 to 11 who are not

attending elementary
(Source: CBMS Survey, 2015)

IMPROVED ACCESS TO EDUCATION

Proportion of Children Aged 12-15 enrolled in High

School, by Barangay, 2012
(Source: CBMS Survey 2012)

Proportion of children aged 12 to 15 who are not

attending high school
(Source: CBMS Survey 2015)

IMPROVED ACCESS TO SAFE WATER

Proportion of Population with Access to Improved

Water Sources, by Barangay, 2012
(Sources CBMS Survey, 2012)

Proportion of households without access to an

improved watersource
(Source: CBMS Suvey 2015)

IMPROVED ACCESS TO SANITARY TOILET

FACILITIES

Proportion of Population with Access to Sanitary

Toilet Facilities, by Barangay, 2012
(Sources CBMS Survey, 2012)

Proportion of households without access to a

sanitary toilet facility
(Sources CBMS Survey, 2015)

DECREASED MORTALITY RATES AMONG INFANTS

AND CHILDREN

Proportion of Children Age 0 to less than 5 who Died,

by Barangay, 2012
Sources CBMS Survey, 2012)

Proportion of children under 5 years of age who died

(Sources CBMS Survey, 2015)

REDUCED INCIDENCES OF HUNGER AND

MALNUTRITION AMONG CHILDREN AND ADULTS

Proportion of Population Who Experienced Food

Shortage, by Barangay, 2012
(Sources CBMS Survey, 2012)

P Proportion of households who experience hunger

due to food shortage
Sources CBMS Survey, 2015)

REDUCED INCIDENCES OF HUNGER AND

MALNUTRITION AMONG CHILDREN AND ADULTS

Prevalence of Underweight Children Under 5 Years of

Age, by Barangay, 2012
(Sources CBMS Survey, 2012)

Proportion of Population Who Experienced Food

Shortage, by Barangay, 2012
(Sources CBMS Survey, 2012)

VALENZUELA CITY PROGRAMS

The city has halved malnutrition
among children.
reduced hunger incidence
increased enrollment rates in elementary
and high school
decreased infant, child and maternal
mortality rates
verge of achieving universal access to
potable water and sanitary toilet facilities

IMPORTANCE OF CBMS
The use of data from the CBMS
helps the local government
identify where the next peso of
public money will yield the
highest returns in terms of
overall public welfare.

IMPORTANCE OF CBMS
Local government officials can use hard
data to review, reassess, and, if
necessary, reformulate under-performing
programs.
They can look at the numbers provided
by the CBMS and determine whether
they should continue or discontinue a
local program.

IMPORTANCE OF CBMS

The specificity, reliability, and precision of data

gleaned from a nationwide CBMS network
would be invaluable to the formulation,
implementation, and assessment of national
programs. It would allow the national
government to identify the strengths and
weaknesses of each region, of each province,
and each municipality.

WIN GATCHALIANS PLEDGE

to support the adoption of the
CBMS in ALL municipalities and
cities.
If he succeeds in securing a seat in the senate,
all of you can rest assured that he will craft
legislation that would help municipalities and
cities adopt the CBMS. Should he succeed in
becoming a senator, all of you can rest assured
that he will be tireless in pushing for the
development of a nationwide CBMS network.