The Duterte Administration Year-End Report KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS (July-December 2016)

The Duterte Administration Year-end Report
KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
July-December 2016
Prepared by
December 2016
This Report does not include the numerous
other accomplishments of all the agencies
concerned. We thank all the oces under
the Execu;ve Branch for their coopera;on.
Contents
1 Department of Agrarian Reform 55 Department of Trade and Industry
8 Department of Agriculture 56 Department of Transportation
15 Department of Budget and Management 63 National Economic
17 Department of Education and Development Authority
18 Department of Energy 64 Office of the Presidential Adviser
21 Department of Environment of the Peace Process
and Natural Resources 66 Office of the Presidential Assistant
24 Department of Finance for the Visayas
28 Department of Foreign Affairs 67 Office of the Cabinet Secretary
30 Department of Health 68 Bases Conversion
32 Department of Information and Development Authority
and Communications Technology 69 National Commission for Culture
33 Department of Interior and Local Government and the Arts
37 Department of Justice 70 Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino
38 Department of Labor and Employment 71 Film Development Council
42 Department of National Defense of the Philippines
45 Department of Public Works and Highways 72 Philippine Sports Commission
47 Department of Science and Technology 73 Presidential Communications
51 Department of Social Welfare Operations Office
and Development 74 Camps Visited by the President
54 Department of Tourism 77 Afterword
Department of Agrarian Reform
DAR turned over P4.7 million post-harvest facility in Davao
Presidential Agrarian Reform Council (PARC) Convened

The new DAR rallied the support of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte to finally convene last
September 12after ten yearsthe PARC. The PARC is the highest policy- and decision-
making body for agrarian reform matters and disputes, with the President as chair and the
agrarian reform secretary as vice chair. It was never convened during the whole six-year term
of the previous administration.
Source: Department of Agrarian Reform, December 2016

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DAR distributed certificates of land ownership awards to 50 new agrarian reform
beneficiaries in Cebu City
DAR Secretary Mariano awarded 45 farmer members of the NGEI Multi-Purpose Cooperative
their economic benefit amounting to a total of P1.98 million
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DAR distributed 120 hectares of agricultural lands in Sorsogon

Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II (PARPO) Leonito M. Gaveria
said 35 farmer beneficiaries of the agrarian reform program received the certificate
of landownership award (CLOAs) and are now expecting a great improvement
in their economic lives.

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No to Luisitas Tambiolo System
To ensure that farmer tenants rights
are protected, Mariano suspended
the disqualification of farmworker beneficiaries
under the tambiolo system of Hacienda Luisita,
pending a complete review and investigation
of land reform implementation. Mariano made
the suspension announcement during an
October 1 visit to Hacienda Luisita in Tarlac
province to meet with the haciendas farm
workers and agrarian reform beneficiaries.
Stop Aryendo Scheme Mariano also said that DAR is investigating the informal lease-back
arrangement otherwise known as the aryendo system in Hacienda Luisita which has been
employed to hinder the distribution of land to farmer beneficiaries in the sugar estate.
The aryendo is a practice of local government officials and former managers and supervisors
of Hacienda Luisita, Inc. (HLI) to lease tracts of land from farmers at a rate of P10,000 per hectare
each year, Mariano said.
He added that the illegal scheme has led to wide-ranging disenfranchisement of Luisita farm
worker beneficiaries.
Source: Department of Agrarian Reform, September 2016
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Review of Corporative Scheme In Negros Occidental, Mariano promised to look into

the complaints of some 1,800 farmer beneficiaries in 11 haciendas owned by business tycoon
Eduardo Danding Cojuangco. The haciendas are located in the cities of La Carlota, Bago, and
Himamaylan, as well as in the towns of Pontevedra, Hinigaran, La Castellana, and Isabela.
DAR is reviewing a program in the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law that
allows landowners to skip the actual distribution of lands in exchange for a corporative
scheme that gives away shares of stocks to farmers instead of land. The scheme has been
adopted on the 4,300-hectare farms owned by Cojuangco in Negros Occidental and are
covered by the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP).
Pro-farmer Decisions, Investigations Mariano signed DARCO Resolution MS 1608-234,

ordering the distribution of eight parcels of land in Barangays Cutcut and Balete, inside
Hacienda Luisita. Totalling 358.22-hectares, the land is currently owned and managed by
Tarlac Development Corp. (TADECO). Mariano also ordered the filing of criminal charges
against officials of the Aurora Pacific Economic Zones (Apeco) for illegal conversion of some
2.5 hectares of agri-lands in Sitio Landing, Bgy. Esteves, Casiguran, Aurora.
Source: Department of Agrarian Reform

