Friday 10th of September 2010
Capiz is one the five provinces of Panay Island, Western Visayas. Located 375 miles southwest of Manila, 136 kilometers northwest of Iloilo City and 86 kilometers east of Kalibo, Aklan, once a part of the early Malay settlement known as Aklan. It is composed of 16 municipalities, 1 chartered city (Roxas City) and 472 barangays.
Capiz Strategic Direction
Vibrant Economy Intensification of revenue generation program Formulation of provincial investment priorities plan and investment code Increasing farm productivity and income through an integrated farming systems Support/promotion of community-based enterprises Promotion of establishment of agri-aqua based enterprises Promotion and development of entrepreneurship Encourage private sector-led investment in priority areas Healthy Capiceños Service delivery Information, education and communication Advocacy Capacity building Facility improvement Social mobilization Resource mobilization Logistics management Networking Monitoring and evaluation Human resource development Community education in disease prevention Tapping of BHWs as health aides in far flung barangays Maintain Capiz as a rabies-free province Financing Intensify campaign for PhilHealth membership in the informal sector Provision of additional hospital private rooms for patients Provision of additional trust fund for medical supplies Client segmentation Sourcing from foreign aids/grants Implementation of ROI scheme Conversion of two more government hospitals to economic enterprise Expansion of PhilHealth benefit packages Expansion of Parallel Drug Importation Program Governance Advocate for policy support Institutionalization of Inter-Local Health Zones Implementation of the Magna Carta for health workers Establishment of health support systems Evaluation and rationalization of personnel Advocate for the mandatory budgetary allocation by LGUs within ILHZ to core referral hospital Regulation Strict implementation of national and local laws Accreditation of PHIC’s TB-DOTS and MCP packages Access to Quality and Relevant Education at all levels Pre School Provision of free school supplies for indigent grade school pupils Establishment/organization of supervised neighborhood play Upgrading of pre-school facilities to suit national standards Organization of one locally-funded pre-school class in each district Basic Education (Elementary and high school) Provision of subsidy to private schools Establishment of two high schools, one for each congressional district, to offer technical-vocational courses Provision of support for special students Decongestion of CNHS-SSTC by supporting another SSTC classes in other towns (one for each congressional district) Higher Education (Tertiary) Advocate for the offering of program/degree with minimum curricular content for less program expense Instructional/faculty development Implementation of distance education accessibility to students Matching of curricular offerings with the needs of business/industry Enhancement of on-the-job training on industry Technical, Vocational Education & Training (TVET) Implementation of mobile technology school Establishment of skills and enterprise development center Conduct of relevant provincial-assisted skills training Establishment of technical high school Coordination with TESDA for out-of-school youth and alternative learning system program Institutionalization of skills training Eco-Cultural Tourism Hub Cultural mapping and profiling Establishment of cultural infrastructure Packaging and promotion of eco-tourism initiatives Conduct of research and documentation Policy advocacy Recognition and support to local artists and cultural organizations Strengthening of festival management Empowerment of indigenous peoples communities Conservation, protection and development of natural resources Adequate Infrastructure Support System Provision of production and post-harvest facilities Rehabilitation of Panay and Mambusao River irrigation systems Improvement of transport facilities Expansion of power, water supply and communication facilities Road construction and improvement Construction/renovation of school buildings GUIDING PRINCIPLE TRANSPARENCY – upholding the Capizeños’ right to informationACCOUNTABILITY – taking responsibility for the welfare of the Capizeños and the management of their resourcesPARTICIPATION – every Capizeño is a partner in governance
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