german development cooperation / german technical cooperation (gtz)

ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB) 

Key Area Project Focal 

Person/Government 

Contact 

Education Department of 

Education 

NASA Compound, 

Pasig City 

Telefax +632 6359826 

Municipal Development 

Fund Office 

Podium, Executive 

Tower Bldg., BSP 

complex, Manila 

Tel. +632 5239935 

PMD 

Land Bank of the 

Philippines 

1598 M.H. del Pilar St. 

Malate Manila 

Tel. (02) 5220000 

loc. 7309 

Fax. +632 5288542 

OPDS, Department of 

Interior and Local 

Government 

7/F Francisco Gold 

Building 

EDSA cor. Mapagmahal 

St. Quezon City 

Telefax +632 9204312 

DBP 

Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue 

Makati City 

Tel. +632 8189511 

ext. 2320 

Telefax +632 8932128/ 

Housing and Urban 

INVENTORY OF PROGRAMS, PROJECTS, AND 

INITIATIVES ON LOCAL AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES 

Program/Pro 

jects 

Secondary 

Education 

Development 

and 

Improvement 

Mindanao 

Basic 

Urban 

Services 

Sector 

Development 

of 

Poor Urban 

Communities 

Description/ Objective Implementing 

Agency 

To reduce inequity and geographical 

disparity in the access to quality, and 

efficiency of public secondary education 

by targeting poverty affected provinces 

with low enrolment rates and with low 

minimum basic needs indicators. Another 

important objective is to facilitate the 

decentralization process to establish 

conditions for school-based management. 

To enable local governments to 

provide, upgrade, and rehabilitate basic 

municipal infrastructure and services. 

Project components include the provision 

of physical infrastructure and institutional 

capacity building wherein LGUs will be 

trained in preparing and implementing 

comprehensive land use resource 

mobilization program. 

To create sustainable systems for 

providing loans to LGUs for site 

development and distribution of tenure to 

poor informal settlers. Important project 

objectives include the expansion of 

access of the urban poor to microcredit 

for shelter finance and small enterprise 

Department of 

Education 

(DepEd)/ 

Municipal 

Development 

Fund Office 

(MDFO) 

Land Bank of 

the Philippines 

(LBP) 

Department of 

Interior and 

Local 

Government 

(DILG) 

Development 

Bank of the 

Philippines 

(DBP)/ 

Housing and 

Urban 

Development 

Covered LGUs Date of 

Implemen 

tation 

14 provinces: 

Ifugao, Benguet, 

Antique, Guimaras, 

Surigao del Sur, 

Agusan del Sur, 

Romblon, Masbate, 

Negros Oriental, 

Leyte, Southern 

Leyte, Biliran, 

Zamboanga del Sur, 

North Cotabato 

Regions IX, X, XI, 

XII, Caraga, ARMM; 

About 40 LGUs in 

Mindanao 

Cities outside Metro 

Manila. Pilot cities 

include Angeles City, 

Bacolod, Talisay and 

Cagayan de Oro City 

Status Budget 

(Mil) 

This document is an updated version of the inventory of programs and projects found in the “Feasibility Study to Establish a Local Governance Development Program (LGDP) in the Philippines (prepared for 

AusAID by the Feasibility Study Mission,September 2005).” This includes recently completed and ongoing projects. 

11 Dec 

1998 

31 Dec 

2006 

27 Sep 

2001 

30 Jun 

2008 

18 Dec 

2003 to 

31 Dec 

2009 

Ongoing 53.000 



ADB 

ADB 

ADB 

Funding 

Source



Contact 

Planning and 

Budgeting 

ODA 

Harmonizatio 

n 

Development 

Coordinating Council 

6th Floor, Atrium 

Building, Makati 

Avenue, Makati City 

Tel. +632 8114116 

Program/Pro 

jects 

Strengthenin 

g Provincial & 

Local 

Planning and 

Expenditure 

Management 

(PEM) 

Harmonizatio 

n & 

Managing for 

Results 

LGU Finance Local 

Government 

Finance & 

Budget 

Reform 

Project 


Agency 

development and the promotion of 

participatory community-drive planning by 

strengthening the role and capacity of 

participating communities, LGUs, the 

HUDCC, and the NHA to meet their 

responsibilities under the LGC of 1991 

and the MTPDP. 

To strengthen LGU capacity to manage 

the decentralization process, including: 

enhancing capacity of LGUs to manage 

provincial and local planning, investment 

programming, and budgeting and 

enhancing service delivery capability of 

LGUs 

The TA supports the country’s response 

to the global call for ownership, 

harmonization, alignment, results and 

mutual accountability under the Paris 

Declaration of March 2005, by: 

� Encouraging rationalized and simplified 

procedures for better implementation of 

development projects. 

� Aligning development partner activities 

with the Government’s planning cycle 

and development agenda. 

� Harmonizing the dev. Partners’ policies 

and procedures among themselves and 

with those of the Gov’s to minimize 

costs and delays 

To provide an analytical overview of key 

issues that will guide the formulation of 

ADB activities to support reform of LGU 

finance and budget processes. 

To improve LGU finance through efficient 

and effective delivery of relevant 

technical, policy advisory, management, 

and administrative assistance to LGUs for 

improved fiscal and financial 

management. 

Coordinating 

Council 

(HUDCC) 


Implemen 

tation 

NEDA Jan 2005 

to Sep 

2006 

IFG-DOF Jan 2006 

to Sep 

2007 

BLGF-DOF Regions III, IV-A, and VII May 2006 

to Dec. 

2007 

Status Budget 

(Mil) 

Completed $ 0.35 ADB 

Ongoing $ 0.70 ADB 

Ongoing 0.850 ADB 



Funding 

Source



Contact 

Program/Pro 

jects 

LGU FInance Local 

Governance 

& Fiscal 

Management 


Agency 

To support the Government's fiscal 

consolidation and poverty reduction 

agendas by improving resource 

mobilization, expenditure management, 

and public service delivery in LGUs so as 

to guide the formulation of future ADB 

interventions to support reforms in these 

areas 


Implemen 

tation 

Status Budget 

(Mil) 

DILG TBD – 3 provinces TBD 1.8 ADB 



Funding 

Source

AUSTRALIAN AID (AUSAID) 

Key Area Project Focal Person Program/Proje 

cts 

Human 

resource 

development 

Capacity 

building 

Capacity 

building 

Social 

services 



Philippines- 

Australia 

Human 

Resource 

Development 

Facility 

(PAHRDF) 

Local 

Governance 

Development 

Program 

Philippines- 

Australia 

Community 

Assistance 

Program 

(PACAP) 

Area-Focused 

Provinces 


Agency 

Provides HRD support to selected LGUs, 

government agencies and nongovernment 

organizations (NGOs). 

PAHRDF brings a new approach to 

structured HRD interventions (such as 

post post graduate and customized 

training and development) by focusing on 

specific needs of key institutions that are 

engaged in planned change for improved 

service delivery. The PAHRDF is the 

result of the merging of the Philippines- 

Australia Short Term Training Facility 

(PASTTF) and the Australian 

Development Scholarship (ADS) in the 

Philippines 

To improve delivery of basic services by 

local government units to enhance local 

development by strengthening and the 

effectiveness of LGU governance 

structures and systems 

Provides support for community-based 

development initiatives by nongovernment 

organizations, people’s 

organizations and local government units 

aimed at raising the living standards of 

poor and marginalized Filipinos, 

Beginning 2005, PACAP’s new phased 

will be employing new approaches and 

strategies that will enable the facility to 

further respond to Philippine development 

priorities, 

In line with its Country Program Strategy 

for 2004-2008, AusAID will concentrate 

efforts to alleviate poverty in five 


Implement 

ation 

Regions VII (Bohol), VIII (N 

Samar), X, Caraga 

Regions VI (MIDC) and VII 

(Bohol) 

Regions VII (Bohol), VIII (N 

Samar), X, Caraga 

Nationwide for NGOs 

Bohol, Misamis Occidental, 

Lanao del Sur, Northern 

Samar, and Agusan del 

Status Budget 

(Mil) 



Funding 

Source 

2004-2009 Ongoing A$ 60.0 AusAID 

2006-2016 Ongoing 

2005-2009 A$ 28.3 

2004-2008 A$ 17


cts 

People’s 

participation, 

livelihood 

Philippines- 

Australia 

Local 

Sustainability 

(PALS) 

Program II 

Health Malaria 

Control and 

Prevention 

Project 


Agency 

Philippine provinces, namely 

Aside from on-going projects, further 

assistance will be provided in three main 

areas: (a) enhancing planning and service 

delivery capabilities, (b) easing 

constraints to rural production and 

marketing, and (c) developing human 

capital 

This aims to strengthen participatory 

planning and local management of local 

resources for the promotion of sustainable 

community livelihoods. Communities and 

LGUs (selected municipalities) within the 

province may propose activities coherent 

with the program objectives through the 

Program Development Facility 

Following the completion of earlier 

phases, a Community Trust Fund (CTF) 

was established to maintain availability of 

resources needed for core equipment and 

supplies. Final discussions are now 

ongoing as to the mechanism for fund 

management by a non-government entity. 