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CLOA Distribution During his first 100 days,

Mariano distributed certificates of land ownership
awards (CLOAs) to 175 Agrarian Reform
Beneficiaries (ARBs) in Mamburao, Occidental
Mindoro and 300 ARBs in Bukidnon and Lanao
del Norte. He also ordered the inventory of the
lands distributed and of farmer beneficiaries to
determine if these beneficiaries still own the
lands awarded to them. He added those who
would not be installed by December would be
installed within the first quarter of 2017.
Continuing Dialogue with Farmers Since the opening of the DAR gates to farmers and
other stakeholders, DAR has organized continuing dialogues with farmers, farmer groups,
civil society groups and NGOs. The DAR recently launched Kapihan kay Ka Paeng" to
inform the public through the media about the agencys policy directives, programs, and
projects.
Source: Department of Agrarian Reform, October 2016

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Issued AO no. 08 s. 2016 that provides for the Guidelines Governing the Completion
of the Distribution and the Titling of Landed Estates including more than 10,000
hectares of land turned over by the Land Bank of the Philippines to the DAR.
Turned over P40.7 million rubber processing facility in Banisilan, North Cotabato
in the 3rd of August 2016.
Assisted 5,586 ARB Organizations (capacity development, facilitating access

to needed services to its members, and enterprise development).
2,865 Common Service Facilities or CSFs have been procured and the same have
already been distributed to farmers.
P1.919 billion have been released to 516 organizations. These loans have so far
benefited a total of 30,560 farmers and are vital in aiding farmers to sustain their crop/
commodities production
Source: Department of Agrarian Reform, October 2016

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Department of Agriculture
10 Basic Foundations of a Sound Agriculture and Fisheries Program under President Duterte
1. National color-coded agriculture and fisheries map

2. National food consumption quantification study
3. Institutional restructuring and paradigm resetting for the Department of Agriculture
and its officials and employees
4. Intensive technology updating and sharing, modernization and mechanization program
5. An easy access financing program for farmers and fisherfolk as well as agriculture and
fisheries stakeholders
6. Strategic and effective post-harvest, storage, and processing facility
7. Government-initiated and supported aggressive marketing campaign especially
for high-value crops in foreign markets
8. Coordinated program with other agencies of government to ensure the protection and
preservation of water sources, especially watershed
9. Relentless campaign for the enforcement of agricultural and fisheries laws, especially on land
conversion and illegal fishing
10. Re-introduction of basic agriculture in the primary and elementary grades of the Philippine
schools system
Source: Department of Agriculture, December 2016

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DA turned over farm machineries including

modern rice and corn harvesters in Tandag,
Surigao del Sur.

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The Department of Agriculture (DA) launched

the Christmas Market situated in front of the DA
compound in Quezon City on December 1, 2016.
The mini-market provides a steady space for food

producers from nearby provinces.
The initiative clearly states the governments stand

against middlepersons. The DA will come up with
innovative ideas to protect the interests of farmers.

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Color-coded Agri Map

A national color-coded agriculture map for investments, determining what crops can best be
grown in a particular area considering the soil properties, elevation, water availability, rainfall
pattern, multi-hazard risks, as well as vulnerability to climate change, was launched by the
Department of Agriculture on December 1, 2016. The maps come with data sets on crop
production potential, natural hazard risks, climate change risks and poverty incidence at the
national, watershed, river basin, regional, municipal and barangay levels.
The national survey was completed one month ahead of the 6-month period that President
Duterte promised to deliver it to the Filipino farmers and fishersolk.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Department of Agriculture, December 2016
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DA turned over a total of 10.67 million worth of agri-fishery

assistance to the province of Zamboanga on September 12, 2016.
As of December 15, 2016, Sec. Piol has visited 26 provinces and cities in 13 regions in his
Biyaheng Bukid. Assistance delivered (actual distribution) during these engagements benefited
thousands of farmers and fisherfolk nationwide, amounting to about P871.47 million worth of
various machineries, farm inputs, and other assistance which include: 31 units of four-wheel
tractors; 20 units of hand tractors with accessories; 728 units of motorized fiberglass-reinforced
plastic (FRP) boats (from 12-footer to 30-footer units); 9,918 bags of palay and corn seeds as
well as 5,388 bags of fertilizer; and provision of livelihood projects worth P86.153 million.
Source: Department of Agriculture

