NSCB - StatCalendar - Agricultural Credit Policy Council (ACPC)

1. Name of agency	2. Name and Designation of Head of Agency	3. Address of agency (including URL or website address)
Agricultural Credit Policy Council (ACPC)	Jovita M. Corpuz Executive Director	3/F Agustin I Bldg., Emerald Ave., Ortigas Center, Pasig City www.acpc.gov.ph


Title of Statistical Activity	Objective of activity	Outputs of the activity to be generated in 2003 (1/report; 2/data; 3/others. Specify type, frequency, no.)	Contact person (name; designation; unit; tel/fax no.; and email)	Remarks
(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)
I. Current/Regular Activities
A. Data production/improvement
1. Administrative-based statistics
1.1 Monitoring of Credit, Guarantee and Insurance Programs	To monitor performance of rural financing schemes for agriculture and fisheries on a periodic basis	1st semester 2002 report; Year-end 2002 report; 1st semester 2003 report	Rachel B. Clores Econ III - OIC Division Chief, FPMS Tel No. 634-3321 Fax No. 634-3319
1.2 Monitoring of Bank Lending to Agriculture	To determine amounts of bank loans to agriculture and fisheries, by bank type, by activities, by commodity and by region	Semestral data sets; 2002 Year-end report	Rachel B. Clores Econ III - OIC Division Chief, FPMS Tel No. 634-3321 Fax No. 634-3320
1.3 AMCFP Monitoring and Evaluation	To provide the President through the DA-Planning updated and timely reports on the performance of LBP, Quedancor and ACPC on credit and financing under the AFMA/SONA	Monthly data sets	Bieth Gerardo PDO III, FPMS Tel No. 634-3321 Fax No. 634-3319
1.4 Small Farmers and Fisherfolk Credit Accessibility Survey	1. To review the extent and level of farm and fishing indebtedness (i.e. from both formal and informal credit sources	1. Extent and level of indebtedness among farm and fishing households;
		2. Analysis of credit demand among borrowers and non-borrowers;
		3. Loan uses and rate of diversion;
	2. To revisit and analyze credit demand in farm and fishing households	4. List of loan availment and repayment constraints;
		5. Recommendation on the improvement of credit accessibility
	3. To identify loan uses in these households
	4. To determine loan availment and repayment constraints (if any); and
	5. To give recommendation on how to further improve the flow of credit to small farm and fishing households
1.5 The impact of Microfinance on Agri-households	1. Determine the extent of access of farm and fishing household to microfinance	1. Econometric models particularly explaining the behaviour of income and consumption smoothing	Rebec Fernandez Division Chief, Policy Research and Planning Staff T: 634-332 / F: 634-3319
	2. Develop the test econometric models that explain the extent to which microfinance has influenced incomes, consumption, and borrowing patterns of agri-households; and	2. Policy recommendation based on the results;
	3. Formulate policy recommendations based on the results of the study

9. Focal Person for Data Dissemination	10. Prepared by:	11. Approved by:
Name: Florecita Notario	Signature:	Signature:
Position: Director II	Name: Bieth D. Gerardo	Name: Jovita M. Corpuz
Unit: Public Affairs and Info. Services Staff	Position: PDO III	Position: Executive Director
Tel. & Fax No. and email:	Unit: Financial Packaging and Monitoring Staff	Unit: Office of the Executive Director, ACPC
634-3321 or 26 / 634-3319	Tel. & Fax No. and email: 634-3321 or 26 / 634-3319	Tel. & Fax No. and email: 634-3321 or 26 / 634-3319

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