SUBIC BAY

GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT (GAD) PROGRAM

• Introduction

  The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority - Gender and Development is a systematic set of programs, activities and projects with clear objectives for addressing gender issues. It is a broad platform used to educate and enlighten the society about gender-equality. Also, to pursue efforts to eliminate discrimination to create a gender-responsive community.

• GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT FOCAL POINT SYSTEM

  EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

  CHAIRPERSON:

  
  

  

  
  Atty. Wilma T. Eisma
  SBMA Chairperson and Administrator

  MEMBERS:

  Atty. Ramon O. Agregado
  SDA for Support Services

  Engr. Marcelino S. Sanqui
  SDA fo Operations

  Atty. Ruel John T. Kabigting
  SDA for Support Services

  Antonietta P. Sanqui
  DA for Finance

  Engr. Marco A. Estabillo
  DA for Public Works and Technical Service Group

  Ronnie R. Yambao
  DA for Public Health and Safety

  Rani C. Cruz
  Officer-in-Charge - DA for Port Operations

  Kenneth Lemuel G. Rementilla
  DA for Business Group

  TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP:

  
  

  

  
  

  Amethya P. Dela Llana - Koval
  OIC - Head, Regulatory Group, Chairperson GFPS - TWG
  

  Atty. Lilia Elizabeth Hinanay - Escusa
  Manager, Human Resource Management Department

  Editha L. Marzal
  Manager, Financial Planning and Budget Department

  Vicente A. Evidente, Jr.
  Manager, Planning and Development Office

  Ranny D. Magno
  Manager, Fire Department

  Joey A. Lacanlale
  Manager, Telecommunications Department

  Dennis Rolan E. Baviera
  OIC, Property and Procurement Management Department

  Dra. Asean R. Briones - Delmendo
  Medical Officer, SBMA PHSD

  SECRETARIAT:

  Renante M. Salenil
  Planning and Development Office

  Ronald C. Fonseca
  Planning and Development Office

  Lolita C. Bondoc
  Total Quality Management Team

  Lourdes Acuerda - Edejer
  Office of the SDA for Regulatory

• TRAININGS (Organization Based)

  1. GENDER SENSITIVITY TRAININGS (GST) - A GAD training to initialize efforts showing how gender shapes the role of women and men in the society, role development and relationships. A venue to highlight awareness on gender concerns and setting up responses to gender issues.
  2. HARMONIZED GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES (HGDG) - is a tool used to ensure that programs and projects undertaken by the government in their various stages are gender responsive.
  3. GENDER FAIR LANGUAGE (GFL) - GFL is language used with the intention of reducing gender bias in one's mental representation, or mental understanding of an idea.
  4. CODI - is the Committee on Decorum and Investigation of Sexual Harassment Cases

  Summary

  A. Total Number of Trainings conducted in 2019: 14

  B. Total Number of Participants: 364

  
  

• COMMUNITY AWARENESS PROGRAMS (Client Based)

  As part of SBMA GAD shared responsibility with the community, various seminars are being held regularly to strengthen the spirit of malasakit, awareness and concern to others.

  1. Anti - Sexual Harassment
  2. Men Opposed to VAW (Violence Against Women) Everywhere
  3. Anti - Bastos Law
  4. Anti - SEXTORTION Campaign
  5. Safe Places Act
  6. Gender Forums

  Summary

  A. Total Number of Seminars in 2019: 6

  B. Total Number of Participants: 528

  
  

• BENCHMARKING ACTIVITIES

  Sharing is caring. SBMA GAD shares its legacy in organizing and implementation of its effective programs. This initiative helps promote camaraderie and professional partnerships to establish a gender-responsive organizations and groups.

  1. Authority of the Freeport of Bataan (AFAB)
     
     Date: September 13, 2019
     Venue: Subic Park Hotel, SBFZ
  2. Barangay Talipapa, Quezon City
     
     Date: December 11, 2019
     Venue: Turtle Nest Bar and Café, SBFZ
  3. Camp John Hay, Baguio City
     
     Date: April 26, 2019
     Venue: SBMA Regulatory Conference Room
  
  
  

• INDIGENOUS PEOPLE

  
  

• ANTI - VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN SUMMIT

  Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority - Gender and Development launched its first “Anti-VAWC Summit” on November 21 to 22, 2019. Nearly 300 Anti-VAWC officers attended the event from Olongapo City, Municipalities of Zambales ( Subic, Castillejos, San Marcelino and San Antonio ), Municipalities from Bataan ( Dinalupihan, Hermosa and Morong).

