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ANNUAL GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT (<strong>GAD</strong>) ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT<br />

' FY <strong>2012</strong><br />

Agency: NATIONAL FOOD AUTHORITY<br />

ProgramlActivity/<br />

Project<br />

I. ORGANIZATION<br />

FOCUSED<br />

A. Promotion of<br />

Gender Responsive<br />

Governance<br />

Gender Issue <strong>GAD</strong> Activity OutpuUResults<br />

1. Strengthening the <strong>GAD</strong><br />

FP System's capacity to<br />

mainstream gender<br />

perspective in <strong>NFA</strong><br />

Flagship P/A/P's<br />

1. Conduct of the following<br />

activities;<br />

a,) GST for <strong>NFA</strong> Officials /<br />

Executives<br />

b.) Orientation on <strong>GAD</strong><br />

mainstreaming on <strong>NFA</strong>'s Systems,<br />

Policies and Procedures by PCW<br />

c.) Gender Awareness and<br />

Development Briefing for C.O.<br />

Employees<br />

Participants identified practices<br />

and weaknesses in Agency's<br />

policies affecting work and<br />

family life problems common<br />

among them. <strong>NFA</strong> <strong>GAD</strong> FP<br />

coordinated with PCW & CSC<br />

to implement policies to correct<br />

said problems.<br />

Conducted the <strong>GAD</strong> activities<br />

participated by the following:<br />

a.) GST<br />

Male: 14<br />

Female: 6<br />

b.)Orientation<br />

Male: 5<br />

Female: 6<br />

c.) Gender Awareness Briefing<br />

at C.O.<br />

Male: 5<br />

Female: 14<br />

Fund<br />

Allocation' Utilization<br />

24,000 22,500<br />

Remarks<br />

GST and <strong>GAD</strong> Awareness<br />

Brieflngs were scheduled on<br />

the second semester so as not<br />

to coincide with the peak<br />

operations on procurement,<br />

however, due to change in<br />

<strong>NFA</strong> adminstration in<br />

September <strong>2012</strong> and the<br />

reorganization that followed,<br />

two sessions of GST for other<br />

<strong>NFA</strong> Execuiives and Officials<br />

and the GST++ ToT were not<br />

conducted in2A12.<br />

15,475 14,125 Employees involved in<br />

programs' design, systems<br />

and procedures and planning<br />

officers oriented by PCW on<br />

how to implement<br />

mainstreaming.<br />

33,600 21,000<br />

D<br />

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programlActivity/<br />

-Project<br />

Gender lssue <strong>GAD</strong> Activity Output/Results<br />

d.) <strong>GAD</strong> Awareness Briefing for 19<br />

<strong>NFA</strong> Regional Offices' and<br />

Provincial Offices' Employees and<br />

Clients<br />

e.) Establish the <strong>NFA</strong> <strong>GAD</strong><br />

webpage<br />

d.) Gender Awareness at<br />

RO/PO<br />

Male: 274<br />

Female: 307<br />

Total: 581<br />

lnitial meeting conducted with<br />

<strong>NFA</strong> lT personnel regarding<br />

layout and content<br />

Fund<br />

Allocation* Utilization<br />

Remarks<br />

548,360 548,360 Number of actual participants<br />

exceeded the target of 255 by<br />

c 0<br />

13Ao/o<br />

120,600 Rep<br />

427 ,76A TEV for Speakersi<br />

Facilitators<br />

f.) Participation in following <strong>GAD</strong><br />

rel ated activities/projects :<br />

1. Women's Month Hosting of<br />

Region Xl ot<strong>2012</strong> Women's<br />

Month for all DA Offices in<br />

Region Xl<br />

2. CO & Other 14 Regions'<br />

Celebration of Women's Month<br />

and Rural Women's Month<br />

206,000 206,000<br />

3,000<br />

3,000<br />

32,052<br />

32,O52<br />

g.) Meeting and Planning Workshop<br />

of <strong>NFA</strong> FP, TWG & C.O.<br />

Coordinators<br />

h.) Attendance to seminar<br />

conducted by NGOs/academe<br />

i.) Orientation on <strong>GAD</strong> in Regional/<br />

Provincial Administrative Officers<br />

(RAO) Conference and Orientation<br />

of new emoloyees<br />

i.) Supplies, Materials and<br />

Equipment to facilitate <strong>GAD</strong><br />

activities<br />

Coordination among members<br />

of the <strong>NFA</strong> <strong>GAD</strong> FP System to<br />

prepare 2013 GPB and<br />

implementation of <strong>2012</strong> GPB<br />

Attendance of 2 TWG members<br />

in seminar on <strong>GAD</strong> Planning<br />

and Budgeting by WAGI of<br />

Miriam Colleoe in Mav <strong>2012</strong><br />

lncluded topics on <strong>GAD</strong> in<br />

Conference/ Orientation of<br />

Employees and RAO/PAO<br />

15,591 15,591<br />

19,000 19,000<br />

c<br />

0 Mainstreamed to HR Program.<br />

265,000 12,754 Acquisition of equipment to be<br />

included in <strong>NFA</strong>'s 2013<br />

bidding/ procurement yet to be<br />

completed. Utilization cost<br />

includes office supplies only.<br />

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.Program/Activityl<br />

'Project<br />

B. Promotion of<br />

Women's Economic<br />

Empowerment<br />

Gender lssue <strong>GAD</strong> Activity OutpuUResults<br />

2. Lackofsexdisaggregated<br />