Agusan del Sur 

(with nongovernment 

entity as 

manager of CTF) 

Sur. 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

(Mil) 

Misamis Occidental 2004-2009 A$19.6 

Agusan del Sur CTF will be 

monitored 

until 2007 

Funding 

Source 

A$ 6.9 AusAID 

Agrarian 

Philippines- Assistance for the development of United Nations Bohol, Northen Samar, 2003 to 

A$9.1 AusAID 

Reform 

Australia innovative approaches to farm and non- Food and Misamis Occidental, 2006 

Technical farm livelihood ventures of agrarian Agriculture Surigao del Norte and 

Support to reform beneficiaries (ARBs) in Bohol, Organization Agusan del Sur 

Agrarian Northern Samar, Misamis Occidental, (FAO) 

Reform and Surigao del Norte, and Agusan del Sur. GOP 

Rural 

The project is working to increase the Counterpart: 

Development ability of ARBs to influence their own well 

Departm 

(PATSARRD) being by incorporating sustained and ent of Land 

participatory planning processes into the 

operation of the DLR and participating 

Reform (DLR) 

This document is an updated version of the inventory of programs and projects found in the “Feasibility 

Study to Establish a Local Governance Development Program (LGDP) in the Philippines (prepared for 

AusAID by the Feasibility Study Mission,September 2005).” This includes recently completed and ongoing projects.


cts 

Agrarian 

Reform 

Land 

Administration 

and 

Management 

Project Phase 

2 


Agency 

local government units 

Aims to stimulate investment for broad 

based economic growth by improving the 

property rights environment for private 

sector development. LAMP II builds on 

the reforms achieved in LAMP and further 

improves land administration services 

through policy, legal and institutional 

changes, increased land tenure security 

and improve property and land valuation 

systems. 


Implement 

ation 

DAR Regions V (Naga City), VI 

(Iloilo City), VII (Bohol), VIII 

(Leyte) 

Status Budget 

(Mil) 



Funding 

Source 

2005-2010 Ongoing $ 34 AusAID and 

WB

CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 


cts 

Capacity 

building and 

governance 

Participatory 

Governance 

Private sector 




Local 

Governance 

Support 

Program in the 

Autonomous 

Region in 

Muslim 

Mindanao 

(LGSPA) 

Building Unity 

and Integrating 

Local Efforts 

towards 

Democratic 

Development 

(BUILD) 

Private 

Enterprise 

Accelerated 

Resource 

Linkages 

(PEARL) 

Phase II 

Civil society Canada Fund 

for Local 

Initiatives 

(CFLI) 


Agency 

To enhance local governance capacity in 

the ARMM with respect to local 

government leadership and management, 

service delivery, resource generation and 

management, participatory governance, 

and peace building. 

To support initiatives of Filipino civil 

society organization, networks and 

government agencies promote democratic 

institutions and practices, enhance civil 

society's policy role, and strengthen the 

political will of governments. 

To support the development of SMEs thru 

sectoral enhancement, partnership 

development, and capacity development 

for investment promotion 

This is a Mission-administered CIDA 

program that has been active in the 

Philippines since 1983. It supports 

projects of local NGOs, POs, and 

cooperatives addressing technical, 

economic, cultural, and/or social 

development issues 


Implement 

ation 

ARMM LGUs under ARMM 2005 - 

2010 

Embassy of 

Canada 

DTI, BOI NCR, Western Visayas, 

ARMM 

Embassy of 

Canada 

Status Budget 

($ Mil) 



2005 - 

2007 

2002 - 

2007 

Nationwide Renewed 

Annually 

Funding 

Source 

18.00 CIDA 

0.5 CIDA 

on going 8.6 CIDA 

0.8 CIDA


cts 

SMEs 


Business 

Advisory 

Project, Phase 

II (BAP-II) 

MDGs UNICEF-Child 

Friendly 

Movement 

Project 

Microenterpri 

se 


Employment 

generation 

Capacity 

building and 

governance 

Promoting 

Rural Industries 

& Market 

Enhancement 

(PRIME) 

Promoting 

Youth 

Employment 

E-government 

for efficiency 

and 

effectiveness 

(E-3) 


Agency 

The project is designed to increase the 

operating effectiveness of clusters of 

small and medium enterprises (SMEs), 

through the use of short-term Filipino and 

Canadian business advisors. 

To build capacity among governments at 

the local level to deliver MDG-related 

social services and to advocate for 

children's rights at the national level. 

To establish viable rural micro 

enterprises, to enhance their market 

participation, and to foster policy reforms 

that assist rural enterprises 

To support efforts of the Government and 

other partners to formulate and implement 

an integrated policy and program package 

for youth employment and to build pilot 

programs that will generate concrete 

outputs 

To contribute to the Government of the 

Philippines’ efforts to improved and 

equitable access by poor women and 

men to government social services 

through information and communications 

technologies 

DTI Mindanao and Visayas 

Region 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

($ Mil) 



2003 - 

2008 

UNICEF Visayas Region 2005 - 

2008 

Philippine 

Development 

Assistance 

Program Inc. 

International 

Labor 

Organization 

Bearing Point 

International 

Nationwide 2005 - 

2010 

Nationwide 2005 - 

2007 

Funding 

Source 

on going 7.0435 CIDA, 

CESO,BPSP 

and local 

Partners 

ongoing 7.5 CIDA, 

UNICEF, 

AusAid, 

NZAid 

ongoing 5 CIDA 

ongoing 11.2 CIDA 

Nationwide 2006-2011 Inception 10 CIDA

EUROPEAN UNION 


cts/ 

Rural 

Development 

Agrarian 

Reform 

Sustainable 

Development 

National Co-Director 

Filiberto Guzman, 

National Co-Director 

Georges Dehoux, 

European Co-Director 

ERP-CASCADE 

Address: Bonfal West, 

Bayombong 3700, 

Nueva Vizcaya 

Tel. : (078) 805-1225. 

Mr. Oscar Mama/Mr. 

Glynn Baker 

Co-Directors, STARCM 

2/F Apol J Bldg. 

Quezon Blvd, 

Kidapawan 

City,Cotabato 

Telephone(064) 278- 

4009 

Email: 

starcmpmo@yahoo.co 

m 

The PTF Coordinator 

EC UNDP SGP PTF 

7th Floor Neda sa 

Makati Building, 106 

Amorsolo St., 

Legazpi Village, Makati 

City 

Website : 

http://www.sgpptf.org 



Economic Self 

Reliance 

Programme— 

Caraballo and 

Southern 

Cordillera 

Agricultural 

Development 

Support to 

Agrarian 

Reform 

Communities in 

Central 

Mindanao 

Small Grants 

Programme 

‘Operations to 

Promote 

Tropical 

Forests’ 

Description/ Objective Implementers Covered LGUs Date of 

Impleme 

ntation 

To assist indigenous rural people in 

promoting an agro-based local economy 

that improves incomes and standard of 

living while allowing them to remain 

settled in their area 

To increase self-reliance, living standards 

and quality of life for farming households 

in 50 agrarian reform communities 

(ARCs) 

To implement EU Development policy 

based on priority for the poor, working 

towards sustainable development and 

integration into the mainstream economy 

by empowering the traditional forest 

people and rural poor to maintain, to 

reintroduce, to develop and practice 

traditional an novel ways of sustainable 

forest use. 

Department of 

Agriculture; local 

governments 

Benguet, Nueva Vizcaya, 

Nueva Ecija 

DAR Lanao del Norte, North 

Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat 

and Lanao del Sur (ARMM) 

UNDP, SEAMEO 

Regional Centre 

for Graduate 

Study and 

Research in 

Agriculture 

(SEARCA) 

Status Budget 

(Million 

Euro) 



11 May 

2001-11 

May 

2008 

Los Baños, Laguna Decembe 

r 2000- 

Decembe 

r 2007 

Funding 

Source 

24.5 EU 

23.32 EU 

Ongoing 15.13 EU; UNDP



GERMAN DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION / GERMAN TECHNICAL COOPERATION (GTZ) 


cts/ 

Components 

Health, 

Population & 

HIV/AIDS 

Dr. Claude Bodart 

2 nd Flr., Building 3, 

Department of Health, 

San Lazaro 

Compound Rizal 

Avenue, Sta. Cruz, 

Manila 

Telephone: (632) 

7423417 ; 7320121 

Telefax: (632) 7116140 

Program to 

Support 

Decentralizatio 

n 

GTZ Support to 

the Philippine 

Health Sector 

Reform and 

Population 

Management 

Program 

Policy Support 

Family and 

Reproductive 

Health 

Social Health 

Insurance 

Pharmaceutical 

Component 

Brief description of 

objectives and activities 

The overall goal of the “Program to 

Support Decentralization, Philippines”, is 

as follows: State, economic sector and 

civil society operate within a setting that is 

beneficial to decentralization (Visayas, 

Mindanao). The project comprises of 

three components: (1) political 

decentralization and good governance (2) 

fiscal decentralization and improved 

financial management and (3) institutional 

decentralization and improved delivery of 

services. 

To increase the population’s utilization of 

decentralized and high quality health 

services. 

