Competency Assessment For Community Empowerment Facilitators
Competency Assessment For Community Empowerment Facilitators
Competency Assessment For Community Empowerment Facilitators
4. Schedule of Assessment. The assessment should be done not later than December 10, 2018. The conduct of
competency assessment should not be used as basis for the conduct of IPC review.
5. Encoding of Result. Results of the outcome survey shall be encoded on an electronic database that will be provided by
NPMO.
Instructions:
This tool is designed to appraise the performance of ACT staff against the required level of competencies in their respective
success profiles. DSWD defines a competency as demonstrable characteristics of a person that enable him or her to do a job very
well. It is a cluster of knowledge, skills and attitudes that are deemed essential for effective job performance. Being the direct
supervisor of the staff being appraised, we trust that you will be able to provide an objective assessment of how he/she was able
to demonstrate the competencies necessary for his/her position.
A. Please rate the staff based on the scale provided below. Please read each behavioral indicator and choose the description
that corresponds to your assessment of the staff:
1 The staff does not demonstrate this behavior.
B. In the space provided, please indicate specific Situations, Actions, and Results of Actions that will qualify the rating
that you have provided for the staff. Without valid responses to the designated blanks, the ratee automatically gets a
quantitative score of 1 for each competency.
C. Please do not leave any items unanswered. We shall appreciate your honest and objective feedback of the staff being
appraised in order to better manage our performance management system in the future.
I. Basic Information
Name of Assessor:
Position:
Date of Assessment:
Name of Staff Being Assessed: RHISIA R. NOEL
Area of Assignment - ALOGUINSAN
Municipality:
Region:
A. Core Competencies
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
She attended barangay session explaining to them that process of MIBF, the BRT community volunteers of all barangays will
vote and give corresponding points , The BRT also had a site validation and they will able to know which barangay needed the
most, and most important we still have community volunteers who are fighting for the Sub project and they need the
support of BLGU. She encourage the BLGU Officials to participate the MIBF and support the volunteers.
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
- They were able to participate the MIBF the barangay secretary and 3 barangay councillors attended and other BLGU
prepare extra foods and snacks for them.
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
She talked to the barangay and ask for assistance to conduct barangay assembly by purok, and she also attend meeting with
sectors like women’s, senior citizen and farmers she was able to explain clearly the purpose of barangay assembly. She
engaged good relationship to the community to capture the hearts and minds of the volunteers.
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
The women’s, farmers, pantawid beneficiaries, and senior citizen though not everybody is present but most of the are
present. She always find tricks so that there is an interactions during barangay assembly.
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
She scheduled a meeting with the volunteers , She bring and printed visual materials to let the volunteers understand it
clearly and she gave different scenarios especially in implementing sub projects and let the community volunteers engaged.
She has dedication in her work as Community Facilitator and her passion in teaching the community volunteers exists.
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
She call the attention of the staff and they talked about it. She was able to manage and know to handle and understand the
feelings of others. And she emphasize to the MCT staff the consequences of having back logs.
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
The MCT staff was doing good and deliver the outputs on time or before the deadline.
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
- If she has doubts she ask questions and clarifications before she will engaged to community and coordinates with his
peer about the activity (scheduling and what are needed to prepare)
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
She have harmonious relationship with the peers. And outputs are delivered well and on time in passing the docs
She raise the issue to me ( Elrond Pido ) seek for ideas and opinion before conduct meeting to the barangay. She went to the
barangay verify the issue and listen both side of the story before engaging the issue.
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
It was a good result both parties are opened now with the situations that they will encounter.
C. Functional Competencies
Community Organizing (Lv 3) Rating: 1 2 3 4
Gauges the readiness of community and municipal Situations:
officials in embracing the CEAC platform, and (What specific situations in the ACT needed this kind of
develops strategies to gain their support and buy-in competency?)
Promotes and mentors the community groups in
observing the use of consultative and facilitative -During barangay assembly most of the volunteers are asking
techniques in conducting prescribed activities and Why they are always given a task especially during
decision making implementation. Since they have enough knowledge.
Actively engages the municipal local government
unit, CSOs, and other stakeholders to bridge access
of communities to institutions or those who are
either entrusted with the responsibility for basic
services delivery or who have the capacity to assist
communities realize their plans
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
She recap the discussion of KALAHI CIDSS and the objectives. She really ensure that the community volunteers understand
the purpose, And encouraged the community the willingness to help and attend trainings for the good of the barangay.
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
- She engaged and listen to the participants very opened to the ideas. And she also encourage the participants to
interact on what in their mind so that can achieve one common goal and have a better outcome. She uses different
teaching strategies in order to get the attention of participants.
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
- The Community were empowered and they develop more confidence and conduct meeting with barangay
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)
Actions:
(What did the staff do to address the situation/s?)
Results:
(What was/were the result/s (positive or negative) of the actions to the staff’s subordinates, peers, clients, or to the entire
team?)