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Training Needs of Barangay Officials In Public Fiscal Administration A Special Research Presented to the Faculty of Graduate School Open University Polytechnic University of the Philippines In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Degree Master in Public Administration By Anthony C. Mercado 14 February 2010 CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction The Republic Act 7160 or commonly known as the Local Government Code of 1991 had enacted the transfer of power and authority from the national government to local units. As the territorial and political subdivisions of the state. One of the powers devolved to the local government unit is the power to create its own sources of†¦show more content†¦It will cover the study to determine the training needs of each barangay officials in public fiscal administration to boost development and strengthen fiscal position of their Barangay unit. Particularly, the research shall address the following specific problems: 1. What are the past and current experiences of the Barangay Officials in terms of the following: a. Budgeting b. Local Taxation/Revenue Generation and Expenditures c. Accounting d. Auditing 2. What do they need so that they could develop expertise in the above areas of fiscal administration? 3. What training did they have attended in the past? 4. What trainings are available in the government institution and agencies made to offer to every officials and personnel? Hypothesis Dispersal of financial responsibility or fiscal decentralization is a core component of decentralization. If local governments and private organizations are to carry out decentralized functions effectively, they must have an adequate level of revenues – either raised locally or transferred from the central government– as well as the authority to make decisions about expenditures. 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