Analysis and utilization of experiences for 

further development of policies, strategies 

and implementing guidelines 

Improvement of community managed 

family/reproductive health services 

Increasing the coverage of health 

insurance for the poorest of the 

population 

Establishment of a sustainable 

pharmaceutical procurement and 

distribution system 

Implementers Covered LGUs Date of 

Impleme 

ntation 

NEDA, DILG Masbate, Kalibo, Iloilo City, 

Bantayan, Cadiz City, 

Bacolod, Bais, Dumaguete, 

Siquijor, Tagbilaran, Cebu, 

Baybay, Tacloban, 

Borongan, Biliran 

Department of 

Health; Phil. 

Health Insurance 

Corp.; 

Participating 

LGU's, NGO's, 

and Associations 

Status Budget 

(Million 

Euro) 

Ongoing 0.68 

EUR 



Phase 2 

(October 

2004 - 

Septemb 

er 2008 

Funding 

Source 

GTZ 

On going 5.8 GTZ


cts/ 

Components 

Employment 

Generation 

Sustainable 


Sustainable 


Ms. Martina Vahlhaus, 

Program Manager 

10th Floor German 

Development Center , 

PDCP Bank Center 

Building, cor. L.P. 

Leviste and V.A. 

Rufino Streets Salcedo 

Village Makati City. 

Telephone: +63 2 

8123165 loc 47, Fax: 

+63 2 817-9095 

Mr. Jan Vakily 

Dr. Rudolf Hermes 

BFAR Region VI, PMU 

Muelle Loney St. Iloilo 

City 5000 

Peter Keller 

c/o NEDA-Region 8, 

Candahug Govt. 

Centre 

6501 Palo, Leyte 

(053)-3238624 

peter.keller@gtz.de 

Bert Nasayao, DENR 

Region 8, St. Nino Ext. 

6500 Tacloban, 

Telephone: (053)- 

3256340 

Local Health 

Systems 

Development 

Support to 

Local 

Population 

Management 

Program 

Small and 

Medium 

Enterprise 

Development 

for Sustainable 

Employment 

Program 

(SMEDSEP) 

Integrated 

Visayan Sea 

Coastal 

Resources and 

Fisheries 

Management 

Program 

(VisSea) 

Leyte Island 

Program 



Improvement of inter-local, public-private 

partnership and cooperation for rational 

and need-based local health system in 

Region 8 

Integration of population concerns into 

local development planning 

To enable public and private institutions to 

create a business environment that 

nurtures entrepreneurship and 

competition 

To address the issues of fisheries 

resource depletion and persistent poverty 

among fisherfolk in the Visayas Sea. 

To increase the poor population’s income 

thru through sustainable management of 

Leyte's natural resources. 


Impleme 

ntation 

DTI, TESDA, 

LGUs 

Status Budget 

(Million 

Euro) 



Funding 

Source 

Visayas 12 GTZ 

BFAR Iloilo, Negros 

Occidental,Cebu, Masbate 

DENR-R8 ); 

Provincial 

Government of 

Leyte; Provincial 

Government of 

Southern Leyte, 

City of Tacloban 

April 

2002 - 

2010 

Leyte and Tacloban City July 2003 

- June 

2007 

2.05 GTZ 

11.5 GTZ


cts/ 

Components 

Poverty 

Alleviation 

Peace and 


Dr. Ute Huebner 

Ms. Britta Jell 

c/o NEDA Region 8 

Candahug 

Government Center 

6501 Palo, Leyte 

Telephone: 

09196965885 

gtzjell@mozcom.com 

LGU Finance Development Bank of 


Program Development 

5/F DBP Building, 

Makati Ave. cor. Sen. 

Puyat Ave, Makati 

Phone: (02) 819 1409 

or 8189 511 local 2546 

LGU Finance Development Bank of 


Head Office, Makati 

Ave. cor. Sen. Gil 

Puyat Ave., Makati 

Phone: (02) 818-9511 

loc 3112/3113 

LGU Finance Land Bank of the 

Philippines 

Mr. Liduvino Geron, 

Vice President, 

28/F, LBP Plaza, 

15989 MH del Pilar 

corner Dr. Quintos Sts. 

Income 

Generating 

Activities for 

Low Income 

Strata/Groups 

in Eastern 

Samar/Leyte 

Peace 

Development 

and Conflict 

Transformation 

- Mindanao 

(Phase II) 

Credit Line for 

Sustainable 

Solid Waste 

Management 

Program 

Credit Line for 

Micro, Small 

and Medium 

Enterprises and 

LGUs 

LGU 

Investment 

Program 



To raise the income levels of poor income 

groups thru the sustainable use and 

management of resources 

This is a support program for the 

2002Poverty Reduction and Conflict 

Transformation in Mindanao funded 

To provide financing and technical 

assistance to LGUs and private 

enterprises to carry out investments in 

solid waste management 

To provide financing and technical 

assistance to SMES (for investments in 

manufacturing, trading, services) and 

LGUs (for local) project 

To increase Land Bank of the Philippines’ 

(LBP) capacity to provide long-term 

credits to local government units (LGUs) 

to contribute to the quantitative and 

qualitative improvement of local 

infrastructure. 


Impleme 

ntation 

Status Budget 

(Million 

Euro) 



Funding 

Source 

NEDA Eastern Samar / Leyte 2 GTZ 

Mindanao 

Business Council 

Mindanao 

DBP Nationwide Ongoing EUR 

16.5 

DBP Nationwide Ongoing EUR 

35.7 

2006- 

2010 

KfW 

Developme 

nt Bank 

KfW 

Developme 

nt Bank 

EUR 15 KfW 

Developme 

nt Bank

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION 


cts/ 

Components 

LGU Finance Valentino Bagatsing 

IFC 

(02) 848-7333 

vbagatsing@ifc.org 





Municipal Fund This will enable LGUs to access financing 

directly from the IFC, a member of the 

World Bank Group to fund development 

projects without needing sovereign 

guarantee 


Impleme 

ntation 

WB, IFC Nationwide (eligible 

borrowers are provincial 

and city LGUs) 

Status Budget 

(Million) 



Funding 

Source 

Ongoing IFC

JAPAN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGENCY (JICA) 

Key Area Project Focal Person Program/ 

Projects 

Capacity 

building 



CEBU Socio 

Economic 

Empowerment 

and 

Development 

(SEED) Project 

Energy Sustainability 

Improvement 

of Renewable 

Energy 

Development 

in Village 

Electrification 

Infrastructure Study on Road 

Network 

Improvement 

for 

Development of 

Regional 

Growth Centers 

in RP 

Infrastructure Survey on 

Inter-Regional 

Passenger & 

Freight Flow in 

RP 


Agency 

To build local development 

mechanisms that help strengthen local 

government administration thru 

participatory approaches. The project 

provides assistance for capacity 

building of development partners such 

as LGUs, NGOs, and POs. A rural 

development component provides 

assistance to LGUs in identifying, 

designing, and implementing rural 

development projects through 

participatory approaches. 

To provide expert assistance in the 

development of small-scale and microlevel 

hydroelectric power 

Development study 



Impleme 

ntation 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 



Funding 

Source

Water and 

Sanitation 

The Provincial 

Sector Plan 

Formulation 

Study on Water 

Supply & 

Sanitation in 10 

Mindanao 

Provinces & 

Guimaras 

Province 

Water Basic Study in 

Selection of 

High Priority 

Cities for the 

Establishment 

of Suitable 

SWM System 



Project 

ODA advisor Individual expert dispatch 


for ARMM 

Project 

Senior Advisor Individual expert dispatch 


for Project 

and 

Development 

implementati 

and 

on 

Implementation 

(NIA) 

Health Participatory 

Comprehensive 

Health 


in the ARMM 

Trainings 

Enterprise 

Seminar for Trainings 


Municipal 

Mayors of 

Clustered 

LGUs—One 

Village, One 

Product 

Movement 

Governance Special 

Training for 

ARMM Officials 

Trainings 



Capacity 

building 

Capacity 

Development 

and Effective 

Aid 

Health Promotion of 

an Integrated 

Community 

Managed 

Health Program 

in Selected 

Municipalities 

People’s 

participation 

People’s 

participation 

in ARMM 

NGO Support 

Program 

Community 

Empowerment 

Program 

Trainings 

Trainings 

This program was created to directly 

benefit people at the grassroots level in 

developing countries for the improvement 

of their livelihood and welfare. 

To promote community capacities for 

addressing conflict, livelihood, and other 

community problems 



UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN’S FUND 


cts 



6th GOP- 

UNICEF 

Country 

Program of 

Cooperation for 

Children 

UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 


cts 

Climate 

Change 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

through 

Sustainable 

Management of 

Agta/Dumagat 

Ancestral 

Domain in 

Aurora Dibut , 

Dingalan and 

San Luis, 

Aurora 


Agency 

To reduce disparities in children’s right 

and sustain past gains within the context 

of the Convention on the Rights of the 

Child and nationwide Child Friendly 

Movement 


Agency 

To enhance Agta capacity to identify, 

recognize, assess biodiversity resources 

and sustainably manage their ancestral 

domains in at least two (2) sites in the 

province. 

