January 24 2011 - January 27 2011
This week i have already met our Program Director, Ms. Aurma Manlangit, my first encounter with her was quite intimidating, it can be accounted to the fact that there have been rumors that Ms Manlangit is the most terror among all the program directors in ASoG. She provided me with background about the project i was assigned. The International Labor Organization commissioned project about the Capacity and Training Needs Assessment in Local Economic Development of four provinces in the country- Masbate, Antique, Maguindanao and Agusan del Sur. she then provide me with the guidelines of the ILO study.
Notes on Possible Results and Discussion Content (per site and integrative)
1. Socio-demographic profile of KII and FGD Respondents
2. LGU-Private Sector relationships
3. LGU-Youth relationships
4. LGU Perceptions on Corporate Roles in LED
5. LGU, Business and Youth Perception on LED
6. LGU, Business and Youth Perception on ILO Programs (i.e. decent work etc)
7. Skills Identified for Capacity Development by the LGU, Business and Youth
Notes on Possible Report Recommendations (per site and integrative)
1. Factors Affecting LED in the LGUs
2. Possible roles of LGUs in LED within the priorities of ILO i.e. decent work etc
3. Embedening the LED priorities of ILO in LGUs plans
4. Capacity Development Needs Assessment
4.1 Identified LED Needs of Youth
4.2 Identified LED Needs of Business
4.3 Identified LED Needs of LGUs
5. Capacity Development Interventions to Address Needs
5.1 Accredited Course Development and Offering
5.2 LED Skills Enhancement
5.3 LED Tools Identification
5.4 LED Approaches per priority sites
6. Anticipatory LED Policies for ILO priorities
7. LED multi-actor collaboration
7.1 Donor community
7.2 Local actors
7.3 Business community
Friday, January 28, 2011
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Training under Ateneo School of Government Blog 1
January 13 2011 - January 20 2011
January 12 2011 I got a call from the Ateneo School of Government informing me that I've qualified as one of their interns in the Executive Education Program of the Graduate School. The JVO Executive Education Program trains political leaders, civil servants and corporate managers in ethical governance and sustainable development. The Program was created to continue the efforts of the late Jaime V. Ongpin, a business and government leader from the Ateneo, in fostering cooperation between the private and the public sectors for national development.
The ASoG is accredited by the Civil Service Commission to conduct trainings and seminars especially for the government sector. Since 1997, the JVO Executive Education Program has trained over 1,000 public officials. The Program has also established partnerships with private institutions such as Smart Communications and Ayala Land Inc.
My first week as an intern in ASoG (the acronym for the Ateneo School of Government) was a blast! It was the first time I have set foot at the Ateneo... and it is also a sort of a dream come true to me.... ASoG was my prospect internship cite ever since. Ms. Karen Barria the program training associate (and an alumnus of PUP College of Communication, under the same course as I) gave me an introduction on what ASoG does, what are it ideals and mission in Nation Building. She then provide me with inside scoops of what it is like to be working on the forefront government training and good governance school in the country.
The School's overarching vision is "transforming communities, building a nation". It follows a 'mosaic' approach of
* Helping to build the country community by community, municipality by municipality, city by city, province by province, until the School establishes partnerships with 1,000 local government units (a critical mass of 60 percent of LGUs in the country);
* Linking islands of good governance - an explicit strategy to link effective and ethical leaders throughout the country;
* Stimulating public demand for reform - a 'demand-side' strategy based on experiencing good governance at the local level;
* Encouraging the emergence of new national leaders by training and giving support to promising executives from local governments; and
* Working with national institutions and organizations to promote governance innovations at the national level that can have a direct impact on enabling local governments to create wealth and deliver basic services.
Having the chance to train in this institution is a privilege on my part. Getting a hands on experience on the way ASoG help in Nation Building and community development is surely a one of a kind experience if not something to be proud of.
My first task was adding inputs on the methodology part of the International Labor Organization Research Proposal. Ms Aurma Manlangit the program director was set to provide me with background about the project the moment she arrived to the office from set of trainings Executive Education facilitated for the Department of Education Policy making Training. The assignemnt given to me was quite dense, the methodology part is one of the most crucial part of a research. Somewhat, i also felt he pressure because my first task has this degree of difficulty already, what more in the coming tasks that they will give me....
Overall, my first seven days in ASoG is an eye opener for me. That student days will soon be over and i should prepared my combat gears for the battle of the real world.
Reynald Ramirez
January 12 2011 I got a call from the Ateneo School of Government informing me that I've qualified as one of their interns in the Executive Education Program of the Graduate School. The JVO Executive Education Program trains political leaders, civil servants and corporate managers in ethical governance and sustainable development. The Program was created to continue the efforts of the late Jaime V. Ongpin, a business and government leader from the Ateneo, in fostering cooperation between the private and the public sectors for national development.
