Masa Masid Presentation

2. REVISED GUIDELINES ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF
MAMAMAYANG AYAW SA ANOMALYA, MAMAMAYANG
AYAW SA ILIGAL NA DROGA (MASA MASID)
Memorandum Circular No. 2017-112

3. LEGAL BASES
• Executive Order No. 15, s. 2017, Creation of the
Inter-agency Committee on Anti-Illegal Drugs (ICAD)
and Anti-Illegal Drug Task Force
• DILG Memorandum Circular 2016-116,
Implementation of MASA MASID (Mamamayang Ayaw
sa Anomalya, Mamamayang Ayaw sa Iligal na Droga)
Program, September 2, 2016

4. LEGAL BASES
• MC No. 2014-81, “Amendment to DILG Memorandum
Circular No. 2010-149 Re: Posting of Barangay Budget,
Statement of Income and Expenditures and other
Barangay Financial Transactions and Annual
Procurement Plan,” July 15, 2014
• DILG MC No. 2010-83, “Full Disclosure of Local Budget
and Finances, and Bids and Public Offerings,” August
31, 2010

5. LEGAL BASES
• Republic Act 9165, Comprehensive Dangerous
Drugs Act of 2002, June 7, 2002
• Republic Act (RA) 6975, “Department of the
Interior and Local Government Act of 1990,”
December 13, 1990

6. The MASA MASID Project promotes
community involvement to contribute in
addressing problems on corruption, illegal
drugs, criminality, violent extremism and
other threats to peace and security down
to its sources.

7. It shall adopt a multi-sectoral and mass-
based approach to heighten
volunteerism in the eradication of the
menaces of the society to achieve a
peaceful, orderly and safe communities.

8. MASA MASID Steering
Committee (LCE, DILG,
PNP and FBO)
Convene, Organize,
Mobilize, and Train
MASA MASID Team (10
MMT members)
• Punong Barangay
• Sangguniang
Barangay
(Chairperson of P&O)
• Representatives from
FBO, NGO, PO and
other volunteer
groups
• CSO/NGO member of
BADAC and BPOC
MASA MASID
Volunteers
(MMVs at least 14 per
barangay)
• Advocacy
• Reporting System
To contribute in the fight
against:
• Corruption
• Illegal Drugs
• Criminality
• Violent Extremism
and other threats to
peace and security
PEACEFUL,
ODERLY,
AND SAFE
COMMUNITIES
MASA MASID FRAMEWORK
MASA MASID
TECHNICAL WORKING
GROUP/ MM TWG
(Social Facilitator)

9. PURPOSE
The project aims to promote synergy between the state
and the private sector to contribute in ridding the
country of corruption, illegal drugs, criminality, violent
extremism, and other threats to peace and security.
Focused tasks:
• Organize, establish, and capacitate MASA MASID
Groups (MMG) in the city/municipal (C/M) and
barangay level;

10. PURPOSE
• Enjoin the active participation from civil society
organizations such as faith-based, non-government,
and people’s organizations;
• Intensify the government’s campaigns against
corruption, illegal drugs, criminality, and violent
extremism and other threats to peace and security; and
• Set up a mechanism of reporting in the community
level mobilizing community volunteers

11. IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES
ADVOCACY
• to heighten the level of awareness on Corruption,
Illegal Drugs, Criminality, and Violent Extremism
and Other Threats to Peace and Security
• to encourage community participation and
partnership building
• Capacity Development for MMGs
REPORTING SYSTEM
• established in various modes to
gather and assess information for
referral to appropriate agency/ies.

12. MASA MASID GROUPS
COMPOSITION AND RESPONSIBILITIES

13. MASA MASID Groups
 STEERING COMMITTEE
Composition
Chairperson : Local Chief Executive
Members : DILG Field Officer
City/Municipal Chief of Police
Representative from Faith-Based
Organization (FBO)

14. MASA MASID Groups
 STEERING COMMITTEE
Responsibilities
• Oversee the implementation of the project;
• Mobilize support of the LGUs and
key stakeholders; and
• Monitor the implementation of the
project.

15. MASA MASID Groups
 TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
Composition
Chairperson: C/M - DILG Field Officer
Members
• C/M Administrator or any Dept. Head
designated by the LCE
• C/M Chief of Police
• Representative from FBO
• Representative from CSO
• Representative from the C/M ADAC
• Representative from the C/M POC
• LnB C/M Chapter President

16. MASA MASID Groups
 TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
Responsibilities
• Establish the MASA MASID modes of reporting
in the C/M level and put in place an effective
reporting mechanism to ensure that reports are
properly acted upon;
• Consolidate reports coursed through the modes
of reporting, validate submitted reports and refer
to concerned agencies if needed;

17. MASA MASID Groups
 TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
Responsibilities
• Organize and mobilize MMTs and MMV;
• Ensure the effective implementation of MASA
MASID Activities; and
• Provide effective and regular monitoring and
evaluation mechanism.

18. MASA MASID Groups
 MASA MASID TEAM (MMT)
Composition
• Punong Barangay
• Sangguniang Barangay member who is the
chairperson of the Committee on Peace and
Order
• Representatives from FBO, NGO, PO, and other
volunteer groups
• CSO & NGO member of BADAC
• CSO & NGO member of BPOC

19. MASA MASID Groups
 MASA MASID TEAM (MMT)
Responsibilities
On Advocacy
• Organize fora, seminars, and related activities on
prevention of corruption, illegal drugs, crime, and
violent extremism and other threats to peace and
security;
• Distribute IEC materials; and
• Establish partnership with academic institutions,
faith-based organizations, and other key stakeholders.

