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Austere A. Panadero
Undersecretary for Local Government
Marivel C. Sacendoncillo
Executive Director
Table of Contents
Message from the DILG
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II.
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III.
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o Miscellaneous
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Officer-in-Charge
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List of Acronyms
AO
BLGS
CSO
DILG
ELA
EO
HLURB
ICC
IEC
IP
IRA
LGA
LGC
LGPMS
LGU
MC
MMAA
NGO
OIC
PD
PM
PO
PPA
PPFP
PSO
RA
SWM
Administrative Order
Bureau of Local Government Supervision
civil society organization
Department of the Interior and Local
Government
Executive and Legislative Agenda
Executive Order
Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board
indigenous cultural community
information, education and communication
indigenous people
Internal Revenue Allotment
Local Government Academy
Local Government Code
Local Governance Performance Management
System
local government unit
Memorandum Circular
Muslim Mindanao Autonomy Act
non-governmental organization
officer-in-charge
Presidential Decree
Presidential Memorandum
peoples organization
programs, projects and activities
Provincial Physical Framework Plan
private sector organization
Republic Act
solid waste management
For a Provincial Governor, the first 100 days are among the crucial
ones, especially if he or she is a first-termer. During this period,
three aims are essential:
To perform well;
To effectively communicate the image of the future of
the province he or she seeks to create, dedicating his or
her term in building the foundation of that future; and
To build a partnership with all sectors in the province
towards the eventual realization of that future.
Following is the list of tasks and responsibilities of, and reminders
to, the Provincial Governor.
Upon assumption
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On Development Planning
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thrusts
Development targets and strategies are clearly stated
Financing scheme is an integral component of the plan
Monitoring and evaluation is an integral component of the plan
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Ensure that the executive budget is of quality as characterized by the following elements:
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Other Matters
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On Local Legislation
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Animal welfare [RA No. 8485; DILG MC No. 00-91, s.
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On Participation
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On Development Planning
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On Revenue Generation
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On Financial Accountability
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On Customer Service
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On Education
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On Children
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On Waste Management
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encourage greater participation of the local media, interfaith groups and local schools in disseminating
information on climate change adaptation, within the
overall framework of sustainable development, to local
communities, at the grassroots level;
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MISCELLANEOUS
On the Implementation of Other National Laws
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OFFICER-IN-CHARGE
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Acknowledgement
We would like to extend our appreciation to the working
team that made the completion of this publication possible
from the Bureau of Local Government Supervision and
the Legal Service of DILG, to the LGA personnel who gave
time and talent to see this piece of work plan.
Likewise, we recognize the various institutions
particularly the local government leagues, the national
government agencies, the academe and non-government
organizations for their generosity in sharing their
recommendations and inputs so that the reading material
would be much more understandable and useful to
ordinary citizens.
The list will not be complete if the development partners,
specifically the Philippine Development Forum Working
Group on Decentralization and Local Government are not
acknowledgement because they are the ones who
principally gave impetus to this endeavor.
Without being specific, there are still others who worked
to make this publication possible. We sincerely thank them
and we are confident that they are one with us in advocating
excellent local governance in the Philippines.
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