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1. MALITA BRIEFER

2. Program Overview On April 17, 2019, the Republic Act No. 11310 or An Act Institutionalizing the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program was signed by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte making Pantawid Pamilya the national poverty reduction strategy of the government. Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program is a human development program of the national government that invests in the health and education of poor households, particularly of children aged 0-18 years old. Patterned after the conditional cash transfer scheme implemented in other developing countries, the Pantawid Pamilya provides cash grants to beneficiaries provided that they comply with the set of conditions required to the program. The program works together with different National Government Agencies, Local Government Units, and Civil Society Organizations to establish linkages that will help the beneficiaries have access to different programs and services that will further help them alleviate their level of well-being. Provisions of the Program Social Assistance - to provide cash assistance to the poor to alleviate their immediate need (short term poverty alleviation. Social Development - to break the intergenera- tional pverty cycle through investments in human capital Program Objectives To improve the health of young children and mothers by promoting preventive health care To enhance the performance of parenting roles of beneficiaries and their participation in community development activities To encourage parents to invest in their children's health, nutrition and education To raise the average consumption rate in food expenditure of poor households. To increase the enrollment and attendance rate of children in Day Care, Kindergarten, Elementary and Secondary Schools To contribute to the reduction of incidence of child labor

3. Municipal Link - 1 4 Social Welfare Assistant - 3 Municipal Roving Bookkeeper - 2 Total - 1 9 Municipal Link - 31 Social Welfare Assistant - 7 Municipal Roving Bookkeeper - 1 Total - 3 8 Municipal Link - 21 Social Welfare Assistant - 4 Municipal Roving Bookkeeper- 2 Total - 27 Municipal Link - 11 Social Welfare Assistant - 3 Municipal Roving Bookkeeper - 2 Total - 16 Provincial Staff - 1 3 Municipal Link - 6 Social Welfare Assistant - 2 Municipal Roving Bookkeeper - 1 Total - 9 DAVAO OCCIDENTAL PANTAWID PAMILYA WORK FORCE AS OF JUNE 2024 TOTAL OF 119 STAFF

4. 41.33 % 4 4 . 83 % 10.14 % 3.68 % PROGRAM COVERAGE RCCT ACTIVE HOUSEHOLDS AS OF J UNE 2024 BREAKDOWN PER BARANGAY 10,331 Active Households Out of t his n umb er, 8,863 ( 8 5 .7 9 % ) ar e fe mal e , wh ile 1,468 ( 14.21 % ) ar e ma le. AGE BREAKDOWN 4,270 18- 39 YEARS OLD 4,632 40- 59 YEARS OLD Out of the 10,331 beneficiaries, 2 6.91 % or 2,780 are Indigenous people , majority are Tagakaolo . 1,048 60 YEARS OLD & ABOVE 381 5- 17 YEARS OLD MALITA Female Male Total 8863 1468 10331 BITO 173 23 196 BOLILA 133 14 147 BUHANGIN 329 68 397 CULAMAN 141 15 156 DATU DANWATA 505 136 641 DEMOLOC 656 77 733 FELIS 128 16 144 FISHING VILLAGE 222 34 256 KIBALATONG 102 22 124 KIDALAPONG 171 38 209 KILALAG 257 99 356 KINANGAN 271 42 313 LACARON 234 49 283 LAGUMIT 414 111 525 LAIS 125 24 149 LITTLE BAGUIO 1086 128 1214 MACOL 171 20 191 MANA 289 32 321 MANUEL PERALTA 349 43 392 NEW ARGAO 124 9 133 PANGALEON 259 32 291 PANGIAN 359 51 410 PINALPALAN 486 52 538 POBLACION 549 97 646 SANGAY 319 35 354 TALOGOY 258 43 301 TICAL 126 21 147 TICULON 188 40 228 TINGOLO 148 20 168 TUBALAN 291 77 368

