Mindanao 2020: Peace and Development Framework Plan (For 2011-2030)

Briefing for the Research and Social Outreach (RSO), Xavier University 12 September 2013 Pryce Plaza Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City

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About MinDA General Update Mindanao 2020

Mindanaos Challenges
Implementing M2020

Interim Mindanao Electricity Market

About MinDA

RA 9996 An act creating the Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA), defining its powers and functions, providing funds therefor and for other purposes.

Rationale for the creation of MinDA

A lead agency that provides strategic direction for Mindanao/overall framework for Mindanaos peace and development A permanent agency that integrates Mindanaos agenda and effectively articulates these agenda to national government priorities A permanent agency that looks beyond regional concerns and integrates and harmonizes efforts at a Mindanao-wide perspective A permanent agency that strengthens the participation of Philippines focus areas (Mindanao and Palawan) in the BIMP-EAGA (Brunei Darussalam-IndonesiaMalaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area)

Our Core Functions

Formulate an integrated development framework for Mindanao; Integrate and prioritize Mindanao-wide and interregional peace and development programs and projects; explore sources of financing; receive and administer grants for these projects; Promote and facilitate investments; Serve as Philippine Coordinating Office for BIMP-EAGA.

MinDA Board of Directors

MinDA Chairperson Chairpersons of the Regional Development Councils (RDCs) Representative from the Senate Chairperson of the House Committee on Mindanao Affairs Three (3) representatives from the private sector

Mindanao Local Chief Executive (LCE)

The President of the CONFED Mindanao Administrator of the SPDA

Chairperson of the NCMF

GOV. RODOLFO P. DEL ROSARIO CONFED Mindanao President

SEC. LUWALHATI ANTONINO MinDA Chairperson

ATTY. MEHOL K. SADAIN Secretary National Commission on Muslim Filipinos SULTAN YAHYA JERRY M. TOMAWIS SPDA Administrator/CEO

SEN. TEOFISTO D. GUINGONA III Senate Representative

MAYOR EVELYN T. UY RDC IX Chair

GOV. SOL F. MATUGAS RDC XIII Chair

JOHANN JAKE MIRANDA Private Sector Representative Business

REP. MA. RACHEL J. ARENAS Chairperson of the House Committee on BIMP-EAGA Affairs

MAYOR LAWRENCE L. CRUZ RDC X Chair

MAYOR DARLENE MAGNOLIA R. ANTONINOCUSTODIO RDC XII Chair

AMINA RASULBERNARDO Private Sector Representative NGO

REP. ARNULFO F. GO Chairperson of the House Committee on Mindanao Affairs

MAYOR SARA Z. DUTERTECARPIO RDC XI Chair

GOV. MUJIV HATAMAN ARMM OIC Governor

ATTY. REJOICE SUBEJANO Private Sector Representative Academe

GENERAL UPDATES

Business & Economic ratings improving

Standard and Poors: PH now Southeast Asia's economic leader

HSBC forecast: PH will be the 16th largest economy in the world by 2050

94.88% of Mindanaos Labor Force are employed

Of the 20 people aged 15 to 64 in

MINDANAO

19 of them are
EMPLOYED
But, of the 19, 5 of them are

UNDEREMPLOYED

Source: NSO

Mindanaos Trade increased by 15.24% in 2012 despite the ongoing financial uncertainties in the major markets (e.g. U.S. and Europe)
Increased Export earnings by 16.70%

Imports increased by 12.74%

Source: NSO-Central Office

Mindanaos Top 5 Exports

Total Mindanao Exports (2012) : US$ 4,187,745,502

GROWTH RATE (2011 vs 2012)

19.48
Coconut (copra) Oil, crude and refined Bananas, including plantains, fresh
Nickel ores and concentrates Pineapples, fruits, nuts Fish, prepared or preserved

% SHARE TO MINDANAO TOTAL 21.26%

33.85 39.62%

OTHERS
54.02

14.94%
18.37

7.63%
Source: NSO-Central Office

8.83% 7.73%

51.53

Mindanao contributes 14% to the Philippine economy in 2012. Among Mindanao regions, Davao Region posted the largest economy
1000000.00

900000.00

800000.00

Davao Region

P242,230M (26.6%)

700000.00

Visayas (12.70%)
P801,427

600000.00

Luzon (37.13%)
P2,343,797

Northern Mindanao

500000.00

P239,677M (26.3%)

Mindanao (14.44%)
P911,331

400000.00

SOCCSKSARGEN
300000.00

P172,262M (18.9%)

200000.00

Zamboanga Peninsula Caraga Region ARMM

P131,696 (14.45%)

100000.00

P77,427M (8.5%)
P48,039M (5.27%)

NCR (35.73%)
P2,255,116

0.00

Note: at 2000 Constant Prices, in Million Pesos Source: NSCB

Mindanao posted significant growth

PH GDP*, Mindanao GRDP* growth rates in 2010-2011and 2011-2012

Region

Growth Rate (%) 2010-2011

Growth Rate (%) 2011-2012

Philippines (GDP) Mindanao

IX- Zamboanga X N. Mindanao

3.6 4.2 0.1 3.7

6.8 8.2 12.4 7.4

XI - Davao Region
XII SOCCSKSARGEN XIII - CARAGA ARMM

5.3 4.0 8.5 0.3

7.4 8.1 10.6 1.2

Source of basic data: NSCB * At constant 2000 prices

 17th century - old trade relations March 1994 creation & formalization of BIMP-EAGA in Davao City Land Area : 1.6 million sq km Population : 57.5 million Strategic transport route Large marine eco-region Mineral deposits

