GISUPORTAHAN ni City IPMR Konsehal Datu Roberto P. Cabaring ang gipahigayong Data Assessment ug Segregation activity dili pa lang dugay didto sa Tulogan, Tribal Village, Barangay Dansolihon.
Tumong sa maong kalihokan ang pag-ila, pag-imbestigar ug pagbulag sa mga pribadong titulo nga nasulod sa Ancestral Domain.
Pinaagi niini, masiguro nga limpyo ug walay legal nga babag ang mga utlanan sa yutang kabilin.Kauban ni Datu Cabaring sa gihimong assessment si Engr. Pailden gikan sa NCIP ug ang mga lumad nga gipangulohan ni Datu Saliksik Floro M. Lirongan.
Kini nga lakang magpadali sa pormal nga rehistrasyon sa Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title diha sa Register of Deeds aron pormal nga ma-award ang yuta ngadto sa tibuok komunidad sa mga Indigenous Peoples sa maong barangay. (JRG/SP)
Councilor Desiree Dahino, chairperson of the committee on women and family relations, sponsored a resolution commending the City Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking and Violence Against Women and their Children (CIACAT-VAWC) for achieving a “highly functional” rating in the CY 2025 Functionality Assessment conducted by the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG).
Dahino said the achievement serves as a reminder that protecting women and children is a shared responsibility.
“Beyond the scores, what truly matters is the positive impact of these efforts in the lives of women and children,” she said.
The CIACAT-VAWC earned a total score of 108 points, improving from its previous “moderately functional” rating to “highly functional” in the latest assessment.
The assessment was conducted in accordance with DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2023-181, covering key areas such as organization, meetings, policies, plans and budget, and accomplishments.
Dahino expressed her appreciation to all members of the CIACAT-VAWC and its partner agencies for their dedication and commitment to fulfilling their respective mandates in protecting women and children.
She likewise urged the City Legal Office to expedite the review of proposed ordinances aimed at further protecting the rights, welfare, and dignity of women and children.
Dahino said strengthening local policies is essential in ensuring that the city’s efforts to prevent trafficking and violence against women and children translate into meaningful and lasting protection for vulnerable sectors. (JDO/SP)
Councilor Marlo L. Tabac lauded the City Inter-Agency Committee Against Trafficking and Violence Against Women and Their Children (CIACAT-VAWC) of Cagayan de Oro for earning a highly functional rating in the 2025 Functionality Assessment conducted by the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG).
This as the 21st City Council during its regular session Monday adopted a resolution congratulating and commending the committee for its achievement.
Tabac, president of the Liga ng mga Barangay, also congratulated Councilors Desiree Dahino and Jonjon Rodriguez, chairpersons of the committees on women and family relations and social services, respectively, for their initiatives in strengthening programs that promote the welfare and protection of women and children.
He cited the improvements in the implementation of Violence Against Women and Their Children (VAWC) desk programs at the barangay level, noting that communities have seen the impact of initiatives undertaken by concerned offices.
“Nakita namo sa kabarangayan how VAWC desks are empowered today. Ug nagpasalamat mi sa achievement, sa nahimo sa mga opisina tungod kay among nabati sa kabarangayan ang tinuod na programa,” Tabac said.
He stressed the importance of sustaining efforts to empower women and parents, particularly in communities where barangays play a vital role in protecting children and promoting family welfare.
Tabac’s remarks highlighted the importance of collaboration between the City Council, concerned offices, and barangay officials in strengthening local mechanisms for addressing trafficking and violence against women and children. (JAO/SP)