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GUIDELINES IN MONITORING THE FUNCTIONALITY OF

LOCAL COMMITTEES ON ANTI-TRAFFICKING AND
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN (LCAT-VAWC)

Memorandum Circular No. 20g0-006

Date; ?Q .ln?'| 7^7-\_______

1.0 BACKGROUND

1.1 The State values the dignity of every human person and guarantees full respect for
human rights. Hence, the State shall undertake measures to protect the people from
any form of violence and exploitation, and eliminate trafficking in persons (TIP)
and violence against women and their children (VAWC).

1.2 Pursuant to this policy. Republic Act (RA) No. 9208 or the Anti-Trafficking in
Persons Act of 2003, as amended by RA No, 10364 or the Expanded
Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2012 was enacted to give highest priority to the
enactment of measures and development ofprograms and services that will promote
hi^^ dignity, protect the people from any threat of violence and exploitation,
eliminate TIP, and mitigate pressures for involuntary migration and servitude of
persons, not only to support trafficked persons but more importantly, to ensure their
recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration into the mainstream of society.

1.3 Further, RA No. 9262 or the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act
of2004 was enacted to protect the family and its members particularly women and
children, from violence and threats to their personal safety and security.
1.4 To implement the provisions of these Acts, the Department of the Interior and Local
Government (DILG), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD),
and Department of Justice (DOJ) issued Joint Memorandum Circular (JMC) No.
20I0-I dated 18 October 2010, entitled, “CREATION OF LOCAL COMMITTEES
ON ANTI-TRAFFICICING AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR
CHILDREN (LCAT-VAWC)” which provides for the basic standards in the
creation of a mechanism that will collaboratively address the problem of TIP and
VAWC at the local level.

1.5 After the issuance of the JMC, the functionality of said committees is yet to be
determined. Hence, there is a need to assess the performance of LCAT-VAWC to
serve as basis for policy and capacity development to strengthen the capability of
LGUs in combating TIP and eliminating violence against women and children.

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2.0 PURPOSE

The Guidelines is intended to provide Ac local government units (LGUs) and other
concCTied entities wiA a tool to assess Ae functionality of and strengthen Ae
LCAT-VAWC as the primary mechanism to address TIP and VAWC.

3.0 SCOPE/COVERAGE

This Guidelines shall cover all Provincial Governors, City/Municipal Mayors,

BARMM Minister of Local Government. DILG Regional Directors and Field OflBceis,
and oAers concerned.

4.0 POLICY CONTENT AND GUIDELINES

4.1 Functionality Indicators of LCAT-VAWC

The functionality of LCAT-VAWC shaU be assessed in the following areas;

1. Organization
2. Meetings
3. Policies, Plans and Budget
4. Accomplishments.

4.1.1. Organization

The LCAT-VAWC shall be organized at Ae provincial, city and municipal

levels, through an executive order or other similar in accordance
wiAJMCNo. 2010-1.

Composition of Provincial Committee on Anti-Trafficldng and

Violence Against Women and Aeir Childrm (PCAT-VAWQ

Provincial Governor
Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator
Provincial Social Welfare and Development Officer
Provincial HealA Officer
Chairperson of the Committee on Women, Children and Family,
Sangguniang Panlalawigan
Provincial Public Employment and Services Officer
Provincial Schools Siqjerintendent, DepEd
Field Office Director, CSC
Provincial Prosecutor, DOJ
Provincial Director, DILG
Provincial Director, PNP
NGO Representatives of Ae following sectors;
1. Women
2. Children
3. Overseas Filipino Woikers
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ComposHioii of City/Mnnidpal Committee on Anti-Trafflckiiig uid

Violence Against Women and their Children (C/MCAT-VAWC)

City/Municipal Mayor
City/Mimicipal Planning and Development Coordinator
City/Municipal Social Welfere and Developmoit Officer
City/Municipal Health Officer
Chairperson ofthe Committee on Women, Children and
Family, Sangguniang Panlungsod/Bayan
City/Municii»l Public Employment Services Officer
City/Municipal Prosecutor
City Director/City/Municipal Local Government Operations Officer
City/Municipal Chief ofPolice
NGO Representatives of the following sectors:
1. Women
2. Children
3. Overseas Filipino Workers

4.1^. Meetings

The LCAT-VAWC shall conduct regular quarterly fiwgtmgB Special

meetings may be conducted when necessary.