Freer and safer movement of people and goods within the subregion

Trade Tourism
Investments

ECONOMIC INTEGRATION IN MINDANAO & BIMP EAGA

1. Improvement in Infrastructure
Multi-Modal Transport & Logistics Network System BIMP-EAGA participation in the ASEAN RORO Network Grid Interconnection; Electricity Spot Market

2. Mindanao & BIMP-EAGA Food, Agri-business and Logistics (Economic Growth) Corridor
Supply Chain Development
Agribusiness and Manufacturing Research & Devt Trade service and regulatory framework

3. Strengthening Socio-economic ties with BIMP EAGA and other development partners

BIMP EAGA Economic Growth Corridors & Transport Connectivity

Sabah Development Corridor (SDC): Agro-based Industry South-Western Mindanao Growth Corridor: Tropical Fruits (Banana, Pineapple & Mango) Coconut Mariculture Rubber

Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (SCORE): Palm Oil Fish and Aquaculture Livestock

Existing Air Linkages KK BSB

Kuching - BSB
Kuching Pontianak Tawau Tarakan Davao Manado
Proposed Air Linkages Puerto Princesa KK Puerto Princesa BSB Balikpapan BSB Davao Kota Kinabalu Zamboanga Sandakan

Legend: Existing (Air) Proposed (Air) Existing (Sea) Proposed (Sea)

Indonesia Growth Existing Sea Link Corridor: Muara Labuan Zamboanga Sandakan Corn Coconut Proposed Sea Linkages Oil Palm Davao/GenSan Bitung Zamboanga Muara Coffee Brookes Point Muara Cacao Tawi-tawi - Tarakan Soybean Cassava

ESTABLISHMENT OF AN ASEAN ROLL-ON ROLL-OFF (RORO) SHIPPING NETWORK

JICA
recently completed a study

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Promoting BIMP-EAGA as a premier regional tourism destination

Forging Partnership for Peace and Development

Team Mindanao
National Line Agencies Consultative Council CONFED / LGUs Donor Organizations Mindanao Working Group Academe Xavier University MINCODE Kusog Mindanaw Panagtagbo Mindanao Indigenous Peoples Legal & Natural Resource Center/Kasama sa Kalikasan Bishop-Ulama Forum MINDACOMNET / MINPRESSDEV Mindanao Studies Consortium Foundation, Inc. Mindanao Com on Women
Regional Agriculture & Fishery Councils RDCs/REPDB-ARMM Regional Line Agencies RPOCs RDRRMCs AFP / PNP

Mindanao Lawmakers Association Mindanao Business Council Muslim Business Forum Southern Philippines Tourism Council Chambers of Commerce in Mindanao Non-government/Civic Organizations such as Rotary Clubs in Mindanao

Mindanao Irrigators Association MEDCo Task Forces on ICT, Roads, Energy, Water Transport IMAGs for Road/Irrigation Projects MIPCPD

MINDANAO CHALLENGES

Sustaining the affirmative momentum requires strong resolve from all sectors to address the following

ensuring more inclusive growth

The poverty incidence (PI) of all Mindanao regions is higher than the national average. 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 22.3% 36.9% 35.6% 28.6% 37.5% 34.1% 46.9%

Source: NSCB
1st Quarter, 2012

Managing our fast depleting resources..

1900s-70%

Total Remaining Forest Cover As of1988-23% 2010 is 6%

2010-6%

Reducing vulnerabilities and managing risks to natural disasters and climate change

Very High Risk Areas: Maguindanao Sulu Basilan

Mindanao is generally Agri-based and considered high risk if there is an increase in temperature.

We have to contend with a new normal: Recent Typhoons in Mindanao

Typhoon Affected Areas

SENDONG(2011) Total Damages: 12.09B Php Total Losses: 1.38B Php Casualties: 1,541

LPA (Jan 2013) Total Families Affected: 21396

FRANK and Jolina (2008) Flooded Central Mindanao LPA(2011) Matina Pangi 32 Casualties

PABLO(2012) Total Damages: 36.9B Php Casualties: 1,067 dead 800 missing

Rains in the upland areas result to flooding downstream

Mt. Baligan & Mt. Amaloy Mountain Range Diuata Mountain Range

Kitanglad Mountain Range

Mapantao Mountain Range

Kaban Mountain Range

Pantaron Mountain Range

Masara Mountain Range

Central Cordillera Mountain Range

Daguma Mountain Range

Energy Reform Agenda (ERA)

Energy Access for More
A key priority of government to mainstream access of the greater majority to reliable energy services and fuel, most importantly, local productivity and countryside development Good Governance thru stakeholder participation, transparency, multi-sectoral partnership and use of ICT

Ensure Energy Security

Achieve Optimal Energy Pricing

Develop a Sustainable Energy System

Transparency Initiatives, Implementation and Information

Intermittent Peace and Order Problems

THE MINDANAO 2020

A Peace and Development Framework (For 2011-2030)

Mindanao 2020 Vision

Mindanawons of all cultural and socio-economic backgrounds have attained a sustainably uplifted quality of life through collective achievement of a peaceful, developed, autonomous, and integrated Mindanao that is the vanguard for the countrys development.