The ASoG is accredited by the Civil Service Commission to conduct trainings and seminars especially for the government sector. Since 1997, the JVO Executive Education Program has trained over 1,000 public officials. The Program has also established partnerships with private institutions such as Smart Communications and Ayala Land Inc.
My first week as an intern in ASoG (the acronym for the Ateneo School of Government) was a blast! It was the first time I have set foot at the Ateneo... and it is also a sort of a dream come true to me.... ASoG was my prospect internship cite ever since. Ms. Karen Barria the program training associate (and an alumnus of PUP College of Communication, under the same course as I) gave me an introduction on what ASoG does, what are it ideals and mission in Nation Building. She then provide me with inside scoops of what it is like to be working on the forefront government training and good governance school in the country.
The School's overarching vision is "transforming communities, building a nation". It follows a 'mosaic' approach of
* Helping to build the country community by community, municipality by municipality, city by city, province by province, until the School establishes partnerships with 1,000 local government units (a critical mass of 60 percent of LGUs in the country);
* Linking islands of good governance - an explicit strategy to link effective and ethical leaders throughout the country;
* Stimulating public demand for reform - a 'demand-side' strategy based on experiencing good governance at the local level;
* Encouraging the emergence of new national leaders by training and giving support to promising executives from local governments; and
* Working with national institutions and organizations to promote governance innovations at the national level that can have a direct impact on enabling local governments to create wealth and deliver basic services.
Having the chance to train in this institution is a privilege on my part. Getting a hands on experience on the way ASoG help in Nation Building and community development is surely a one of a kind experience if not something to be proud of.
My first task was adding inputs on the methodology part of the International Labor Organization Research Proposal. Ms Aurma Manlangit the program director was set to provide me with background about the project the moment she arrived to the office from set of trainings Executive Education facilitated for the Department of Education Policy making Training. The assignemnt given to me was quite dense, the methodology part is one of the most crucial part of a research. Somewhat, i also felt he pressure because my first task has this degree of difficulty already, what more in the coming tasks that they will give me....
Overall, my first seven days in ASoG is an eye opener for me. That student days will soon be over and i should prepared my combat gears for the battle of the real world.
Reynald Ramirez
Monday, January 25, 2010
dinig mo sana
"KASING LALIM NG KATAHIMIKAN ANG WALANG HANGGAN"
mga salitang patuloy na
nakatarak sa aking bumbunan
alam kong mas niyayakap
ng katahimikan ang ingay ng sigaw
na nakapaloob sa aking mga awit
mga awit ng buhay...
kasama ang kuwerdas ng ligaya
tipa ng pag-asa
at huni ng kabiguan
magkasiping,
patuloy nilang hinahabi ang uyayi na
nagdadarang sa akin sa apoy ng kahinahunan
uyayi na humihila sa akin sa bingit
ng mga talampas
habang kinikiliti ng amihan ang aking mga kalamnan
uyayi na nagpapalasap sa akin
ng sarap ng mabuhay
uyaying walang ibang alam bigkasin
kundi walang hanggang
kawalan
habang nasa isip ka.....
Sunday, December 20, 2009
KOMETA
Kung madali akong sumuko di
sanay wala ako rito.
Yan ang alam ko na tOtoo.
Isa akong malakas na tao
Sa puso at paninindigan, ako ay panalo
Marami na rin ang nakapagsabe ako daw
ay kakaiba
Di ko naman maintindihan,
kung bakit inuutaw gayong mga salita
Marahil Meron
silang nakita na hindi ko madama
Marahil mas
malinaw kanilang mga mata
Wala akong itulak kabigin sa
pagibig na sa akin ay nakapaligid
wala akong ibang alam gawEn
kundi sila’y salubungin
Parang isang napakatinding ipo ipo
na ang dulot ay hindi
alimpuyo
kundi isang umaapaw na
pagsuyo
mas matibay pa ata ako sa hangin
mas kakaiba ata ako sa dilim
mas alam ko yaTa ang ibig sabihin
ng ulan na parating
Wala namang nagiba
ako pa rin ang dating sya
Masaya ako alam
mo
ba
wala na nga atang paglagyan pA
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Tsismoso ang Panday (Tsismis ni Rio Alma)
May kwentuha’t nagsasaya,
Mga dakila kay Sarang
Tindahan. Tanong na una:
Ang panday wika’y ano ba?