The agenda of such meetings shall include, but not limited to, die
development and implementation of policies/programa/projects/activities
(PPPAs) relative to the promotion, protection, and fulfillment of women’s
and children’s rights specially those who are victim-survivors of HP and
AWC,

meetings conduc^ shall be supported by Minutes of Meetings duly

signed by the Secretariat Head, Notices ofMeetings, Attendance Sheets and
pictures (if available).

4.1.3. Policies, Plans, and Budget

4.1.3.1. Policies

Poheies refer to LGUs’ executive and legislative iggiinTuv^ m

protect people fiom any form of HP and VAWC and provide
suPPort to trafficked persons and VAWC victim-survivors.
4.1.3.2. Plans and Budget

Hie ICAT-VAWC Annual Work and Financial Plan (AWFP)

include, but not limited to, die following activities:

a. Maintain database on cases of HP and VAWC;

b. Undertake information, education and advocacy rawnpaign

against HP and VAWC;
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c. Conduct capacity-building programs for all stakdioldeis

involved in handling HP and VAWC cases;

d. ADvide services to trafiBcked persons and VAWC

victim-survivop, including services that respond to thdr
^>ecial needs, interests and concern^*

c. Create and establish systems on surveillance, investigation and

rescue to ensure effective and efficient coordination; and

f. Institute policies and programs to protect women and children

who are victims of trafficking and violence (formulate local
ordinances and resolutions).

LCAT-VAWC’s AWFP shall be submitted to the LGU concerned

for inclusion in the Local Development Investment Program/Annual
Investment Program to ensure its funding.
4.1.4. Accomplishments

The accomplishment report of LCAT-VAWC shall include the activities

undertaken based on the qjproved AWFP.

4^ Creation of Inter-Agency Monitoring Team (IMT)

4.2.1 The IMT shall be created in every region and province to monitor and
assess the functionality of LCAT-VAWC.
Provincial IMT Composition

Chairperson DILG Provincial Focal Person

Members : Provincial Social Welfere & Develojmient Office
representative
Provincial Prosecutor’s Office representative
Provincial Health Office rqnesoitative
PNP Provincial Office Representative
One (1) representative from any of the
Provinci^ LGU-aocrediled/reoogmzed civil society
organizations on women, children or Overseas
Filipino Workers
Regional IMT Composition
Chairperson DILG Regional Focal Person
Members DSWD Regional Office representative
DOJ Regional Prosecutor’s Office representative
DOH Regional Office representattive
PNP Regional Office representative
One (1) representative from any NGO/CSO member of
RCAT-VAWC, if available
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43 IMT Datics and Responsibilities

4.3.1 The Provincial IMT shall:

a. Assess Ae City/Municipal Committee on Anti-Traffickiiig and Violence

Against Women and their Children (C/MCAT-VAWC) based on die
documents presented using LCAT-VAWC Form No. 1;

b. Discuss with the concerned city/municipal mayors die outcome of die

assessment and provide recommended actions to address issues
ctmeeming die functionality of C/MCAT-VAWC; and

c. Consolidate and submit report using the LCAT-VAWC Fonn No. 3, in

soft and hard copies, to R^onal IMT not later than April 15 of every
year.

432 The Regional IMT shall:

a. Assess Provincial/Hi^y-Urbaiiized Chy Committee on

Anti-TrafiSeking and Violence Against Women and their Children
(P/HUCCAT-VAWC) based on the documents presented hmwp
LCAT-VAWC Form No. 2;

b. Discuss with the concerned governors and city mayors die outcome of
the assessment and provide recommended actions to address issues
concerning the functionality of P/HUCCAT-VAWC; and

c. Consolidate and submit report using LCAT-VAWC Form Nos. 4 and 5,

in soft and hard copies, to DILG Caitral Office through the National
Barangay Operations Office (NBOO) not later than May 15 of every
year.