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Agriculture posted a 2.98% growth in the third quarter of 2016. This is a huge increase
from the -0.6% in the same period in 2015. At current prices, gross value of agricultural
production amounted to P360.9 billion, higher by 7.33 percent than last years record.
DA turned over 45 fiberglass fishing boats to the fisher folks

from Surigao del Sur last December 8, 2016.
On Distribution of fishing boats and nets for the fisherfolk

Since July, BFAR has distributed to 10,632 beneficiaries a total of 5,581 gill nets and 10,271 other
fishing gears/paraphernalia nationwide. BFAR also awarded 50 units of non-motorized fishing boats
and 751 units of motorized fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) boats to fishers. FRP boats
are sturdier and can withstand harsh marine environment unlike its wooden counterparts.
A total of 1,007 units are due for completion until the 4th quarter of 2016.
Fish/seaweed farmers, meanwhile, were also provided with support in terms of technical assistance
and farm inputs. From July to November 9, 2016, a total of 53.15 million pieces of fingerlings,
341,388 kg seaweed propagules, and 3,155 sets of seaweed farm implements have already been
given out to 12,484 beneficiaries.
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Based on initial assessments as of

November 4, damage inflicted by Typhoon
Karen and Super Typhoon Lawin on the
agriculture and fisheries sector has already
reached P11.34 billion, with rice, corn and
vegetable suffering the greatest losses.
Piol disclosed that there are about 246,240 bags

of rice seeds and 9,628 bags of corn seeds
as buffer stock. As of September 30, 2016, the
national government has prepositioned stocks for
distribution, for both rice and corn, to immediately
enable the farmers to replant and continue with
their farming amidst climate change events,
including typhoon and drought.
Source: Department of Agriculture, September 2016

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Department of Budget and Management
Legislation of the Salary

Standardization Law
(SSL IV)
Drafting of the bill
has been ongoing since
August 2016.
DBM continues to provide budgetary support for the second tranche of the salary increase
of government civilian personnel under EO No. 201 (Modifying the Salary Schedule for Civilian
Government Personnel and Authorizing the Grant of Additional Benefits for Both Civilian
and Uniformed Personnel) s. 2015.
Executive Order No. 03 Increasing the Rates of Combat Duty Pay and Combat Incentive Pay
of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and Extending the same Allowances to the Uniformed
Personnel of the Philippines National Police, Amending Therefore Executive Order No. 38
(s. 2011) was signed on September 26, 2016.
Source: Department of Budget and Management, September 2016

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Department of Budget and Management
The DBM has submitted a draft bill entitled, An Act Rightsizing the National
Government to Improve Public Service Delivery, providing for, among other, the
pursuit of a National Government Rightsizing Program, to the Office of the President on
July 25 and presented it to the President and members of the Cabinet last August 22.
The DBM, in collaboration with DILG, DOF, and NEDA have issued a Joint Memorandum
Circular No. 2016-1 dated November 18, regarding Updated Guidelines on the
Integration of Local Planning, Investment Programming, Resource Mobilization,
Budgeting, Expenditure Management, and Performance Monitoring and Coordination in
Fiscal Oversight, which seeks to provide a coordinated and cohesive technical assistance
for the continued strengthening of Local Government Units Public Financial Management
(LGU PFM).
Source: Department of Budget and Management

