Sectoral information sheet

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The document outlines the organizational information sheet of the National Anti-Poverty Commission in the Philippines, detailing its structure, contact information, and operational specifics. It includes sections on sectoral issues, concerns, and strategies, as well as affiliations with political organizations. The form requires signatures and specifies accreditation details and geographical areas of operation.

Office of the President of the Philippines
NATIONAL ANTI-POVERTY COMMISSION
ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION SHEET

1. Basic Organizational Information

Sector

Acronym
Name of Organization
Full Name

Mailing Address with
Postal Code:
Tel. No: Fax. No.
Contact Details:
Mobile No. Email address

Contact Person: Designation:

Nature of Organization: National1 Regional2 Provincial3 City/Municipal4

Number of Members: Female: Male: Total:
Year/s of Operation: Involvement in NAPC:
New Old: Year/s participated:
Accreditation: (please specify
accrediting agency or institution and
date of issuance)

2. Geographical Area/s of Operation (Use the attached document referred to as Annex “A”)

3. Sectoral Issues and Concerns
Top Three (3) Sectoral Issues and Concerns Stance/Position to the Issue Strategies and Programs

1.

2.

3.

4. Affiliation/s
Name of Political Organization/Coalitions Advocacy/Issues & Concerns
1.

2.

Submitted by: _____________________________ ____________________________
(Signature over Printed Name) Designation
Date Accomplished:____________________________

1
Organizational presence in at least two island regions and a minimum of three provinces per region
2
Organizational presence in at least three provinces in a region
3
Organizational presence in at least three municipality/city in a province
4
Organizational presence in at least three barangays in a municipality/city

Office of the President of the Philippines Annex “A”
NATIONAL ANTI-POVERTY COMMISSION

Area/s of Operation
Name of Local Organization
Region/s Province/s of… Municipality/ies of…..

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Sectoral information sheet

1. Office of the President of the Philippines NATIONAL ANTI-POVERTY COMMISSION ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION SHEET 1. Basic Organizational Information Sector Acronym Name of Organization Full Name Mailing Address with Postal Code: Tel. No: Fax. No. Contact Details: Mobile No. Email address Contact Person: Designation: Nature of Organization: National1 Regional2 Provincial3 City/Municipal4 Number of Members: Female: Male: Total: Year/s of Operation: Involvement in NAPC: New Old: Year/s participated: Accreditation: (please specify accrediting agency or institution and date of issuance) 2. Geographical Area/s of Operation (Use the attached document referred to as Annex “A”) 3. Sectoral Issues and Concerns Top Three (3) Sectoral Issues and Concerns Stance/Position to the Issue Strategies and Programs 1. 2. 3. 4. Affiliation/s Name of Political Organization/Coalitions Advocacy/Issues & Concerns 1. 2. Submitted by: _____________________________ ____________________________ (Signature over Printed Name) Designation Date Accomplished:____________________________ 1 Organizational presence in at least two island regions and a minimum of three provinces per region 2 Organizational presence in at least three provinces in a region 3 Organizational presence in at least three municipality/city in a province 4 Organizational presence in at least three barangays in a municipality/city

2. Office of the President of the Philippines Annex “A” NATIONAL ANTI-POVERTY COMMISSION Area/s of Operation Name of Local Organization Region/s Province/s of… Municipality/ies of…..

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