REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT

MALACASIANG, MANILA

NATIONAL BUDGET MEMORANDUM No. 125-A

March 31, 2016

F 0 R : All Heads of Departments, Agencies, Bureaus, Offices,

Commissions, State Universities and Colleges, Other
!nstrumentalities of the National Government and all Others
Concerned

SUBJECT : Submission of Revised Budget (BP) Forms 202 and 203

1.0 This supplements National Budget Memorandum No. 125 to clarify the submission of
Budget Preparation (BP) Forms 202 and 203 pertaining to Locally Funded Projects
(LFPs) and Foreign Assisted Projects (FAPs), respectively.

2.0 Attached are the revised format and instructions on how to accomplish the said BP
Forms.

3.0 The revised format is to provide information on the policy justification for Tier 2
spending proposals relating to new or expanded programs, LFPs and FAPs. The
revised forms will include additional information on priority ranking, cost
categorization, PAP description, program convergence and inclusion of the steps
undertaken to make the project-implementation ready.

4.0 For compliance.

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Secretary
 Revised BP Form 202 (2017 Budget Tier 2)
NEW OR EXPANDED ACTIVITY OR LOCALLY FUNDED PROJECT
(Accomplish this form for each proposal to implement new projects or activities or to expand existing projects or activities for
chan es to the sco e beneficiaries desi n or implementation arran ements.)
Proposal/Project Name:

Implementing Department/
Agency (or Agencies)

Priority Ranking No

Categorization

New Locally Funded Project (LFP) GAS More than 1 billion

Expanded/revised Program Activity STO 300 mil — 1 billion
Operations Less than 300 mil

Key Result Area supported:

Description of the proposal

How will the proposal contribute to the
priorities and goals under the 2017 Budget
Priorities Framework, and to the objectives/
mandates of the Department/Agency?

Is the proposal part of a Program

Yes No
Convergence Budgeting (PCB)? If yes, which
part of the convergence program will the
proposed or existing program be included?
(Please refer to the list of major programs
attached in the instructions).

What specific problem(s) will it address? What

is the objective? What will the program or
project do? (e.g. provision of farm implements,
provision of training, construction of buildings
etc.?)

Proposed implementation period. Total Start date:

proposed cost over this period (original and Finish date:
revised) Proposed total cost:
Proposed revised cost:
What is the expected outcome in relation to the
question a? What is the expected impact on
the community?

For example: How many people or households

will benefit? Where is the geographical focus?
Will jobs be created? Will there be an impact
on climate change adaptation or mitigation?

Please refer to the instructions for guidelines

on the information to be provided.

What steps have been taken to make the Pre-feasibility Study Others — please specify
project implementation-ready? Feasibility Study
Detailed Engineering Design
Relocation Action Plan
ROW acquisition
What still needs to be done to make it ready
for implementation?
 Revised BP Form 202 (2017 Budget Tier 2)
Implementation Issues:
What are the risks in the implementation of the
project? What will be done to manage these
risks?

Is there a proposed monitoring and evaluation

strategy? (Please attach M&E plan.) Yes No

Has the proposal undergone economic and

financial review, and other reviews? If yes, Approving Authorities Reviewed/Approved Remarks
please attach supporting details. Yes No Not
Applicable
NEDA Board
NEDA Board — ICC

Other Approving Authorities

DPWH (Cost of projects
adopting the DPWH
Mensuration standards, and
clearance of approved plan)
DENR (ECC/Geo-hazard
Certification)

Others (please specify):

Has the proposal undergone RDC or CSO

consultation? (Please cross reference to BP Yes No
Form C or BP Form D.)