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Department of Education
Among the priorities of the new administration is the expansion of Alternative Learning
System (ALS) at regional, national, and international levels.
ALS seeks to reintegrate out-of-school youths or basic

education dropouts in the school system. About 600,000
young people passed the Accreditation and Equivalency
Program, certifying them as eligible for either high school
or higher education.
DepEd has also issued guidelines on the utilization of
funds for the Madrasah Education Program (MEP) by
providing the support mechanism necessary for its
continual adoption in public schools with Muslim learners,
out-of-school Muslim youths, and private madaris
implementing the refined standard madrasah curriculum.
Five days after the DepEd issued a memorandum instructing its field offices
to promptly prepare the payroll for the performance-based bonus (PBB), nine regions
have started to release the incentive as of December 27 at 3:00PM.
Source: Department of Education, August to December 2016

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Department of Energy
As of September 29, 2016: DOE exceeded by 3,224 the 10,000 targeted households for
electrification within 100 days through partnership with the National Housing Authority and
the private sector.
DOE completed the Philippine Energy Plan 2016-2030 Update which will roadmap the
strategic direction for the short, medium, and long term energy sub-sectors.
As of December 2016, DOE together with the private sector has energized 26,321
households out of which 2,661 were identified as priority for energization.
Source: Department of Energy

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New Natural Gas (NatGas) plants to help secure energy
Committed to provide reliable and clean power supply towards industrialization,

the DOE welcomes the commercial operation of the two natural gas-fired power plants,
inaugurated on November 11 by the private sector in Batangas City. Considered the cleanest
among the known fossil fuels, the 414 megawatts (MW) San Gabriel and 97 MW Avion Natural
Gas Power Plants support the increasing economic growth trajectory target of 7-8%, while also
balancing the energy mix. Energy Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi said, San Gabriel and Avions
combined capacity of 511 megawatts will help secure our energy supply for the years ahead.
Source: Department of Energy, November 2016

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The DOE endorsed to the Department of Finance (DOF) and the Bureau of
Internal Revenue (BIR) the exemption of the Systems Loss Charge from VAT
because it is not actually used by the consumers and to attain the policy of true
cost under RA 9136 or EPIRA.
The DOE launched the DOE Rapid Response & Delivery (RRD-AC), with the on-
going transfer to the DOE Records Section and the development of the DOE
Citizen Action and Response Enhanced System.
Task Force Kapatid facilitating the repair or rehabilitation of lines and restoration
of electric service during disasters in coordination with the National Disaster Risk
Reduction Management Council (NDRRMC) is in place along with an Electric
Cooperatives Resiliency Program intended for the putting up of material buffer
stocks needed.
Source: Department of Energy

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Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Effected moratorium on new mining projects and ordered the audit of all operating
mines through the issuance of Memorandum Order No. 2016-01 dated July 8, 2016
on the Subject Audit of All Operating Mines and Moratorium on New Mining Projects,
which is in line with the pronouncement on responsible mining by the President.
Completed the audit of 41 metallic mines of which 10 were suspended, 20 were

recommended for suspension, and 11 were conferred a passing rate. The audit was
done with the assistance of technical experts, other government agencies, and
representatives from private groups.
Source: Department of Environment and Natural Resources, November 2016
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Convergence program to stimulate bamboo development revealed

DENR is partnering with the Climate Change Commission and other government agencies
and stakeholders to ensure the success of a government program designed to promote bamboo
as an effective tool for climate change mitigation and poverty alleviation.
DENR bares new hotlines for landline and mobile users

The hotlines incorporate the agencys abbreviated name, DENR, for easier recall.
Those using landlines can dial #DENR or #3367, from anywhere within the
Philippines.
Meanwhile, mobile phone users can lodge inquiries through 0917-868-DENR
or 0917-885-DENR.
The public can also email the agency at aksyonkalikasan@denr.gov.ph
and web@denr.gov.ph.
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Biochar Project aims to convert

agricultural waste into a soil enhancer that
can effectively boost rehabilitation efforts
for degraded mining sites, as well as
provide alternative livelihood opportunities
to local communities.
National Anti-environmental Crimes Task Force has been tasked to run after large-scale
environmental offenders. A memorandum of agreement was signed by heads of DILG, DND,
DOTr, PNP, PCG, and AFP.
Source: Department of Environment and Natural Resources, September 2016