MINDANAO 2020 FEATURES

Sequel to Mindanao 2000 20-Year Peace and Development Framework for Mindanao (20112030) Holistic and integrated Widely-owned (common vision) Supported and to be implemented by Mindanawons Consultative and participatory Flexible and prepared for risks

MIINDANAO 2020 PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK

Enabling Conditions
Infrastructure Devt. Financing Conducive Policies ICT, S&T and R&D

Lasting Peace

Human Development and Social Cohesion

IMPROVED QUALITY of LIFE thru Peaceful and Sustainably Developed Mindanao

Distinctive Mindanao Governance

Dynamic and Green Mindanao Economy

Social Contract/PDP Key Result Areas (EO 43)

Transparent, Accountable & Participatory Governance Poverty reduction & empowerment of the poor & vulnerable
Rapid, inclusive & sustained economic growth Just & lasting peace & the rule of law
Integrity of the environment & climate change adaptation & mitigation

MINDANAO 2020 Themes

Distinctive Mindanao Governance: Culturally-sensitive & self reliant

Human Devt & Social Cohesion

Dynamic, Inclusive & Green Economy

Lasting Peace

Enabling Conditions: Supportive govt Policies, Infra, and R&D

Banner Programs

Overall Goals
1. A dynamic, inclusive and green Mindanao economy; 2. Overall well-being marked by good health, ample education and social cohesion; 3. A participatory and culture-sensitive Mindanao governance and political framework that asserts self reliance and self-determination; 4. Supportive policies, infrastructures and availability of research, technology and resources 5. Definite and lasting peace

Strategies
(good governance, peace promotion and social cohesion as basic platforms)

Dynamic, Inclusive & Green Economy 1. Put in placed policy guidelines for sustainable development through an integrated eco-systems based approach to planning* 2. Strengthen our competitive advantage in agriculture development and position Mindanao as the countrys agribusiness hub* 3. Support the growth of agriculture, tourism, trade, ICT, manufacturing through targeted interventions in the industry supply chain and active participation in sub-regional cooperation*

Overall well-being (Human Devt & Social Cohesion) 4. Develop human resource capabilities

Strategies
(good governance, peace promotion and social cohesion as basic platforms)

Distinctive Mindanao Governance & political framework 5. Create incentives for more transparent, culturally-sensitive and empowered local government institutions asserting self determination Supportive policies and infrastructure 6. Integrated transport & logistics infra and ensure sustainable and reliable power supply to support the anticipated rapid growth of Mindanaos industries* 7. Promote a regime of transparent, efficient industry regulatory environment through policy reforms, research, S&T* Lasting Peace 8. Complete political processes 9. Complement peace process through confidence building, social justice & area development interventions*

Implementing M2020

Peace and development initiatives

Mindanao Nurturing Our Waters (MindaNOW) Mindanao Knowledge, Research and Policy Center (MKRPC) R&D Centers Mindanao Peace Education Forum Mindanao Power Monitoring Committee ARMM Reform Agenda Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro Investment Facilitation Industry Development Mindanao Development Forum Topographic Mapping for Peace and Development Mindanao Peace and Development Security Committee
Camiguin Surigao del Sur Misamis Occidental Misamis Oriental Agusan del Norte

Surigao del Norte

To establish a common geographic database for planning; Lanao del Norte Agusan del Sur To update the 205 topographic maps at scale 1:50,000 covering the entire Mindanao area in its new Bukidnon format and Philippine Reference System of 1992 (PRS92) compliant; Zamboanga del Sur Lanao del Sur Zamboanga del Norte Davao Compostela del Norte Valley North Cotabato Davao O To establish a mechanism for data sharing, accessibility and capability building among stakeholders for Maguindanao Sultan Kudarat local development purposes South Cotabato Sarangani Basilan Supported by the Japanese Government and agreement was signed by NAMRIA, MinDA and JICA. MinDA Province Davao del Sur General chairs the Project Steering Committee Santos City Sulu

Physical Integration through Infrastructure Development

Sta. Filomina-Ticalaan Section

SURIGAO CITY-LILOAN RORO Eastern Nautical del Norte Highway

Surigao

Surigao City

LEGEND: Existing Paved Road On-going Road Project Road Project for Funding Base Seaport International Airport
Zamboanga del Norte

