SGLGIF

Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund

WHAT IS SGLGIF?

The Seal of Good Local Governance Incentive Fund (SGLGIF) is a performance-based incentive program that provides financial support from the national government to Local Government Units (LGUs). It aims to encourage LGUs to improve governance performance and ensure that local development initiatives are aligned with national development priorities.
The SGLG Incentive Fund is granted to LGUs that successfully pass the Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) assessment for the current year. The evaluation is conducted by the SGLG National Validation Team (NVT) under the supervision of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), in coordination with the SGLG Council, which is composed of various National Government Agencies (NGAs).
The SGLG Incentive Fund evolved from one of the long-standing flagship programs of the DILG known as the Performance Challenge Fund (PCF). Originally established in 2010, the PCF serves as a performance-based reform program designed to rationalize intergovernmental transfers from the national government to LGUs and to reward outstanding local governance performance.

BOTOLAN

PROJECT TITLE: Installation of Solar-Powered Street Lights in Brgy. San Miguel and Danacbunga, Botolan, Zambales
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: COMPLETED
PURPOSE: The LGU is noted for always prioritizing the needs of its constituents among many others. To ensure consistent good governance, the procurement of solar street lights to be installed within low-lit, high-risk, and accident-prone areas within the municipality will increase public safety and suspect accountability. The lighting units will also be used to secure safe passage within interior barangay roads.

CABANGAN

PROJECT TITLE: Construction of Apo-Apo-Cadmang Road
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: ONGOING
PURPOSE: The project aims to provide a safer, more reliable, and efficient road network that will facilitate the movement of people, goods, and services. Specifically, the project seeks to reduce travel time, enhance road safety, and support local economic development by improving access to markets, schools, health facilities, and other essential public services. The construction of the road will also contribute to rural development, strengthen connectivity between barangays, and promote inclusive growth within the municipality.

CANDELARIA

PROJECT TITLE: Purchase of Garbage Truck
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: COMPLETED
PURPOSE: The purpose of the Purchase of a Garbage Truck is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the municipality’s solid waste management system. The project aims to enhance the collection, transportation, and proper disposal of waste from households, public areas, and commercial establishments.

CASTILLEJOS

PROJECT TITLE: Construction of Castillejos LandMark
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: COMPLETED
PURPOSE: The purpose of the Construction of the Castillejos Landmark is to establish a distinctive structure that represents the identity, culture, and pride of the municipality of Castillejos. The landmark will serve as a welcoming symbol for residents and visitors while promoting the town’s heritage and community spirit.
Specifically, the project aims to enhance the visual appeal of the municipality, strengthen local tourism promotion, and create a recognizable point of interest that highlights the unique character of Castillejos. It will also provide a suitable site for community activities, photo opportunities, and public gatherings.

IBA

PROJECT TITLE: Procurement and Installation of Playground Equipment for a Child-Friendly Park
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: COMPLETED
PURPOSE: The purpose of the Procurement and Installation of Playground Equipment for a Child-Friendly Park is to provide a safe, accessible, and enjoyable recreational space for children in the community. The project aims to promote children’s physical activity, social interaction, and overall well-being through the availability of properly designed and installed play facilities.

MASINLOC

PROJECT TITLE: Construction of Small Water Impounding Project (SWIP), Brgy. Sto. Rosario, Masinloc, Zambales
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: ONGOING
PURPOSE: to improve water availability for agricultural use and support sustainable farming activities in the community. The project aims to collect and store rainwater that can be utilized during dry seasons to ensure a reliable water supply for irrigation. Specifically, the project seeks to increase agricultural productivity, assist local farmers in maintaining crop production, and reduce the impact of water shortages during periods of low rainfall. The Small Water Impounding Project will also help manage water resources more efficiently and contribute to climate resilience in the area.

SAN ANTONIO

PROJECT TITLE: Purchase of Hematology Machine
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: Completed
PURPOSE: To enhance the diagnostic capability of local health facilities by providing accurate and efficient laboratory testing services. The machine will be used to perform blood analysis, which is essential for the detection, diagnosis, and monitoring of various health conditions.

SAN FELIPE

PROJECT TITLE: Construction of Vermi-Composting Facility
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: Completed
PURPOSE: To promote sustainable waste management by converting biodegradable waste into nutrient-rich organic fertilizer through the process of Vermicomposting. This project aims to reduce the volume of organic waste disposed of in landfills while producing valuable compost for agricultural and gardening use.

SAN MARCELINO

PROJECT TITLE: Procurement of One (1) Unit Brand New Mobile Patrol Vehicle
ALLOCATION: PHP 1,153,000
STATUS: Completed
PURPOSE: To enhance the mobility and operational capability of local law enforcement in maintaining peace and order within the community. The project aims to strengthen public safety by enabling authorities to conduct regular patrols, respond quickly to emergencies, and effectively monitor different areas within the municipality.

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