Philippine 

Association for 

Intercultural 

Development 


Implement 

ation 

All provinces and 

selected cities (including 

Capiz, Antique, Oriental 

Negros, Guimaras, Cebu 

city, and Northern, 

Eastern Samar, and 

Southern Leyte in the 

Visayas) 


Implement 

ation 

Aurora Dibut , Dingalan 

and San Luis, Aurora 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 



Funding 

Source 

2005-2009 UN 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 

On Going 0.04611 

222 

Funding 

Source 

UNDP


cts 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Community- 

Managed 

Water 

Resource 

Utilization and 

Biodiversity 

Protection for 

Micro-hydro 

Generation 

Marahan, 

Calinan District, 

Davao City 

Biodiversity 

Protection at 

Dahilayan, 

Manolo Fortich, 

Bukidnon 

Manolo Fortich, 

Bukidnon 

Participation UNDP 

GEF/SGP 

Stakeholders 

Orientation for 

Puerto 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Princesa 

Community- 

Based Coastal 

Resource 

Management in 

Ulugan Bay 

Marine Habitat 

Conservation 

and Eco- 

Tourism along 

the Pacific 

Coast 


Agency 

To undertake a community-based 

watershed protection including the 

installation of a micro-hydro system. 

To prevent/reduce and eliminate 

encroachment of the protected area of Mt. 

Kitanglad by the local communities. This 

shall be the first project that will translate 

the gains of the CPPAP project into real 

community activities within the buffer 

zone. 

Orientation workshop for POs/CBOs and 

NGOs, and other stakeholders in and 

around Puerto Princesa Subterranean 

River National Park on the GEF-SGP and 

COMPACT Program. 

To continue the initiatives of the 

UNESCO/UNDP Project for Ulugan Bay, 

specifically to implement activities 

directed towards the development of 

community enterprise (e.g., eco-tourism), 

tenurial security and community direct 

actions. 

To undertake a community-based coastal 

resource management project for the 

conservation of the biodiversity of Valley 

Cove in Northern Luzon. 

Bukidnon 

Integrated 

Network of Home 

Industries 

(BINHI) 

Bukidnon 

Integrated 

Network of Home 

Industries 

(BINHI) 

Philippine 

Association for 

Intercultural 

Development 

(PAFID) 

Environmental 

Legal Assistance 

Center (ELAC) 

New Lands 

Resources 

Developers’ 

Coop, Inc. 


Implement 

ation 

Marahan, Calinan 

District, Davao City 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 


761 

Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon On Going 0.04028 

761 

Puerto Princesa Completed 0.00203 

076 

Palawan On Going 0.03407 

758 

Baggao, Cagayan On Going 0.04394 

747 



Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP


cts 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Coastal and 

Marine 

Resources 

Conservation 

and 

Management 

for Fishing 

Families in 

Bunawan 

District 

Save the La 

Mesa 

Watershed 

Project Nature 

Park: 


Conservation 

Awareness 

Areas 

Water 

Catchment 

Management 

and Water 

Resources 

Utilization for 

Small Agri- 

Processing and 


Project 

Community and 

Lake 

Resources 

Management 

and 

Development 

Program 


Agency 

Tto undertake coastal and marine 

resources conservation and management 

for fishing families in Bunawan District. 

To undertake activities for the protection, 

conservation and management of the 

biodiversity in La Mesa Watershed. 

To develop and install a 24-kW microhydro 

power system for community 

electrification and conserve a 25-hectare 

watershed area. 

To undertake community-based activities 

for the protection, conservation and 

management of the resources and 

strengthen communities around Lake 

Buhi. 

Bantay Kalikasan 

ABS-CBN 

Foundation 

Saloy Multipurpose 

Cooperative 

Bicol Church- 

Based Consumer 

Services for 

Development, 

Inc. 


Implement 

ation 

Bunawan District, Davao 

City 

La Mesa Watershed, 

Metro Manila 

Saloy, Calinan, Davao 

City 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 


520 


163 


180 

Camarines Sur On Going 0.03834 

103 



Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP


cts 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Capacity 

Building for the 

Fishery 

Management of 

Balayan 

Municipal 

Waters 

100 Hectares 

Biodiversity 

Conservation in 

Mount Isarog 

Natural Park 

Lowland and 

Upland 

Consevation for 

Lake Mainit 

Influence Areas 

Ligawasan 

Marsh 

Integrated 

Conservation 

and Resource 

Management 

Project 

Sibuyan Eco- 

Tourism 

Development 

Program 


Agency 

To undertake community-based activities 

for the protection, conservation and 

management of 100 hectares forest areas 

in Mt. Isarog. 

To restore biodiversity in the lake’s 

influence area for the different 

ecosystems, thereby enhance increased 

agricultural and fishery production on a 

sustainable and equitable basis. 

To protect and rehabilitate the remaining 

biodiversity of the Ligawasan Marsh 

through community participation. 

To undertake biodiversity conservation 

through the promotion and 

institutionalization of ecotourism projects 

and set-up an island-wide network to 

serve as a support mechanism for 

environmental conservation and 

management. 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 

ANAK-Balayan Balayan, Batangas On Going 0.03946 

899 

Lupi Biodiversity 

Development 

Association, Inc. 

(LBCDAI) 

The AID 

Foundation PO 

Partner: 

Jaliobong 

Farmers & 

Fisherfolks 

Association 

Maguindanaoan 

Development 

Foundation, Inc. 

Evelio B. Javier 


Camarines Sur On Going 0.03497 

425 

Jabonga, Agusan Del 

Norte 

S.K. Pendatun, 

Maguindanao 


450 


047 

Sibuyan Island, Romblon On Going 0.04898 

157 

Biodiversity 

Lake Mainit To restore biodiversity in the lakes which Agro-forest Kitcharao, Agusan del 

On Going 0.03223 UNDP 

Conservation 

Upland will contribute and enhance increased Builder of Norte 

107 

Resource agricultural and fishery production on a Hinimbangan 

Management 

and 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Project 

sustainable equitable basis. 


This document is an updated version of the inventory 

of programs and projects found in the “Feasibility Study to Establish a Local Governance Development Program (LGDP) in the Philippines (prepared for 


Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP


cts 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Climate 

Change 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Community- 

Based Coastal 

Resource 

Management 

Program 

Towards 

Sustainable 

Integrated Area 

Development 

Watershed 

Conservation 

and 

Management 

and Micro- 

Hydropower 

Development 

for 


and Livelihood 

Project 

Binosawan 

Micro- 

Hydropower 

Development 

for 

Electrification, 

Livelihood and 

Watershed 

Rehabilitation 

and 

Management 

Project 

Siquijor 

Integrated 

Management of 

Coastal 

Resources 


Agency 

Community-based activities towards 

biodiversity conservation though actual 

conservation activities of coral reefs and 

mangrove resources, policy formulation 

and law enforcement in 14 barangays in 

San Jose, Antique. 

Development and installation of a microhydro 

power system for household 

electrification and operation of a mini-ice 

plant, and protection and conservation of 

watershed areas in Bagong Bayan. 

Assistance to fishing community of 

Binosawan in the conservation of its 

watershed area and enhance the 

resource conditions of Rapu-rapu. 

Social infrastructure building and 

strengthening biodiversity conservation 

and resource tenure improvement 

(including establishing tenurial rights over 

the 15-kilometer municipal waters), 

community strengthening, IEC and 

productivity systems development 

(livelihood). 

PROCESS- 

Panay 


Samahan ng mga 

Magsasaka sa 

Bagong Bayan 

(SMB) and 

Palawan Center 

for Appropriate 

Technology 

(PCART) 

Sagip Isla, Sagip 

Kapwa, Inc. 

St. Catherine 

FamilyHelper 

Project Inc. 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 

San Jose, Antique On Going 0.04523 

107 

Bagong Bayan, Roxas, 

Palawan 

Binosawan, Rapu-rapu, 

Albay 


347 


956 

Larena, Siquijor, Siquihor On Going 0.04249 

719 



Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP


cts 

Participation UNDP 

GEF/RNE SGP 

Stakeholders’ 

Writeshops for 

Year 2002 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Climate 

Change 

Victoria M. Lopez, 

SIBAT Executive 

Director ((02) 983-1947 


Functional Eco- 

Tourism 

Parameters for 

UNDP 

GEF/RNE SGP 

Community- 

Based 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

and Microhydro 

Power 

Generation 

Towards 

Sustainable 

Development 

Community- 

Based 

Watershed 

Management 

and Microhydro 

Power 

Development 

Project 


Agency 

The workshop explores and orients 

possible/potential SGP grantees with the 

conduct of a writeshop, the result of which 

are project concepts/proposals that fall 

within the SGP focus and directions. 

To undertake a consultation-workshop 

and other related activities to assist SGP 

draw-up/develop parameters and identify 

community-based eco-tourism related 

activities. 

Development and installation of a 

community-based biodiversity and 

renewable energy program for the 

sustainable development of the 

indigenous group Mandaya 

Watershed conservation/management 

and micro-hydro power systems 

development to assist two (2) indigenous 

communities attain food sufficiency 

Communities for 

Global 

Environment 

Foundation. Inc. 