MAMBAJAO-JAGNA RORO

Bayugan-Tandag Section
Camiguin Agusan del Norte

Lake Lanao Circumferential Road

DIPOLOGDUMAGUETE RORO Dipolog

City

Misamis Occidental

Misamis Oriental

Butuan City

CORTES-TANDAG-MARIHATAG

Surigao del Sur

Ozamis City

Western Nautical Highway

Farm-to-Market Roads Roads leading to ports

Basilan

Ipil

Pagadian City

Central Nautical Highway

Zamboanga del Sur

Lanao del Norte

Cagayan de Oro City

Agusan del Sur

MARIHATAGHINATUANBISLIG SECTION

Iligan City

Bukidnon

Lanao del Sur North Cotabato

Zamboanga-Sta. Maria RORO

Sulu Transcentral Road

Zamboanga Sibugay

Cotabato City

Zamboanga City

Basilan Circumferential Road

Zamboanga-Lamitan RORO

Palimbang
Sulu

Zamboanga-Bongao RORO

Kalamansig-Palimbang-Maitum Road

Kabacan Tacurong
Sultan Kudarat

Davao Maramagdel Norte

Compostela Valley

Tagum City Davao City

Mati

Koronadal

Bukidnon-Agusan Road

Davao Oriental

South Cotabato

Maitum

Gen. SantosDavao City del Sur

Sarangani

Tawi-Tawi

Zamboanga-Siasi RORO Tawi-tawi National Road (Sanga-sanga-Lapid-lapidSaldang section) Davao del Sur-Sarangani Coastal Road (Malita-Don Marcelino42 Jose Abad Santos Section)
Source of Basic Data: DPWH, CAAP, PPA

Southern Mindanao Economic Cluster (Road Project)

Davao High Standard Road (on-going FS) Midsayap-Sultan sa Barongis-Tacurong Road (under consideration, ADB MRIP TA) Padada-Kiblawan-ColumbioDatu Paglas Road (under consideration, ADB MRIP TA)

Davao Orriental - Tagum (High Standard Highway, Ongoing FS)

Port Devt. (Panabo, Mati Malalag & GSC)

KalamansigPalimbang Road (Proposed)

Lutayon-ColumbioDatu Paglas Road (Proposed)

Food Terminals (Gensan and Davao)

Shipment Hub (Carmen Davao del Norte)

Davao-Digos-GSC (on-going widening) Surallah-Tupi Road (Proposed) Surallah-Lake SebuMaitum (under consideration, ADB MRIP TA)

GenSan Bypass Road (under consideration)

Northern Mindanao Economic Cluster (Road Project)

Butuan-CDO-Iligan Road (High Standard Highway)

Misamis Oriental-Bukidnon Bypass Road (Phividec-Alae Section) (For additional Funding)

Butuan-CDO-Iligan Road (High Standard Highway)

Bonifacio-Don Mariano (under consideration, ADB MRIP TA

Existing Roads Existing Roads

Parang-Lumbayanague Jct. Road (For improvement)

Mindanao East-West Lateral Road, Sta. Filomena-Ticalaan Section (For additional Funding)

Western Mindanao Economic Cluster (Road Project)

Zamboanga West Coast Road (For funding)

New Zamboanga Airport (For funding, with FS)

Existing road network

Zamboanga port development Basilan Circumferential Road (on-going)

Zamboanga del sur Coastal Road ( Dumalinao-San Pablo-Dinas-DimatalingTabina-PitogoMargosatubig Section (under ADB proposed MRIP PPTA)

Mindanao Multi-Modal Transport and Logistics Program: Proposed Major Mindanao Road Projects
Concreting of access road to Bood Promotory Eco Park in Butuan City (Php 33M) Proposed Road Project Existing Primary National Road On-going National Road Project Puluan Port Alternate Road in Dapitan City Cost - Php 139 million Iligan By-pass Road Improvement Cost Php 600 million
Ozamiz City-Clarin Interior By-pass airport road link And related road access (Php 247.88 M)

Widening of Butuan-CDO-Nisipit Port Road (Php 277.14M) Butuan City-Malaybalay City road upgrading (Php 1.806B)
Misamis Oriental-Bukidnon (Phividec-Alae) Road (Php100.0 M)

Concreting of Access Road to Bugsokan Falls in Tandag, Surigao del Sur (Php90.10M)

Zamboanga West Coastal Road - Sibuco-SirawaiSiocon-Baliguian-Gutalac Section

Road Concreting paving/widening of Liloy-Lamao Port in Zamboanga del Norte (Php 50M) Parang-Lumbayanague Jct. Road Improvement Cost Php 1.4 billion

Lumbatan MarugongBalabagan Road Improvement Cost Php 903 M

KoronadalColombio Kiblawan road Upgrading Cost - Php 538 million Kalamansig-Palimbang-Maitum Road Status: DPWH XII to allocate additional funding for its targeted completion in 2016 Allocation for 2012:Php 200 M, on-going Funding: Total Estimated Cost to concretize the entire stretch (Php 2.0 B)

Concreting of Calugusan-Balas-SengalLamitan City Port road (Php 92.50M)

Completion of Panabo CityCarmen Coastal Road (Php 598 million)

Bato-bato-Lapid-lapid Road Improvement (Php 70M)

Tawi-tawi Road Status: USAID and DPWH project road upgrading completed. Need for funding for concreting of the entire stretch

Sarangani- Davao Sur Coastal Road (Jose Abad Santos-Glan) Status: Needs additional funding (Php 5.75 B)

Mindanao Multi-Modal Transport and Logistics Program: Proposed Major Mindanao Road Projects
Proposed Road Project Existing Primary National Road On-going National Road Project

Butuan City-Malaybalay City road upgrading (Php 1.806B)

Misamis Oriental-Bukidnon (Phividec-Alae) Road (Php100.0 M)

Iligan By-pass Road Improvement Cost Php 600 million

Ozamiz City-Clarin Interior By-pass airport road link And related road access (Php 247.88 M)

