Report on the 22nd National Statistics Month NSM.pdf · 2016. 5. 30. · Republic of the Philippines NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARD Report on the 22nd NSM (October 2011)

Republic of the Philippines

NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARDReport on the 22nd NSM (October 2011)

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Report on the 22nd National Statistics Month

(October 2011)


NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARD

Report on the 22nd NSM (October 2011)

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Outline of Presentation

1. Introduction

2. Objectives of the NSM

3. Theme of the 22nd NSM

4. 22nd NSM Opening Ceremony

5. 22nd NSM Closing Ceremony

6. 22nd NSM Activities Undertaken

7. 22nd NSM Donors and Sponsors

8. Status of NSM Fund



1. Introduction

NSM celebration started in October 1990 pursuant to

Presidential Proclamation No. 647, Declaring the Month of

October of Every Year as the National Statistics Month (NSM),

issued on September 20, 1990.

Celebration of NSM is done nationwide, thru the Steering

Committee and Subcommittees/NSCB at the national level and

Regional Statistical Coordination Committees/NSCB Regional

Divisions at the subnational levels.

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1. Introduction

NSM theme for each year is focused on a specific sector in

which the main goal is the improvement of statistics in

that sector.

Participants in the NSM celebration include those in the

government, private sector, academe and the public in

general.

The following NSM awards are given every year

Best NSM Activities and Best Region which recognizes

agencies/institutions for their outstanding participation in the NSM

celebration

NSM Media Awards which recognizes the contribution of the

media to statistical advocacy

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The two-fold objectives are:

(a) to promote, enhance, and instill nationwide awareness

and appreciation of the importance and value of

statistics to the different sectors of society; and

(b) to elicit the cooperation and support of the general

public in upgrading the quality and standards of

statistics in the country.

2. Objectives of the NSM

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The Department of Social Welfare andDevelopment (DSWD) is mandated to providesocial protection and undertake anti-povertyprograms and projects. Social protection isdefined as a set of interventions aimed atsupporting the poor and other vulnerablemembers of society in managing risks.

Statistics is one of the key factors inimplementing effective and efficient socialprotection programs and services. The DSWDrecognizes this and has developed atargeting system to address the need for morefocused delivery of services.

Statistics is indeed vital for the DSWD to ensurethe accuracy and integrity of its targetingsystem.

With quality social protection statistics andtargeting system, the delivery of socialprotection programs and services is morefocused thus reaching those who are really inneed of government services.

3. Theme of the 22nd NSM

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QUALITY SOCIAL PROTECTION STATISTICS FOR FOCUSED TARGETING: Improving Outcomes, Changing Lives




The opening ceremony was hosted by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)

Held on October 3, 2011 at the Century Park, Hotel, Malate Manila

Attended by 264 guests from 25 agencies

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Secretary Corazon Juliano-Soliman of the DSWD delivered the Keynote Speech

Secretary Cayetano W. Paderanga, Jr., of the NEDA and Chair of the NSCB Executive Board sent his inspirational message thru Deputy Director General Margarita R. Songco

Secretary General Romulo A. Virola of the NSCB welcomed guests to the opening ceremony

Ceremonial unveiling of the DSWD NHTS-PR database

Mr. John Paul de Luna, first prize winner of the 2010 BSP-DepEd Oratorical Contest, delivered his winning piece

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3rd NSM Media Awards

NSM Media awards were given to:

Ms. Malou C. Mangahas (PCIJ) -Outstanding Award for Print/Online and T.V Broadcast category

Roderick de la Cruz (MST) – Print Straight News category

Karol Anne M. Ilagan (PCIJ) - Online Investigative category

Francis Cansino (DZRB) - Radio Broadcast category

The awards are given in recognition of the significant contribution of media practitioners in promoting, popularizing and using statistics in information dissemination

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21st NSM Awards: Best Activity and Best Region

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Department of Environment and

Natural Resources (DENR):

NSM Best Information Dissemination

Activity - “ENR Data/Info

Dissemination”

NSM Best Forum - “2010 National

Annual Statistical Assessment Cum

Info Technology Plan Workshop”

Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS):

NSM Best Statistical Contest - “21st

NSM Essay Writing Contest on AGSTAT”