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Department of Finance
The economic team presented the 10-point Socio-economic Agenda to international and
local business groups, foreign institutions and governments, and other stakeholders for support.
On September 26, DOF submitted to Congress Package I of the Tax Reform Plan, dubbed the
Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Act, to exempt most Filipinos from paying taxes and
grow the middle class, while still collecting revenues from affluent taxpayers and corporations,
after consultations with various stakeholders.
Bureau of Internal Revenue

BIR has begun to simplify and facilitate
processing of tax clearances and
certificates authorizing registration for real
properties and shares of stock, decreasing
processing time from several weeks/
months to only 3-5 days. Added options for
paying taxes, including use of Credit/Debit/
Prepaid Payment Cards and Payment
Centers, to encourage tax compliance.
Source: Department of Finance, September 2016

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The Bureau of Customs (BOC) launched the online streaming of closed-circuit

television (CCTV) footage in and out of the main BOC building on August 31, 2016.
Source: Bureau of Customs

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Bureau of Customs on Anti-smuggling Campaign
October 25 P20 million worth of smuggled rice (Port of Manila)

to be donated to DSWD
November 9 P100 million worth of sage shoes and clothes (Pasay City)
no arrest made
November 18 P500 million worth of fake branded cigarettes and P175 million
worth of fake BIR tax stamps (Bulacan and Pangasinan)
7 Filipinos and 24 Chinese aliens arrested
BOC seized two oil vessels carrying a combined 45,000 metric tons of smuggled fuel worth
P700 million in the port of Limay in Bataaan last December 15. The BOC is readying charges
against S.L. Harbor Bulk Terminal Corp., the consignee of the apprehended cargo.
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Bureau of Customs on War on Drugs
End of November 2016 P1.266 billion worth of illegal drugs seized:
Shabu P 933.304 million

Ecstasy P 17.046 million
Cocaine P 314.719 million
Latest apprehensions:
November 15 Confiscation of parcel with 1.2kg of shabu
November 29 Arrest of Russian woman with 12.78kg of cocaine
Bureau of Customs on Revenue Collection

BOC has already collected P19.947 billion which is 57% of the P35.116 billion
assessed target for December 2016. The collection is already at 93.3% of the P409
billion assessed target for the whole year.

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Department of Foreign Affairs
In August 2016, the new ePassports with improved security features were issued.
In September 2016, Laos formally turned over the chairmanship of ASEAN to the Philippines.
In pursuit of an independent foreign policy, the Philippines continued to foster closer relations
with other states.
DFA intensified efforts to assist Filipinos in distress. In October 2016, the DFA was able to
secure the release of five Filipino seafarers who were among the 19-man crew of the Omani-
flagged FV Naham 3 that was hijacked in 2012 by Somali pirates.
Source: Department of Foreign Affairs, December 2016
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Department of Foreign Affairs
DFA launches A Handbook on Philippine Public Diplomacy
The Office of Public Diplomacy (OPD) launched on November 29 its pioneering publication,
A Handbook on Philippine Public Diplomacy at the Bulwagang Apolinario Mabini, DFA Building
in Pasay City.
A Handbook on Philippine Public Diplomacy is a compilation of articles written by active public

diplomacy practitioners, stakeholders, and scholars in the field. As a pioneering work, the book
contains first-hand record of experiences in handling various issues in which Philippine diplomats
needed to apply public diplomacy skills learned on the ground, such as in nation branding, online
engagement, Filipino community relations abroad, and crisis management.
Source: Department of Foreign Affairs, December 2016

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Department of Health
The first phase of the Mega Drug Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation Center (DATRC) in Fort
Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija was inaugurated by President Rodrigo Duterte last 29 November 2016.
The DATRC sits on a 10-hectare lot inside the said military camp which houses four identical
sections of 2,500-patient capacity each.
"This initiative will not only benefit these drug victims whom we want to help and reach out to,
but also for the change towards better health outcomes for our country! All for health towards
health for all!" Department of Health Secretary Paulyn Jean B. Rosell-Ubial
Trained workers on community-based rehab treatment: 2,212 personnel as of 29 September
2016.
Source: Department of Health, November 2016

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Department of Health
The Department of Health inaugurated the first and new CT Scan of Maguindanao
Provincial Hospital at Shariff Aguak on December 16, 2016.
Source: Department of Health, November 2016

