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Romeo S. Recide Director Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Department of Agriculture Philippines

Romeo S. Recide Director Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Department of Agriculture Philippines. Outline. Introduction Objectives and Processes in Developing the RSSIS Issues and Constraints in Pursuing the RSSIS Managing the RSSIS Developing the CLSIS Future Directions.

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Romeo S. Recide Director Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Department of Agriculture Philippines

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  1. Romeo S. Recide Director Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Department of Agriculture Philippines

  2. Outline • Introduction • Objectives and Processes in Developing the RSSIS • Issues and Constraints in Pursuing the RSSIS • Managing the RSSIS • Developing the CLSIS • Future Directions

  3. Rural Sector Statistical Info. System (RSSIS) • A comprehensive, integrated, well-managed and sustainable statistical system for the rural sector • Intended to aid government: • In developing appropriate strategies • Implementing policies and programs • Monitoring the progress of poverty reduction in the rural areas.

  4. Objectives of RSSIS • Make available all the important and relevant statistical indicators that are required in monitoring rural welfare and the progress in poverty reduction in the country • Envisioned to be the Philippines’ version of the World Bank’s Rural Profiles

  5. Processes: Assessment of Data Systems The first critical step towards developing the RSSIS Activities • review of the basic mandates of major statistical agencies; • review of existing data that normally carry rural – urban disaggregation; • Discussions with major data producers and users of rural statistics.

  6. Processes: Revisiting the Agr’l Indicators System (AIS) The Agricultural Indicators System (AIS) would be subsystem of the envisioned RSSIS. Philippine Setting: RSSIS rural sector AIS Agricultural sector

  7. Processes: Drafting the RSSIS Framework • Built on the Agri. Indicators System (AIS) to avoid possible duplication of statistical outputs of the BAS • Designed to capture the urban-rural sector distinction • To cut across economic, social and financial concerns

  8. Agriculture Sector Population & Demography Public Expenditure & Finance Literary & Basic Educ. Economic Well-being Rural Poverty Employment & Livelihood Healthy Life Shelter & Housing Amenities Nutrition & Food Security Participation & Empowerment Personal & Comm. Security Mobility Drafting the RSSIS Framework

  9. Structure & Resources Prices & Marketing Information Growth & Performance Agricultural Sector External Trade Production & Productivity Agrarian Reform Access to Technological Info Investment & Finance Drafting the RSSIS Framework

  10. Number of indicators by module of the RSSIS

  11. Number of indicators by module of the RSSIS (cont…)

  12. Processes: Training of BAS staff on RSSIS modules • BAS mandate focused on agriculture • RSSIS cuts across much wider range of concerns • Training in the form of lecture series on RSSIS modules was conducted

  13. Training of BAS Technical staff on RSSIS Modules

  14. Training of BAS Technical staff on RSSIS Modules

  15. Processes: Consultations • Presented to data producers and users • Generate inputs and insights from stakeholders. • Internal as well as external consultations • Formal and informal

  16. Consultations on the RSSIS

  17. Dev’t of computer-based indicator system management • Developed applications programs to manage databases and generate indicators

  18. Issues and Constraints in Pursuing RSSIS • What is rural? • Identifies urbanity conditions and takes rural as complement • Agriculture or rural? • Taken as almost synonymous • Linking with source agencies • Achieving cohesiveness in a decentralized statistical system

  19. Managing the RSSIS • BAS to play central role • Build on the AIS to include socio-economic, finance and infrastructure concerns • Create an inter-agency Advisory Steering Committee • Organize an internal RSSIS Management Committee

  20. Developing the CLSIS • RSSIS provides national level indicators • In a devolved governance regime, a community level information system is needed • Pilot development in four provinces • Strong technical and social preparation

  21. Developing the CLSIS (cont. . .) • CLSIS gathered, organized and analyzed household level demographic data, and a report on agricultural and fishery activities

  22. Training of LGU staff on data collection

  23. BAS field staff interviewing villager

  24. LGU staff interviewing villagers

  25. Training on CLSIS Data Processing

  26. Training on CLSIS Data Processing

  27. Training on CLSIS Data Processing

  28. Training of LGU staff on Data Analysis

  29. Future Directions • Looking at indicator systems at two extreme levels: macro RSSIS and micro CLSIS • Maintenance of RSSIS • Maintenance of CLSIS • Complementation between LGUs and national agencies

  30. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  31. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  32. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  33. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  34. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  35. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  36. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  37. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  38. List of indicators by area of concern, RSSIS

  39. Muchas Gracias!

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