EXECUTIVE – LEGISLATIVE AGENDA FORMULATION

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EXECUTIVE – LEGISLATIVE AGENDA FORMULATION CAPDEV Agenda and LGU Capacity Assessment

Context Analysis - Understanding the broader context of the LGU What FACTORS contribute to our LGU’s performance? Who are our STAKEHOLDERS and what their INTERESTS? Steps Identify the factors that contribute to the LGU’s performance using the Causal Loop Diagram - Key issues or problems confronting the LGU are identified - a Causal Loop Diagram is used to generate a system’s view of the problems, how they are related, their causes and effects, and how they enable or constrain LGU performance 2. Identify key stakeholders and their interest - involves identifying and understanding the important stakeholder of a particular problem/ issue in the LGU - A stakeholder map is developed to understand who are the key stakeholders, their position on an issue and how they can contribute in addressing the issue

Mobilization Capacity Action needed with this stakeholder group Table 2 : Stakeholder Map Complex Social Issue: Solid Waste Management (SWM) Group Interest in Issue Influence/ Resources Mobilization Capacity Position in Issue Action needed with this stakeholder group

CAPACITY ASSESSMENT (SCALOG) – identifying the capacity improvements needed for the LGU to achieve its performance goals What are our performance goals and objectives? What is the current state of our performance? What is the desired state of our performance? What are our capacity requirements given our performance goals and objectives? What is the current state of our capacity? What is the desired state of capacity that will enable us to achieve our performance goal? What interventions do we need to improve our capacity? Steps 3. Determine the goals and objectives Used as anchor for capacity assessment - Performance Change Matrix is used to capture the current state of performance and the desired state of performance, i.e. performance goals and objectives

Table 3 : Performance Change Matrix Outcome Area: Current State Desired State Sub-sector:

CAPACITY ASSESSMENT (SCALOG) – identifying the capacity improvements needed for the LGU to achieve its performance goals Steps 4. Assess capacity Analyzes the LGU’s current state of capacity, defines the desired improvements in capacity and identifies corresponding capacity development interventions to address capacity gaps Uses the Capacity Pillars or the elements that indicate whether the LGU has the “ability to perform the functions necessary to produce desired results” Involves assessing the structure, competency, management systems, enabling policies, knowledge and learning, and leadership Analysis of capacity pillars is captures in the Capacity Change Matrix which allows for a coherent analysis of the LGU’s performance and corresponding capacity development to achieve its performance goals It enables the LGU to look at the relationships of performance and capacity factors, and ensure consistency and alignment

Table 4: Capacity Change Matrix Outcome Area Current State Desired State Sub sector area: B1 CAPACITY Current State B2 Desired State B3 Intervention Structure Competencies Management Systems Enabling Policies Knowledge and Learning Leadership

CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PLANNING : CapDev Agenda Given our resources and other consideration, what are our priority interventions in the next 3 years? What are the risks in implementing our planned interventions? How do we mitigate them? What are our CapDev Agenda for the next 3 years? Steps Prioritize capacity development interventions Come up with the list of priority capacity development interventions that will bring the LGU closer to meeting its performance and development goals and objectives Contribution-Effort Quadrant is used in choosing solutions that seem easiest to implement but with the biggest contribution to the desired outcome Prioritization matrix may also be used to achieve consensus on a set of priority CapDev projects. It also provides means for ranking CapDev intervnetions or projects based on a set of criteria that is agreed upon by the sector/cluster

Sub sector area: Solid Waste Management Table 5 :Priority list CHANGE MATRIX A PERFORMANCE Area Current State Desired State Sub sector area: Solid Waste Management B1 B2 CAPACITY B3 Level of contribution Level of effort Current State Desired State Intervention H M L Structure Competencies Management Systems Enabling Policies Knowledge and Learning Leadership

CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT PLANNING : CapDev Agenda Determine risks and mitigation strategies - Ensures that the potential risks in the implementation of CapDev interventions are considered and planned for - Helps in minimizing the impact of possible adverse or unwelcome circumstances, should they arise during implementation - Risk Register is used as a toll in analyzing risks and identifying risk mitigation strategies - The probability and impact of risks may also be used as a factor in prioritizing and/ or sequencing interventions Develop the CapDev Agenda - A comprehensive three-year plan that will guide the LGU in implementing capacity development initiatives - It specifies the following information: Target Outcome Area/ELA Priority and Performance Goals, Current State of Capacity, Desired State of Capacity (CapDev Objectives), Capacity Development Interventions, Expected Output, Target of CapDev, Timeframe, Funding Requirements by year, Process Owner/Office Responsible and Source of Support/Technical Assistance

Sub sector area: Solid Waste Management Table 6 : Risk Register CHANGE MATRIX A PERFORMANCE Area Current State Desired State Sub sector area: Solid Waste Management B1 B2 CAPACITY B3 Level of contribution Level of effort Risk definition Intensity Mitigation needed Risk owner Current State Desired State Intervention H M L Structure Competencies Management Systems Enabling Policies Knowledge and Learning Leadership

INTEGRATION How do we integrate the CapDev Agenda in the PDPFP/ELA? How do we manage and sustain the CapDev Agenda implementation? Steps Integrate the CapDev in the PDPFP/ELA - shows where the CapDev Agenda is placed within the PDPFP/ELA Manage and sustain the CapDev Agenda Implementation - Outlines some of the mechanisms in CapDev Agenda implementation, including communicatng the CapDev Agenda and monitoring and evaluation the extent and effectiveness of its implementation

Sub sector area: Solid Waste Management Current state of capacity Table 7: CapDev Agenda A PERFORMANCE Area: Environment protective, climate change adaptive and disaster resilient LGUs Current State Desired State Sub sector area: Solid Waste Management CapDev Agenda Current state of capacity Desired state of capacity Capacity Development Interventions Expected Output Target of CapDev Time Frame Funding Requirements Process owner/ Office responsible Source of support/ Technical Assistance Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Capacity Assessment (SCALOG) Capacity Development Planning Key Questions Process Steps Tools Step 1.Identify the factors that contribute to the LGU’s performance Causal Loops What factors contribute the LGU’s performance?   Who are our stakeholders and what are their interests? Context Analysis Step2.Identify our key stakeholders and their interests Stakeholders Map What are our performance goals and objectives? What is the current state of our performance? What is the desired state of our performance?   What are our capacity requirements given our performance goals and objectives? What is the current state of our capacity? What is the desired state of capacity that will enable us to achieve our performance goal? What interventions do we need to undertake to improve our capacity? Step 3. Determine performance goals and objectives Change Matrix (Performance) Current Performance Desired Performance Capacity Assessment (SCALOG) Step 4. Assess capacity Analyze current capacity Define desired capacity Identify capacity development Interventions Change Matrix (Capacity) Current State Desired State CapDev Interventions Given our resources and other considerations, what are our priority interventions in the next 3 years?   What are the risks in implementing our planned interventions? How do we mitigate them? What is our CapDev Agenda for the next 3 years? Step 5. Prioritize interventions Contribution-Effort Quadrant and Prioritization Matrix Capacity Development Planning (CapDev Agenda) Step 6.Determine risks and mitigation strategies Risk Register Step 7. Develop the CapDev Agenda CapDev Agenda How do we integrate the CapDev Agenda in the CDP/ELA?   How do we manage and sustain the CapDev Agenda? Integration Step 8. Integrate CapDev Agenda in the CDP/ELA

SCALOG/CapDev and PDPFP-ELA