Implement 

ation 

Ilocos Region, Northern 

Luzon, Southern Luzon, 

Central Visayas, Western 

Visayas 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 


974 

Merlin Espeso Metro Manila Completed 0.00202 

963 

Caraga 

Development 


(CDFI) Caraga, 

Davao Oriental 

Sibol Ng Agham 

At Teknolohiya, 

Inc. (SIBAT) 

Sitio Sangab, Brgy. 

Pichon, Caraga Davao 

Oriental 

Sitio Adugao, Brgy. 

Umnap, Malibcong, Abra 

Sitio Caguyen, Brgy. 

Cawayan, Baay-Licuan, 

Abra 


500 

Completed 0.03648 

400 



Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP


cts 

Climate 

Change 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Climate 

Change 

Rev. Romeo Dawaton Apayao 

Community- 

Based 

Resource 

Management 

Project 

Carlos Echavez BFI 

Executive Director Bol- 

Anon Foundation, Inc. 

(BFI) 

Indigenous 

Resource 

Management 

System among 

the 

Maguindanaoa 

n Bangsamoro 

Towards the 

Sustainability of 

Ligawasan 

Marshland in 

Cotabato and 

Maguindanao 

Provinces: A 

Research 

Study 

Management 

Project 

Community- 

Based 

Promotion and 


Non- 

Conventional 

Energy Source 


Agency 

Development and establishment of a 

clean, renewable energy source for two 

(2) tribal communities in Apayao. 

To identify, assess and evaluate the: 

existing resource management system for 

fishing and rice farming; access to and 

control by the Maguindanaon 

Bangsamoro of the Ligawasan 

Marshland; 

Installation and use of biogas fuel for 

cooking, lighting and heating; Project to 

demonstrate local actions (grassroots 

level) in addressing global warming and 

climate change. 



Inc. (SIBAT) 

Harris M. 

Sinolinding 

Graduate Student 

CLSU, Muñoz, 

Nueva Ecija 

Bol-Anon 


(BFI) 


Implement 

ation 

Sitio Buneg, Brgy. 

Nabuangan, Conner, 

Apayao & Bry. Upper 

Katablangan, Conner, 

Apayao 

Ligawasan Marshland, 

Cotabato and 

Maguindanao Provinces 

Brgys. Hagbuyo and San 

Isidro, San Miguel, Bohol 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 


100 


700 


800 



Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP


cts 

Climate 

Change 

Ian Batchanicha 

Executive Director 

Organic Farming Field 

Experimental Resource 

Station (OFFERS)- 

Participation Engr. Nazario Cacayan, 

YAMOG; Engr. Jenny 

Monteagudo, PFEC; 

Ms. Jojo Leyson, 

ZDNCSCD 

Climate 

Change 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Victoria Lopez, 

Executive Director, 

SIBAT 

Ms. Lemia Simbulan, 

ASFI Executive Director 

Solar-Powered 

Water Pumping 

System 

UNDP GEF- 

SGP 

Stakeholders 

Wrtieshop 2000 

NGO-PO 

Consultation on 

Renewable 

Energy 

Small Island 

Sustainable 

Development 

Program 


Agency 

Installation of a solar-powered 

(photovoltaic) water pumping system for 

domestic use and conservation of the 

watershed in Barangay Buloc, Tubungan, 

Iloilo. 

Stakeholders' Writeshop for SGP 

grantees and potential NGO-PO partners 

to provide a shared foundation of 

understanding about the GEF-SGP 

purpose, structures and operations. 

Workshop-Consultation on New and 

Renewable Energy Systems for NGOs 

and POs working in off-grid areas in the 

Visayas and Mindanao regions 

Effective local governance; - Project 

resource management; - Economic 

enhancement; - Basic social services; 

SGP provides funding for the biodiversity 

conservation while ASF supports the 

other components (i.e., community 

organizing, capability building, livelihood, 

etc.) 

Organic Farming 

Field 

Experimental 

Resource Station 

(OFFERS)- 

YAMOG RE 

Development 

Group, Microhydro 

Service 

Center, Phil. Fdn. 

For 

Environmental 

Concerns 

(PFEC), 

Zamboanga del 

Norte Center for 

Social Concerns 

and Development 



Inc. (SIBAT) 

Andres Soriano 



Implement 

ation 

Davao City, Baguio City, 

Cebu City,Dipolog City, 

Zamboanga City 

Cebu City and Davao 

City 

Brgy. Abagat, Agutaya, 

Northeastern Palawan 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 


200 


700 


200 


700 



Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP


cts 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Climate 

Change 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Patricio Mangrove 

Nursery 

Improvement 

Project 

Ms. Simplica P. 

Pedrablanca, AKKI 

President 

Jose Ramirez, 

Chairperson 

Watershed 

Management 

and Water 

Utilization for 

Micro-hydro 

Power 

Generation 

Sustainable 

Management of 

Coastal 

Resources and 

Seaweed 

Production 

Jun Lontok, Jr. Environmental 

Conservation 

through 

Community- 

Based 

Resource 

Beverly Capena 


Fr. Medardo Salomia, 

DCM Executive Director 

Management 

Coastal 

Resource 

Management 

for Sustainable 

Development 

NAGAMATAKA 

Integrated 

Coastal 

Enhancement 

Resource 

Management 

Program 

Erumanen 

Menuvu 

Community 


Agency 

Improvement of a mangrove nursery to 

sustain its operation and serve as an 

educational tool for primary students. 

Development of a community-managed 

micro-hydro power system and 

biodiversity protection; Project to 

demonstrate local actions in addressing 

global environmental problems (i.e., 

climate change) 

A joint project of GEF-SGP and Land 

Bank of the Philippines, the project 

involves the establishment of a 

sustainable and competitive seaweed 

farming industry in Siargao Island 

La Huerta United 

Parañaque 

Fishermen's 

Association 

Alagad 

Kalambuan Ug 

Kinaiyahan, Inc. 

(AKKI) 

Luntiang 

Alayansa ng 

Bundok Banahaw 

(LABB) 

South Phil. 

Integrated Area 

Development 

Fdn, Inc. 

(SPIADFI) 

Interfaith 

Movement for 

Peace and 

Development 

(IMPEDE) 


Implement 

ation 

Brgy. La Huerta, 

Parañaque City 

Tubajon, Dinagat Island, 

Surigao del Norte 

Siargao Del Carmen, 

Siargao Island, 

Surigagao del Norte 

Candelaria, Dolores, 

Sariaya and Tayabas, 

Quezon Province 

San Juan and St. 

Bernard, Southern Leyte 

Dawan and Mamali, Mati, 

Davao Oriental 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 


200 


376 


900 


191 


200 


791 

ASTBI Carmen, Cotabato On Going 0.02771 

277 



Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP 

Land Bank of 

the 

Philippines, 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP 

UNDP


cts 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Resource 

Development 

Project 

Lily Alcantara Three 

Diamonds 

Watershed 

Biodiversity 

Wendell Acena, Project 

Officer 

2372687/2372231 

Conservation 

Community- 

Based Pawikan 

Conservation 


Agency 

Three Diamonds 

Multi-purpose 

Cooperative, Inc. 

PRRM-Bataan 

Chapter 990 


Implement 

ation 

Pallagao, Baggao, 

Cagayan 

Brgy. Nagbalayong, 

Morong, Bataan 

Status Budget 

(Million 

$) 


617 


362 



Funding 

Source 

UNDP 

UNDP



UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (USAID) 

Key Area Project Focal Person Program/Projec 

ts 

Livelihood The Livelihood 

Enhancement 

and Peace 

Program 

(LEAP) 

Governance Transparent 

and 

Accountable 

Governance 

(TAG) 

Justice Barangay 

Justice Service 

System 

Peace and 


Capacity 

building 

Economic 


Program Management 

Office, Davao City 

1 Ladislawa Bldg., 

Ladislawa Avenue, 

Buhangin, 

Davao City 8000, 

Philippines 

Tel (63-82) 225-1569 to 

75 

Fax (63-82) 225-1479 

Email: 

infocen@mindanao.org 

Community 

Policing 

Integrated 

Multisectoral 

Capacity 

Building 

Growth with 

Equity in 

Mindanao 

(GEM) 

Program 

Description/Objective Implementing 

Agency 

To integrate former rebels in civilian life 

by giving them assistance to engage in 

small-scale economic production 

To promote transparency and 

accountability and improve public service 

delivery at the local level particularly in 

the ARMM. 

To enhance access of marginalized 

groups to justice by developing alternative 

conflict resolution mechanisms and 

training Barangay Justice advocates and 

service providers. 

To promote collaboration between LGUs, 

the police, and the public in the planning 

and implementation of peace and order 

plans 

To build the capacities of regional and 

local government officials and other 

stakeholders in designing, planning, and 

implementing development projects 

To expand economic opportunities by 

strengthening business support 

organizations to better enable them to 

provide needed services to members in 

expanding the production, marketing and 

export of high-value commodities 

To provide small and medium-scale 

infrastructures in Mindanao 

To accelerate economic growth in 

Mindanao and help assure that as many 

people as possible, benefit from the 

economic growth. 


