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Can an individual become a learning service provider?

Yes, an individual can become a learning service provider as long he/she meets the requirements Education/Expertise - Background or area of specialization, Experience - proven record that can substantiate any claims to the experience or skill and preferably with documented outcomes Suitability/Aptness - fitness for the tasks or role sustainability; and Integrity - absence of critical incidents...
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How can an organization become a learning service provider (LSP -define what is a LSP?)?

LSP refers to an individual, a group of individuals, units or organizations within or outside DSWD who provide interventions or initiatives that aim to capacitate through direct provision of L&D and or facilitation (AO 18 s 2019). This may include the academe and other training institutes that provide capability building interventions focusing on the progression of SW career development tracks, it...
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What are the expectation from the partners?

Partners are expected to align its vision with that of the Department. Thus, its results should contribute to the improvement of competencies and empowerment of Social Welfare and Development (SWD) Stakeholders for them to deliver the highest quality of social welfare and development programs and services.
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What are the goals of partnership?

The goals of partnership are the following: Provide a learning environment through capacity building programs for stakeholders to increase their competence on SWD; Collaboration between and among Social Welfare and Development practitioners that are engaged with learning and capacity building; and Utilize intensified social welfare and development research in developing capacity building programs...
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Who are the partners of DSWD along learning and development?

Partners of DSWD are composed of organizations catering to SWD program development and implementation, individuals with expertise at capacity building, and research and development with the following specific descriptions: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) -registered organizations/agencies within the region providing/conducting capacity building programs on social welfare and development...
Good Practice and Success Story Documentation

Hulagway: A Good Practice Documentation on the Pantawid Pamilya Dashboard and Briefer Information System

This good practice documentation of DSWD Field Office Caraga is about the development of an information system dubbed as Hulagway, which provides accurate and complete information needed to prepare summaries and analysis of program updates on 4Ps in a faster manner. This arose from the challenge of handling high volume of data of the Pantawid beneficiaries stored in various repositories...
Good Practice and Success Story Documentation

Compendium of Good Practice Documentations on Social Welfare and Development from Selected Local Government Units

This compendium showcases results of various knowledge-sharing sessions spearheaded by the Department of Social Welfare and Development with the participation of Social Welfare and Development intermediaries. Local social welfare and development offices (LSWDOs) underwent a learning and development intervention on good practice documentation which eventually turned experiences and learnings into...
Good Practice and Success Story Documentation

Gulayan sa Barangay Tungo sa Malusog na Katawan at Dagdag Pangkabuhyan ng Nagkakaisang Pamayan

In this good practice documentation, DSWD Field Office NCR documented the integration of community organizing (CO) approach in the implementation of Gulayan sa Barangay (GSB) in the region. GSB entails the participation of Pantawid Pamilya beneficiaries in the backyard, communal, container gardens as one of the strategic responses to food insecurity and unemployment. Through the CO approach, the...
Good Practice and Success Story Documentation

Enhancing Children’s Sense of Responsibility through Gardening and Livestock Raising

Marillac Hills is one of DSWD's residential care facility that caters to young women who are victims of abuse, exploitation, and in conflict with the law. In this good practice documentation, Marillac Hills incorporated gardening and livestock raising as a strategy to develop the adapative behavior of the children temporarily resing at the Center. Later on, these activities did not only serve as a...
Good Practice and Success Story Documentation

Compendium of Good Practices on Indigenizing Social Work Practices_Identifying Models of Intervention and Practice Theory Building

The compendium is a collection of innovative, responsive, and replicable examples of measures taken in the operations of DSWD Residential Care Facilities. Largely, the compendium examines several issues that are often present in the provision of protective and rehabilitative services and offers clear strategies in developing bases of support from the surrounding communities and partners. It...
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Are there social work books accessible in the KM Portal?

No. Social work books are physically present at the KEC where DSWD employees can borrow extra copies and external users can read . Only corporate knowledge materials of the Department are digitized and made available in the KM Portal.
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What are examples of small group KSS?

Examples of small group KSS include: Meetings Brown bag sessions Lessons learned meetings or sessions (e.g. cliniquing) Case conferences Group mentoring/coaching sessions Other similar small-group activities not mentioned above
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What are examples of big group KSS?

Examples of big group KSS include: All variants of the Social Welfare and Development Forum (SWD Forum) per MC No. 11, s. 2008 Program review and evaluation workshops (to follow process and requirements as per Administrative Order No. 9, series of 2019) Other fora-, conference-, or summit-type activities not covered by the SWD Forum guidelines excluding trainings and skills enhancement
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What are Knowledge Sharing Sessions (KSSes)?

KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSIONS (KSS) refers to the general term covering all types of activities held within the agency where knowledge sharing takes place. These events include conferences, fora, seminars, meetings, or brown-bag sessions. There are two types of KSS within the DSWD: those that deal with big groups, and those that deal with small groups.
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How does the secretariat monitor the technical assistance provided by the CGS?

The CGS Secretariat monitors the following indicators: Number of Technical Assistance Provided to partners and intermediaries, by form, channel, location Percentage completed in specialization development program (in-house training) Number of knowledge products developed Number of external trainings attended Number of external knowledge sharing sessions attended Number of feedback reports on...
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What are the benefits of a CGS member?

CGS members are given more opportunities for professional development since their specialization development is managed. Members are also linked to professional networks and organizations based on their specialization.

The DSWD KM Portal is a dynamic facility founded to promote the development and sharing of knowledge within the DSWD and its partners. The Portal has vast collection of DSWD Knowledge Products (KPs) and other learning resources on social welfare and social protection.