data on the<br />

agency's personnel<br />

personal profile.<br />

3. Lack of social<br />

infrastructures to<br />

strengthen the support<br />

system of the <strong>GAD</strong><br />

coordinators, employees<br />

and stakeholders.<br />

1. lnaccessibility of<br />

development benefits to<br />

women/men in agriculture<br />

to ensure food security and<br />

stable rice prices in the<br />

market.<br />

Preparation of <strong>NFA</strong> Personnel Sex-<br />

Disaggregated Data<br />

Train coordinators/employees to<br />

enhance their psychosocial skills to<br />

personally cope with problems<br />

and/or provide counselling/support<br />

to family and co-workers<br />

1. Conduct capability/ skills<br />

enhancement especially on food<br />

utilization more specifically on rice<br />

supply and prices, household<br />

gardening and fertilizer production/<br />

use utilizing rlce and agri byproducts.<br />

Pilot tested the preparation of<br />

<strong>NFA</strong> Personnel Sex<br />

Disaggregated date extracted<br />

from the Human Resource lnfo.<br />

System (HURIS)<br />

Participants' response to<br />

conducted seminars/<br />

workshops in coordination with<br />

UGAT Foundation of Ateneo de<br />

Manila University on various<br />

topics related to Family<br />

Relations and Communication,<br />

Four seminars with the<br />

following participants:<br />

Male: 28<br />

Female: 52<br />

Trained employees on food<br />

safety in preparation and<br />

utilization for 1 batch in <strong>NFA</strong><br />

Region 6 with the following<br />

participants on July 24-26,<br />

<strong>2012</strong>:<br />

Male: 33<br />

Female: 15<br />

Fund<br />

Remarks<br />

Allocation* Utilization<br />

0 0 Prepared sex-d isag g regated<br />

data not integrated yet into the<br />

existing HURIS since the<br />

HURIS is still undergoing<br />

enhancements.<br />

164,000 145,000 Employees with potential to be<br />

life-coaches or counselors are<br />

yet to be identified, thus, only<br />

seminars and workshops were<br />

conducted. Moreover,<br />

counselling courses otfered by<br />

schools are too long and<br />

expensive that it is<br />

advantageous for the <strong>NFA</strong> to<br />

establish linkage with<br />

counselors/advisors.<br />

200,000 196,880 Live-in training expense<br />

included TEV of C.O.<br />

Technical Employees as<br />

resource speakers and TEV of<br />

participants from other<br />

Regions.<br />

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PrpgramlActivity/<br />

I<br />

.Project<br />

C. Protection and<br />

Fulfillment of Womens'<br />

Human Riqhts<br />

II. CLIENT FOCUSED<br />

Gender lssue <strong>GAD</strong> Activity OutpuUResults<br />

1. Violence against women<br />

in the work - ar€as<br />

1. Support for the <strong>NFA</strong>-CODI<br />

Committee in hearing sexual<br />

harassment cases in the workplace<br />

On-going formal investigation<br />

of one sexual harassment case<br />

of 1 female employee which<br />

was filed in 2A12<br />

Fund<br />

Allocatlon* Utilization<br />

Remarks<br />

0 0 Mainstreamed to <strong>NFA</strong> regular<br />

HR program<br />

A. Mainstreaming of <strong>GAD</strong><br />

perspective to the<br />

lmplementation of<br />

mandated <strong>NFA</strong> Programs<br />

on Palay procurement,<br />

distribution, dispersal,<br />

warehousing, etc.<br />

Lack of sex-disaggregated<br />

data on <strong>NFA</strong> clients/<br />

programs / area of<br />

operations<br />

lmplement a system to implemenV<br />

monitor I evaluate the agency's<br />

regional and provincialoffices in the<br />

establishrnent of a sexdisaggregated<br />

data bank, by<br />

province, by region, relative to tho<br />

participation, contribution and<br />

benefit availed by men and women<br />

on the following PAPs of the<br />

aoencv:<br />

a,1 Procurement<br />

4.2 Distribution and related<br />

activities<br />

a.3 Procurenrent<br />

Realization of <strong>NFA</strong> employees<br />

and clients on importance of<br />

sex-disaggregated data in the<br />

implementation of <strong>NFA</strong><br />

programs to evaluate their<br />

impacts<br />

a,4 Registration<br />

a.5 Market development<br />

a.6 Training/Assistance and r€latod<br />

actfuities<br />

a.7 Research Beneficlaries<br />

a.8 Enoineerino Senrices<br />

*Fund Allocation is based on fund reouest aooroved bv <strong>NFA</strong> bv activltv and not on oroorsrnmed oer GPB endorsed to DBM bv PCW,<br />

0 0 The ongoing development of<br />

the Electronic Financial and<br />

Operations lnformation<br />

System (E-FOMIS) is<br />

envisioned to comply with sexdisaggregation<br />

in its outputreports.<br />

TOTAL 1,529,079 1,230,292<br />

Date:<br />

PEDRO S. HERNANDO, JR. ,'<br />

Deputy Administrato r and dl<br />

Chairperson, <strong>NFA</strong> <strong>GAD</strong><br />

Focal Point<br />

February 15,2013<br />

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