Implement 

ation 

ARMM 

Selected municipalities in 

the ARMM 

Status Budget 

(Million $) 

This document is an updated version of the inventory of programs and projects 

found in the “Feasibility Study to Establish a Local Governance Development Program (LGDP) in the Philippines (prepared for 


ARMM 

Up to 2007 

Funding 

Source

Key Area Project Focal Person Program/Projec 

ts 

Health Local 

Government 

Health Services 

Family 

planning and 

health 

Reducing 

Unintended 

Pregnancy and 

Improving 

Healthy 

Reproductive 

Behavior 

Health Improving Child 

Survival, Health 

and Nutrition 

Environment Improving 

Sustainable 

Management of 

Natural 

Resources and 

Biodiversity 

Conservation 

Energy Expand and 

Improve 

Access to 

Economic and 

Social 

Infrastructure 

Education Education 

Quality and 

Access for 

To improve governance in the ARMM 

Description/Objective Implementing 

Agency 

To strengthen the management and 

delivery of family planning, tuberculosis 

diagnosis and treatment, maternal and 

child health, HIV/AIDS (selected cities) 

and other health services to 539 LGUs 

nationwide including all LGUs of the 

ARMM 

To provide technical assistance and 

training to local government health 

practitioners and service providers in as 

many as 537 cities and municipalities 

To provide Vitamin A supplementation 

activities and immunization campaigns in 

the conflict-affected areas of Mindanao. 

To promote good environmental 

governance at both national and local 

levels. The agency supports at least 80 

local governments, communities and 

other stakeholders to implement forest 

and coastal resource use plans through 

training for local governments and 

communities, sharing of best practices, 

promotion of private-public partnerships, 

and sustainable livelihood approaches 

To provide electricity to 1,500 additional 

households in remote communities in 

conflict-affected areas with renewable 

energy systems, including solar and 

micro-hydro 

To improve instruction in reading, math, 

science, and English in the elementary 

schools of selected municipalities of the 

Management 

Sciences for 

Health (MSH), 

Chemonics 

International, and 

the Academy for 

Educational 

Development 

Hellen Keller 

International 

Development 

Alternatives 

(DAI), Tetra- 

Tech, 

ACDI/VOCA, 

World Wide Fund 

for Nature, and 

the US 

Department of 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

(Million $) 



Interior 

PA Consulting, 

Winrock, and the 

US Department 

of Energy 

Creative 

Associates 

International as 

Zamboanga del Norte, 

Zamboanga del Sur, 

Zamboanga Sibugay, 

2005 

2006 

2005 

2006 

2005 

Funding 

Source 

15.5 USAID 

3.22 

2.576 DA; 

2.82 ESF 

3.140 DA; 

.820 ESF 

1.5 DA; 

2.5 ESF 

.720 DA 

2.5 ESF 

5.00 DA 

3.080 ESF 

USAID 

USAID 

USAID

Conflict 

Resolution in 

Mindanao 

Learning and 

Livelihood 

Skills 

(EQUALLS) 

Addressing 

Conflict 

Transitional 

Issues 

ARMM and the western and central 

provinces of Mindanao. 

To provide livelihood training of the 

approximately 1,000 former Moro National 

Liberation Front combatants remaining to 

be fully integrated into the economy 

principal 

contractor; 

grantees are 

International 

Youth 

Foundation, Save 

the Children, 

Real World 

Productions, 

Knowledge 

Channel, 

Synergeia 

Foundation, 

Brother’s Brother 

Foundation 

Louis Berger 

Group as 

principal 

contractor; with 

the following as 

grantees: 

Bangsamoro 

Women’s 

Foundation for 

Peace and 

Development and 

the Bangsamoro 

Development 

Agency 

North Cotabato, South 

Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, 

Sarangani 

2006 1.5 DA 

2.6 ESF 

ARMM 2005 .500 DA 

4.00 ESF 



USAID

WORLD BANK 


Projects 

Energy Supplemental 

Project to the 

Rural Power 

Project 

Sustainable 




Laguna de Bay 

Institutional 

Strengthening 

and Community 

Participation/LI 

SCOP 

Health Second 

Women's 

Health & Safe 

Motherhood 

Project 

Environment Manila Third 

Sewerage 

Project 


Agency 

To assist the country in making 

available affordable, reliable, and 

adequate supply of electricity in rural 

communities 

To assist the Laguna Lake Development 

Authority (LLDA), LGUs, and other 

stakeholders, in improving watershed 

environmental quality of the Laguna De 

Bay watershed. 

To demonstrate in selected sites a 

sustainable and cost-effective model of 

delivering health services that enhances 

access of disadvantaged women to 

acceptable and high quality reproductive 

health services. The project supports 

local governments in mobilizing networks 

of public and private providers to deliver 

the integrated Women's Health and Safe 

Motherhood service package (WHSM- 

SP), with focus on maternal care, family 

planning and STI/HIV control services. 

To increase the coverage and 

effectiveness of sewerage service 

delivery in participating areas of Metro 

Manila through an integrated approach 

involving septage and sewage 

management and increasing consumer 

awareness of water pollution problems 

and their solutions. 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

( $ Mil) 



Funding 

Source 

DBP, DoE Active 26.7 World Bank 

LLDA Active 12.45 World Bank 

DOH Sorsogon, Surigao del 

Sur, and Iloilo City 

Manila Water 

Company 

Active 38 World Bank 

Active 84.46 World Bank


Projects 

Capacity 

building 

Capacity 

building 

Capacity 

building 

Capacity 

building 

Capacity 

building 

Contact: Atty. Gil 

Fernando-Cruz 


Tel. No.: +02-892- 

6829/6885/6908 

E-mail: 

lcp@graphixweb.com 

URL: 

http://www.lcp.org.ph 

Project Director 

Tel: +632-931-9147 

Fax: +632-931-8172 

Contact: Juanito Espino 

Jr. 

Director & Chairman 

Project Management 

Team 

Phone: +02-9319235 

Telefax: +02-9317455 

E-mail: 

lgao.asda@coa.gov.ph 

URL: 

http://www.coa.gov.ph 

Contact: Lilani 

Magdamo 


Phone: +02-525-9185 

to 88 

Contact: Atty. Gil 

Fernando-Cruz 


Tel. No.: +02-892- 

6829/6885/6908 

E-mail: 

lcp@graphixweb.com 

City 

Development 

Strategy 

KALAHI- 

Comprehensive 

Integrated 

Delivery of 

Social Services 

(KALAHI- 

CIDSS) 

LGU Financial 

Management 

and Audit 

Project 

(LGUFMAP) 

Local 

Government 

Finance & 

Development 

Project 

(LOGOFIND) 

Upscaling 

Poverty- 

Focused City 

Development 

Strategy in the 

Philippines 


Agency 

The City Development Strategy (CDS) is 

a new tool introduced in the World Bank's 

Strategy for Urban Development and 

Governance. It engages principal 

stakeholders and donors in the following: 

formulation and implementation of a 

comprehensive development strategy for 

a city; prioritizing investments and 

building consensus; and participation in 

actions undertaken to implement this 

consensus strategy 

To empower local communities through 

enhanced participation in barangay 

governance and involvement in the 

design, implementation, and management 

of development activities that reduce 

poverty. 

To strengthen the local government units' 

(LGUs') financial management and 

auditing skills, particularly in poorer LGUs 

where financial management is weak. 

To assist participating LGUs in upgrading 

their basic infrastructure, services, and 

facilities and in strengthening their 

capacities for municipal governance, 

investment planning, revenue generation, 

project development and implementation. 

To upscale the Cities Development 

Strategy (CDS) in the Philippines, 

focusing primarily on urban poverty 

reduction and in institutionalizing the CDS 

approach in the urban policy framework. 

League of Cities 

of the Philippines 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

( $ Mil) 



DSWD 

Commission on 

Audit; Local 

Government 

Audit Office 

Department of 

Finance; 

Municipal 

Development 

Fund Office 

League of Cities 

of the Philippines 

Funding 

Source 

Ongoing World Bank 

Ongoing 100 World Bank 

Ongoing 0.25 World Bank 

Ongoing 60 World Bank 

Ongoing 0.5 Habitat, 

World Bank


Projects 

Capacity 

building 

Contact Person: Vicky 

Pagsanghan 

National Coordinator 

Tel No. (02) 426 5938 

Education Contacts: Usec. 

Aristotle Alip 


Phone: +02-931-9147 

Telefax: +02-931-8172 

E-mail: 

npmo@ecd.gov.ph 

URL : 

http://www.dswd.gov.ph 

Education Contact: Usec. Laura B. 

Pascua 

Phone: +02-735-4934, 

735-1956 

Fax: +02-735-4961, 

735-4918 

E-mail: 

lb.pascua@dbm.gov.ph 

URL: 

http://www.dbm.gov.ph 

Education Contact: Usec. Laura B. 