Mindanao Multi-Modal Transport and Logistics Program: Proposed Priority Airports and Seaport in Mindanao
CAGAYAN DE ORO PORT Construction of RORO berthing Facilities & Breasting Dolphin, new PTB Estimated Cost:Php407.99 M
ILIGAN PORT Const. of Emilia Khu road extension; alternate port road, relocation of informal settler Estimated Cost: Php222.11 M DIPOLOG AIRPORT Improvement of drainage system 7 extension parking space Estimated Cost: 48.00 Million OZAMIS AIRPORT airport improvement such as construction of passenger shed & transit shed Estimated Cost: 523.0 Million Estimated Cost: 2.5 Million PAGADIAN AIRPORT Construction of 32,000sq.m. runway strip Estimated Cost: 43.40 Million NEW ZAMBOANGA INTERNATIONAL New airport development Estimated Cost: 592.80 Million ZAMBOANGA Port Extesion of RC Wharf (170m x 24m) & rehabilitation of fast craft ferry terminal Estimated Cost: 276.84 Million SURIGAO PORT DEVELOPMENT Construction of New perimeter fence, covered walkway and gate & lightings along Borromeo St. Estimated Cost: Php47.35 M SURIGAO AIRPORT extension & expansion of runway & const. of Passenger terminal bldg & admin bldg. Estimated Cost: Php155.00 M

Mati PORT Reclamation of breather area Estimated Cost: 80.00 Million

STA.ANA PORT Construction of Passenger Terminal Building Estimated Cost: 40.00 Million

COTABATO AIRPORT Expansion of runway extension by 35m at runway 28 and Expansion/Rehabilitation of Passenger Terminal Building Estimated Cost:650.0 Million KALAMANSIG PORT Construction of back-up area, transit shed & TMO Building Estimated Cost: 154.00 Million

BABAK PORT IGACOS Construction of Public Terminal Building & proposed expansion project phase II Estimated Cost: 70.0 Million GENERAL SANTOS AIRPORT Construction of PTB gate complex/Completion of Perimeter Fence Estimated Cost:118.0 Million GENERAL SANTOS PORT (Makar Wharf) Construction of PTB & gate complex, roofing for the weighbridge scale facilities at north gate, retrofitting of the underdeck and underwater structures Estimated Cost:178.43 Million

JOLO AIRPORT Airport improvement Estimated Cost: 266.0 Million

Mindanao Multi-Modal Transport and Logistics Program: Proposed Priority Airports and Seaport in Mindanao
CAGAYAN DE ORO PORT Construction of RORO berthing Facilities & Breasting Dolphin, new PTB Estimated Cost:Php407.99 M ILIGAN PORT Const. of Emilia Khu road extension; alternate port road, relocation of informal settler Estimated Cost: Php222.11 M OZAMIS AIRPORT airport improvement such as construction of passenger shed & transit shed Estimated Cost: 523.0 Million

Tourism clusters
International Airport Principal Airport - Class 1 Principal Airport Class 2 Community Airport Sea Port A B

SP 1
A

SP 3
B A B C A

SP 2
B C

Tourism Cluster

Tourism Development Area International Gateway Strategic Destination Clusters

SP-Southern Philippines

SP 4
B

A A B

C B E

SP 5

SP 7
A

SP 6

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National Frameworks (NIRBMDFP, IWRM, MDGs, CCA, DRRM, ICRM) Development

Objectives
Provide an enabling envi to facilitate achieving envi integrity and sustainable econ dev.t Integrate plans and programs and harmonize approaches and processes to rationalize resources, PAPs & mechanism Build a MindaNOW constituency

Goals

Vision

Mindanao 2020 (watershed as basic unit for Planning & Mgt)

Protection

MIRBDMP

Conservation

Envi Integrity Sustainable Eco devt

Improved Quality Of Life

Pnoy Social Contract

Utilization LGUs/ RBOs (all other existing RB plans)

The Program
An integrated set of development interventions anchored on sustainable development framework; Adopts the river basin and watershed as the key platforms for planning; and,

Set guidance for Mindanao that will emphasize ecological value, capitalize water as the most critical resource for human survival and optimize the full potentials of the river basins and watersheds without compromising its over-all improtance in the development of Mindanao.

THE HYDROLOGIC CYCLE

(Adopted from John Willey and Sons, 1999)

Silway-Klinan River Integrated Watershed Management Plan Province of South Cotabato, General Santos City and DENR SMICMZP

Ridge to Reef Approach (ecosystem based approach)

COASTAL ecosystem zone

URBAN ecosystem zone

UPLAND Ecosystem zone`

FOREST Ecosystem zone

Social mobilization Land uses and land use management Integrated and interactive governance Capacity Building and Institutional support partnership

Watersheds & River Basins in Mindanao Watersheds of Mindanao

LEGEND LAKE COASTLINE WATERSHED BOUNDARY PROVINCIAL BOUNDARY

REFERENCES GLOBAL ADMINISTRATIVE AREAS (GADM) PHILIPPINES WATERSHED BOUNDARIES: ESSC DELINEATED

Abulog River Basin Abulog og River Basin Abulog River Basin Abra River Basin Cagayan River Basin

River Basin

18 Major and Priority River Basins in the Philippines

Region
Region II, CAR Region 10, 12 Region 13, 11 Region III Region III, I Region I NCR, Region IV-A Region V Region II Region XI Region VI and VII Region VI Region X ARMM and Region X Region XI Region X Region VI Region XI

