According to the Citizen
Satisfaction Index System of the Department of Interior and Local Government,
in cooperation with Ateneo School of Government, 65% of the locals in
Muntinlupa are generally ‘satisfied’ with the LGU’s services while 29% are
neutral and 6% shows dissatisfaction.
Survey also shows significant
results on the residents’ perception on need and satisfaction to the City
Government’s programs in Support to Education, Social Welfare, Environmental
Services, and Public Works and Infrastructure.
The Citizen Satisfaction Index
System aims to capture relevant citizens’ feedback and satisfaction on local
governments’ service delivery performance.
National Focal Person for CSIS
Rusell Castañeda explained that through the survey, CSIS thrust to help local
government units evaluate programs and create a Citizen-Driven Priority Action
Plan to improve satisfaction from constituency.
Castañeda added that as the
organization put the results in application, it helps embark in the Local
Government Code, RA 7160, Section 16 to elicit efficient and effective governance
to the promotion of the general welfare.
CSIS comprises of 8 service areas
namely Health, Support to Education, Social Welfare, Environmental Management,
Public Works and Infrastructure, Governance and Response, Agricultural Support,
and Tourism Promotion.
Core concepts gathered in the
survey conducted were the respondents’ awareness, availment, satisfaction, and
importance of the LGU’s services.
Assistant Project Manager of CSIS
in Ateneo School of Government Alvin del Castillo discussed that the survey was
conducted in January 2015 and recorded the respondents’ feedback six months
prior to the data gathering.
He added that the results
challenges the city in linking the perceptions of citizens and actual service
implementation, translating them into actual action points.
Mayor Jaime Fresnedi told local
execs and officials not to be complacent on the data and continue to enhance
the City Government’s services.
Fresnedi administration continues
build linkages with national agencies and the academe to get the pulse of the
locals in effectively serving them.
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