4.4 Documents to be presented to IMT

4.4.1 The Provincial/City/Municipal Committee on Anti-Trafficking and

Violence Against Women and dieir Children shall present copies of the
following documents to IMT:

a. Ordinance/Resolution/Executive Order organizinjz the

P/C/MCAT-VAWC;

b. Minutes of Meetings duly signed by the Secretariat Head, Notices of

QuMteriy and Special Meetings with Agenda, Attendance Sheets
certified by the Secretariat Head, and Pictures (if available);
c. AM>roved LCAT-VAWC AWFP;

d. Approved AIP reflecting PPPAs to address TIP and VAWC;

e. Post-Activity Report/s on the capacity-building activities conducted;

 £ Post-Activity Rfiport/s on the infimnadon, education advocacy
campaign activities conducted;

g. Data of all TIP and VAWC cases and mandatory services povided to
trafficked persons and VAWC victim-survivora;

L Ordinance / Resolution / Executive Order / Guidelines to protect

trafficked persons and VAWC victim-survivors;

i. Ordinance ^jpropriating funds for foe mmlementation of foe

P/C/MCAT-VAWC AWFP;

j. Scmcstral Accompliahmait Rqx)rts submitted to PCAT-VAWC by

C/MCAT-VAWC or RCAT-VAWC by PCAT-VAWC and
HUCCAT-VAWC; and

k. Annual Rqjort. Newsletter, Mimitcs of Meeting, Website Post, etc.

reflecting LCAT-VAWC accomplishments.
4,5 Allocation of Fdnds for Monitorfag

Funds for monitoring foe LCAT-VAWC functionality shall be charged against

4.6 Indicator and Rating

4.6.1. The functionality of LCAT-VAWC shaU be rated in foe foUowing areas:

indicator RATING
OrganteatiOB
10%
a. LCAI-VAWC is orgnnixnl
5%
■Yes (5%)
■No(0%>
b- ^mposmon of LCAT-VAWC is in accordance with 5%
jMC No. 2010-1 (Creation of Local Committees on
Anti-Trafficking and Violence Against Women and Their Children)
■Yes (5%)
■ No (0%)
Bohbis pobus: Add 2% for expanded membership otkertiumtke
prescribed members per JMC 2010-1
Meetinss ----------------------------
10%
a- K^ular Quarterly Meetings conducted 10%
■ 4 regular quarterly meetings (10%)
■ 3 regular quarterly meetings (7.5%)
■ 2 regular quarterly meetings (5.0%)
■ 1 regular quarterly meetmg (2.5%)
■ No regular meeting conducted (0%)
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INDICATOR RATING

Policies, Plans, and Budget 30%

a. LCAT-VAWC Annual Work and Financial Plan (AWFP) reflecting 10%
PPPAs to address TIP and VAWC developed
■ Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
b. Approved LCAT-VAWC AWFP is integrated in the Annual 10%
Investment Program of the LGU
■ Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
c. Policy to protect trafficked persons and VAWC victim-survivors 10%
formulated by LCAT-VAWC

- Yes (10%)
•No (0%)
Accomplishments 50%
a. Database on TIP and VAWC cases is maintained and updated 10%

■ Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
b. Information, education and advocacy campaign against TIP and 10%
VAWC conducted

- Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
c. Capacity-building activities for all stakeholders involved in 15%
handling TIP and VAWC cases conducted

■ Yes (15%)
■ No (0%)
d. Mandatory services provided to trafficked persons and VAWC 5%
victim-survivors such as, but not limited to, psycho-social
services/counselling, medical, legal, education or livelihood
assistance, skills training, and emergency/temporary shelter are
monitored

■ Yes (5%)
■ No (0%)
e. Semestral accomplishment reports submitted to PCAT-VAWC by 5%
C/MCAT-VAWC or RCAT-VAWC by HUCCAT-VAWC and
PCAT-VAWC
■ 2 semestral reports (5%)
■ 1 semestral report (2.5%)
■ No semestral report (0%)
f. Accomplishments of LCAT-VAWC are reflected in the LGU 5%
annual report, newsletter, website, etc. or presented/discussed
during meetings or other similar activities
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INDICATOR RATING
■ Yes (5%)
■ No (0%)
Bonus points: Add 2%for two (2) or more relevant PPAsfuify
in^demented, or 1% for one (1) relevant PPA fuBv implemented
TOTAL 100%
or more,
if there
are bonus
points
4.7 Level of Functioiimlity