Pascua 

Phone: +02-735-4934 

Fax: +02-735-4961 

E-mail: 

lb.pascua@dbm.gov.ph 

URL: 

http://www.dbm.gov.ph 

Developing 

Capacities for 

Pro-Poor 

Budgeting and 

Local 

Government 

Accountability 

for Poverty 

Reduction 

Project 

Early 

Childhood 

Development 

Project (ECDP) 

Social 

Expenditure 

Management 

Project (SEMP) 

Second Social 

Expenditure 

Management 

Project 

(SEMP2) 


Agency 

To increase participation of the poor and 

other citizens in tracking poverty 

incidence, and making local government 

budgets and expenditures more 

transparent and accountable. 

To provide services that ensure the 

survival , and promote the physical and 

mental development, of Filipino children 

as well as establish an effective 

partnership between the national and 

local government units (LGUs) in 

providing ECD services. 

To support social service programs, 

specifically for the DepEd and the DSWD. 

The project components include provision 

of funding for additional teaching facilities, 

educational equipment, increased 

teaching staff, and assistance to DSWD in 

the delivery of social services to 

vulnerable sectors such as children, 

youth, women, senior citizens, and 

persons with disabilities. 

To improve performance (efficiency, 

quality and equity) and governance 

(transparency and accountability) in the 

three social sector departments - 

Education (DepEd), Health (DOH) and 

Social Welfare (DSWD), as well as the 

school building program implemented by 

the Department of Public Works and 

Highways (DPWH). 

Caucus of 

Development 

NGO Networks 

DSWD, DOH, 

DepEd 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

( $ Mil) 



Funding 

Source 

Pipeline 0.71 Japan 

Development 

Fund 

Ongoing 19 World Bank, 

ADB 

DBM, DSWD Ongoing 1 World Bank 

DBM Ongoing 100 World Bank


Projects 

Education Contacts: Usec. Juan 

Miguel Luz 


Phone: +02-633-9342 

Fax: +02-633-9640 

E-mail: 

jmluz@deped.gov.ph 

Education Contact: Nazrullah 

Manzur 


Phone: +062-991-9836 

Fax: +062-991-9410 

Third 

Elementary 

Education 

Project (TEEP) 

ARMM Peace 

and Social 

Fund Project 

Energy Village Power 

Fund and 

Incubator 

Services For 

Community- 

Based Energy 

Projects 


Agency 

To build the institutional capacity of the 

DepEd in managing change processes 

and improve learning achievements, 

completion rates and access to quality 

elementary education in 22 poor 

provinces around the Philippines 

To reduce poverty in Mindanao's conflictaffected 

communities by promoting 

inclusive intra- and inter-community 

partnerships among stakeholders who 

have been on opposing sides of the 

armed conflict in Mindanao, assisting poor 

and conflict-affected communities with 

improved access to social and economic 

services; by generating short-term 

productive, and sustainable long-term 

employment; and by improving local 

governance through improved 

transparency in decision-making and 

accountability for the use of public 

resources at the community level. 

To develop and demonstrate a flexible 

and appropriate delivery mechanism for 

organizing and financing energy projects 

at the community level. 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

( $ Mil) 



Funding 

Source 

DepEd Ongoing 93.3 World Bank 

ARMM Social 

Fund (Office of 

the President) 

Preferred Energy, 

Incorporated 

(Filipino NGO) 

Pipeline 33.6 World Bank 

Ongoing 0.225 WB and the 

UNDP


Projects 

Energy Contact: Nenita H. 

Veran 

First Vice President, 

Program Lending 

Group 

Phone: +02-814-0154 

Fax: +02-817-4619 

E-mail: 

nveran@mail.landbank. 

com.ph 

Environment Contact: Dolora 

Nepomuceno 

Assistant General 

Manager 

Phone: +02-6379037 

Environment Contact: Eufemia 

Mendoza 

Vice President/Project 

Director 

Phone: +02-895-1468, 

818-9511 

URL: 

Environment Contact: Leonor C. 

Cleofas 

Project Manager 

Phone: +02-928-5691 

Fax: +02-920-5413 

Email: 

bcleofas@philonline.co 

m 

Environment Contact: Lourdes Ferrer 

Project Manager 

Phone: +02-928-0028, 

927-6755 

Rural Power 

Project 

Laguna de Bay 

Environment & 

Watershed 

Project (LEMP) 

LGU Urban 

Water and 

Sanitation 

Projects 1 & 2 

(LGUUWSP) 

Manila Second 

Sewerage 

Project (MSSP) 

Mindanao 

Rural 

Development 

Project - 


Agency 

To develop building blocks critical for 

achieving the vision of the rural 

electrification program in a sustainable 

manner; test and demonstrate alternative 

business models, based on effective 

public/private partnership that maximizes 

the participation of the private sector and 

extends the reach of available public 

resources for improving social welfare. 

To define the institutional framework and 

identify priority investments for the 

proposed investment project. 

To test and fine-tune the set of 

institutional, technical, financial and 

economic rules through which the national 

policies can be translated to concrete 

measures that will ensure better quality 

water supply and sanitation services in 

hundreds of small towns in the 

Philippines. 

To improve the quality of sanitation 

services in Metro Manila and enable the 

Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage 

System to radically expand its septage 

management program and establish the 

conditions needed for medium-term lowcost 

improvement of sewerage services in 

Metro Manila and to reduce pollution in 

Metro Manila waterways and in Manila 

Bay, thereby reducing the health hazards 

associated with human exposure to 

excreta 

To complement the initiatives under the 

Mindanao Rural Development Project 

and finance the incremental costs of 

promoting coastal and marine biodiversity 


Philippines 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

( $ Mil) 



Funding 

Source 

Pipeline 25 World Bank 

LLDA Ongoing 0.9884 PHRD, WB 

DBP, DILG Ongoing 30 World Bank 

MWSS Ongoing 48 

DENR Ongoing 1.25


Projects 

Fax: +02-926-2689 

URL: 

http://www.denr.gov.ph 

Environment Contacts: Liduvino 

Geron 

Head-Project 

Management Division 

Phone: +02-522-0000, 

526-0100 locals 2784, 

2785 

Fax: +02-528-8541 

E-mail: 

lgeron@mail.landbank. 

com 

Environment Contact Person: Rafael 

Camat 

Assistant Secretary for 

Foreign Assisted 

Projects 

Tel. No.: (63-2) 926- 

Rural 

Development 

Rural 

Development 

Rural 

Development 

2689 

Contact: Adelberto 

Baniqued 

National Project 

Director 

Telefax: +02-454-2092 

E-mail: 

arcdp@philonline.com 

Coastal Marine 

Project (MRDP- 

CMP) 

Water Districts 

Development 

Project 

(WDDP) 

River Basin 

and Watershed 

Management 

Project 

Agrarian 

Reform 

Communities 

Development 

Project 

(ARCDP) 

Community- 

Based 

Resource 

Management 

Project (CBRM) 

Improving 

Microfinance 

Access for 

Barangay and 

Town-Based 

Microenterprise 


Agency 

conservation and sustainable use in the 

coastal waters of Mindanao. It aims to 

remove the barriers to mainstreaming 

marine and coastal biodiversity 

conservation in coastal zone development 

To help LGUs and water districts to plan 

and implement sewerage and sanitation 

investments and assist the Philippine 

government in developing transparent 

regulatory mechanisms in water utilities 

To enhance livelihoods and improved 

natural resources management by 

promoting coordinated and sustainable 

demand driven development activities in a 

river basin context. 

To strengthen the capacity of agrarian 

reform communities in planning and 

undertaking income-generating 

development activities as well in 

improving their access to productive 

resources and social and physical 

infrastructure 


Philippines 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

( $ Mil) 



Funding 

Source 

Ongoing 38.6 World Bank 

DENR Pipeline 22 World Bank 

DAR Ongoing 50 World Bank 

Ongoing 

Ongoing


Projects 

Rural 

Development 

Rural 

Development 

Rural 

Development 

Rural 

Development 

Contact: Mylene Albano 


Phone: +02-928-1197, 

925-2328, 929-6626 

local 2132 

Fax: +02-928-1195 

E-mail: 

lamp@denr.gov.ph 

Contact: Adelberto 

Baniqued 

National Project 

Director 

Tel. No.: +02-371- 

8337/39/41/43/45 

E-mail: 

mailto:wbarcdp@skyine 

t.net; 

mailto:abb@edsamail.c 

om.ph 

Contact Person: Usec. 

Jose Maria Ponce 

Tel: +02-920-8041, 

928-6429 

Fax: +02-454-2027 

Email: 

josemarip@dar.gov.ph 

Development 

Land 


Management 

Project (LAMP) 

Rural Finance 

Project 3 (RF3) 

Special Zone 

for Peace and 

Development 

(SZOPAD) 

Special Fund 

Project 

Second 

Agrarian 

Reform 

Communities 

Development 

Project 

(ARCDP2) 


Agency 

To alleviate poverty and enhance 

economic growth by improving the 

security of land tenure and fostering 

efficient land markets in rural and urban 

areas 

The project finances small-scale basic 

social and economic infrastructure, 

capability building and skills trainings. 

To reduce rural poverty and enhance the 

quality of life of the target beneficiaries, 

comprising primarily of agrarian reform 

beneficiaries (ARBs), landless farmers 

and farm workers. 