5. 29.34 % 11.45 % 3.41 % 1.51 % CHILDREN NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL PERIOD 3 ( JUNE - JULY 2024) Who are considered as Children Not Attending School (NAS)? These are monitored children aged 3- 18 years old who are enrolled but were not able to attend class at least 85% of the time in a given month for at least three (3) cumulative months within the current school year. TOP 4 REASONS FOR NOT ATTENDING TOTAL NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL UPDATED WITH SCHOOL 3,902 970 : : 1,145 Working 133 Lack of Interest 447 Early Marriage 59 Moved- out TOTAL REASONS 1,784 :

6. 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% NON- COMPLIANCE IN EDUCATION (3- 18 YEARS OLD) What is Non- Compliance? Term/tag given to beneficiaries not complying with the conditions of the program either in education, health center visits and Family Development Sessions. TOTAL NUMBER OF NON- COMPLIANCE TOP 5 REASONS FOR NON- COMPLIANCE VALIDATED : : Working Moved- out Early Marriage TOTAL REASONS Other Reasons : Lack of Interest

7. 1 1 2 2 0- 5 YEARS OLD REASON FOR NON- COMPLIANCE TOP 5 REASONS FOR NON- COMPLIANCE BLE NCES 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% UPDATE- RELATED CONCERNS CONFLICT WITH LIVELIHOOD LACK OR LOSS OF INTEREST ON THE PROGRAM SOCIO CULTURAL UNAVOIDA OBLIGATIONS CIRCUMSTA TOTAL NO. OF FDS : NON- C OMPLIANT IN What is Family Development Session? Considered as a continuing ed ucation program conducted nationwide. These are neighborhood- based family psycho- educational activities condu cted regularly among program beneficiaries to respond to the social needs of the family. NON- COMPLIANCE IN HEALTH AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION TOTAL NO. OF NON- C OMPLIANT IN : HEALTH :

8. From J une to August 2024, the progra m received 134 grievances . 96.27 % or 129 of the total complaints have been resolved as to date while the re maining 3 .73 % is still under process due to appeal for reactivation, inclusion request and further validations for Misbehavior. GRIEVANCE STATUS

9. SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS (SWDI) IMPLEMENTATION as of AUGUST 2024 LEVEL OF WELL BEING RESULTS MUNICIPALITY TARGET HOUSEHOLDS ADMINISTERED/INTERVIEW ENCODED FORMS MALITA 3,235 418 418 1 - SURVIVAL 2 – SUBSISTENCE 3 – SELF-SUFFICIENT 66 or 2.04% 352 or 10.88 %

10. Fund Disbursement CASH GRANTS SUMMARY 11,132 Total Households Disbursed 44,514 Total Households Undisbursed Total Undisbursed Amount To date, the Pantawid Pamilya Program has allocated, funded, and disbursed: Php 40,355,350.00 worth of cash grants for Period 2 ( April – May 2024 ). BREAKDOWN OF DISBURSEMENT

11. Fund Disbursement CASH GRANTS SUMMARY 15,512 Available Cash Cards 15,122 390 Claimed Unclaimed STATUS OF EMV CASH CARD AS OF AUGUST 2024 REASONS FOR UNCLAIMED CASH CARD 21.28 % 46.66 % .77 % 3.08 % 28.20 % 83 Change Grantee 182 Permanently Deactivated Inactive/Zero Account Balance (Requested for Closure of Account) 3 Request for New Account Opening 12 Temporary Deactivated/Inactive in the Program(Move – out) 110 Absent During Validation (For re-scheduling) CS 21

12. ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED FOR THE 3RD QUARTER 2024 ACTIVITIES DATE CONDUCTED FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSION MONTHLY CASH CARD DISTRIBUTION JUNE 2024 ATTEND BARANGAY SESSION MONTHLY PARENT LEADERS MEETING MONTHLY PSA AUTHENTICATION AND REGISTRATION JUNE 2024 E-PANALO CARAVAN JULY 30, 2024

13. FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS

14. CASH CARD DISTRIBUTION

15. BARANGAY SESSIONS

16. PHILSYS REGISTRATION AND AUTHENTICATION

17. E-PANALO CARAVAN