Cebuano News: Malaybalay midawat sa ‘prestigious SGLG Award’

MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon (PIA)—Gipasigarbo sa syudad sa Malaybalay ang usa ka prestihiyosong pasidungog sa maayong pagdumala sa pang-gobyerno human kini nakuha ang giilang Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) gikan sa Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG).

Personal nga gidawat ni Mayor Jay Warren R. Pabillaran kauban si Vice Mayor Estelito R. Marabe ug City Local Government Operations Officer Amalia Propia ang SGLG award didto sa The Manila Hotel, Metro Manila niadtong Desyembre 15, 2022.

Tungod niini nakadawat ang Malaybalay og P7 million nga salapi o incentive fund subisidy isip ganti.

Sa mensahe ni Mayor Pabillaran, iyang gipasalamatan ang mga paningkamot sa mga opisyales ug mga empleyado sa ilang tagsa-tagsa nga tahas ug responsibilidad.

Ang SGLG award gipalig-on pinasubay sa Republic Act 11292 nga nagsilbing sumbanan ug sukdanan sa performance ug incentive sytem alang sa mga local government units (LGUs).

Lakip sa gi-assess sa natad sa mekanismo sa SGLG Award mao ang: 1) Fiscal/financial administration and sustainability; 2) Disaster preparedness; 3) Social protection and sensitivity program; 4) Health compliance and responsiveness; 5) Programs for sustainable education; 6) Business-friendliness and competitiveness; 7) Safety, peace and order; 8) Environmental management; 9) Tourism, heritage development, culture and the arts, and 10) Youth development. (Malaybalay LGU/PIA 10-Bukidnon)

Gipasigarbo sa syudad sa Malaybalay ang usa ka prestihiyosong pasidungog sa maayong pagdumala sa pang-gobyerno human nakuha ang gi-ilang Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) gikan sa Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG). (Malaybalay LGU)


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