Office of the Secretary
- Oversee the exercise of the mandate of the Department and the discharge of its powers and functions;
- Advise the President in issuing executive/administrative orders, regulations, proclamations and other issuances, the promulgation of which is expressly vested by law in the President, relative to matters under the jurisdiction of the Department;
- Establish the policies and standards for the operation of the Department pursuant to the approved programs of the government;
- Promulgate rules and regulations necessary to carry out department functions, objectives, policies, plans, programs and projects;
- Promulgate administrative issuances necessary for the efficient administration of the offices under the DBM Secretary and for proper execution of the laws relative thereto. These issuances shall not prescribe penalties for their violation except when expressly authorized by law;
- Exercise jurisdiction over all bureaus, offices, and agencies under the Department as provided by law, and in accordance with the applicable relationships specified in the Administrative Code of 1987;
- Appoint all officers and employees of the Department except those whose appointments are vested in the President or in some other appointing authority, provided that where the Department is regionalized on a department-wide basis, the DBM Secretary shall appoint employees to positions in the second level in the DBM Regional Offices (ROs);
- Exercise disciplinary powers over officers and employees under the DBM Secretary in accordance with law, including their investigation and the designation of a committee or officer to conduct such investigation;
- Delegate authority to officers and employees under the DBM Secretary's direction; and
- Perform such other functions as may be provided by law.
Internal Audit Service (IAS)
- Advise the DBM Secretary on matters relating to management control, compliance, and operations audit;
- Conduct management and operations performance audit of DBM activities and organizational units, and determine the degree of compliance with their mandate, policies, government regulations, established objectives, systems and procedures/processes, and contractual obligations;
- Review and appraise systems and procedures/processes, organizational structure, assets management practices, financial and management records, reports, and performance standards of the agencies/units covered;
- Analyze and evaluate management deficiencies and assist top management by recommending realistic courses of action; and
- Perform such other related duties and responsibilities as may be assigned by the Secretary, or as may be required by law.
Media Affairs and Community Relations Office (MACRO)
- Monitor and disseminate media news alerts;
- Develop and sustain media partnerships and tie-ups with tri-media platforms;
- Manage media relations;
- Draft Crisis Communication Plans, in collaboration with Strategic Communications Division;
- Accredit and/or issue media passes;
- Draft press releases and statements, except for DBCC-related public relations/statements;
- Disseminate press releases through the DBM beat;
- Review and coordinate interview requests;
- Mount press conferences, except for DBCC and Economic Managers pressers;
- Cover all media-related events concerning the Secretary and other government projects;
- Prepare the Secretary's press interview transcripts;
- Manage the video and audio documentation of the Secretary's press interviews.;
A. Community Relations
- Create, manage, and produce the content and graphics for the DBM Public Affairs Facebook Page, Twitter account, and YouTube Channel;
- Manage the technical and production of Usapang Budget Digital Show;
- Prepare the talking points and script/spiel for Usapang Budget Digital Show;
- Manage the DBM public assistance mechanism;
- Manage and process the Freedom of Information (FOI) requests, E-8888 and concerns from Civil Service Commission Contact Center ng Bayan (CSC CCB) and Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA), and other government portals, as well as queries from the social media accounts of DBM Public Affairs; and
- Provide secretariat, technical, and administrative support for the Subcommittee on Communications Strategy, especially on the development and execution of communication efforts on full devolution, including management of Angat Lokal the Sub-Committee's Official Devolution Page.
Department Liaison Unit
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Serve as the principal channel/link of communication of the Department with the Office of the President (OP), House of Representatives (HOR), Senate, and other agencies concerned;
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Monitor the bills filed in Congress, draft Executive Orders submitted to the OP, and other issuances;
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Shepherd the enactment of the National Expenditure Program, supplemental budget proposals, and DBM legislative agenda into law;
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Facilitate and coordinate the fast resolution of issues/concerns of the OP, HOR, and Senate in the pursuit of legislative measures/executive issuances; and
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Prepare and assist the DBM offices concerned, as necessary, in the implementation of various advocacy measures on expenditure management related reforms, as well as other vital programs and projects of the Department.
