DISCUSSION
Clarification and further discussion and on the following points in the terms of reference of the
GBV Mapping ensued:
On sources and processing of data
During the mapping, the density of cases that are gender-based violence in nature can
be determined. This can be basis for selection of FGD participants and key informants.
Number of cases will be distinguished according to the number of intake, number of filed,
and number of cases which were proceeded.
Data from Philippine National Police (PNP) can be sources for intake and arrested while
the monthly report of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) can be
sources of data on detained or committed perpetrators.
On alignment of the GBV mapping with CHR performance review mechanisms
As this project can be considered intervention event and is not included in the 2019 Office
Performance Commitment and Review (OPCR), how will the activities be aligned in the
OPCR for these to be included in the accomplishment report of region?
How will these activities be integrated in the Individual Performance Commitment and
Review (IPCR) and what percent of time will be used in preparing and implementing the
GBV mapping?
The PMD is to roll out and cascade the Strategic Performance Management System
(SPMS) where all foreign-funded initiatives have been mainstreamed. There is a rating
sheet which indicates the percentage of CHR project deliverables.
Aside from an intervening activity, the PMO included the GBV Mapping as one of the
GAD project-related activity and as part of the work of the Gender Focal.
A recalibrating in June 2019 will be an opportunity, too, to integrate the GBV Mapping in
the performance assessment mechanisms.
The GBV Mapping is to be viewed as an integral component of the Commission’s core
functions including Promotion and Monitoring tasks.
Also, this is to be implemented not in silos with other activities in Human Rights
Promotion and Human Rights Education particularly in the implementation of the
Human Rights Action Center and Rule of Law (HRAC&ROL).
On logistical and administrative requirements of the GBV Mapping and Summit
Based on regional situation and capacity, the pilot GBV mapping can still be modified but
should look into gaps and challenges as Gender Ombud as well as good practices in
documenting, referring and knowledge management.
An added item to the pilot mapping experience and which will be covered in the regional
mapping are follow up actions, processes and responses.
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