7. Financial Details (in P'000)

For expanded programs, existing agreed Tier 1 budget for the relevant PAP
PAP code and description 2015 Actual 2016 Approved 2017 Ceiling 2018 FE 2019 FE

COST BY EXPENSE CLASS

Tota (P '000) (Projects) Appro Proposed Project
Expense class Original Revised 2015 cum. 2016 2017 2018 2019 Balance
PS
MOOE
CO
Total
For infrastructure projects, show the estimated ongoing operating costs to be included in Forward Estimates
Expense Class 2017 Proposed 2018 Estimate 2019 Estimate
PS
MOOE
Total
PROGRAM/PROJECT COMPONENTS
For projects Total (P '000) Aooro Pro osed Pro ect
Component Original Revised 2015 cum. 2016 2017 2018 2019 Balance
Component 1
Component 2
Component 3
Component n
 Revised BP Form 202 (2017 Budget Tier 2)

Budget by Location
For projects Total (P '000) Appro Proposed Project i
Location Original Revised 2015 cum. 2016 2017 2018 2019 Balance
Region
Province
District
Municipality
Total

Performance targets and accomplishments

For projects Total (P '000) Current Target 2015 cum
Indicator Original Revised 2015 cum. 2016 2017 2018 2019 Percentage

Prepared: Certified Correct: Approved:

Budget Officer Planning Officer Chief Accountant Head of Agency Date

 BP FORM 202: NEW OR EXPANDED ACTIVITY OR LOCALLY FUNDED
PROJECT

INSTRUCTIONS

The purpose of BP 202 is to provide information on the policy justification for Tier 2 spending
proposals relating to new or expanded program activities or new or expanded/revised locally
funded projects. The information provided in the form will be used to evaluate proposals for
funding.

The form should be completed for all proposals for funding submitted for consideration during Tier
2 of the Budget Process. Responses should focus on the essential information needed to
understand the proposal. If any sections of the form or specific questions are not considered
relevant to the proposal, a comment explaining this should be provided.

Details should be entered online via OSBP. Additional information may be submitted as
attachments in hardcopy if necessary.

Information required

Proposal or Project Name

Provide the name of the proposed project. The name of the proposal should make it clear
what the project will do. If applicable, the name should be the same as approved by the
pertinent approving authorities such as the ICC.

Implementing Department/Agency
Identify the name of the implementing department/agency submitting the form. If more than
one agency will be involved in the proposal, list all agencies and indicate their roles. For
example: DOH (Lead Agency), NBI (participating agency).

Priority Ranking No.

Indicate the priority rank assigned to the proposal by the agency. All proposals should be
included in a single list of ranked proposals regardless of whether they are program activities,
LFPs or FAPs.

Categorization
Place an X in the boxes to indicate whether the proposal is a new activity/project or the
expansion of an existing activity. Also, indicate how it is categorized by total project cost.

Key Result Area.

Indicate which of the administration's Key Result Areas this proposal supports. Key result
areas of the current administration are:
Pursuit of good governance and anti-corruption measures;
Making growth inclusive in order to raise the quality of the Filipino workforce;
Creating more and better jobs and livelihood by sustaining the growth momentum;
Managing disaster risks in order to prevent the loss of lives, properties and livelihood;
Establishing an enabling environment of just and lasting peace and the rule of law to
promote and implement peace agreements and modernize the military and police.

6. Description of the Proposal

This section is asking for detailed information on the policy justification for the proposal,
including its contribution to Budget Priorities and the expected impact on the community.

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 How will the proposal contribute to the priorities and goals under the 2017 Budget
Priorities Framework, and to the objectives/ mandates of the Department/Agency?
Explain the link between the new or expanded and the government's priorities as listed in
the Budget Priorities Framework (BPF) and the objectives and mandates of the agency.