Information and Communications Technology Group (ICTG)
Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO)
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Manage the development and implementation of the different budget-related information systems that will be adopted by various government agencies, e.g.. Government Integrated Financial Management Information System;
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Provide technical and advisory assistance to the other functional groups of the DBM in their dealings with other government agencies insofar as budget, management practice, performance evaluation or work simplification-related initiatives that utilize ICT to achieve efficiency and productivity;
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Ensure alignment of all DBM information systems and ICT infrastructure to the Department's mandated functions;
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Manage the technical aspects of the following ICT initiatives of the DBM, in coordination with other units/offices of the Department, to facilitate their
smooth and efficient development and implementation:- Budget and Treasury Management System;
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Budget Cycle Analytics;
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Digitization of the Budget;
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Electronic Freedom of Information;
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Enhanced-Government Management Information System;
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Forward Estimates Tracking System;
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Government Quality Management System Website;
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Transparency Seal Compliance Monitoring;
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Action Documents Releasing System;
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Philippine Identification System (PHILSYS) National ID;
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E-Payments; and
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Data Protection.
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Represent DBM in national and international ICT fora related to public expenditure management reform.
Information and Communications Technology System Service (ICTSS)
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Formulate and develop a 5-year ICT plan and programs aligned with the overall digitalization roadmap of the Philippine government;
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Execute and implement ICT plans and programs in accordance with strategies, policies, standards, and methodologies;
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Operationalize ICT projects and programs aligned with business operation;
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Evaluate ICT programs, projects and activities;
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Maintain the ICT infrastructure of the DBM;
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Develop and maintain bureaucracy-wide, DBM-wide and individual unit applications;
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Develop and provide technical assistance on ICT Training Programs;
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Manage ICT resources and ICT-related contracts of the Agency;
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Provide technical assistance to different DBM offices on ICT; and
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Prepare financial, analytical, and operations reports.
Legal and Legislative Group
Legal Service (LS)
- Provide advice on the legal implications of policies and opinions on laws relative to budgeting, compensation and management matters;
- Handle DBM cases, in collaboration with the Office of the Solicitor General, when necessary;
- Develop, in partnership with units concerned, DBM-proposed legislative measures, including general and special provisions of the National Expenditure Program, and fiscal and expenditure reforms;
- Provide legal support to DBM Committees and employees, when necessary;
- Review DBM contracts and give legal advice thereon; and
- Prepare comments and recommendations on legislative proposals/bills, including the General Appropriations Bill, and proposed executive issuances, particularly its legal implications and consistency with established fiscal policies/principles and existing budgeting rules and regulations.
Budget Information Legislative Service
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Refer the legislative measures or proposed executive issuances to the appropriate Bureaus/Services/Offices (B/S/Os) for their comments and recommendations;
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Prepare and finalize the consolidated/unified DBM position on legislative measures or proposed executive issuances, and submit the same to the House of Representatives, Senate of the Philippines, Office of the President, and/or other agencies, as the case may be;
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Represent the DBM in the deliberations on legislative measures/proposed executive issuances, in coordination with the DBM B/S/Os concerned except for congressional investigations, in aid of legislation, relative to the implementation of existing laws, rules and regulations; and
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Maintain a database of signed DBM position papers.
Internal Management Group
Administrative Service (AS)
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Provide essential administrative services to support the core mandate of the DBM, primarily in the following areas:
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Management of the employee life cycle (i.e., recruiting, hiring, onboarding, learning and development, and separation of employees) and administering employee benefits, health and wellness;
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Administration of an effective and efficient DBM-wide records management and internal tracking system;
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Provision of adequate and standardized physical resources, such as infrastructure, facilities, supplies, utilities and vehicles, as well as other essential general support services; and
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Collection and custodial functions involving cash, checks, and other forms of income, including payments for authorized disbursements in relation to official transactions;
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Provide technical and secretariat support to various internal committees in the DBM, such as, but not limited to: the Human Resource Merit Promotion and Selection Board; Workforce and Succession Planning Program-Technical Working Group (TWG); Disciplinary Action Committee; Grievance Machinery Committee; Anti-Corruption Committee; Committee on Decorum and Investigation for Sexual Harassment Cases; Drug-Free Workplace Committee; Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence Committee; Review and Compliance Committee; Talent Development Committee; Bids and Awards Committee; Disposal Committee; Records Management Improvement Committee; Gender and Development TWG; Budgeting and Procurement Planning Committee; and other boards or committees related to the core functions of the AS;
- Formulate and implement relevant policies, systems and procedures under existing laws, rules and regulations, and internal issuances, such as but not limited to:
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Proper management of official records in line with Republic Act No. 9470 (National Archives of the Philippines Act of 2007) and its implementing rules and regulations;
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Competency-based human resource systems on (1) recruitment, selection, and placement; (2) learning and development; (3) performance management; and (4) rewards and recognition, consistent with the Civil Service Commission's Program to Institutionalize Meritocracy and Excellence in Human Resource Management (PRIME-HRM);
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Procurement and management of government property, in accordance with budgeting, appropriations, procurement, accounting and auditing laws, rules and regulations; and
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Internal information technology systems, such as, DBM Manpower Management Information System (MMIS), Learning and Development System (LDS), Document Management System (DMS), Property Management Information System (PMIS), and others.
