Philippines: Governmental resources

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Philippines
Governmental organizations

Last updated: 1 June 2001

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, President of the Philippines

Office of the Press Secretary

Office of the President Network (OPNet) - "This website provides easy access to various significant public files of the executive arm of government - from policy decisions and issuances to presidential speeches and priority projects ... The OPnet is part of the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) Information Network Project, also dubbed as ANGEL Project. It is primarily aimed at establishing a comprehensive information network in support of the national government's development planning, legislation and congressional budgeting"

House of Representatives - 11th Congress

National Implementation of Agenda 21 - report on the progress made since Earth Summit 1992, provided by the Philippine Government for the Earth Summit +5 Conference (June 1997, New York). This is a comprehensive document and it's around 140KB thick, downloading will take some time, but it's worth waiting

Department of Agrarian Reform

Department of Agriculture

Department of Budget and Management

Department of Education, Culture and Sports

Department of Energy

Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)

DENR Caraga Region

Laguna Lake Development Authority - "To lead, promote and accelerate the development and balanced growth of the Laguna de Bay basin within the context of national and regional plans and policies for social and economic development and to carry out the development of the basin with due regard and adequate provision for environmental management and control, preservation of the quality of human life and ecological systems, and the prevention of undue ecological disturbances, deterioration and pollution"

Pasig River Rehabilitation Program

Department of Finance

Department of Foreign Affairs

Department of Health

Department of the Interior and Local Government

Local Government Academy

Department of Science and Technology

Food and Nutrition Research Institute

Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration

Philippine Council for Health Research and Development - involved in health and bio-technology development, whatever that may mean regarding the public health in the country

Department of Social Welfare and Development

Department of Tourism

Department of Trade and Industry

Development Academy of the Philippines - "has supported the shaping of new policies, crafting of innovative development programs, and modernizing of government and private enterprises. These were achieved through technical and management consultancy services, training and education programs, and research and publications"

League of Cities of the Philippines - "has represented the communal efforts of city mayoralties throughout the country in their efforts to share and promote best practices in the fields of public adminstration and governance, as well as critical urban issues, such as environmental management and public works administration"

League of Provinces of the Philippines - " an organization of 78 provincial subdivisions comprising the Philippine Republic. Organically, its mandate is rooted in the Local Government Code of 1991, which provides for the formation of Leagues in all levels of the local bureaucratic hierarchy - from the provinces, cities, municipalities, and the barangays. The stratification was designed to render the local government units truly autonomous in the exercise of local affairs and governance, in the delivery of basic services to the community, in the management and utilization of local resources, in the individual pursuit of developmental programs, and in the furtherance of their corporate structure. The League is a non-profit, non-stock organization which has, for the past four years, been pursuing programs aided by local and foreign assistance packages, notably, the United Nations Children's Fund, the Department of Health, the United States Agency for International Development through the Philippine Business for Social Progress, and other funding sources, even as it strives to set in place structures that will generate income which can be re-channeled toward the implementation of various pro-people and community-based development projects"

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority

Micro Impacts of Macreconomic Adjustment Policies (MIMAP) - "a five-year research project that aims to inform policymakers of the possible effects of macroeconomic adjustment policies on vulnerable groups. The project is funded by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), a public corporation created by the Canadian Government, and implemented by the Policy and Development Foundation, Inc. (PDFI)."

National Citizens' Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL)

National Commission for Culture and the Arts

National Computer Center - "NCC will strive to encourage various sectors to utilize IT as a strategic national resource and tool for sustainable development and wealth generation. How we can keep abreast with the fast changing pace of IT could might as well spell the difference between success and failure of the country in achieving the goals of its National IT Plan"

National Economic and Development Authority - the major governmental agency dealing with development issues, the site provides numerous links to institutions and organizations in the country, highly recommended

National Statistical Coordination Board

Philippine Institute for Development Studies - "a nonstock, nonprofit government research institution engaged in long-term, policy-oriented research, the Institute is envisioned to be a development policy think-tank for planners, policy- and decisionmakers specifically those in the Cabinet, the Senate and the network of agencies which make up the National Economic and Development Authority"

Statistical Research and Training Center

National Food Authority - "the government agency mandated to ensure stability in the Philippine food industry"

National Youth Commission - "the sole policy-making and coordinating body of all youth development programs of the government. Its mission is to lead in policy formulation, prioritization and direction of all development programs for the Filipino youth, to harness their full potential and to encourage their active participation in nation-building"

Northwestern Luzon Growth Quadrangle - a commission promoting development in the Northwestern Luzon Region

Cebu City Government

Congress of the Philippines

Senate of the Philippines

Pasig City Government

Philippine Centennial Site - not a governmental page, but it refers to the national event of 1998

Philippine Embassy, Abu Dhabi

Philippine Embassy, Canberra (Australia)

Philippine Embassy, Brussels (Belgium)

Philippine Embassy, London (United Kingdom)

Philippine Embassy, Ottawa (Canada)

Philippine Embassy, Pretoria (South Africa)

Philippine Embassy, Singapore

Philippine Embassy, Tokyo (Japan)

Philippine Embassy, Vienna (Austria)

Philippine Embassy, Washington DC (USA)

Philippine Mission to the United Nations (New York)

Philippine Permanent Delegation to UNESCO (Paris)

Philippine Judicial System - "This IS NOT AN OFFICIAL publication of the Philippine Government. The following Web pages are the first of a number of documents the author will publish covering the Philippine Legal System and other selected areas of law"

Philippine Social Security System

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) - "to mobilize the full participation of industry, labor, local government units and technical-vocational institutions in the country's skilled manpower development programs"

Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines

PhilLinks on Balita - the ultimate Philippines Search Engine

LDB Philippines Web-Site Navigation Panel

Just click on the site you want to see.