Catchment Area (km2)

Agno River Basin Pampanga River Basin

4
100

Cagayan Mindanao Agusan

25,469 23,169 10,921 9,759 5,952 5,125 4,678 3,771 3,372 3,064 1,945 1,843 1,704 1,645 1,623 1,521 1,503 1,434 108,498 56

0 Kilometers

100

Pampanga Agno Abra

Pasig-Laguna River Basin Bicol River Basin Panay River Basin

Pasig-Laguna de Bay Bicol Abulog

Jalaur River Basin

Tagum-Libuganon Ilog-Hilabangan Panay Tagoloan

Ilog-Hilabangan River Basin

Agus
Tagaloan River Basin Cagayan de Oro River Basin Agus River Basin Mindanao River Basin Agusan River Basin

Davao Cagayan De Oro Jalaur Buayan-Malungan

Davao River Basin

TOTAL
Tagum (Saug)-Libuganon River Basin DENR-River Basin Control Office,2012 Buayan-Malungan River Basin

Mindanao is within the Coral Triangle

The Coral Triangle contains the richest marine life on earth US$ 2.3B = total annual value of reefs, mangroves and associated habitats. (Tuna spawning and nursery grounds)

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MindaNOW Direction
2012-2016 2016-2020
Stage 2 Institutionalization and Adaptation

2020-2030

Stage 1
Planning and Organizing

Stage 3
Sustaining

Short to Medium-Term

Medium to Long-Term
River Basin management mechanisms with sustainable development management capacities, policies enforced, constituencies broadened, critical Infa in placed

Long-Term

River Basin management mechanisms at various stages with completed master plan, policies in placed, constituencies built, projects implemented

Robust River basin mechanism/ system for balanced development

Proposed Program Management Structure

MinDA Board
MindaNOW Foundation

Mindanao Sustainable Development Committee

Chair: MinDA; Co-Chair: DENR (RBCO, NWRB) ; Members: DA NIA/DA-RFU, DPWH, NCIP, OCD, CCA, DAR, NEDA, DILG, ACADEME Note: Explore possibility of including a Mindanao-wide NGO, Media and PS group

MinDA RB PMU

RBO Cotabato

RBO Agusan

RBO Tagum Libuganon

Councils Alliances

RBO Agus

RBO Tagoloan

RBO Davao

RBO CDO

RBO Buayan Malungon

Councils Alliances

Councils Alliances

Councils Alliances

Councils Alliances

Councils Alliances

Councils Alliances

Councils Alliances

MinDA together with DENR & DILG:

Fund Mobilization & Fund Generation Unclogging Bottlenecks Big Brother....

Ensuring Sufficient Power Supply

Committed and Proposed Private-Sector Initiated Power Projects
- Wind, Biomass, Solar - Hydro Power - Coal Fired - Diesel Fired
Mapalad Diesel Power Plant (15 MW)=Oct2013 PsagCorp Coal fired PP (330MW)= 2017 Bubunawan HEP (8MW) = 2015 Tumalaong HEP (8MW) = 2015 EDC Camiguin Wind (5 MW)=September 2015 Puyo HEP (30MW) = 2015 Cabadbaran HEP (14MW) = 2015 FDC-Misamis CFB Coal Fired PP (3x135 MW)=2016

Tagoloan HEP (20MW) = 2016

Limbatangon HEP (6MW) = 2017 Culaman HEP (10MW) = 2018 Green Power Bukidnon Biomass (35 MW)=2013

EEI Power HFO Peaking Plant (15 MW)=Aug2013 FDC Circulating Fluidized Bed Biomass-Coal Fired PP (20 MW)=2015

Sibuguey PNOC CoalFired PP (100MW)= 2016

EDC Mindanao Geothermal 3 (50 MW)=June2016 Tudaya 1 HEP (6.6MW) = TBA

HEDCOR Tamugan. (12 MW)=July 2018

Therma South (Aboitiz) Coal Davao (300 MW)=Mar2015 Darong Solar Photovoltaic Power Project (35 MW)=2015 SMC Davao Power Plant(Ph.1-300MW)=2015 & 2016, (Ph2-300MW) = 2018; (Ph.3-600MW)=2019 & 2020

San Ramon Coal-Fired PP in Zamboanga (100MW)=2015

Tudaya 2 HEP (7.0MW) = 2015

DOE List of Power Projects as of July 2013 - Indicative Projects = 2,351.6 MW

Southern Mindanao (Sarangani) CFTPP (200 MW)= Feb2015

- Committed Projects = 580 MW

Ensuring Sufficient Power Supply

Other Initiative: RE Resource Mapping (10MW below - ) Interruptible Load Program (on going)

Modular Generator Set (on-going)

Interim Mindanao Electricity Market (consultation process) 580 MW committed projects will come in and operate

as scheduled 2013 - 30 MW 2015 - 500 MW 2016 - 50 MW

Province Misamis Oriental South Cotabato Davao del Sur

HDI as of 2009 0.65 0.636 0.626

MDG Acceleration Program for Mindanao: Focusing on 3 Lagging Goals and 3 Lagging Regions