Implement 

ation 

Status Budget 

( $ Mil) 



Funding 

Source 

DENR Ongoing 4.79 World Bank 

Ongoing 10 

DAR Ongoing 21.5 WB-IBRD, 

OPEC, Japan 

Social 

Development 

Fund 

DAR Pipeline 79.7 World Bank

THE ASIA FOUNDATION (TAF) 


Projects 

Dev’t. 

Planning 

Ms. Ma. Belen Bonoan 

Senior Program Officer 

The Asia Foundation 

36 Lapu-Lapu St. 

Magallanes Village, 

Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 

Mr. Rommel Dela Rosa 

Program Coordinator 

TAG Project Office 

11 Ilang-Ilang St., 

Cotabato City 

Tel. No. 064-4217771 

Mr. Mario Vito Abastar 




Tel. No. 062-9923651 



Barangay/Muni 

cipal 

Development 

Planning 


Agency 

To provide technical assistance to local 

governments in planning and budgeting 

by using methodologies that promote 

community participation 

• Maguindanao 


Good 

Governance 

and 

Development 

• Bangsamoro 

Women 


Peace and 

Development 

• Mindanao 

State University 

- Center for 

Local 

Governance 

(Marawi)* 

• Institute for 

Strategic 

Initiatives* 

• SIAD 

Initiatives in 

Mindanao – 

Convergence 

for Asset 

Reform and 

Regional 

Development 

• Pakigdait, 

Inc.* 

• Federation of 

Lanao Del Sur 

Multi-Purpose 

Cooperatives* 

• Muslim- 


Implement 

ation 

Municipalities of 


• Lanao del Sur 

• Lanao del Norte* 

• Zamboanga Sibugay 

• Basilan 

• Tawi-Tawi 

• Sulu 

Status Budget 

(Million $) 



Funding 

Source 

Ongoing United States 

Agency for 

International 

Development 

(USAID

Good 

Governance 

Transparent 

and 

Accountable 

Governance 

To strengthen Philippine civil society and 

private sector constituencies for anticorruption 

reforms and to support the 

Philippine national and local efforts to 

implement a good governance agenda. In 

Mindanao cities, TAG efforts are focused 

towards improving transparency and 

accountability in city governance by 

simplifying city government procedures, 

reducing the monopoly of power and 

discretion of city employees and 

increasing transparency and the 

availability of information to citizens. 

Christian 

Agency for 

Rural 

Development - 

Panginam O 

Masa * 

• Muslim- 

Christian 

Agency for 

Rural 

Development - 

Ranao 

Integrated 

Assistance 

Program * 

• Kahapan 

Foundation, 

Inc. 

• Tawi-Tawi 

Outreach 

Development 

Foundation, 

Inc.* 

• Alternative 

Center for 

Organizational 

Reform* 

• Coalition for 

the 


Sibuguey 



Good 

governance 






Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 





Cotabato City 

Tel. No. 064-4217771 





Tel. No. 062-9923651 

Public Service 

Excellence, 

Ethics and 


Program 

(PSEEAP) 

To establish within the local government 

the values of public service excellence, 

ethics and accountability in order to 

improve customer service levels 



Good 

Governance 

and 

Development 

• Institute of 

Development 

Economics and 

Management - 

Resource 

Development 

Services 

• Western 

Mindanao 

University - 

Center for 

Local 

Governance 

• Agro- 

Industrial 

Developers, 

Links, Initiators 

for 

Enhancement 

Inc. 

• Mindanao 

Kalibugan 

Islamic Tribe 

Foundation, 

Inc. 

• Notre Dame 

Business 

Resource 

Center 

Foundation 

• Ateneo de 

Davao 

University - 

Center for 

Local 

Governance 

Municipalities of the 

following provinces : 


• Zamboanga del Norte 

• Tawi-Tawi 

• Sultan Kudarat 



Cities of : 

• Cotabato 

• Dapitan 

• General Santos 

• Iligan 

• Marawi 

• Island Garden City of 

Samal 

• Surigao 

Provinces of: 

• Tawi-Tawi 

• Sulu 

Ongoing

Resource 

Mobilization 

and 

Management 

Resource 

Mobilization 

and 

Management 






Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 





Cotabato City 

Tel. No. 064-4217771 





Tel. No. 062-9923651 






Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 





Cotabato City 

Tel. No. 064-4217771 

Investment 

Promotion and 

Enterprise 

Development 

Real Property 

Tax 


The enterprise development and 

investment promotions modules consist of 

sessions on sustainable integrated area 

development and investment promotions 

framework planning, project development 

workshop and field coaching. 

To mobilize barangay officials, teachers, 

and school officials in support of 

increased collection of real property 

taxes. 

• Metro 

Kutawatu 

Development 

Alliance - PMO 

• Mindanao 

State University 

- Center for 

Local 

Governance 

• Federation of 

Lanao del Sur 

Multi-Purpose 

Cooperatives 

• Muslim- 

Christian 

Agency for 

Rural 

Development - 

Panginam O 

Masa 

• Muslim- 

Christian 

Agency for 

Rural 

Development - 

Ranao 

Integrated 

Assistance 



Program 


Women 


Peace and 

Development 

Municipalities in the 

provinces of: 


• Lanao del Sur 

• Datu Montawal, 

Maguindanao 

Complete 

d 

Complete 

d 

United States 

Agency for 

International 

Development 

(USAID) 

United States 

Agency for 

International 

Development 

(USAID)

Human 

Resource 

Development 

City 

Governance 

City 

Governance 

City 

Governance 






Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 





Cotabato City 

Tel. No. 064-4217771 






Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 






Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 




Comprehensive 

Human 

Resource 

Development 

Planning 

Making Cities 

Work Program 

Business 

Permit 

Renewal 

Process Study 

Procedural 

Reforms 

Agenda in 

To build and improve the capacities of a 

human resource development (HRD) core 

team composed of HRD specialists, HRD 

advocates and change agents. This 

assistance includes the installation of 

human resource systems, such as 

planning for people management, a 

recruitment system, an empowering 

system, development performance, and 

career management. 

To foster local economic growth and job 

creation in Mindanao by working with city 

governments to improve business 

processes and procedures related to 

business registration and licensing (with 

special attention to micro, small and 

medium enterprises). 

The process documentation examined the 

i) number of steps from start to finish; ii) 

number of minutes, hours or days 

devoted for each step; iii) number of 

forms, clearances and signatories 

required for each step; iv) frequency of a 

particular document going back for 

signature of a particular person; v) 

absence or presence of information, flow 

charts, referral systems and schedule of 

fees disseminated to public; vi) 

accessibility of required forms; vii) 

transparency in the computation of fees 

for payments; and, viii) positions of 

personnel involved in the renewal 

process. 

To build capacities of Mindanao cities in 

restructuring services and administration 

to reduce local corrupt practices that 


Women 


Peace and 

Development 

• Ateneo 

School of 

Government 

• Ateneo de 

Davao 

University - 

Center for 

Local 

Governance 

• Notre Dame 

Business 

Resource 

Center 

Foundation 

• Ateneo de 

Davao 

University - 

Center for 

Local 

Governance 

• Hope for 

Change, Inc. 

• Southern 

Philippines 

Research and 

Extension 

Foundation 

• League of 

Cities of 

Philippines 

• Datu Paglas, 

Maguindanao 



Cities of: 

• Korondal 

• Tacurong 

• Malaybalay 

Cities of: 

• Cotabato 

• Dapitan 


• Iligan 

• Marawi 


Samal 

• Surigao 

Cities of: 

• Cotabato 

Complete 

d 

United States 

Agency for 

International 

Development 

(USAID) 


Agency for 

International 

Development 

(USAID) 

Complete 

d 

United States 

Agency for 

International 

Development 

(USAID) 


Agency for 

International

Civil Society 

Constituency 

Building 

Private 

Sector 

Constituency 

Building 



Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 






Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 






Makati City 

Tel. No. 8511466 

Mindanao 

Cities 

City 

Transparency 

and 


Networks 

City Coalitions 

for Transparent 

Accountable 

Governance 

decrease efficiency, increase the cost of 

doing business, and discourage 

investment. 

To provide support to civil society groups 

at the local level in engaging respective 

local governments and business groups in 

promoting transparent, accountable and 

effective governance in seven cities in 

Mindanao. 

To strengthen the commitment of city 

coalition members to mobilize private 

sector and civil society participation in the 

promotion of transparency and 

accountability in government 

• Mindanao 

Coalition of 

Development 

NGO Networks 

• Mindanao 

Business 

Council, Inc. 

• Dapitan 


• Iligan 

• Marawi 


Samal 

• Surigao 

• Butuan 

• Dipolog 

• Panabo 

• Oroquieta 

• Ozamis 

• Zamboanga 

• Malaybalay 

• Tacurong 

• Koronadal 

Cities of: 

• Cotabato 

• Dapitan 


• Iligan 

• Marawi 


Samal 

• Surigao 

Cities of: 

• Cotabato 

• Dapitan 


• Iligan 

• Marawi 


Samal 

• Surigao 



Development 

(USAID) 


Agency for 

International 

Development 

(USAID) 

Complete 

d 

United States 

Agency for 

International 

Development 

(USAID)

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