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Finance Service (FS)
- Prepare the annual DBM budget consistent with the Budget Call, and the Strategic and Corporate Plans of the Department, in coordination with the Corporate Planning and Management Service (CPMS) and AS, and in consultation with DBM offices/units concerned;
- Review and validate the accuracy and computation of the proposed budget based on the procurement planning process and activities as part of the Budget and Procurement Planning Committee;
- Formulate the final budget allocations of bureaus/services/offices (B/S/Os) based on the approved annual DBM budget;
- Lead in the adoption and implementation of established budget reform initiatives in DBM operations, in coordination with the CPMS, AS and other B/S/Os concerned;
- Implement a financial management system to provide internal controls on sources of financing and expenditures, including the implementation of improved management systems;
- Undertake the reconciliation of the DBM's physical inventories of supplies, plant, property and equipment with the book of accounts, in coordination with the AS;
- Formulate and implement an effective financial monitoring system in order to provide DBM Management and the different B/S/Os with periodic financial reports;
- Promote the timely, responsive and efficient use of authorized funds;
- Undertake financial management functions to administer loans, grants and technical assistance (TAs), including fund disbursement management as may be assigned to the DBM by pertinent project agreements; and
- Formulate policies and standards on the provision of financial resources.
Corporate Planning and Management Service (CPMS)
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Support the DBM Management in embedding a culture of strategic planning and accountability by establishing relevant systems and processes in the Department, such as, (a) strategic and operational planning guidelines to facilitate the formulation, review/assessment, and revision/updating of the DBM medium-term and annual plans, and (b) results-based performance management mechanisms, including the development of pertinent performance information, in coordination with the Functional Groups (FGs) and Bureaus/Services/Offices (B/S/Os), to ensure achievement of targets set in the Department’s plans;
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Develop and implement a performance monitoring, evaluation and reporting model within the DBM to include, but not limited to, (a) periodic monitoring and evaluation of performance of the DBM B/S/Os and (b) provision of information on commitments/targets and corresponding accomplishments of the DBM and/or delivery units to internal and external entities or other reportorial bodies in compliance with administrative, functional and/or operational requirements;
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Review the internal DBM operations and propose plans and programs for continual improvement through (a) employment of total quality management methods and tools in doing management surveys, and review of DBM management systems, processes and procedures, organizational structure, manpower requirements, and internal control, and (b) review and/or updating of DBM operations manual, on a regular basis, in collaboration with DBM B/S/Os concerned, with careful consideration to internal and external threats brought about by potential natural and/or human-induced crises which may affect, and/or disrupt, normal operations in the Department; and
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Provide technical secretariat support and/or services to the DBM Executive Committee (ExeCom), Management Committee (ManCom), Performance Management Team (PMT), Quality Management System (QMS) Core Team, Crisis Management Committee (CMC), and Committee on Anti-Red Tape (CART), and other ad hoc bodies, as may be assigned by the Secretary or provided by law.
