ANG TINDI NG IDOL KO INSPITE OF THE SO CALLED HATERS AND LOYALIST MIND BOGGLING LIES AND DECEPTION TAAS PA RIN NG RATING THE BEST PRESIDENT OF ALL TIME.CLAP!!CLAP!!CLAP!! HOW ABOUT U HATERS AND LOYALIST??? WALA NGANGA LANG HEHEHE Movement for Good Governance says Aquino got higher score of 6.11 By Doris C. Dumlao |Philippine Daily Inquirer 6:07 pm | Sunday, July 27th, 2014 1 0 0 1 0 benigno aquino8 President Benigno S. Aquino III. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO MANILA, Philippines – The Movement for Good Governance (MGG), a civil society coalition advocating government transparency, accountability, integrity and honesty, has given the Aquino administration a grade of 6.11 on his fourth year in office. The rating, which is based on a scale of one to 10 of which 10 is the highest, marked a steady improvement from MGG’s score since 2010 but still fell short of the 7.5 score needed to be deemed on track and expected to achieve targets as scheduled. MGG, which is chaired by former Socieconomic Planning Secretary Solita Monsod, started benchmarking the performance of the Aquino administration in 2010 using a scorecard system to assess the extent to which the administration has implemented the President’s platform of the President. MGG said scoring was done “based on data and not on perceptions.” The 6.11 score given by MGG to the Aquino administration for the year 2013 was higher than the score of 5.77 given in 2012, 5.59 in 2011 and 4.69 in 2010. The MGG noted with favor the increasing performance of the Aquino administration in managing the economy, public finance, and delivery of health services. However, it said that no significant improvement had been observed in the development of the agricultural sector. The total score of the performance of the administration of 6.11 was 6 percent higher than the score in 2012, based on the latest assessment issued by MGG on Saturday. 2010 2011 2012 2013 Economy 4.4 5.66 6.0 6.58 Public Finance 4.93 6.88 5.7 6.03 Health 3.0 3.17 5.5 6.33 Agriculture 5.5 5.5 Environment 4.7 5.2 5.3 Governance 4.5 6.5 6.62 Education 5.68 6.10 5.79 Total 4.69 5.59 5.77 6.11 Overall, MGG lauded the achievement of the targets in the government’s investment to GDP (gross domestic product) ratio, improving the global competitiveness of the Philippines particularly in doing business, and the attainment of the peace agreement with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front for the creation of a new regional autonomy for the Bangsamoro. But it said the achievement of the target in employment generation should be noted with caution since it was attained through a reduction in the target. MGG noted the progress of the administration in achieving the goals of its infrastructure program, maintaining macro-stability, provision of universal health care, and attainment of health-related millennium development goals (MDGs). Efforts were made in achieving the targets in revenue-generation, promoting the competitiveness of the agricultural sector, provision of post-harvest facilities, and promoting agricultural development in Mindanao, MGG noted. However, it said the results of the programs were lower than expected. Low marks were given on the government’s poverty reduction program, the export to GDP ratio, observance of the rule of law, control of private armies, the import program on basic commodities like rice, and bio-security (i.e. protection of the country from pests, diseases, and toxic substances.) MGG also emphasized the need to strengthen the universal health care program of government, noting that 47.6 percent of deaths in the country were unattended by physicians. The coalition also lamented the low ratio of health care workers to the population, the high out-of pocket expenses of patients, the high maternal mortality rate, and the rising cases of AIDS. RELATED STORIES On eve of Sona, Aquino in ‘high spirits’ as DAP issue looms large Palace vows to file Bangsamoro law as Congress opens Read more: newsinfo.inquirer.net/623784/movement-for-good-governance-says-aquino-got-higher-score-of-6-11#ixzz38fRTodQY Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook
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