4.7.1 The level of fimctionaUty ofLCAT-VAWC shall be described as follows:

• Basic -ifthe LCAT-VAWC obtained a rating of20% and below

• Progressive - if the LCAT-VAWC obtained a rating of 21% to 50%
• Mature - ifthe LCAT-VAWC obtained a rating of 51% to 80%
• Ideal -ifthe LCAT-VAWC obtained a rating of81% and above

4^ Period Covered and Frcqae&cy of Assessment

The monitoring of LCAT-VAWC functionality shall be conducted annually or

every 1M quarter of every year starting CY 2020. The period to be ajwftSMid shall be
the previous year.

5.0 REFERENCES

5.1. The monitoring of LCAT-VAWC functionality is supported by the provirions

of the following:

5.1.1. DILG-DOJ-DSWD Joint Memorandum Circular No. 2010-1 Hatwi

October 18,2010 entitled ^Creation of Local Committees on
Anti-Trafficking and Violence Against Wcanen and their Children
(LCAT-VAWC)”

5.1.2. Performance Standards Assessment Tools for Services Addreasing Vinl«fHy*

Against Women in the Philippines (Services of Local Government Units),
Depaitiuent of die Interior and Local Government, Local Government
Units, National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women and United
Nations Population Fund 2008

5.1.3. Republic Act No. 7610 (Special Protection of Children Against Abuse,
Exploitation and Discrimination Act)

5.1.4. Republic Act No. 9208 (Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of2003), as

amended by Republic Act No. 10364 (Expanded Anti-Trafficicing in
Persons Act of 2012)
 5.1.5. Republic Act No. 9262 (Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children
Act of2004)
6.0 ANNEXES

6.1. Am^ A** LCAT-VAWC Fonn No. 1: City/Municipal Committee on

Anti-Trafficking and Violence Against Women and their Children Functionalitv
Assesanent Form J

6.2. Ann^ LCAT-VAWC Fonn No. 2: Provincial Committee on Anti-Trafficking

and Violence Against Women and their Children Functionality Assessment Fonn
63. ^ex “Cr LCAT-VAWC Form No. 3: Provincial ConsoUdated Report on the
Iwtionality Level of the City/Municipal Committee on Anti-Trafficking and
Violence Against Women and their Childrai

6.4. “D” LCAT-VAWC Fonn No. 4: Regional ConsoHdated RepOTt on the

Fun^onality Uvel of the Provincial/ City/Municipal Committee on Anti-
Trafficking and Violence Against Women and their Children

6.5. Annex “E” ^AT-VAWC Form No. 5: Regional Summary on the Functionality
I^el of the Provincial/City/Municipal Committee on Anti-Trafficking and
Violence Against Women and their Children
741 EFFECTlVriY

This Memorandum Circular shall take effect immediately.

8.0 monitoring AND SUBMISSION OF ASSESSMENT REPORT

8.1. The DILG Re^onal Directors and Field Officers shaU fecUitate and provide
necessary tedmical assistance in the implementation ofthis Memorandum Circular.
8'2* 0ffice shaU submit tbe accon^lished DILG NBOO
14^-VAWC Form Nos. 4 and 5. in soft and hard copies, to NBOO throu^ email
address: [email protected] not later than May 15 of every year.
8*3' shall ovosee the overaU annual monitoring of LCAT-VAWC fimctionality.
It shaft see to It that the process and requirements are feithfully adhered to and that
documents submtted are complete. Further, it shall be responsible in the
mamtenai^ and iqxlating of database of the National Summary of LCAT-VAWC
fimctionality. 4

To &cilitate^these tasks, monitoring sheets shall be developed and made available

m a google drive. Link to the online feciUty shall be provided accordingly.
8.4. Further, toe Community Capacity Development Division (CCDD) of NBOO shall
momtor toe projpess and take qjpropriate action to address concerns along toe
^cess, notify DILG Regional Offices concerning incidence of ncm-compliance.
9.0 APPROVING AUTHORITY

. ANO
Secret!