Region Vl: NSM Best Region



DSWD-Sponsored 22nd NSM Awards

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Essay Writing Contest

Amira Azen Amoroso

Our Lady of Fatima University

Antipolo City

Poster-making Contest

Lance Kirby Yaneza

FEATI University

Manila




Held on 28 October 2011

at the BSP preceded by

the 13th BSP-DepEd NCR

Oratorical Contest


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* BSP has been the host of the NSM

Closing Ceremonies since 2001

Hosted by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)*

Keynote address by BSP Deputy Governor

Diwa Guinigundo

Closing Remarks by NSCB Secretary

General Dr. Romulo Virola



1st PlaceTreb D. LiquiganConcpecion Integrated School Marikina City

2nd PlaceRalph Laurence S. Oliver Sto. Niño School of MuntinlupaMuntinlupa City

3rd PlaceChristian S. CulturaMandaluyong High School Mandaluyong City


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Winners of the 2011 BSP-DepEd NCR Oratorical Contest




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22nd NSM Calendar of Activities:

565 Information and Education Campaign (IEC)96 Various Fora

123 Statistical Contests84 Exhibits2 Others

870 Activities Nationwide656 agencies/institutions undertook the activities

• 724 agencies/

institutions in

2010

• 656 agencies/

institutions in

2011

• 9.4 % decrease

in the number of

participating

agencies/

institutions

• 894 activities in

2010

• 870 activities in

2011

• 2.7 % decrease

in the number

of activities


NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARDReport on the 22nd NSM (October 2011)15

22nd NSM Calendar of Activities by Region


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20

40

60

80

100

120

IEC

For a

Contest

Exhibit

Others

Total



The 8th Tree Planting activity was

held at Calumpang Naval

Reservation in Ternate, Cavite on

26 October 2011.

The activity aims to promote

social relevance and

environmental awareness and

sustainability.

PSS Tree Planting Activity in Cavite

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Attended by a total of 263 participants from 25 government agencies

DENR provided 1,000 saplings for the activity

Gracing the occasion was Mayor Lamberto Bambao of Ternate Cavite with DENR Region IV-A Executive Director NiloTamoria

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Thank you for the contributions of the following agencies:

1. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)

2. Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS)

3. Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)

4. Department of Budget and Management (DBM)

5. Department of Education (DepEd)

6. Department of Energy (DOE)

7. Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)

8. Department of Finance (DOF)

9. Department of Health (DOH) Eastern Visayas

10. Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)

11. Department of Justice (DOJ)

12. Department of Labor and Employment-OSEC (DOLE)

13. Department of National Defense (DND)

14. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)


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15. Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

16. Department of Tourism (DOT)

17. Government Service Insurance System (GSIS)

18. Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) Reg. 8

19. National Computer Center (NCC)

20. National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA)

21. National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB)

22. National Statistics Office (NSO)

23. Philippine Commission on Women (PCW)

24. Philippine Statistical Association (PSA)

25. Philippine Sports Commission (PSC)

26. Statistical Research and Training Center (SRTC)

27. Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)


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8. Status of NSM Fund

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20th NSM 21st NSM 22nd NSM

Beginning balance from previous NSMs 259,513.90 422,550.17 381,801.73

Contributions: .

Cash contributions to NSM Fund 585,000.00 335,000.00 380,000.00

Cost of Hosting 606,595.36 672,941.42 1,070,246.35

Opening ceremony 153,595.36 c/o NCS 572,116.00

Closing ceremony 453,000.00 672,941.42 498,130.35

Contributions received 1,191,595.36 1,007,941.42 1,450,246.35

TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE 1,451,109.26 1,430,491.59 1,832,048.08

(Beg. balance +contributions)

Total Expenses 1,028,559.09 1,048,689.86 1,630,321.97

Ending Balance 422,550.17 381,801.73 201,726.11

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS & DISBURSEMENTS

20th NSM, 21st NSM and 22nd NSM

As of December 2011



Thank you!

URL: http://www.nscb.gov.ph

e-mail: [email protected]

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Report on the 22nd National Statistics Month NSM.pdf · 2016. 5. 30. · Republic of the Philippines NATIONAL STATISTICAL COORDINATION BOARD Report on the 22nd NSM (October 2011)