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Walktrhough on the SubayBAYAN Portal for CSOs, Open House on the Procurement Dashboard and Formal Turnover of the CSO Multi-Year Development Plan

Access to Information, Digital Governance, Public Participation — Open Data Release

Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Senegal — May 18, 2026 @ 1:05pm - 5:30am GMT+08:00

Besao, Mountain Province

Host Organization and Partners — Besao LGU

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The walkthrough is specially designed to equip CSOs and the community with the knowledge and tools to effectively navigate the portal, track public funds, and monitor all ongoing development projects in the municipality right from their screens. It aims to leverage technology to champion accountability, foster collaboration, and strengthen citizen-led monitoring in the community.

The open house for the procurement dashboard.. This dashboard acts as a public tracker showing the current status of projects, total costs, winning bidders, and the specific offices responsible in case of project delays.

The formal turnover of the CSO Multi-Year Development Plan to the Municipal Mayor serves as the vital link between civic advocacy and state implementation. By submitting this document for inclusion in the LGU’s Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP), 2027-2032, the LGU institutionalizes grassroots participation. This integration guarantees that the sector-specific programs, projects, and activities (PPAs) identified by citizens are woven into the long-term socio-economic and spatial blueprint of the municipality, securing funding and executive support. The turnover of the CSO Development Plan is uniquely opportune, as the LGU’s CDP Team is scheduled to hold its finalization workshop on May 19–21, 2026.

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