i-LED (i-Governance for Local Economic Development) Naga City
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1) The document discusses Naga City, Philippines' i-LED program which uses information and communication technologies like websites, social media, and mobile apps to encourage transparency, public participation, and innovative governance practices to promote local economic development and improve quality of life. 2) Some key aspects of the i-LED program include an online citizen's charter, posting of government documents and budgets, engaging citizens on social media, and streamlining business processes like licensing. 3) The program has led to benefits like improved competitiveness, recognition as best in e-governance, increased fiscal independence, and attracting a new BPO site, helping create thousands of jobs.
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Twenty-eight year nonprofit veteran, Joyce Lewis-Andrews’ strategic planning model provides a practical framework, relationship-building approach, and a focused process necessary to address four key goals of organizational sustainability.原版美国加利福尼亚大学旧金山分校毕业证(鲍颁厂贵毕业证书)如何办理
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在美国加利福尼亚大学旧金山分校就读是怎样的体验？【Q微:1954 292 140】鉴于此，UCSFdiploma加利福尼亚大学旧金山分校挂科处理解决方案UCSF毕业证成绩单专业服务学历认证【Q微:1954 292 140】一比一还原国外大学毕业证，定制国外大学学历，制作国外大学文凭，复刻国外大学毕业证书。学位证1:1完美还原海外各大学毕业材料上的工艺：水印，阴影底纹，钢印LOGO烫金烫银，LOGO烫金烫银复合重叠。文字图案浮雕、激光镭射、紫外荧光、温感、复印防伪等防伪工艺。
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国外留学无法毕业的留学生（即没有获得毕业证书和学位证书的情况下）想要在中国进行学历认证，通常不能通过正常的学历认证流程进行认证，因为正常的学历认证需要提供有效的毕业证书和学位证书，以及其他相关的学业文件。
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The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has been a leading force in maritime safety across South Africa since its founding in 1967. Operating as a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization, NSRI manages more than 50 rescue stations with over 1,400 unpaid crew members. Its mission extends beyond emergency response, positioning the organization as a vital source of education, prevention, and readiness. As coastal hazards intensify and inland water incidents increase, NSRI’s role has matured into a national infrastructure fostering community resilience and collective capability.Shivsrushti’s Special Summer Access Made Possible by Abhay Bhutada Foundation
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Abhay Bhutada Foundation’s contribution has made Shivsrushti’s immersive historical experience more inclusive. This presentation covers the summer ticket campaign, attractions like the Time Machine Theatre, and how visitors can take part before July 15, 2025.NDP NPC Plan 2030 David Lipschitz Comments
NDP NPC Plan 2030 David Lipschitz CommentsDavid Lipschitz
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My 42 page submission to the South African government's National Planning Commission re their 2030 Strategy drafted in 2010. I commented on the version drafted in 2011. The final version of the government's document was completely rewritten, very unfair to those of us who had spent weeks commenting.
National Planning Commission (NPC) Plan 2020: Dated 11th November 2011
The public’s comments are required by the 11th May 2012
Preface
The NPC document can be found at http://www.npconline.co.za/ . It is 444 pages long. Contact number is 012 308 1791. Contact email is comments@npconline.co.za. But no-one answers this contact number and email address!! I have tried numerous times over the past 3 weeks. Eventually Donnae Strydom at the Western Cape Premier’s office gave me two contact numbers and the second one worked, 021 464 2115 and the man who answered this number at the Office of the Presidency had to try 2 numbers which rang and rang, before I got through to Lerato in Pretoria who answered my question, which was “what is the deadline for submission of public comments?” This date appears nowhere on the NPC site, nowhere in the NPC document and nowhere in Trevor Manuel’s speech.
David Lipschitz Comments
● Started on the 14th April 2012
● Ended 1st May 2012. 35 hours invested. One week of my time.
● I view this 35 hours opportunity cost as an investment in our future in South Africa.
Main topics by 2030:
● Eliminate Poverty; Reduce Inequality; Use Capabilities of People and Country;
● Needs: Education and Skills; Nutrition, Safe Communities, Social Security, Transport, Job Opportunities
● Need: A Capable State; Leadership from all sectors; a pact for mutual sacrifice and trust
25 commissioners and Trevor Manuel.