Is the proposal part of a Program Convergence Budgeting (PCB)? If yes, which part of the
convergence program will the proposed or existing program be included? (Please refer to
the list of major programs attached in the instructions).
This question relates to program convergence budgeting. If the proposal is part of a
larger, multi-agency program provide details of the interactions with other activities. The
list of the programs included in the Program Convergence Budgeting are listed below:

Good Governance and Anti-Corruption

Digitization of Financial Management Operations

Human Development and Poverty Reduction Cluster

Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program
Universal Health Care Program
Early Childhood Care and Development
Housing for Resettlement from Danger Areas
Education Program, which includes Basic Education (K to 10, and Senior
High School), and Tertiary and Technical Vocational

Economic Development Cluster

Transport Infrastructure Program
Agriculture Development Program
Manufacturing Resurgence Program
Tourism Development Program

Climate Change Adaptation Cluster

Risk Resiliency Program

c. What specific problem(s) will it address? What is the objective? What will the program or
project do? (e.g. provision of farm implements, provision of training, construction of
buildings etc.?)
Provide a clear description of the proposed project or program activity including
information on:
What problem the proposal is intended to address.
The objective of the proposal.
What the project or program activity will do to achieve the objective. For example, will
it build infrastructure, provide training, deliver health care, provide cash transfers or
grants or develop regulations or laws?
For projects, provide the expected start date and finish date (if relevant) and the
estimated total cost of the project over this period.

Proposed implementation period. Total proposed cost over this period (original and
revised)
Indicate the period of the project implementation and its attributed total/revised costs.

What is the expected outcome in relation to the question a? What is the expected impact
on the community?

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This section is seeking information on how the new or expanded PAP will affect its target
community, and how many people will directly benefit. Issues to be covered in this section
may include:
How many people will benefit?
Where are they located? Are these areas in the geographical focus of the 2017
budget?
How will households in these areas be assisted?
Are these areas with high unemployment or underemployment as identified by NSCB
and/or DOLE? How will sustainable jobs be created?
Are these areas where climate change vulnerability assessments have been done by
the Department/Agency or by DOST or DENR? How does the proposal consider
climate change adaptation or mitigation?

Each of these questions refers directly to a government policy priority. If any of them are
not relevant to the proposal this should be clearly explained.

What steps have been taken to make the project implementation-ready?

In this section, provide information to demonstrate that the agency is ready to proceed
with the project by checking appropriate boxes provided. This could include information
on whether all permits have been obtained from national or local governments; rights of
way have been secured; and the procurement plan has been developed? Can the
administration be confident that the agency will procure the required goods or services in
a timely manner? Also, provide additional needs to be done to make the project
implementation-ready.

Implementation Issues: What are the risks in the implementation of the project? What will
be done to manage these risks?
Provide an assessment of the risk of this project not proceeding or being delayed. Has
the agency thought about what risks might arise? Has a risk mitigation plan to correct or
minimize those risks been developed?

Is there a proposed monitoring and evaluation strategy? (Please attach M&E plan.)
Attach information on the proposed Monitoring and Evaluation Strategy including how the
project will be monitored to ensure timely and quality implementation? Who will be
responsible? Is there a project plan with timelines and milestones? If milestones slip what
action will the agency take? Attach supplementary documentation on the Agency's M and
E activities to expand on the answer.

M&E information should focus on the following:

Data collection: who collects data? How frequently are data collected?
Data sources: What are the data sources? Who ensures data quality?
Data analysis: Who analysis the data collected? How frequently are analysis
reports prepared?
Reporting: To whom are the reports submitted? For what purposes are these
reports used?

Also provide information on the Agency's evaluation agenda:

What type of evaluation will be undertaken for this proposal?
Who will conduct the evaluation?
When will evaluation be conducted (eg every two years? every three years?
Midterm? End of project?)

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 i. Has the proposal undergone economic and financial review, and other reviews? If yes,
please attach supporting details.
If the proposal has undergone economic, financial, and other relevant review by the
Department/Agency or by other approving authority please check the appropriate boxes
provided and attach details such as the project viability indicators, i.e., EIRR and FIRR,
Geo-Hazard Certification, and other findings.

J. Has the proposal undergone RDC or CSO consultation? (Please cross reference to BP
Form C or BP Form D.)
If the proposal has been the subject of consultation with RDCs or CSOs please cross
reference to BP Form C or BP Form D.

