The United Nation Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) sponsored the Bangsamoro Development Agency’s (BDA) orientation seminar on phase 2 Tahderriya component staff on Friday, November 8, 2013 @ Lavinna Hotel, Zamboanga City.
The orientation was aimed for the following: Present the Bangsamoro Development Agency (BDA) mandate and strategic direction, and its programs; Share highlights of the 4th program cooperation agreement (PCA4) and its other two (2) programs components such as: Child protection component (CPC) and water, sanitation and health (WaSH); Level off with BDA and its development partners regarding the current program partnership/engagement; Discuss community organizing principles and steps in line with the program implementation, and present the monitoring and evaluation tools and database management among others.
Two BDA officials highlighted the objectives of the seminars to the participants from the provinces of Sulu and Tawi-Tawi who seem to need adequate knowledge and information regarding their respective tasks which the BDA central office expects in order for them to discharge quality wise their respective responsibilities. BDA Sulu Provincial Coordinator, development catalysts and staff with counterpart from the province of Tawi-Tawi composed the ten (10) participants who were also reminded of Islamic values in dealing with people in their localities and with BDA officialdom.
BDA Regional Manager Hadji Gapor M. Ahmad handled the first three parts of the orientation about “Understanding BDA”, PCA4 and its components; and “CO Principles and Steps” which took him nearly three (3) hours to finish. In his more lengthy part of orientation made later, Kharim M. Amil – Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, BDA Central management office explained in details the importance of monitoring and evaluation, its cycle, data and information diagram, BDA – UNICEF program structure, M & E term of reference, RMO’s data and report processes, indicators and outputs.
The whole day affair started @ 8 o’clock in the morning and ended @ 5 o’clock in the afternoon.
http://www.luwaran.com/index.php/welcome/item/657-bda-holds-orientation-on-tahderiyya-for-sulu-tawi-tawi-rmo’s
Two BDA officials highlighted the objectives of the seminars to the participants from the provinces of Sulu and Tawi-Tawi who seem to need adequate knowledge and information regarding their respective tasks which the BDA central office expects in order for them to discharge quality wise their respective responsibilities. BDA Sulu Provincial Coordinator, development catalysts and staff with counterpart from the province of Tawi-Tawi composed the ten (10) participants who were also reminded of Islamic values in dealing with people in their localities and with BDA officialdom.
BDA Regional Manager Hadji Gapor M. Ahmad handled the first three parts of the orientation about “Understanding BDA”, PCA4 and its components; and “CO Principles and Steps” which took him nearly three (3) hours to finish. In his more lengthy part of orientation made later, Kharim M. Amil – Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, BDA Central management office explained in details the importance of monitoring and evaluation, its cycle, data and information diagram, BDA – UNICEF program structure, M & E term of reference, RMO’s data and report processes, indicators and outputs.
The whole day affair started @ 8 o’clock in the morning and ended @ 5 o’clock in the afternoon.
http://www.luwaran.com/index.php/welcome/item/657-bda-holds-orientation-on-tahderiyya-for-sulu-tawi-tawi-rmo’s
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