Comprehensive and Unified Response to Eliminate (CURE) Red Tape in Local
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Showing posts with label Governance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Governance. Show all posts
Monday, September 19, 2011
Anti-Red Tape
Comprehensive and Unified Response to Eliminate (CURE) Red Tape in Local
Governments Program. Click on colored link for full text.
Governments Program. Click on colored link for full text.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Governance - transparency initiative
August 23, 2011
PRESS RELEASE
DepEd, Ateneo School of Government launch technology-based transparency initiative
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The Department of Education and the Ateneo School of Government have launched the initial implementation of checkmyschool.org, a technology-based mechanism that tells about the condition, services and facilities being provided in the country’s public schools.
By logging in to checkmyschool.org, the public can have access to information on a particular school’s budget, enrolment, teaching personnel, furniture, textbooks, classrooms, toilets, test performance and proficiency ratings, among others. The site facilitates interaction and allows users to send comments, photos, videos and additional information. The public may use the information like an independent third party monitor of government performance in providing education services.
According to Education Secretary Armin Luistro this initiative takes advantage of information and communication technology to promote transparency and social accountability in public sector governance. “Because it allows the public to send feedback on a particular school condition, it brings education-related concerns into the bigger arena of public scrutiny and appreciation,” said Luistro.
PRESS RELEASE
DepEd, Ateneo School of Government launch technology-based transparency initiative
(Click on this colored link to direct you to full text)
The Department of Education and the Ateneo School of Government have launched the initial implementation of checkmyschool.org, a technology-based mechanism that tells about the condition, services and facilities being provided in the country’s public schools.
By logging in to checkmyschool.org, the public can have access to information on a particular school’s budget, enrolment, teaching personnel, furniture, textbooks, classrooms, toilets, test performance and proficiency ratings, among others. The site facilitates interaction and allows users to send comments, photos, videos and additional information. The public may use the information like an independent third party monitor of government performance in providing education services.
According to Education Secretary Armin Luistro this initiative takes advantage of information and communication technology to promote transparency and social accountability in public sector governance. “Because it allows the public to send feedback on a particular school condition, it brings education-related concerns into the bigger arena of public scrutiny and appreciation,” said Luistro.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Quezon City - Partnership in Local Governance
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2011
Quezon City - Partnership in Local Governance
PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 2008-111
AN ORDINANCE STRENGTHENING AND INSTITUTIONALIZING THE SYSTEM OF PARTNERSHIP IN LOCAL GOVERNANCE BETWEEN THE QUEZON CITY GOVERNMENT AND THE PEOPLE OF QUEZON CITY.
Introducer: Councilor. JORGE B. BANAL, JR.
WHEREAS, PARTICIPATION is based on the premise that the right and responsibility to govern are equally shared by those who govern and who are governed. Both the representative of the state and civil society share in common the initiative to better governance. The government and the governed take collective responsibility for the welfare of the society. Thus the need to create an effective venue for the governed to participate in meaningful governance. Good governance is easily achieved if its responsibilities are shared by the people. A system of partnership between the governor and the governed gives impetus to the time-honored principle that, indeed, sovereignty resides in the people.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2011
Quezon City - Partnership in Local Governance
PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 2008-111
AN ORDINANCE STRENGTHENING AND INSTITUTIONALIZING THE SYSTEM OF PARTNERSHIP IN LOCAL GOVERNANCE BETWEEN THE QUEZON CITY GOVERNMENT AND THE PEOPLE OF QUEZON CITY.
Introducer: Councilor. JORGE B. BANAL, JR.
WHEREAS, PARTICIPATION is based on the premise that the right and responsibility to govern are equally shared by those who govern and who are governed. Both the representative of the state and civil society share in common the initiative to better governance. The government and the governed take collective responsibility for the welfare of the society. Thus the need to create an effective venue for the governed to participate in meaningful governance. Good governance is easily achieved if its responsibilities are shared by the people. A system of partnership between the governor and the governed gives impetus to the time-honored principle that, indeed, sovereignty resides in the people.
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