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The document outlines the plans for the National Congress on Good Governance 2012 organized by the NCPAG Student Government. The 3-day conference aims to (1) provide a venue for future public servants to critically discuss how to achieve sustainable development, (2) immerse participants in social realities through a community visit, and (3) formulate an action plan and recommendations. It will feature plenary sessions, panels and a launching of the Junior Philippine Society of Public Administration. The organizing committee is comprised of a Chairperson, Secretariat and Logistics and Finance teams to oversee the various aspects of planning and implementation of the Congress.

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NCGG 2012 Project Profile

The document outlines the plans for the National Congress on Good Governance 2012 organized by the NCPAG Student Government. The 3-day conference aims to (1) provide a venue for future public servants to critically discuss how to achieve sustainable development, (2) immerse participants in social realities through a community visit, and (3) formulate an action plan and recommendations. It will feature plenary sessions, panels and a launching of the Junior Philippine Society of Public Administration. The organizing committee is comprised of a Chairperson, Secretariat and Logistics and Finance teams to oversee the various aspects of planning and implementation of the Congress.

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NCPAG STUDENT GOVERNMENT

NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES, DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY

NATIONAL CONGRESS ON GOOD GOVERNANCE 2012 Project Profile National Congress on Good Governance (NCGG) 2012: Enhancing the relevance of the youth in achieving sustainable human development through grounded public administration and governance in Philippine society For a long time, governments in developing countries have sought out ways and techniques to use processes and public policies to achieve their development objectives. Theories have been formulated, tested, and re-formulated once more in search of how government processes and public policies can be used to strengthen the economy, uplift their citizens from poverty, and provide better lives and better futures for their people. When the discipline of public administration was first introduced in the Philippines in 1952, we have imported these foreign theories to be tried in our own government. After 60 years, how has public administration helped in achieving our countrys development needs? To what extent have the products of Philippine schools of public administrations helped in achieving sustainable development? Provide a venue to gather the nations future leaders and public servants to critically discuss and examine the relevance of current public administration and governance theories and practices to achieve the countrys development needs; Immerse Congress participants in current social realities through a one-day community immersion program as a pre-opening activity in order to ground the plenary discussions; Formulate a concrete and workable action plan recommending possible changes and/or reforms in public administration education and instruction, and in current government policies and processes; Formally organize the Junior Philippine Society of Public Administration as a dynamic organization of public administration and governance students NCGG 2012 is a three-day conference: the first day will be an immersion with an urban poor community or a labor union, and the next two days will be the session proper with five plenary presentations and 12 simultaneous panels. The five plenary presentations will tackle different areas related to the Congresss main theme. The 12 simultaneous panels will feature student presenters who will submit conference papers based on the following general study areas: local government and decentralization, people empowerment and citizen participation, education, health, environment, human rights, good governance and anti-corruption, gender equality and equal access, labor policy, and poverty and development. The Congress Organizing Committee may consider papers with topics other than those indicated above if, in its judgment, the papers will further enrich the discussion on the main theme.
The NCPAG Student Government Office Ground Floor, Inner Lobby, National College of Public Administration and Governance, R.P. De Guzman Street, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines

I. TITLE II. RATIONALE

IV. OBJECTIVES

III. CONGRESS OVERVIEW

NCPAG STUDENT GOVERNMENT


NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES, DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY

IV. TARGET AUDIENCE V. SEMINAR DETAILS A. DATE, TIME, VENUE B. INDICATIVE PROGRAM

200 participants from different schools nationwide (UP NCPAG, member schools from the Association of Schools of Public Administration in the Philippines, core members of the Preparatory Committee of the Student Organization of Public Administration)

C. EXPECTED OUTPUT E. PROPOSED BUDGET

13-15 January 2012 7:00 AM-10:00 PM NCPAG Assembly Hall (plenary) and various smaller rooms (simultaneous panels) DAY 0 (12 DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 TIME Jan) (13 Jan) (14 Jan) (15 Jan) (16 Jan) Thurs Fri Sat Sun Mon 0700 Registration; Registration; Breakfast Breakfast 0800 ETD 0900 Integration of Day 1 and Opening Immersion Plenary 3 ceremonies program 1000 7 8 9 1100 Plenary 1 1200 Lunch Lunch Lunch 1300 10 11 12 1400 1 2 3 Immersion 1500 Break Program 1600 Break Plenary 4 1700 (integration, 4 5 6 action plan) 1800 ETD 1900 Experience JPSPA Plenary 2 sharing; launching working 2000 Dinner and dinner solidarity night Dinner and 2100 JPSPA closing 2200 JPSPA business ceremony business meeting meeting 1. Conference Proceedings 2. Action Plan 3. JPSPA Charter, Board of Directors, and Executive Officers Item Description Amount Finance/Letters Fundraising correspondences P1,000.00 Finance/Comm Phone calls to follow up speakers and P3,000.00 participants Logistics/Venue Rental (Assembly Hall, 3 classrooms) P20,000.00 Arrival of participants, registration, billeting arrangements
The NCPAG Student Government Office Ground Floor, Inner Lobby, National College of Public Administration and Governance, R.P. De Guzman Street, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines

Check-out and departure of participants

NCPAG STUDENT GOVERNMENT


NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES, DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY

Logistics/Board and accommodation Logistics/Food Logistics/Transportation

Billeting for University Hotel Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner for the Congress session Five (5) Ikot jeeps for transfer of participants from University Hotel to NCPAG Programme, papers, and souvenir bag Posters (100) Tarpaulins One 6m x 5m (Assembly Hall Backdrop, P1,800.00) One 3m x 1m (Welcome Delegates Tarp at University Hotel, P300.00) One 2m x 1.5m (University Ave or Vinzons Hall, P200.00) One 1.5m x 1m (to NCPAG signage at RP De Guzman street, P200.00) Honoraria Food for speakers Letters for speakers and participants Phone calls to follow up speakers and participants Documentation and production of Conference Proceedings Registration paraphernalia Preparations and other related business Contingencies TOTAL

P15,000.00

Logistics/Congress kits Secretariat/Publicity

P35,000.00 P5,500.00

Secretariat/Speakers Secretariat/Speakers Secretariat/Invitations Secretariat/Comm Secretariat/Doc Secretariat/Reg Chairperson/Meetings Miscellaneous

P10,000.00 P1,500.00 P2,000.00 P3,000.00 P15,000.00 P1,500.00 P5,000.00 P5,000.00 P122,500.00

VI. CONGRESS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE A. CHAIRPERSON

- overall management - convene the organizing committee and adjunct offices (faculty advisers, consultants, and paper reviewers) - final decision if there are drastic changes in the substantial aspects of the Congress - other tasks necessary for the success of the Congress
The NCPAG Student Government Office Ground Floor, Inner Lobby, National College of Public Administration and Governance, R.P. De Guzman Street, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines

NCPAG STUDENT GOVERNMENT


NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNANCE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES, DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY

B. SECRETARIAT C. LOGISTICS

D. FINANCE

- invitations of participants and promotions - publicity - documentation - disbursements - venues reservation - procurement of materials - physical set up of the venue - board and lodging - food - fundraising (sponsorship, solicitations, and income generating projects) - setting of registration fees for participants

The NCPAG Student Government Office Ground Floor, Inner Lobby, National College of Public Administration and Governance, R.P. De Guzman Street, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines

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