20. MASA MASID Groups
 MASA MASID TEAM (MMT)
Responsibilities
On Reporting System
• Ensure the involvement of the community and
volunteers in gathering and reporting information;
• Collect reports coursed through drop boxes installed in
the barangay hall for submission to the TWG;
• Ensure that Good Governance is being practiced and
institutionalized in the barangays through monitoring
the implementation of the following mandates:

21. MASA MASID Groups
 MASA MASID TEAM (MMT)
Responsibilities
On Reporting System
1. Compliance to DILG MC No. 2010-83 - “Full Disclosure of
Local Budget and Finances, and Bids and Public Offerings”
and MC No. 2014-81 - “Amendment to DILG Memorandum
Circular No. 2010-149 Re: Posting of Barangay Budget,
Statement of Income and Expenditures and other Barangay
Financial Transactions and Annual Procurement Plan;”
2. Participation in the Semestral Synchronized Barangay
Assembly Day; and
3. Adherence to all other policies provided in DILG MC 2010-
122 - “Guideposts in Promoting and Sustaining Barangay
Good Governance.”

22. MASA MASID Groups
 MASA MASID VOLUNTEERS (MMVs)
Volunteers are individuals or members of any
organizations in the barangay with strong moral values
and integrity, and willing to contribute time, talent, and
resources to the cause.
Roles of MMVs:
MMVs shall assist the MMT in the
conduct of advocacy activities and
shall handle the information
gathering in the barangay level.

23. MASA MASID GROUPS
C/M - Steering Committee and TWG
Barangay - MMT and MMVs

24. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

25. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
DILG - MASA MASID PMO
• Formulate policy and oversee its implementation;
• Coordinate and provide orientation and TA to RO-
FP;
• Develop resource materials and training modules;
• Establish effective monitoring tool; and
• Serve as National Secretariat.

26. DILG REGIONAL OFFICES
• Disseminate policies, coordinate and provide TA to
Provinces and HUCs;
• Oversee implementation of the project regionwide
and ensure timely submission of reports to the MASA
MASID PMO.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

27. DILG PROVINCIAL OFFICES
• Coordinate and provide TA to C/Ms;
• Oversee and ensure that TWGs and S/Cs are
organized and functional;
• Ensure timely submission of reports to RO;
and
• Supervise the Community Facilitators.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

28. Community Facilitator (CFs) shall:
• Coordinate any MM related activities in his/her AOR;
• Operationalize the MM Project in his/her AOR;
• Maintain a database of organized and oriented MM
TWG, MMTs and enrolled MMVs;
• Assist MMTs in MM plan formulation/implementation
and monitoring /reporting of activities in his AOR;
• Strategize activities to attract volunteers to register
and engage in MM Project;

29. Community Facilitators (Continued) shall:
•Assist the C/MLGOO in facilitating the enrollment of MMVs;
• Prepare and submit monthly work plan and
accomplishment report;
• In the performance of the foregoing duties and
responsibilities, may be authorized to travel
and be reimbursed of travelling and other related
expenses incurred; and
•Do other tasks that may be assigned in relation to MM
Project.

30. DILG C/M as chairperson of the TWG
• Spearheads the organization and mobilization of
MMGs;
• Conduct orientation/trainings to MMTs;
• Maintain a registry of MMTs and MMVs;
• Oversee MM Program implementation of LGU; and
• Oversee activities of MMVs and other participating
stakeholders.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

31. The C/M Chief of Police as TWG Member SHALL:
• Assist in the organization of MMTs and provide TA;
• Together with the other members of the
TWG, assess the reported concerns and take
necessary actions including, but not limited to,
filing of cases and/or referral of drug users for
counseling and/or rehabilitation, investigation
of reported criminal activities, among others.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

32. The Local Government Unit (LGU)
• The Local Chief Executive, as Chairperson of
the Steering Committee, shall mobilize the
support of LGUs and other key stakeholders.
• The C/M Administrator or Department Head
designated by the LCE, as member of the TWG,
shall assist in the organization of the MMTs
and provide technical assistance.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

33. The Local Government Unit (LGU)
The C/M Anti-Drug Abuse Council (ADAC) and C/M Peace
and Order Council (POC) Representatives shall:
• Work closely with DILG C/M and Provide
SECRETARIAT and technical and admin support.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

34. The Local Government Unit (LGU)
Liga ng mga Barangay C/M Chapter President shall:
• Assist in the organization and orientation of
MMTs; and
• Collaborate with the MMTs in the conduct of
advocacy activities within their jurisdiction.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

35. The Private Sector
The CSO and FBO representatives shall;
•Assist in the organization and orientation of MMTs and
MMVs;
•Mobilize the support of other CSOs, FBOs;, and other
stakeholders; and
•Spearhead the advocacy and education campaigns in
the community.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

36. The MASA MASID Project Management Office shall be
responsible for the monitoring of the DILG Field Offices
and LGUs’ compliance to this policy, which shall be
conducted on a regular basis. Submission of monthly (1st
Wednesday) and quarterly (1st Wed-succeeding quarter.) reports
shall be sent electronically via e-mail through
masamasid@gmail.com, and hard copies shall be sent to
the MASA MASID PMO at the 11th floor, DILG
NAPOLCOM Center, EDSA cor. Quezon Ave., Quezon
City.
MONITORING AND SUBMISSION OF REPORTS

37. Thank You!