7. Financial Details
This section requests information on the budget impact of the proposal. The following information
is required:

Existing agreed Tier 1 budget for the relevant PAP

For proposals to expand existing activities or projects, provide information on the current agreed
budget for the item in the budget and forward years. This information should be in agreement with
the Tier 1 budget agreed with DBM.

Cost by expense class

For all proposals, information should be provided on the cost in the budget year and the
estimated funding requirement in each of the forward years by expense class (allotment
class).
For new projects, the proposed total cost should be shown in the Original column.
For changes to existing projects, the proposed revised total cost should be shown in the
Revised column.
For existing projects, the cumulative amount spent to date to the end of 2015 should be
shown in the 2015 Cum column.
For existing multiyear projects, the balance that will remain to be spent after 2019, the
last forward estimate year should be shown in the last column.

Estimated ongoing operating costs

For infrastructure projects, provide an estimate of the ongoing costs of operation (I.e. additional
staff and maintenance costs) after construction or implementation to enable an assessment of the
longer term viability of the proposal within the fiscal forecasts. A low cost initiative that will have
very high ongoing operating or maintenance costs may not be viable.

For example, the information provided in this section might be:

the ongoing cost of repairing and maintaining a new road (in addition to existing repairs and
maintenance budgets)
additional staff and supplies required to operate new facilities if these are not already included
in the agency budget
the cost of new furniture and fittings for a new building (if these are not included in the capital
cost of the project)

Program/Project Components
If the proposal consists of more than one component activity the cost of each major component
should be indicated. For example, a proposal that plans to achieve its objective by building new
facilities and training new staff and developing new regulations and guidelines should explain the

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costs of each component activity. Additional detail (e.g. specialist reports) may be provided
separately for large projects.

Budget by Location
Where relevant the proposed distribution of the budget by location (Region, Province, District or
Municipality) should be indicated.

Performance targets
The proposed performance indicators for the activity or project and the annual targets should be
explained.

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 Revised BP Form 203 (2017 Budget Tier 2)
NEW OR EXPANDED FOREIGN ASSISTED PROJECT
(Accomplish this form for each proposal to implement a new foreign assisted project or to expand or modify existing FAPs for
chan es to the sco e beneficiaries desi n or implementation arran ements.)
Proposal/Project Name:

Implementing Department/
Agency (or Agencies)

Project ID

Priority Ranking No

Categorization
New More than P 1 billion
Expanded/Revised P 300 million to P 1 billion
Less than P 300 million

Key Result Area supported:

Description of the Proposal

How will the proposal contribute to the
priorities and goals under the 2017 Budget
Priorities Framework, and to the objectives/
mandates of the Department/Agency?

Is the proposal part of a Program Convergence

Budgeting (PCB)? If yes, which part of the Yes No
convergence program will the proposed or
existing program be included? (Please refer to
the list of major programs attached in the
instructions).

What specific problem(s) will it address? What

is the objective? What will the program or
project do? (e.g. provision of farm implements,
provision of training, construction of buildings
etc.?)

Proposed implementation period. Total Start date:

proposed cost over this period (original and Finish date:
revised) Proposed total cost:
Proposed revised cost:
What is the expected outcome in relation to the
question a? What is the expected impact on
the community?

For example: How many people or households

will benefit? Where is the geographical focus?
Will jobs be created? Will there be an impact
on climate change adaptation or mitigation?

Please refer to the instructions for guidelines

on the information to be provided.
What steps have been taken to make the Pre-feasibility Study Others — please specify
project implementation-ready? Feasibility Study
Detailed Engineering Design
Relocation Action Plan
ROW acquisition
What still needs to be done to make it ready
for implementation?
 Revised BP Form 203 (2017 Budget Tier 2)
Implementation Issues:
What are the risks in the implementation of the
project? What will be done to manage these
risks?