  Different gender advocates from government agencies were invited to speak about their advocacies to strengthen the Anti - Viollence against Women and their Children.

  • Ms. Presentation Pinaroc (DSWD-FO3, Community Based Services)
  • Mr. Reynaldo De Guia (President of M.O.V.E)
  • Ms. Raquel Dela Torre (Anti-VAWC Advocate)
  • Judge Gemma Logronio (Olongapo RTC)
  • Atty. Dennis Pulma (SANDIGANBAYAN)
  • Atty. Wilma Eisma (SBMA Chairman and Administrator)/li>
  • Ms. Maria Cristine Josefina Balmes (PCW Deputy Director)/li>
  • Ms. Mary Ann Sadaba (Police Chief Master Sergeant, PNP)/li>
  
  

• SUBIC BAY PRIDE CELEBRATIONS

  Gender equality cross the spectrum of human sexuality leads to Subic Bay PRIDE celebrations!

  SBMA GAD celebrates diversity, equality and acceptance thru Costume Parade, PRIDE March and Gender Forum. This colorful event is participated by SBMA officials, SBMA employees, locators, students, schools and organizations in and outside Subic Bay Freeport Zone.

  
  

• WOMEN’S MONTH

  It’s a celebration! SBMA is a proof that women are active agents of development. GAD continues develop perspectives and processes that are participatory, empowering, free from violence, respectful of human rights, supportive of self determination and actualization of human potentials.

  
  

• VIDEO MAKING CONTEST

  To immortalize ideas and concepts dealing with women empowerment, gender equality, gender concerns and issues, SBMA GAD will launch a short film competition to the public. This is to address different dilemna and perspective to win abuse and discrimination among genders.

  Complete and specific details about this big event will be posted soon!

• RADIO CAMPAIGN STINGERS

  Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority - Gender and Development boosts its advocacies by using broader platforms. It launched its first radio campaign stinger contest that was participated by different schools, colleges and private organizations from Subic Bay Freeport Zone and its contiguous areas.

  
  
  SBMA GAD - Anti SH 1
  
  
  SBMA GAD - Anti VAWC 1
  
  
  SBMA GAD - Anti VAWC 2
  
  
  SBMA GAD - SOGIE 1

• GENDER HOUR RADIO SHOW

  We are ON-AIR! SBMA Gender and Development has its own radio show that tackles timely gender issues. It is being aired over 89.5 FM My Subic Bay Radio - SBMA’s very own FM radio station located inside Subic Bay Freeport Zone. You can listen to “The Gender Hour” every Monday from 9am-10am on your radio dials and online via Facebook LIVE and twitch broadcast app.

  
  

• GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT PLANS AND BUDGET

  1. 2016 SBMA GBP
  2. 2017 SBMA GBP
  3. 2019 SBMA GBP
  4. 2020 SBMA GBP

• TRAINERS

  Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority - Gender and Development is composed of effective pool of trainers!

  Nelia Diloy
  Subic Bay International Airport
  
  
  Lolita Bondoc
  Total Quality Management
  
  
  Mary Ann Laxamana
  Maintenance and Transportation Department
  
  
  Dr. Araceli Layson
  Public Health and Safety Department
  
  
  Richard Rosete
  Public Health and Safety Department
  
  
  Alpha Barroga
  Maintenance and Transportation Department
  
  
  Marisol Apostol
  Legal Department
  
  
  Marilou Dungog
  Public Relations Department
  
  
  Elsie Cabral
  Anti-VAWC Officer - Olongapo City
  
  

• CONTACT US

  Be a GAD advocate. Invite us for Gender and Development training, contact us NOW!

  • Marife Muñoz Rubia
    
    SBMA Women’s Desk
    Contact: (047) 252-4413 or 0921-998-9861
    
    
  • Renante M. Salenil
    
    Head, SBMA GAD Secretariat
    Contact: (047) 252-4053
    
    
  • Lourdes A. Edejer
    
    SBMA GAD Secretariat
    Contact: (047) 252-4370
    
    
  • Hipolito “DJ JEPSZ” Eslava, Jr.
    
    SBMA GAD Consultant
    Contact: (047) 252-4439 / 0908-182-9509
    
    
  • Rodolfo “DJ MJ” Nisperos, Jr.
    
    SBMA GAD Consultant
    Contact: (047) 252-4439 / 0921-418-3348