DepEd Financial Management Objective and Framework.pptx
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DepEd Financial Management Objective and Framework
Financial Management Financial management refers to the strategic planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of financial activities within an organization or business. It involves the efficient and effective management of money (funds) to achieve the organization's objectives. Presentation title 2
The key aspects of financial management include: Presentation title 3
Budgeting: Planning how to allocate resources and predicting income and expenses. Investment Decisions: Determining where and how to invest the company’s funds to ensure the best returns. Financing Decisions: Deciding the best mix of debt and equity financing to fund operations and growth. Risk Management: Identifying, analyzing, and mitigating financial risks.
Financial Reporting: Preparing financial statements to track performance and ensure transparency. Cost Control: Monitoring and managing expenses to avoid overspending. Cash Flow Management: Ensuring that the business has enough cash to meet its obligations when they come due.
Financial Framework A financial framework is the structured approach that outlines how financial management will be conducted within an organization. It provides the guidelines, policies, and principles for managing finances, ensuring that all financial activities align with the organization or company’s strategic objectives . Presentation title 6
Financial Framework
Policies and Procedures: Guidelines for financial activities like budgeting, reporting, and auditing. Financial Planning: Long-term financial strategies and short-term financial plans that align with the organization’s goals. Internal Controls: Systems and processes designed to ensure accuracy and integrity in financial reporting, prevent fraud, and protect assets.
Compliance: Ensuring that all financial practices adhere to legal regulations and industry standards. Performance Metrics: Key indicators used to measure financial performance and inform decision-making. Risk Management Strategy: Approaches for identifying and managing financial risks.
Together, financial management and the financial framework provide a comprehensive approach to managing an organization’s financial resources effectively . Presentation title 10
What is financial Management Objective? Presentation title 11
DepEd Financial Management Objective and Framework Presentation title 12
Financial Management Objective FMOM as implementation guide This FMOM serves as a reference material for Officials, Employees, and other interested public and private stakeholders of the DepEd. This is a big leap towards the eventual integration and automation of government financial systems. This intention was expressed with the issuance of Executive Order (E.O.) No. 55 dated 06 September 2011 (presently on temporary suspension). The E. O. promotes reform towards improving the system of safeguarding assets for optimum utilization. Presentation title 13
Financial Management Objective FMOM as support for process effectiveness and efficiency Maintaining a solid and operative Public Financial Management system requires support for its continued effectiveness and efficiency. DepEd has embarked on creating this FMOM as a guide for their officers, employees, particularly its financial managers and staff, and other interested parties. Presentation title 14
Financial Management Objective FMOM as a tool for good governance Good governance entails proper fiscal discipline. There is an increasing realization that PFM, as a measure for the government's overall fiscal discipline, should ensure that the allocation of resources to priority needs is optimal. The FMOM clearly defines the appropriate financial systems and procedures, ensuring sound control mechanisms are in place. Presentation title 15
Financial Management Objective FMOM as an Instrument for Transparency and Accountability The quality of decisions made for the use of public funds must adhere to the precepts of Transparency and Accountability that are interdependent variables in quality decision-making. The FMOM is DepEd's leverage in its commitment for transparency and accountability to ensure the effective use of public internal and external resources. Presentation title 16
Financial Management Objective DepEd's Organizational structure based on RA 9155 (Governance of Basic Education Act of 2001) and revised by EO 366 (Rationalization Plan of 2004) To operationalize decentralization as provided under RA 9155, the hierarchical structure and functions of DepEd across all services and covering all levels is distinctly defined. The structure depicts the line of authority and span of control that identifies the responsibilities of its personnel. It provides guidance and clarity on the deployment and utilization of education resources. As specified in the law, it also "defines the roles and responsibilities of and provides resources to the field offices which shall implement educational programs, projects and services in communities they serve Presentation title 17
Financial Management Objective DepEd's Organizational structure based on RA 9155 (Governance of Basic Education Act of 2001) and revised by EO 366 (Rationalization Plan of 2004) A review of the operations and organizational structure of government brought about the 'Rationalization Plan' as directed in E.O. No. 366 s. 2004. To give more alignment throughout the organization, further review and revision of DepEd's Rationalization Plan was continued in CY 2011 until its approval on 15 November 2013 by DBM. DepEd Order No. 52 s. 2015 dated October 30, 2015 prescribed the new organizational structures of the DepEd Central, Regional, and Schools Division offices. Presentation title 18
Financial Management Structure DepEd's financial management structure covers all of the Offices (Central, Regions, Divisions and Schools). Authority, responsibility and accountability are inherent in the key positions created to discharge specific duties and tasks related to financial management Presentation title 19
Financial Management Structure Presentation title 20 Central Office
Financial Management Structure Presentation title 21 Regional office
Financial Management Structure Presentation title 22 Division Office
Financial Management Structure Presentation title 23 Division Office Accounting Unit
Financial Management Structure Presentation title 24 The Secretary exercises overall supervision and control over the entire department. Notwithstanding the primary authority of the Secretary over all financial transactions, delegation of financial signing authority down to the lowest unit of the organization is properly laid down in DepEd Order No. 67, 2016.
Financial Management Structure Presentation title 25