[The 25 commissioners and Trevor Manuel are the most powerful people in South Africa. Effecting and influencing strategy for the next 20 years.]
[I went to a presentation at UCT on Thursday 12th.] NPC wants Active Citizenry, Effective Government working with the people, Strong Leadership in all parts of society.
[How does the Active Citizenry engage with government, and with the NPC? Can we expect replies to our emails?]
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Sarah Kirkle, TWA Director of Policy and Legislative AffairsAd
i-LED (i-Governance for Local Economic Development) Naga City
- 1. i-Governance for Local Economic Development i-LED NAGA CITY, CAMSUR JOHN G. BONGAT Mayor, Naga City Global Public Innovations Conference October 4, 2013, Crowne Plaza Manila
- 2. Information Technology & e-Governance General Theme Application of computers and telecom equipment to store, retrieve, transmit and manipulate data (hardware & software) IT e-Gov Application of ICT for delivering government services in order to make them available to citizens in a convenient, efficient and transparent manner
- 3. i-LED Program of the City Government of Naga Specific Theme i-Governance for Local Economic Development i-LED LED
- 4. i-LED Program of the City Government of Naga Specific Theme Good Governance Making better decisions towards better services and quality of life for all LED
- 5. i-LED Program of the City Government of Naga Specific Theme i-Gov Use of ICT tools for good governace particularly thru 3 is: i -nfo openness (transparency & accountability) i -nteractive engagement or i -nclusive decision- making (consultative dialogue) i -nnovative management (responsiveness) Started in 2001, institutionalized through Ordinance 2002-063
- 6. i-LED Program of the City Government of Naga Specific Theme i-GovLED Building up economic capacity of an area to improve the quality of life for all
- 7. Naga’s i-LED Vision-Mission Statement A city that uses ICT as an effective tool to improve the quality of life for all Where we want to be Consistent with the city’s philosophy of GROWTH WITH EQUITY or inclusive development
- 8. Naga’s i-LED Vision-Mission Statement ICT Tools 3 isInfo Access Better Service Delivery Improved Quality of Life How to get there To develop user-friendly ICT tools that can effectively and efficiently touch base with the constituents who enjoy not only easy access to information about government decisions/policies but also greater opportunities for inclusion or participation in decision-making processes towards better services
- 9. 1. Citizens’ Charter – a guidebook on 140 key services a. Steps, Response time, Responsible Personnel (SRP) b. Documentary Requirements (if applicable) c. Schedule of Fees (if applicable) d. Location maps New innovations: e. Organizational Chart f. Target-Result Table g. Cost per Service (i-Serve Ordinance as Budgeting, Accounting and Procurement Tool) ? 1st edition launched in 2001 ? 2nd edition released in 2004 ? 3rd edition, both analog and digital, came out in 2009 ? Reassessment underway towards 4th edition to be released in 2014 i-nformation Openness Features Info openness = transparency & accountability
- 10. a. Budget, finances, bidding and procurement since 2001, way before DILG required the same for Seal of Good Housekeeping b. Sanggunian Ordinances and Resolutions c. Naga City Official Gazette since July 2010 to present (EOs, AOs, Proclamations, Ordinances, Resolutions) d. Naga SMILES Magazine (chronicles activities) e. Naga SMILES FB Fan Page (15,365 followers as of October 2, 2013) i-nformation Openness Features Info openness = transparency & accountability 2. Posting in City Website (rebranded as Naga SMILES website in January 2011)
- 11. a. Solicit comments on Agenda of SP Session, committee and public hearings in the new SP Facebook Fan Page b. Engage local enterprises, institutions, individuals and enthusiasts in developing their own contents, and linking the same to naga.gov.ph, being the topmost link in any query about Naga i-nteractive Engagement/i-nclusive Decision- Making Features 1. Involves the use of social media to: 2. Additional Access Mechanisms a. Cyberschools/Cyberbarangays b. E-Skwela Centers in 12 brgys. c. Resource Center for the Blind d. Infoboard/SMS Services e. Naga SMILES available on Android phones
