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CENTRAL VISAYAS
DBM-DILG-DOF-NEDA JMC No. 2015-1 dtd Feb. 24,
2015:
1. Adoption of the LGU Public Financial Management Reform Roadmap
and Implementation Strategy: as primary sources of strategies
for LGUs in designing and implementing their Public Financial
Management Improvement Plans (PFMIPs)
1. Shall primarily roll-out the PFM Reforms to the LGUs and provide
technical assistance in the design and implementation of the LGUs
PFMIPs;
3. DBM takes the lead for the duration of the EU funded project which
concluded on June 30, 2016. Thereafter, RIAT may agree among
themselves which OA will take the lead.
DBM-DILG-DOF-NEDA JMC No. 2015-1 dtd Feb. 24,
2015:
System of rules,
procedures and
practices for
government to
manage public
finances
Goals of Public Financial Management
Strategic
Aggregate allocation of
Fiscal Resources
Discipline
Efficient
Service
Delivery
PFM
PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND GOOD
GOVERNANCE
GOVERNANCE
GOVERNANCE
Comprehensiveness and
Overall Result: transparency
Internal and external
audit,
2.85
Accounting, recording
and reporting,
Credibility of the budget,
2.85
Accounting, recording
and reporting, 2.77
Credibility of the budget,
3.28
PREDICTABIL ACCOUNTING,
ITY &
CONTROL IN RECORDING
BUDGET & REPORTING
EXECUTION
• Slow detection of irregularities
• Most LGUs have tax in financial transactions due
maps but are not mainly to bank reconciliations
updated not being prepared in “real
• Some LGUs have time”
computerized tax • Poor quality of financial
database but are not reports due to limitations in
linked among relevant the number & competence of
offices in the LGU staff, & the use of manual
system for recording &
reporting of financial
transactions
Strong PFM Areas / CDs (P/C/M)
Score: 3.28
CREDIBILITY CREDIBILITY
OF THE OF THE
BUDGET BUDGET
• Actual local revenue • Obligations BUR
collections compared (allotment vs obligations)
with estimated revenues which ranges 85% to
in the budget of most 90%
LGUs ranges from 90%
to 100%
• Disbursements BUR
relatively high with a
percentage rating that
ranges 95% to 100%,
however, needs
improvement when it
comes to
Strong PFM Areas / CDs (P/C/M)
Score: 3.36 Score: 3.44
COMPREHEN CITIZENS’
SIVES &
TRANSPAREN PARTICIPATIO
CY N
• LGUs are better at • The CSO accreditation
ensuring that budget process in LGUs is strong
information as attached however, the degree of CSO
to the AOs covering the participation in the budget
Budget is comprehensive process still need to be
improved
• Most LGUs are 100%
compliant as to the
posting of reports
pursuant to FDP of DILG
Overall State of the PFM Systems of
136 LGUs in Region VII
Critical Dimensions
3.44
3.36
3.28
2.74 2.77
2.41
1.94
Policy based budgeting Comprehensiveness and Credibility of the budget Predictability and control Accounting, recording Internal and external Citizens' participation
transparency in budget execution and reporting audit
Overall PFMAT score of 2.85 (between 2.0 and 2.9) across LGUs indicate that the
elements of an open and orderly PFM system are not complete but what are in place are
fully operational.
Trajectory of State of PFM Assessment and Re-Assessment of LGUs in
Region VII
7 Mean Score (FYs 2013
– 2015 Re-
Assessment)
6
5
Axis Title
4
Mean Score (FYs 2011
3 – 2013 Assessment)
0
Policy based budgeting Comprehensiveness Credibility of the Predictability and Accounting, recording Internal and external Citizens' participation
and transparency budget control in budget and reporting audit
execution
Rank of Weakest Critical Dimension
Rank as PFM Concern
CD
Critical Dimension (CD)
No.
Provinces HUCs Cities Municipalities
Negros
CD Bohol Cebu Siquijor AVERAGE
Critical Dimension (CD) Oriental
No. (PCM) (PCM) (PM) (PCM)
(PCM)
Negros
CD Bohol Cebu Siquijor
Critical Dimension (CD) Municipalities Municipalities
Oriental
Municipalities
AVERAGE
No. Municipalities
Not Implemented,
16.93%
Fully Implemented,
34.00%
Initially Implemented,
47.00%
Status of LGUs’ PFMIP Implementation per CD (Regional Level)
As of October 31, 2017
FI II NI
59% 60%
56%
53%
48% 47% 46%
39% 39%
35% 35% 36%
34% 34%
30%
17% 17%
15%
8%
6% 6%
STATUS
ON PFM REPORTS SUBMISSION
(2015-2017)