CBR in the Philippines: Current State of "Propagation"
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Presented at the Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Forum (Theme: Allied Health Professionals as Partners in Realizing Inclusive Development in the Community) held in April 13, 2013 at the University of Sto. Tomas-CME Auditorium.
![Terminology
• prop·a·gate [próppə gàyt] verb
• 1. BIOLOGY reproduce organism: to reproduce a plant or
animal, or cause one to reproduce
• 2. GARDENING create new plants: to multiply plants by the
use of seeds or cuttings
• 3. spread something widely: to spread an
idea or custom to many people
• 4. impel something forward: to move or
transmit something such as a sound or light wave
forward through a medium such as air](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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CBR in the Philippines: Current State of "Propagation"
- 1. Community-Based Rehabilitation Current State of CBR Propagation in the Philippines
- 2. Terminology • prop·a·gate [próppə gàyt] verb • 1. BIOLOGY reproduce organism: to reproduce a plant or animal, or cause one to reproduce • 2. GARDENING create new plants: to multiply plants by the use of seeds or cuttings • 3. spread something widely: to spread an idea or custom to many people • 4. impel something forward: to move or transmit something such as a sound or light wave forward through a medium such as air
- 3. How far has the idea of CBR spread across the country?
- 4. What mediums have been used and are being used to transmit CBR forward in the country?
- 5. Quick Facts • We have: 17 regions 80 provinces 122 cities 1,512 municipalities 42,025 barangays
- 6. “Mediums” transmitting CBR? • National government bodies (e.g. NCDA) • Regional government bodies (e.g. RCDAs) • Local Government Units • Government run/Initiated POs (GRIPOs)1 • Genuine, Autonomous POs (GUAPOS) • Development, Justice & Advocacy NGOs (DJANGOs) • Traditional Charitable, Welfare & Relief NGOs (TANGOs) • Funding Agency NGOs (FUNDANGOs) • Professional, academic and civic organizations (PACOs) 1 From this point up to next slide, taken from Constantino-David, Karina. “From the Present Looking Back: A History of Philippine NGO’s”, Organizing for Democracy: NGO’s, Civil Society and the Philippine State, Ateneo de Manila University Press, 1998.
- 7. “Mediums” transmitting CBR? • Mutant NGOs (MUNGOs): Government- Run/Initiated NGOs (GRINGOs) Business-Organized NGOs (BONGOs) & Fly-by-night organizations set up by NGO entrepreneurs (COME N’GOs) Why is there a need to identify the “medium”?
- 8. The medium affects the message.
- 9. So far, there has been no in-depth research study done to really gauge “how far has CBR spread” in the Philippines.
- 10. So, what do we have? And what do we know?
- 11. 2011 Survey by the CBR Training & Development Committee • 24 organizations reported to be doing “CBR” work in: 15 regions 31 provinces 224 cities & municipalities
- 12. More or less, this is where we are • Area to be covered: 17 regions 80 provinces 122 cities 1,512 municipalities 42,025 barangays • Area covered: 15 regions 31 provinces 224 cities & municipalities
- 13. Final thoughts… • “If you give me a fish you have fed me for a day. If you teach me to fish, then you have fed me... until the river is contaminated or the shoreline seized for ‘development’ • But if you teach me to organize, then whatever the challenge I can join together with my peers and we will fashion our own solution.” – Northland Poster Collective
- 14. MARAMING SALAMAT PO! Prepared by: Paul Edward Muego Programme Manager, CBM CBR Coordinating Office
Hinweis der Redaktion
- INCLUSION, PARTICIPATION, SUSTAINABILITY, SELF ADVOCACY, EQUITY
- As of June 2010, from the National Statistics Bureau LGU Level Income Classification Special 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Uncl Province 2 42 16 12 4 3 1 City 48 15 29 27 1 2 Municipality 350 188 264 394 272 22 22
- CBM CBR Coordinating Office qualifies under FUNDANGOs. And we have the CBR Training and Development Committee, which is mandated by the NCDA through a board resolution to be the lead group in CBR training and development. The CBR TDC and the NCDA came up with a CBR National Plan 5 or so years ago looking at the promotion (or propagation) of CBR in Pioneer LGUs.
- A research that takes into considerations the different or perhaps nuances in the definitions (and thus nuances or differences in methods of work) used by the various mediums transmitting CBR. A research that will take into consideration efforts of different communities in addressing impairment-related needs as well as transforming the different barriers in their communities—efforts that they themselves have not labeled as CBR.
- In 2011, the CBR Training and Development Committee conducted an initial survey of “CBR” work. The following results were gathered: 24 organizations (including UP CAMP) 15 out of 17 regions 31 provinces with “CBR” activities 224 cities and municipalities with “CBR” activities LGU Level Income Classification Special 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Uncl Province 2 42 16 12 4 3 1 City 48 15 29 27 1 2 Municipality 350 188 264 394 272 22 22
- We have to note that the areas covered are in pockets of areas, that is, Negros island, Panay, CARAGA, Batangas, Bicol, Bataan, areas of Metro Manila. The north eastern part of the country (Aurora, Quirino) do not have a lot of work or perhaps are not being reported back.