10. FEEDBACK

For related inquiries, please contact NBOO-CCDD at telephone no. (02) 876-3454
local nos. 4403 and 4404 or send email to; [email protected].

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DILQ-NBOO ANNEXA
LCAT-VAWC Fora 1:

CITY/MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE ON ANTI-TRAFFICKING AND

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN
FUNCTIONALITY ASSESSMENT FORM

City/Municipality:
Province:______
Region:_______
Year Undo* Review:,
Functionality Level:

INDICATOR RATING
Omnizatioa 10%
a. LCAT-VAWC is organized 5%
•Yes (5%)
•No(0%)
b. Composition of LCAT-VAWC is in accofdance with JMC No. 2010-1 (Creation of 5%
Local Committees on Anti-Trafficking and Violence Against Women and Their
Children)
•Yes (5%)
■ No (0%)
B<muspoints: Add 2%for expanded membenkip other than theprescribedmemben
per JMC 2010-1
Mcctinei 10%
a. Regular Quarterly Meetings conducted 10%
■ 4 regular quaitraiy meetings (10%)
■ 3 regular quarteriy meetings (7.5%)
■ 2 regular quarterly meetings (S.0%)
■ 1 regular quarterly meeting (2.5%)
• No r^ular meeting conducted (0%)

Bonm points: Add 1% ifthere Is l^fecbd Meednt conducted

PoHcics, Plaiis, and Budset 30%
a. LCAT-VAWC Annual Work and Financial Plan (AWFP) reflecting PPPAs to address 10%
TIP and VAWC developed
■Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
b. Approved LCAT-VAWC AWFP is integrated in the Annual Investment Program of 10%
the LGU
■Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
c. Policy to protect trafficked persons and VAWC victim-survivors formulated by 10%
LCAT-VAWC

■Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
Accoaipliskments 50%
a. Database on TIP and VAWC cases is maintained and updated 10%
■Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
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b(, Informstioii, education and advocacy campaign against TIP and VAWC conducted 10%
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■ Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)

c. Capachy-buiklmg activities for all stakeholders involved in handling TIP and 15%
VAWC cases conducted

■Yes (15%)
■ No (0%)
d. Mandatory services provided to trafficked persons and VAWC victim-survivors sudi 5%
as, but not limited to, psycho-social services/counselling, medical, l^al, education or
livelihood assistance, skills training, and emergeocy/temporary shelter are monitored

■Yes (5%)
- No(0%)
e. Semestral accomplishment reports submitted to PCAT-VAWC (or RCAT-VAWC for 5%
HUCs)
■ 2 semestral reports (5%)
■ 1 semestral report (23%)
■ No semestral report (0%)
f. Accomplishments of LCAT-VAWC are reflected in the LGU annual report, 5%
newsletter, website, etc. or presented/discussed during meetimgs or other similar
activities

■ Yes (5%)
■ No (0%)
Bonus points: Add 2%for two (2) or more reievtmi PPAs or 1%for
one (1) rdevnmtPPA fufy bnpUmemted
TOTAL

Assessed by Provtadal IMT;

Name Office/Agency Signature

Chairperson

Member

Member

Date Assessed:
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‘LCAT-VAWC Fora 2

PROVINCIAIVHIGHLY-URBAMZED CITY COMMITTEE ON

ANTI-TRAFFICKING AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR
CHILDREN FUNCTIONALITY ASSESSMENT FORM

Province:
R^on;_
Year Under Review:
Functionality Level:.
INDICATOR RATING
OreaBizatkMi lt%
a. LCAT-VAWC is organized 5%

■Yes (5%)
■ No (0%)
b. Composition of LCAT-VAWC is in accordance with JMC No. 2010-1 (Creation of 5%
Local Committees on Anti-Trafficking and Violence Against Women and Tbeir
Children)
■Yes (5%)
■ No (0%)
Bonus points: Add 2%for expanded membership other Hum the prescribed memben
per JMC 2010-1
Mecdnta 10%
a. Regular Quarterly Meetings conducted 10%

■ 4 regular quarterly meetings (10%)

■ 3 regular quarterly meetings (7.5%)
■ 2 regular quarterly meetings (5.0%)
■ 1 regular quarterly meeting (2.5%)
■ No regular meeting conducted (0%)