Budget Policy and Strategy Group
Fiscal Planning and Reforms Bureau (FPRB)
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Conduct fiscal policy research and planning;
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Develop fiscal and budgeting frameworks, indicative annual and multi-year budget ceilings, and sectoral expenditure priorities in coordination with other DBM offices, oversight and implementing agencies;
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Formulate, monitor, and evaluate budget programs in the context of macroeconomic and fiscal targets, including the formulation and monitoring of the annual and quarterly National Government (NG) fiscal programs;
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Conduct studies and analyses of expenditure trends and policies in the different government sectors as input to essential budget documents [e.g. Budget Priorities Framework (BPF), Annual Fiscal Report (AFR), Mid-Year Report (MYR)];
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Monitor macroeconomic developments and their impact on the budget;
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Provide technical and secretariat services to the Development Budget Coordination Committee (DBCC) and its Executive Technical Board (ETB), Participatory Governance Cluster of the Cabinet (PGC), Philippine Open Government Partnership (PH-OGP), and the Public Financial Management (PFM) Committee;
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Attend and prepare reports, briefing materials, and recommendations for the Economic Development Group (EDG), NEDA Board - Investment Coordination Committee (ICC), NEDA Board - Infrastructure Committee (INFRACOM), NEDA-Board - Committee on Tariff and Related Matters (CTRM), Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Board, Fiscal Incentives Review Board (FIRB), ), Public-Private Partnership Governing Board (PPPGB) and other interagency coordination meetings;
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Prepare and submit comments, inputs, briefing materials, and other reports requested by external stakeholders – including Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs);
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Serve as focal unit in the DBM for policy level concerns of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) - in close coordination with Budget and Management Bureaus
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Prepare comments and recommendations on legislative measures, enrolled bills, proposed executive issuances, and other similar issuances with fiscal policy implications;
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Conceptualize and manage the implementation of budgeting reforms and innovations, and provide assistance to DBM implementing bureaus in mainstreaming these initiatives to include strategic thinking, mobilizing technical support from development partners, and conducting change management programs with agencies;
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Monitor the implementation of budgeting reforms and innovations, evaluate their impact on resource allocation and budget execution, and submit required reports to the DBM Management;
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Coordinate the formulation and implementation of policies of the DBM and the government in implementing international fiscal transparency standards and upholding citizen's right to access information; and
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Serve as focal unit in the DBM for all concerns related to Civil Society Organization (CSO) participation in the budget process through the CSO Desk.
Advocacy, Capacity Development, Economic Affairs, and Stakeholder Relations Group
Advocacy, Communications and Training Service (ACTS)
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Manage the timely, orderly and accurate documentation, storage, categorization and deployment of DBM's knowledge products, particularly those in the DBM Library for easy access and usage; and leverage external knowledge resources; and foster greater knowledge retention and exchange, in collaboration with the DBM offices concerned. Part of these tasks would include the management of the DBM Library, partnering with other institutions for knowledge sharing, and preparation of publications/knowledge products such as the Annual Report, DBM Bulletin, and eUpdates which document the reforms, significant events, best practices, and key milestones of the Department and its offices, among others;
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Convert, package, publish and disseminate, as necessary, available Information of the Department into various knowledge products; Provide editorial, design and other services needed for publications assigned to ACTS;
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Prepare and ensure the timely publication of the President's Budget Message, and other budget documents under its responsibility which are required by the Open Budget Survey and other fiscal transparency instruments employed by various local and international organizations;
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Handle the development and implementation of the DBM's Public Financial Management (PFM) capacity-building programs, particularly the formulation of courses, curricula and modules, and the delivery of the same;
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Enter into twinning arrangement with SUCs on the implementation of the PFMCP and monitor and evaluate the delivery of the same;
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Expansion and capacity building of the DBM's Speakers Bureau and the pool of speakers for the PFM Competency Program;
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Strengthening of network and linkages through the conduct of study visits with the foreign and local stakeholders particularly with discussions on Philippine Budget Process as well as the DBM's roles and responsibilities in the whole of government;
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Develop the DBM Secretary's speeches, talking points, and correspondences, in coordination with the relevant DBM Offices;
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Draft supplemental press releases, as needed, to support Media Affairs;
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Provide technical assistance, including research and preparation of briefers for approved media interviews;
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Manage and lead interagency communication initiatives;
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Create and/or manage the official DBM Facebook page, and other official social media accounts of the DBM;
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Develop, review, and release DBCC Joint Statement; and
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Mount and/or produce DBCC-related and Economic Managers-related press events and projects.