Is there a proposed monitoring and evaluation

strategy? (Please attach M&E plan.) Yes No

Has the proposal undergone economic and

financial review, and other reviews? If yes, Approving Authorities Reviewed/Approved Remarks
please attach supporting details. Yes No Not
Applicable
NEDA Board
NEDA Board — ICC

Other Approving Authorities

DPWH (Cost of projects
adopting the DPWH
Mensuration standards, and
clearance of approved plan)
DENR (ECC/Geo-hazard
Certification)

Others (please specify):

Has the proposal undergone RDC or CSO

consultation? (Please cross reference to BP Yes No
Form C or BP Form D.)

8. Financial Details
(see attached spreadsheet)

Prepared: Certified Correct: Approved:

Budget Officer Planning Officer Chief Accountant Head of Agency Date

 BP FORM 203: REQUIREMENTS OF FOREIGN-ASS1STED PROJECTS
(in Thousands of indicated Currency)

PROJECT ID: PROJECT TITLE:

i ALLOCATION NY PROJECT CATEGORY

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 BP FORM 203: NEW OR EXPANDED FOREIGN ASSISTED PROJECT

INSTRUCTIONS

The purpose of BP 203 is to provide information on the policy justification for Tier 2 spending
proposals relating to new or expanded foreign assisted projects. The information provided in the
form will be used to evaluate proposals for funding.

The form should be completed for all proposals submitted for consideration during Tier 2 of the
Budget Process. Responses should focus on the essential information needed to understand the
proposal. If any sections of the form or specific questions are not considered relevant to the
proposal, a comment explaining this should be provided.

Details should be entered online via OSBP. Additional information may be submitted as
attachments in hardcopy if necessary.

Information required

Proposal or Project Name

Provide the name of the proposed project. The name of the proposal should make it clear
what the project will do. If applicable, the name should be the same as approved by the
pertinent approving authorities such as the ICC.

Implementing Department/Agency
Identify the name of the implementing department/agency submitting the form. If more than
one agency will be involved in the proposal, list all agencies and indicate their roles. For
example: DOH (Lead Agency), NBI (participating agency).

Project ID
Indicate the identification of the project consistent with the coding system of the donor funding
institutions [e.g. JICA (PH-P227), ADB (2311 PHI), EU (ASIE/2005-017-638)].

Priority Ranking No.

Indicate the priority rank assigned to the proposal by the agency. All proposals should be
included in a single list of ranked proposals regardless of whether they are program activities,
LFPs or FAPs.

Categorization
Place an X in the boxes to indicate whether the proposal is a new activity/project or the
expansion of an existing activity. Also, indicate how it is categorized by total project cost.

Key Result Area.

Indicate which of the administration's Key Result Areas this proposal supports. Key result
areas of the current administration are:
Pursuit of good governance and anti-corruption measures;
Making growth inclusive in order to raise the quality of the Filipino workforce;
Creating more and better jobs and livelihood by sustaining the growth momentum;
Managing disaster risks in order to prevent the loss of lives, properties and livelihood;
Establishing an enabling environment of just and lasting peace and the rule of law to
promote and implement peace agreements and modernize the military and police.

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7. Description of the Proposal
This section is asking for detailed information on the policy justification for the proposal,
including its contribution to Budget Priorities and the expected impact on the community.

How will the proposal contribute to the priorities and goals under the 2017 Budget
Priorities Framework, and to the objectives/ mandates of the Department/Agency?
Explain the link between the new or expanded and the government's priorities as listed in
the Budget Priorities Framework (BPF) and the objectives and mandates of the agency.

Is the proposal part of a Program Convergence Budgeting (PCB)? If yes, which part of the
convergence program will the proposed or existing program be included? (Please refer to
the list of major programs attached in the instructions).
This question relates to program convergence budgeting. If the proposal is part of a
larger, multi-agency program provide details of the interactions with other activities. The
list of the programs included in the Program Convergence Budgeting are listed below:

Good Governance and Anti-Corruption

Digitization of Financial Management Operations

Human Development and Poverty Reduction Cluster

Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program
Universal Health Care Program
Early Childhood Care and Development
Housing for Resettlement from Danger Areas
Education Program, which includes Basic Education (K to 10, and Senior
High School), and Tertiary and Technical Vocational