- 12. Business One-Stop- Shop ? Used to be 7 steps and 7 signatories ? Steps trimmed down to 5 – BPLS (required by DILG) ?then now down to 4 steps and 2 signatories due to E.O. 2012-017 (Business One-Stop Shop, dated 7/27/2013) and E.O. 2012-016 (Joint Inspectorate Team, dated 7/20/2013) Business Registration Zoning, Building, Fire, Sanitary Print Bill i-nnovative Management Features Innovative Management = Convenient & Efficient Business Licensing & Access to Other Services
- 13. Business One-Stop- Shop ? Generated 13% more revenues compared to same period (January 2-20) last year (P153M in 2013 and 135M in 2012) Business Registration Zoning, Building, Fire, Sanitary Print Bill i-nnovative Management Features Innovative Management = Convenient & Efficient Business Licensing & Access to Other Services
- 14. ? Service quality application that records, monitors and evaluates the delivery of basic services to the “poorest of the poor” ? 32,000 on record, integrates with DILG’s CBMS ? Led to more services for the underprivileged i-nnovative Management Features Innovative Management = Convenient & Efficient Business Licensing & Access to Other Services i-Serve
- 15. GIS for Health Monitoring ? Grew from the city’s use of GIS for land use planning and disaster mitigation ? Allows targeted health interventions during outbreaks Dengue Cases May 2012 196 cases June 50% July 12% August (25%) September (72%) i-nnovative Management Features Innovative Management = Convenient & Efficient Business Licensing & Access to Other Services
- 16. Central Communications Center/Helpline 3000 ? Peace and order and public safety initiative that includes the city government, PNP, BFP, barangays and government and private health service/emergency response providers ? Receives communications thru land and mobile lines, SMS and radio messages regarding potential emergencies ? Monitors incidents through CCTV cameras ? Conducts radio netting, every 9PM, together with the police and barangays to monitor public safety situation ? Resulted to a 5 to 10 minute response time to emergencies by a composite team i-nnovative Management Features Innovative Management = Convenient & Efficient Business Licensing & Access to Other Services
- 17. ? Tracks possible disasters (Typhoon2000 and Project NOAH) and broadcasts messages (including SMS) resulting in zero casualty during disasters ? Also receives requests for and comments on services; and forwards them to the relevant offices in no more than 24 hours towards a time-bound interactive complaint-response tracking system Central Communications Center/Helpline 3000 Innovative Management Features Innovative Management = Convenient & Efficient Business Licensing & Access to Other Services
- 18. As part of engagement to spur local economic development and enhance service delivery, makes databases available online ? Business permits and downloadable forms ? Real property information ? Library Catalog ? GIS health information ? Traffic advisories ? New feature: online payment (initially real property & business taxes by 2014) Online Databases i-nnovative Management Features Innovative Management = Convenient & Efficient Business Licensing & Access to Other Services Library Catalogue Business Tax Assessment Real Estate Tax Assessment
- 19. RESULTS
- 20. 2012 MOST COMPETITIVE CITIES IN THE PHILIPPINES #1 IN INFRASTRUCTURE ADJUDGED BY THE NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES RESULTS 2012 BEST CITY IN eGOV CUSTOMER EMPOWERMENT ADJUDGED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT & THE NATIONAL ICT CONFEDERATION OF THE PHILIPPINES MUCH IMPROVED FISCAL INDEPENDENCE (least dependence on IRA) 2010 – 19th among provincial cities nationwide 2011 – 9th out of 127 provincial cities nationwide
- 21. 1st BPO EXPANSION SITE OUTSIDE OF NCR 2012-2013 NEXT WAVE CITIES OPERATION WILL COMMENCE THIS OCTOBER 2013; TO EMPLOY 5,000 PERSONNEL BY 2015 AS ADJUDGED BY THE DOST & BUSINESS PROCESS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILS. RESULTS
- 22. RESULTS
- 23. DIOS MABALOS!