BADAC

Speaker: Atty. Ian Kenneth Lucero

Republic Act 9165 COMPREHENSIVE DABGEROUS DRUGS ACT OF 2002, protects
the state and its individuals from the possible harms brought about by the abuse of illegal drug
substances.
DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2015-63 or the REVITALIZATION OF THE BARANGAY
ANTI-DRUG ABUSE COUNCILS (BADAC) AND THEIR ROLE IN DRUG CLEARING
OPERATIONS which reinforces the mandate of the barangays to adopt measures towards the
prevention and eradication of drug abuse
BADAC Committees
A. Committees on Preparations
Roles and Responsibilities
1. Prepare and maintain a confidential list to be submitted to C/MADAC PNP AntiIllegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force
B. Committee on Advocacy
BADAC Possible Sanctions for Non-Compliance
1. Failure of the concerned local officials to appropriate substantial portion of the
respective Annual Budget to assist on enhance enforcement of RA 9165
2. Ground for disapproval of the Annual Budet
3. Ground for possible administrative case of dereliction of duty pursuant to section 60
of the Local Government Code
4. Any local officials engaged in the manufacture, sale, delivery, transportation and use
of illegal drugs shall be dealt criminally and administratively pursuant to the
provisions of RA 9165
MASA MASID (Mamamayan Ayaw sa Anomalya, Mamamayan Ayaw sa Illegal na Druga)
Speaker: Atty. Ian Kenneth Lucero
Program is a community based initiative to engage volunteers in the fight against criminality,
corruption and illegal drugs. It shall adopt a multi-sectoral and mass-based approach to ensure an
effective was against illegal drugs and illegal drug-related crimes.
Implementation Strategies
1. Demand reduction through Advocacy and education campaign
2. Demand and supply reduction through the information Gathering and Reporting
3. Community Based Rehabilitation

GAD PLANNING AND BUDGETING

Speaker: Adelaida Ancajas
GAD-Gender Advocacy and Development
LGU GAD Plan and Budget shall be
1. Formulated within the context. The LGU mandate to ensure gender mainstreaming in
PAPs
2. Synchronized with the planning and budgeting calendar (DILG-NEDA-DBM-DOF-JMC
2007-010)
3. Identifying GAD PAPs, priority as given to emerging and/or continuing issues and
concerns on:
Magna Carta of Women RA 9710
Right and Empowerment
Human rights of women
Protection from violence
Participation and representation
Equal treatment before the law
GAD Agenda
1. Review of GAD related laws; policies relevant to the LGU
2. Results of programs and project evaluation in terms of benefits to target beneficiaries
3. Review of COA Audit findings
Schedule to be observed in GAD Planning and Budgeting January (a year before budget year).
The local chief executive shall issue directive (i.e. memo or executive order) to all LGUs
January-February

all LGU department/offices including barangays shall formulate

their GAD AR.

March

the consolidated GPBs together with the GAD ARs shall be

Submitted to the City/Municipal Planning and Development Office

April

DILG shall Review

June-July

integration of identified gender issues

July-August

integration of the endorsed GPB PAs in the Annual Budget

Proposals of concerned LGU department/Offices

the

the local finance committee (LFC) shall ensure the integration of

GPB in the LGU budget proposals