Economic Development Cluster

Transport Infrastructure Program
Agriculture Development Program
Manufacturing Resurgence Program
Tourism Development Program

Climate Change Adaptation Cluster

Risk Resiliency Program

c. What specific problem(s) will it address? What is the objective? What will the program or
project do? (e.g. provision of farm implements, provision of training, construction of
buildings etc.?)
Provide a clear description of the proposed project or program activity including
information on:
What problem the proposal is intended to address.
The objective of the proposal.
What the project or program activity will do to achieve the objective. For example, will
it build infrastructure, provide training, deliver health care, provide cash transfers or
grants or develop regulations or laws?
For projects, provide the expected start date and finish date (if relevant) and the
estimated total cost of the project over this period.

d. Proposed implementation period. Total proposed cost over this period (original and
revised)
Indicate the period of the project implementation and its attributed total/revised costs.

2
e. What is the expected outcome in relation to the question a? What is the expected impact
on the community?
This section is seeking information on how the new or expanded PAP will affect its target
community, and how many people will directly benefit. Issues to be covered in this section
may include:
How many people will benefit?
Where are they located? Are these areas in the geographical focus of the 2017
budget?
How will households in these areas be assisted?
Are these areas with high unemployment or underemployment as identified by NSCB
and/or DOLE? How will sustainable jobs be created?
Are these areas where climate change vulnerability assessments have been done by
the Department/Agency or by DOST or DENR? How does the proposal consider
climate change adaptation or mitigation?

Each of these questions refers directly to a government policy priority. If any of them are
not relevant to the proposal this should be clearly explained.

What steps have been taken to make the project implementation-ready?

In this section, provide information to demonstrate that the agency is ready to proceed
with the project by checking appropriate boxes provided. This could include information
on whether all permits have been obtained from national or local governments; rights of
way have been secured; and the procurement plan has been developed? Can the
administration be confident that the agency will procure the required goods or services in
a timely manner? Also, provide additional needs to be done to make the project
implementation-ready.

Implementation Issues: What are the risks in the implementation of the project? What will
be done to manage these risks?
Provide an assessment of the risk of this project not proceeding or being delayed. Has
the agency thought about what risks might arise? Has a risk mitigation plan to correct or
minimize those risks been developed?

Is there a proposed monitoring and evaluation strategy? (Please attach M&E plan.)
Attach information on the proposed Monitoring and Evaluation Strategy including how the
project will be monitored to ensure timely and quality implementation? Who will be
responsible? Is there a project plan with timelines and milestones? If milestones slip what
action will the agency take? Attach supplementary documentation on the Agency's M and
E activities to expand on the answer.

M&E information should focus on the following:

Data collection: who collects data? How frequently are data collected?
Data sources: What are the data sources? Who ensures data quality?
Data analysis: Who analysis the data collected? How frequently are analysis
reports prepared?
Reporting: To whom are the reports submitted? For what purposes are these
reports used?

Also provide information on the Agency's evaluation agenda:

What type of evaluation will be undertaken for this proposal?
Who will conduct the evaluation?

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 iii) When will evaluation be conducted (eg every two years? every three years?
Midterm? End of project?)

i. Has the proposal undergone economic and financial review, and other reviews? If yes,
please attach supporting details.
If the proposal has undergone economic, financial, and other relevant review by the
Department/Agency or by other approving authority please check the appropriate boxes
provided and attach details such as the project viability indicators, i.e., EIRR and Fl RR,
Geo-Hazard Certification, and other findings.

J. Has the proposal undergone RDC or CSO consultation? (Please cross reference to BP
Form C or BP Form D.)
If the proposal has been the subject of consultation with RDCs or CSOs please cross
reference to BP Form C or BP Form D.

8. Financial Details
In accomplishing the form (financial details of the project), please be guided by the instructions to
the earlier-issued BP Form 203 under the National Budget Memorandum No. 125 dated January
15, 2016.