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 LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUPPORT PROGRAM, REGION VI
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Gender Equity and Social Dimension


 
EMPOWERMENT is about people - both women & men - taking control over their lives; setting
their own agenda, gaining skills , increasing self-confidence and developing self-reliance. “Social Development” is the
integrated human resource development strategy.  It subsumes self reliance, welfare and social justice and equity. Gender
Equitable Development (GED), as a fundamental value in total human development is viewed as a person-oriented, sector-
focused, holistic, with partnership and solidarity, value-laden approach that addresses needs and concerns of women and
men. The use of gender relations as an analytical category shifts focus away from viewing women in isolation from men.
It examines the relative position of men and women in the division of resources and responsibilities, benefits and rights,
power and privileges.
 
 
 
 
LGSP, RPMO VI will assist the LGUs of Western Visayas in the enhancement of their capacity to 
implement and manage social and gender development programs through:

 1.  Human Resource Development/Capability Building Projects;

 2.  Technical Assistance;

 3.  Institution Building by assisting them in the establishment of systems to improve delivery of social services;

      *The above shall be gender-sensitive and responsive.

 4.  Engendering LGUs’ policies, plans, programs and activities.
 
 

1.  Continuing assessment of institutionalization of  SD/GE issues and concerns in LGUs.

2.  Capability building to bridge gaps identified.

3.  Advocacy on the integration of SD/GE concerns in LGUs’, NGAs’ and NGOS’ policies, plans, programs and projects.

4.  Networking and convergence on SD/GE concerns.

5.  Efficient documentation and sharing lessons learned from SD/GE - responsive programs and projects.
 

 
 
 
 
 

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