PRDP trains LGU monitoring teams for Buk’n sub-projects

VALENCIA CITY, Bukidnon (PIA)--The Department of Agriculture-Philippine Rural Development Project in Region 10 (DA-PRDP 10) and the Project Support Office Mindanao (PSO Mindanao) conducted a Citizens Monitoring Team (CMT) training for local government units (LGUs) in Bukidnon from January 31 to February 3.

Joseph Rico, PSO Mindanao monitoring and evaluation unit head, said the training enables LGUs, including citizens and beneficiaries, to learn the process and mechanisms of monitoring various sub-projects (SPs).

He emphasized that the CMT training will ensure proper SPs implementation following the policies and guidelines set by the World Bank.

Meanwhile, DA-10 Regional Project Coordination Office, led by Regional Executive Director Carlene Collado, encouraged attendees to serve as SP watchdogs.

"Being the co-owner of SPs, it is your responsibility to monitor the construction, which should be aligned to the World Bank policies and guidelines and ensure its quality, durability, and sustainability," he said.

Participants are expected to be equipped with skills in monitoring the phases of SPs and to recommend corrective actions if necessary.

Training participants include representatives from the local governments of Manolo Fortich, Lantapan, and Valencia City in Bukidnon province. (DA-10/PIA 10/Bukidnon)

Joseph Rico, PSO Mindanao monitoring and evaluation unit head, in partnership with the Department of Agriculture-Philippine Rural Development Project in Region 10, leads the LGU Citizens Monitoring Team training that will ensure proper Sub-projects implementation following the policies and guidelines set by the World Bank.  (DA-10)


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