Heto ang wika ng pantas:
“Opisyal o kumon, tawag
Sa panday ng Filipinas—
Ayon sa nabasang aklat.
May panday oro, may panday
Diwa, panday bakal, bahay,
At kung anu-anong panday
Na dinala sa tanghalan.
Ang taguri’y panday wika
Sa laksa ang talinghaga
Ng makakati ang dilang
Mababaho ang bunganga.
Basang labi’y nanunulay
Ang litanyang lumilinlang
Sa tenga ng kahuntahan.
(Na walang katotohanan.)
May antenang pang-ulinig
Sa lansangan ng paligid,
Ihuhulagway ang ibig
Na ibubuka ng bibig.”
KINATHA NI RAUL FUNILAS
Mga dakila kay Sarang
Tindahan. Tanong na una:
Ang panday wika’y ano ba?
Heto ang wika ng pantas:
“Opisyal o kumon, tawag
Sa panday ng Filipinas—
Ayon sa nabasang aklat.
May panday oro, may panday
Diwa, panday bakal, bahay,
At kung anu-anong panday
Na dinala sa tanghalan.
Ang taguri’y panday wika
Sa laksa ang talinghaga
Ng makakati ang dilang
Mababaho ang bunganga.
Basang labi’y nanunulay
Ang litanyang lumilinlang
Sa tenga ng kahuntahan.
(Na walang katotohanan.)
May antenang pang-ulinig
Sa lansangan ng paligid,
Ihuhulagway ang ibig
Na ibubuka ng bibig.”
KINATHA NI RAUL FUNILAS
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
PERSONALITY TEST…..PAGSASAMPAY NG DAMIT
NALD! ANG PANGIT NG PAGSAMPAY MO NG DAMET. NAKO, YAN ANG NAGDEDEFINE NG PERSONALITY MO -Kuya Three
Lagi ko yan naririnig sa mga kuya ko. Kesyo, ang paraan daw ng pagsasampay ko ng damit ang magsasabi kung sino nga ba ako.. Paanong ang hanger at t-shirt ay ako, at ako ang hanger at t-shirt. Di naman ako kasing kunat ng mga hanger dito sa bahay at di din naman ako kasing puti ng mga pinutian kong damet na nilabhan. Di naman makata si kuya para tumula, habang ako e nakabilad sa araw at nagsasampay.
Walanjo…may point ba si kuya??? Parang ayokong pumayag na may punto sya, kasi nahuli nya ako na sinasampay ang mga damit ng bara-bara, ibig sabihin ba nun e walang kuwenta ang personality ko???? Nakakatawa. Pero teka, di naman Psychology Graduate si kuya, ECE kaya ang course nya. Sa halip na personality test ang gawen nya e idetermina nya na lang kung gaano ba kalakas ang isang tao depende sa kakanyahan nyan tagalan ang kuryenteng kaya nyang padaluyin sa katawan nya…ayun maniniwala pa talaga ako…at maeexcite pa ng todo.
Crappy crap crap……hahahaha
Lagi ko yan naririnig sa mga kuya ko. Kesyo, ang paraan daw ng pagsasampay ko ng damit ang magsasabi kung sino nga ba ako.. Paanong ang hanger at t-shirt ay ako, at ako ang hanger at t-shirt. Di naman ako kasing kunat ng mga hanger dito sa bahay at di din naman ako kasing puti ng mga pinutian kong damet na nilabhan. Di naman makata si kuya para tumula, habang ako e nakabilad sa araw at nagsasampay.
Walanjo…may point ba si kuya??? Parang ayokong pumayag na may punto sya, kasi nahuli nya ako na sinasampay ang mga damit ng bara-bara, ibig sabihin ba nun e walang kuwenta ang personality ko???? Nakakatawa. Pero teka, di naman Psychology Graduate si kuya, ECE kaya ang course nya. Sa halip na personality test ang gawen nya e idetermina nya na lang kung gaano ba kalakas ang isang tao depende sa kakanyahan nyan tagalan ang kuryenteng kaya nyang padaluyin sa katawan nya…ayun maniniwala pa talaga ako…at maeexcite pa ng todo.
Crappy crap crap……hahahaha
toto
bagito si toto sa pag-aararo
hindi ng bukid kundi ng espalto
mas nanaisin nyang kalaro ang payaso
nasa sa likod tangan na palaso
hihinto na si toto sa pag-aararo
hindi daw nya mabubungkal ang espalto
nilinlang sya ng ideya ng payaso
itinarak na kay toto ang palaso
bumalik na si toto sa pag-aararo
patutubuin nya mga palay sa espalto
binulyawan ni toto ang payaso
“kailan hihilom sugat na dulot ng palaso?!”
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