Bonus Dobtis: Add 1% ifthere bStfedal Meeting conducted

Pobcka, Ffaua, and Badset 30%
a. LCAT-VAWC Annual Work and Financial Plan (AWFP) reflecting PPPAs to address 10%
TIP and VAWC developed

■Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
b. Approved LCAT-VAWC AWFP is int^rated in the Annual Investment Program ofthe 10%
LGU
■Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
c. Policy to protect trafficked persons and VAWC victim-survivors fbnnulated by 10%
LCAT-VAWC

■Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
Aceomnltahaeiita 50%
a. Database on TIP and VAWC cases is maintained and updated 10%

■ Yes (10%)
■ No (0%)
 INDICATOR RATING
b.. Inibnnatioa, education and advocacy campaign against TIP and VAWC conducted 10%
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■Yes (10%)
• No (0%)
G. Capa(^-buikling activities for all stakeholders involved in baxKlling TIP and VAWC 15%
cases conducted

■Yes (15%)
■ No (0%)
d. Mandatoiy services provided to trafficked persons and VAWC victim-survivors such 5%
as, but not limited to, psydio-social services/coonselling, medical, legal, education or
livelihood assistance, skills training, and emergency/temporaiy shelter are monitored

■Yes (5%)
■ No (0%)
e. Semestial accomplishment reports submitted to RCAT-VAWC 5%
■ 2 semestia] reports (5%)
■ 1 semestral report (2.5%)
■ No semestral report (0%)
f. Accomplishments of LCAT-VAWC are reflected in the LGU anniml report, 5%
newsletter, w^nite, etc. or presented/discussed during meetings or other similar
activities

■ Yes (5%)
■ No(0%)
Bomms points: Add 2%for two (2) or mtore rdermt PPAsfnlfy impiemaded, or 1%/or
ome (1) reietant PPA fully impianatted
TOTAL

Assefsed by Regional IMT:

Name OfSce/Ageocy Signature

Chairperson

Member

Member

Date Assessed:
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LCAT-VAWC Fora 3

PROVINCIAL CONSOLIDATED REPORT ON THE FUNCTIONALITY LEVEL OF

THE CITY/MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE ON ANTI-TRAFFICKING AND
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN

Province:
Region: _
Year Under Review:

Chy/Monidpality Rating Functionality Level Remarks

Identified Issues wmd Concerns Qt any) Reconunended Actions Required from the
National Government Anendes

Prqjaredby: Submitted by:

Provincial Focal Person Provincial Director

Date Submitted:
DILG-NBOO ANNEXD
LpiT-VAWCFonn4

REGIONAL CONSOLIDATED REPORT ON THE FUNCTIONALITY LEVEL OF

THE PROVINCIAL/CITY/MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE ON ANTI-TRAFFICKING
AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN

Year Under Review:

Province City/Manidpalhy Rating Fnnctionatity Remarks

Level

Identified banes and Conccma (if any) Recommended Actions Required

from the National Government
Aaendes

Prepared by: Submitted by:

jR^onal Focal Person Regional Director

Date Submitted:
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LCAT-VAWC Form 5 ANNEX E

REGIONAL SUMMARY ON THE FUNCTIONALITY LEVEL OF THE PROVINCIAL/CITY/MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE ON ANTI-TRAFFICKING

AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN

Region:
Year Under Review:

A. Provinces
NO. OF NO. OF PROVINCES •/• OF PROVINCES FUNCTIONALITY LEVEL REMARKS . i
PROVINCES ASSESSED ASSESSED IDEAL MATURE PROGRESSIVE BASIC
No. % No. % No. % No. %

R Cities (HUC/ICC/CC)
NO. OF NO. OF CITIES % OF CITIES FUNCTIONALITY LEVEL REMARKS
CITIES ASSESSED ASSESSED IDEAL MATURE PROGRESSIVE BASIC
No. % No. % No. % No. %

C. MunicipalUies
NO. OF NO. OF % OF FUNCTIONALITY LEVEL REMARKS
MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITIES IDEAL MATURE PROGRESSIVE BASIC
ASSESSED ASSESSED No. % No. % No. % No. %

Prepared by: Submitted by: Date Submitted:

Regional Focal Person Regional Director