Budget Preparation and Execution (BPE) Group
Budget and Management Bureau (BMB)-A, BMB-B, BMB-D, BMB-E
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Undertake operational and sectoral policy reviews in collaboration/consultation with client agencies to ensure quality and appropriate medium-term levels of expenditures and intra-sectoral budget allocation decision;
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Provide recommendations/inputs on:
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Budget and management policy improvements based on in-depth evaluation of agency programs and projects and overall organizational efficiency and effectiveness;
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Legislative proposals/bills and planned executive issuances with funding implications; and
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Budget operations guidelines applicable to agency/fund coverage;
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Update/maintain a DBM-managed agency Forward Estimates/MTEFs as a budget planning and management decision tool;
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Lead the mainstreaming of medium-term and results-based budgeting and performance management reforms in client agencies consistent with the Public Expenditure Management (PEM) framework;
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Provide technical assistance and advice to stakeholders on the budget preparation and expenditure management of client agencies;
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Plan and undertake budget preparation oversight activities for client agencies, in coordination/consultation with other DBM offices/units and oversight agencies concerned;
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Evaluate and recommend appropriate actions for client agency requests/proposals for:
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New projects/programs for consideration of the ERB for inclusion in the agency MTEFs;
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Changes in staffing and compensation concerning agencies with military and uniformed personnel, Coast Guard, and the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA) in coordination with the Organization, Position Classification and Compensation Bureau (OPCCB);
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Funding requirements and preparation/issuance of corresponding fund release documents; and
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Purchase and rental of motor vehicles;
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Administer lump sum funds (LSFs)/special purpose funds (SPFs) as part of the oversight function over specific agency coverages; and
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Monitor and evaluate the financial and physical performance and overall organizational efficiency and effectiveness of government agencies vis-à-vis development goals/targets/priorities in the context of the MTEF and Organizational Performance Indicator Framework (OPIF) and provide a basis for sound policy and budgeting decisions.
Budget and Management Bureau (BMB)-C
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Undertake operational and sectoral policy reviews in collaboration/consultation with client agencies/government-owned or -controlled corporations (GOCCs) under its coverage to ensure quality and appropriate medium-term levels of expenditures and intra-sectoral budget allocation decisions;
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Provide recommendations/inputs on:
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Budget and management policy improvements based on in-depth evaluation of agency/GOCC programs and projects and overall organizational efficiency and effectiveness;
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Legislative proposals/bills and planned executive issuances with funding implications, as well as those with specific GOCC issues on organization, compensation and position classification; and
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Budget operations guidelines applicable to s agency/GOCC/fund coverage;
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Update/maintain a DBM-managed agency FEs/MTEFs as a budget planning and management decision tool;
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Lead the mainstreaming of medium-term and results-based budgeting and performance management reforms in client agencies consistent with the PEM framework;
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Provide technical assistance and advice to stakeholders on the budget preparation and expenditure management of client agencies/GOCCs under its coverage;
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Plan and undertake budget preparation oversight activities for agencies/GOCCs under its coverage, in coordination/consultation with other DBM offices/units and oversight agencies concerned;
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Evaluate and recommend appropriate actions for client agency/GOCC/local water districts (LWDs) requests/proposals for:
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New projects/programs for consideration of the ERB for inclusion in the agency MTEFs;
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Organization, staffing, compensation and position-classification (for GOCCs);
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Funding requirements and preparation/issuance of corresponding fund release documents;
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Purchase and rental of motor vehicles; and
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Corporate Operating Budgets (for GOCCs)
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Administer LSFs/SPFs as part of the oversight function over specific agency/GOCC coverages;
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Monitor and evaluate the financial and physical performance and overall organizational efficiency and effectiveness of government agencies vis-à-vis development goals/targets/priorities in the context of the MTEF and OPIF and provide a basis for sound policy and budgeting decisions; and
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Conduct studies on budget policies and formulate policies and standards for the:
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Government corporate sector, including LWDs and prepare operations manual/s, as necessary; and
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GOCCs under its coverage, in coordination with the OPCCB and other oversight agencies.