Zamboanga del Sur

Agusan del Norte Lanao del Norte Camiguin Davao del Norte North Cotabato Bukidnon Misamis Occidental Surigao del Sur Compostela Valley Basilan Sultan Kudarat Surigao del Norte Lanao del Sur Zamboanga del Norte Sarangani Davao Oriental Agusan del Sur Zamboanga Sibugay Tawi-Tawi Maguindanao Sulu

0.613
0.562 0.558 0.531 0.526 0.518 0.514 0.496 0.481 0.479 0.478 0.466 0.46 0.432 0.399 0.386 0.37 0.368 0.367 0.322 0.312 0.276

Zamboanga Peninsula Caraga ARMM

Mindanao Integrated Coconut Industry Development Program (MICIDP) Framework

MINDANAO PEACE & DEVELOPMENT SECURITY

Securing lasting Peace and Development for Mindanao

9/10/2013

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The basic assumptions of threat in development security coordination, may it be maritime or land-based:

Threat does not respect boundaries Threat is always active & mobile Threat thinks and it also plans

MinDA

Peace and Conflict Dynamics in Southern Philippines Peace and Conflict Dynamics in Southern Philippines
SZOPAD: 15 Provinces 13 of the SZOPAD Provinces 6 Provinces outside SZOPAD

1996 GRPMNLF FPA

Claimed MILFInfluenced-Areas

NPAInfluenced-Areas

Surigao del Norte Agusan del Norte Surigao del Sur

Agusan del Sur Palawan Zamboanga del Norte Zamboanga Lanao del Norte Lanao del Sur Sibugay Zamboanga delSur Maguindanao Basilan Sultan Kudarat South Cotabato Sarangani Cotabato

Davao delSur

Sulu

Tawi -Tawi

Alleged ASGInfluenced-Areas

Rido Cases

GoP-UN ACT for Peace Programme

BIMP-EAGA Maritime Area

LARGE MARINE ECO-REGION

Oil & Gas

MINERAL DEPOSITS

Sulu & Sulawesi Oil & Gas Seas

Oil & Gas

Malacca Strait Sunda Strait

Oil & Gas

Lombok Strait Torres Strait

STRATEGIC TRANSPORT ROUTE

COASTWATCH SOUTH
CWS CENTER Zamboanga City

PANGUTARAN CWS

PILAS ISLAND CWS TONGKIL CWS

PANDAMI CWS

COASTWATCH SOUTH
CWS CENTER DAVAO CITY

KALAMANSIG

CAPE SAN AGUSTIN

MAASIM
MAITUM

SARANGANI ISLAND

COASTWATCH SOUTH
Coast Watch South Center Zamboanga City & Davao City

COASTWATCH SOUTH
Single Point of Contact
MDA RADARS

RP FY08
MY FY07 MY FY08

COAST WATCH SOUTH

ID FY07 ID FY08 SMALL BOATS RP FY07 RP FY08 MY FY08 AIRCRAFT iSLANDERS SCHWEIZERS ID FY08 C2 CENTER

MMEA

BAKORKAMLA

RP FY08 MY FY08

Future Maritime Security Coordination

MULTI-LATERAL FRAMEWORK

MMEA

COAST WATCH SOUTH

BAKORKAMLA
2010 Rodel Cruz

MinDAs Maritime Security related Initiatives

BIMP-EAGA Support Team on Customs, Immigration, Quarantine and Security (BEST on CIQS) Project
Improve coordination of CIQS personnel in the official port of entry and exit as security multiplier

Implementation of the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) as mandated by the IMO
Series of meetings with Ports Security Officials under the BIMP-EAGA CIQS Task Force were conducted to address the need for alternative security guidelines, regulations and trade facilitation measures for the non-convention vessels and secondary ports.

Mainstream economic related agenda in border security coordination activities

PH-RI Border Committee Meetings and PH-Mal Coordinating Committee

Present Security Configuration in Mindanao

AFP Western Mindanao Command
Joint Agreement on Inter-operatibility

3rd Air Division - PAF

Region 9 RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP Region 10 RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

AFP Eastern Mindanao Command

Joint Agreement on Inter-operatibility
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NFWM
ARMM RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

NFEM

Region 11 RPOC / ISO PNP-AFP

PNP DIPO Western Mindanao

9/10/2013

Region 12 RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

CARAGA RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

PNP DIPO Eastern Mindanao

PCG - SWM

PCG - NM

PCG - SEM

Mindanao Peace & Development Security Committee

Closing the gaps on peace & development security coordination

PNP DIPO Western Mindanao

Joint Agreement on Security Inter-operatibility

3rd Air Division - PAF

Region 9 RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP Region 10 RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

PNP DIPO Eastern Mindanao

Joint Agreement on Security Inter-operatibility

ARMM RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

MPDSC
CARAGA RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

Region 11 RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

AFP Western Mindanao Command

Region 12 RPOC / ISO PNP/AFP

NFWM

NFEM

AFP Eastern Mindanao Command

PCG - SWM

PCG - NM

PCG - SEM

Mindanao Peace & Development Security Committee (Principal Members)

Authority: RA 9996: Mindanao Development Authority Inherent functions of herein converging entities
Proposed JMC to be signed by Sec MinDA, SILG, SND, Sec DOTC & Sec OPAPP

MinDA CONFED Mindanao RPOC Chairpersons EASTMINCOM WESTMINCOM DIPO-EASTMIN DIPO-WESTMIN PCG SEM PCG SWM PCG NM BUC CSO/NGO Business Sector

