As part of its commitment to continuously improve services for Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) beneficiaries, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office XI took part in the National Enhanced Social Welfare and Development Indicator (SWDI) Pilot Testing on July 23โ€“24, 2026 in the municipalities of New Bataan and Pantukan, Davao de Oro.

Selected personnel from the Regional Program Management Office, the Provincial Operations Office of Davao de Oro, and Municipal Links from the two pilot municipalities participated in the two-day activity to test the Enhanced SWDI Mobile Application before its nationwide rollout this August 2026.

The pilot testing allowed participants to experience how the application works in actual field situations through a series of simulations. By taking turns as case managers and beneficiaries, they evaluated the application’s features, identified technical concerns, and recommended improvements to ensure it will function effectively during real household assessments.

The Enhanced SWDI Mobile Application is designed to streamline the assessment of 4Ps households, enabling faster data collection and more efficient case management. Through digital innovation, the system is expected to help social workers better understand the needs of beneficiary families and provide more responsive, evidence-based interventions that support their journey toward self-sufficiency.

The participation of DSWD Field Office XI highlights the Department’s continued efforts to strengthen digital transformation and deliver faster, more efficient, and people-centered social welfare services for Filipino families.

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