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Budget and Management Bureau (BMB)-F
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Undertake operational and sectoral policy reviews in collaboration/consultation with client agencies/State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) under its coverage to ensure responsive and appropriate medium-term levels of expenditures and intra-sectoral budget allocation decision;
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Provide recommendations/inputs on:
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Budget and management policy improvements based on in-depth evaluation of agency programs and projects and overall organizational efficiency and effectiveness;
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Legislative proposals/bills and planned executive issuances with funding implications, as well as those with specific SUC issues on organization, compensation and position classification; and
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Budget operations guidelines applicable to its agency/SUC/fund coverage;
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Update/maintain a DBM-managed agency FEs/MTEFs as a budget planning and management decision tool;
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Lead the mainstreaming of medium-term and results-based budgeting and performance management reforms in client agencies/SUCs consistent with the PEM framework;
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Provide technical assistance and advice to stakeholders on the budget preparation and expenditure management of client agencies/SUCs under its coverage;
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Plan and undertake budget preparation oversight activities for client agencies/SUCs, in coordination/consultation with other DBM offices/units and oversight agencies concerned;
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Evaluate and recommend appropriate actions for client agencies and SUCs under its coverage, as well as other stakeholders, requests/proposals for:
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New projects/programs for consideration of the ERB for inclusion in the agency MTEFs;
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Organization, staffing, compensation and position-classification (for SUCs under coverage);
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Funding requirements and preparation/issuance of corresponding fund release documents; and
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Purchase of motor vehicles;
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Technical assistance, comments, inputs, clarifications and recommendations on various queries and concerns relating to budget implications;
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Administer LSFs/SPFs as part of the oversight function over specific agency/SUC coverages;
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Monitor and evaluate the financial and physical performance and overall organizational efficiency and effectiveness of government agencies vis-à-vis development goals/targets/priorities in the context of the MTEF and OPIF and provide a basis for sound policy and budgeting decisions;
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Undertake budget preparation oversight activities to the Regional Task Force, created to oversee the budget preparation activities for SUCs, to ensure consistency in the implementation of budget preparation guidelines/advisories; and
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Undertake oversight activities to DBM ROs to ensure the consistency in the interpretation and implementation of budget and management policies concerning DepEd, CHED, and SUCs;
Budget Technical Bureau (BTB)
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Formulate standards and operating guidelines of general application for budget preparation, execution and accounting of budget performance, in coordination with the BMBs, DBM ROs, LS and other DBM offices/units;
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Conduct the periodic review of budget preparation, execution and accountability processes in coordination with other DBM offices;
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Recommend policies for the effective and efficient management of expenditures;
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Act as clearing house for operational guidelines and standards formulated by BMBs for National Government Agencies (NGAs);
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Oversee the annual preparation of the President's Budget in coordination with DBM offices/units and other stakeholders concerned;
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Monitor and prepare consolidated reports and overall analysis of expenditures and outputs relative to the status of budget utilization, including government budgetary releases, obligations incurred and disbursements made, for submission to Management and other stakeholders as required, as well as posting of reports at the DBM website;
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Prepare consolidated Monthly Disbursement Program as evaluated by BMBs, as input for the formulation of the National Government Disbursement Program that will be approved by the DBCC;
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Provide technical assistance to DBM offices/units concerned, such as in the preparation of comments on congressional bills, draft inter-agency issuances, and clarifications relative to audit observations;
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Review existing electronic budgeting systems and recommend improvements/enhancements thereto in coordination with the BMBs and the ICTSS;
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Act as the printing and releasing unit of budget authorization documents issued by the BMBs and LGRCB in the DBM Central Office, including uploading in the ADRS the attachments of the approved budget authorization documents, if any;
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Serve as fund administrator of multi-user SPFs, such as Contingent Fund, Pension and Gratuity Fund, Miscellaneous Personnel Benefits Fund, and Unprogrammed Appropriations; and
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Administer the UACS, management of the UACS Repository System and evaluation of BMB/RO requests/recommendations for issuance of codes consistent with the business rules of the UACS.
Organization and Systems Improvement Group
Organization, Position Classification and Compensation Bureau (OPCCB)
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Administer and maintain a unified compensation and position classification system, including performance-based incentives for NGAs, GOCCs covered by DBM, and LGUs in coordination with the CSC;
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Develop policies, standards and guidelines on organization, staffing, and compensation for NGAs;
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Formulate policies and budgetary guidelines on Personnel Services and associated expenditures;
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Evaluate agency proposals on organization, staffing, compensation and position classification, and issue the Notice of Organization, Staffing and Compensation Action (NOSCA) to agencies, except those involving military and uniformed personnel and GOCCs which will be continually handled by the BMBs concerned;
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Monitor government manpower levels and administer and maintain a comprehensive and reliable database on national government positions and personnel through the Government Manpower Information System (GMIS);
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Pursue the deregulation of input controls in organization, staffing and compensation management parallel with the shift towards output/results-based orientation of agencies;
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Prepare recommendations and position papers on legislative proposals/bills and planned executive issuances with policy and government-wide implication, as well as specific agency issues on organization, staffing, compensation and position classification; and
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Provide technical assistance to client agencies and authorities/decision makers on matters related to organization, staffing and compensation.