Chairman, Mindanao Development Authority President, Confederation of Governors, City Mayors &
Municipal League Presidents in Mindanao (CONFED
Mindanao)

Chairpersons, Regional Peace and Order Councils Commander, Eastern Mindanao Command Commander, Western Mindanao Command Commander, Philippine Coast Guard SEM Commander, Philippine Coast Guard SWM Commander, Philippine Coast Guard NM Director, DIPO Eastern Mindanao Director, DIPO Western Mindanao Convenor, Bishops-Ulamas Conference Representative, CSO/NGO Representative, Business Sector

Mindanao Peace & Development Security Committee Agency Coordination Flow (sample)

MinDA BOARD

National Peace & Order Council

MPDSC
TWG

Regional Peace & Order Council 9 Regional Peace & Order Council 10 Regional Peace & Order Council 11 Regional Peace && Regional Peace Order Council 12 Order Council Regional CaragaPeace &
Order Council ARMM

Coordination Platform
National Economic Development Council

Macro Meso
MPDSC Governance Architecture

National Peace & Order Council

MinDA

RDC 9 RDC10 RDC 11 RDC 12 RDC Caraga

9/10/2013 REDPB - ARMM

RPOC 9 RPOC 10 RPOC 11 RPOC 12 RPOC Caraga

RPOC ARMM

Micro

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HARNESSING KNOWLEDGE, R&D AND TECHNOLOGY

Research and Policy Agenda Convergence Think Tank Inventory of existing policies Identification of gaps Policy Analysis Matrix Conduct Policy Studies Knowledge Products

Component 1. Harmonization and Convergence

Component 2.
Policy Studies and Compendium of Researches

Component 4.
Strengthening Local Consultants
Directory of Consultants Guidelines and Accreditation Conduct of various Fora

Component 3. Data Management and Capacity Building

Sector Databanking Identification and Selection of Indicators Quality Management Data Analysis , Modeling and Simulation

Research & Policy Agenda Themes

Economic Development
Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Human Development and Poverty Reduction Good Governance and Anti-corruption Security, Justice and Peace

Economic Development
Estimating the economic and social contribution of the mineral industry in Mindanao Mineral mapping Studies on the per-industry effect of the ASEAN Economic Integration starting 2015 (specifically agriculture and industry) Spatial Development Plan: Focusing on the Regional Growth Corridor Connectivity Impact of technology centers to Mindanaos agriculture sector (in terms of sufficiency and farmers & fisher folk wellbeing ) Extent of MSMEs contribution to the spatial growth of Mindanao Document sites suitable for mini-hydro facilities stable & reliable energy supply Impact of EPIRA in Mindanao Study the benefits of creating a Mindanao Power Corp.

Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation

Assessment on measuring the risk of Mindanao provinces to climate change and disaster
Risk assessment of population density and movement Comparative study on the benefits of implementing the Comprehensive Land Use Planning (CLUP) among LGUs Sustainability of natural resources (Included studies: Mindanao Water Availability Study; Soil Suitability Study; Indigenous Knowledge, Systems and Practices (IKSP)-IKSP on Resource Management: Legends, Beliefs and Myths; and Technology generation from indigenous resources specifically on the field of Medicine, renewable energy, metallic products and organic farming methods to improve yields and shelf lives of produce)

Estimating the economic and social contribution of the mineral industry in Mindanao
Effects of mining to Mindanao water resources Conflict management and land use in mining communities Development , utilization, and commercialization of appropriate technologies to optimize responsible small scale mining

Sustainability of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Profiling of Mindanao Coastal Resources Effects of mining and agriculture in Mindanao on fisheries and aquatic resources Assessment of capacities of LGUs on DRRM specifically on fisheries and aquatic resources

Human Development and Poverty Reduction

Modelling the effects of health to economy of Mindanao Mismatch of curriculum offers to the needs of key industries such as ship-building, mineral development, power and renewable energy and agriculture/agribusiness. (Higher education curriculum viz Mindanao industry needs) Assessment of 4Ps impacts in Mindanao Does poverty coexist with inequality? Evidence from the small area estimates (SAE) of poverty incidence in Mindanao

Good Governance and Anti-Corruption

Study on Effectiveness of Governance Incentives and Awards (i.e. Gawad Pamana, Seal of Good Housekeeping) Study on Transparency and Accountability Mechanisms of the LGUs Effectiveness of the LGC implementation

Security, Justice and Peace

Review and implementation of conflicting laws with special attention to land laws and IPRA.

HEIs play a crucial role in the attainment of the goals of Mindanao 2020..
Developing further the social and political sciences that can help address complex social and political issues in Mindanao Improving the system of instruction that will reflect a more accurate picture of Mindanao Building a pool of experts

Undertaking social and scientific researches that support the regions development needs.
Research in aid of policy and decision-making

HEIs play a crucial role in the attainment of the goals of Mindanao 2020..
Produce more graduates that can serve the human resources needs of the key industries
e.g. Ship-Building Mineral Development Power and Renewable Energy Agriculture and agribusiness

Extension services: communities

convey

research-based

knowledge

to

Build and sustain a strong Mindanao-focused scientific and R&D community and culture
Unite in the establishment of a Mindanao Knowledge, Research and Policy Center.

Daghang Salamat.

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