Systems and Productivity Improvement Bureau (SPIB)
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Formulate policies and develop standards and guidelines on systems and productivity improvement (SPI)-related concerns, particularly on management systems improvement, public sector productivity enhancement, management of non-financial government assets, and strengthening of internal control systems in government, including internal audit as a key part thereof, in order to enhance efficiency and productivity in government;
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Pilot-test better management practices on SPI and other related concerns;
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Conduct studies and researches on SPI and other related concerns, and recommend mechanisms/strategies/systems and structures, as necessary, in coordination with relevant agencies;
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Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness or efficiency in the delivery of government services in relation to strategic and functional directions, existing methods, management systems and procedures/processes of government agencies;
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Conduct/Facilitate learning and development activities on SPI and other related concerns;
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Provide technical and administrative support to various internal and external committees/boards/bodies/technical working groups related to the implementation of programs/projects/activities on SPI; and
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Prepare inputs/recommendations on legislative proposals/bills, draft Executive Orders and other proposed executive issuances which have implications on SPI, and other related concerns
Local Government and Regional Operations Group
Local Government and Regional Coordination Bureau (LGRCB)
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Administer the National Tax Allotment (previously known as Internal Revenue Allotment) and all allocations to local government units;
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Formulate PEM policies for the implementation by the LGUs;
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Oversee LGUs' implementation of PEM policies and undertake capacity building and skills upgrading of LGUs in coordination with the DBM Regional Offices;
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Assist in coordinating the activities of the DBM Regional Offices, specifically the provision of appropriate technical support during the Regional Coordination Meetings, including facilitation of issue resolution raised by the DBM Regional Offices with the DBM B/S/Os concerned; and
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Ensure consistency in the implementation of budget and management policies by the DBM ROs.
Regional Offices (ROs)
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Provide policy advisory and support services to the DBM Central Office, Regional Development Councils (RDCs), Regional Inter-Agency Teams (RIATs), Regional Inter-Agency Committees (RIACs), Project Monitoring Committees (PMCs), Regional Advisory Council (RAC) and other regional policy-making bodies, as may be appropriate;
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Plan and undertake budget preparation and execution activities for SUCs and decentralized agencies with transactions delegated to ROs and the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) for DBM-NCR;
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Review the budgets of provinces, highly urbanized cities, independent component cities and Metro Manila municipalities to ensure compliance with the Local Government Code (LGC) of 1991, its Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR), and other applicable laws, rules and regulations issued by competent authorities;
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Review the Corporate Operating Budgets (COB) of Local Water Districts (LWDs) to ensure that they are consistent with the national development plan and follow the budgetary standards and guidelines adopted for agencies of the national government and local government units pursuant to Executive Order No. 518 dated January 23, 1979;
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Administer/manage the GMIS of SUCs and decentralized agencies delegated to ROs and MMDA for DBM-NCR;
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Provide advisory and technical assistance to LGUs, decentralized agency coverages and LWDs and advocate the implementation of PFM and procurement reforms, among others, in the regions and MMDA for DBM-NCR, as may be appropriate;
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Evaluate and approve organizational and staffing modifications inclusive of action on compensation and position classification matters, of SUCs, decentralized agency coverages and MMDA for DBM-NCR, and LWDs;
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Release funds to SUCs, decentralized agency coverages and MMDA for DBM- NCR, in accordance with the provisions of the annual General Appropriations Act (GAA);
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Monitor and evaluate the performance of SUCs and decentralized agency coverages, and MMDA for DBM-NCR;
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Monitor the conduct of PFM assessment by LGUs, and its preparation and implementation of PFM Improvement Plans, and subsequent updates thereof;
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Provide inputs to the DBM Central Office on the status of major programs and projects of SUCs and LGUs, in the regions, and decentralized budgets of NGAs and MMDA for DBM-NCR, as may be appropriate;
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Evaluate and recommend actions on requests for authority to purchase motor vehicles of SUCs, LGUs, LWDs, MMDA for DBM-NCR and other decentralized agencies;
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Respond to queries on budgetary, compensation-related matters and organizational/position classification staffing pattern of LGUs, SUCs and other agencies concerned in the regions;
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Ensure that the reportorial requirements for all Allocations to LGUs are complied by the LGUs; and
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Provide recommendations/inputs on legislative proposals/bills and planned executive issuances with funding implications.