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Department of Information and Communications Technology
Top executives of private telcos join forces in reducing

interconnection rates for voice services in the country
DICT, NTC and Telcos agree to lower interconnection rates of voice services to P2.50:
Top executives of private telcos with DICT Secretary Salalima and National
Telecommunications Commission (NTC) Commissioner Gamaliel Cordoba convened
on November 28 at the DICT Building, following a memorandum issued by the NTC to reduce
the interconnection rates of voice services in the country. Previously, voice call charges
from one service provider to another vary, creating a riff between users to avoid these extra
charges when connecting to another network. With the standardization of rates, the NTC
and the telecom companies aim to make voice rates more affordable to the public.
Source: Department of Information and Communications Technology, November 2016
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Department of Interior and Local Government
Number of operations: 40,284
from July 1 to December 30, 2016
Drug Surrenderees
(from July 1 to December 30, 2016)
7.46% or
74,870 pushers
1,003,118
Total number of individuals who
personally appeared/ surrendered
92.54% or Pusher
928,248 users User
Source: Philippine National Police, December 2016
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42,978
Total Number of
Arrested Pushers and Users
2,166 Deaths
Drug personalities
neutralized in
Police Operations
Philippine National Police (PNP) PROJECT TOKHANG*

5,868,932 houses have been visited from July 1 to December 30, 2016.
Police knock on houses of suspected drug personalities to invite them to surrender to
government for rehabilitation.
*Tokhang is a neologism from two Cebuano words namely toktok and hangyo.
Toktok means knock knock and hangyo means beseech or supplicate.
Source: Philippine National Police, December 2016
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Special Action Force (SAF) takes over Bilibid

DILG deployed new PNP-SAF troopers in July 2016 to replace the same number of
former security at the national penitentiary found to be a major hub of massive illegal
drug trade.
National Emergency Hotline: The 911 hotline

was launched on August 1, 2016.
Source: Philippine National Police

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1,419 cities and municipalities out of 1,634 including ARMM

have streamlined their business permits and licensing systems using
single unified form, only 5 signatories, and maximum of 5 steps.
Source: Department of Interior and Local Government, October 2016

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Department of Justice
The Public Attorneys Office has added 170 new
lawyers to its human resource to manage the
increasing number of illegal drugs cases by
providing legal assistance.
For the past six months, inmates have come to the realization that they are convicts serving
their sentence in prison that implements a more stricter prison rules and authority. The improved
order and discipline in all Bureau of Corrections operating prisons and penal farms is now
conducive in reforming 41,528 national offenders.
Source: Department of Justice, December 2016
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Department of Labor and Employment
The Department of Labor and
Employment Philippine Overseas
Employment Administrations One-Stop
Service Center for OFWs (OSSCO), as
of December 7, has already served
219,697 clients.
Quick response to OFWs:

The government has extended some
P455.1 million in emergency
assistance to 10,233 distressed
overseas Filipino workers who were
displaced due to the drop in oil prices in
the Middle East according to Labor
One-stop service center for OFWs: The center Secretary Silvestre Bello III. According
that was newly opened on August 15 includes to Overseas Workers Welfare
representatives from various agencies with Administration (OWWA), a total of 2,401
services that are all relevant to OFWs, and is now
of those distressed workers had
ready to serve as many as 2,000 to 3,000 OFWs availed of the governments repatriation
daily.
program from July 2016 to November
2016.
Sources: Department of Labor and Employment, December 2016
Department of Foreign Affairs, September 2016
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Abolish all unnecessary permits

and procedures for Overseas
Filipino Workers (OFWs):
The overseas employment
certificate, also known as the OEC,
is scrapped for vacationing OFWs.
The returning worker will also be
exempt from paying travel tax and
terminal fee upon presentation of
any of required documents to the
Tourism Infrastructure and
Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA)
and the Manila International Airport
Authority (MIAA).
Source: Department of Labor and Employment, December 2016

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Phase out contractualization: President Duterte encouraged contractual employees to report
labor law violations using the national emergency hotline 911 and citizen complaints hotline 8888.
For the second track, Labor Laws Compliance Officers (LLCOs) inspected establishments,
principals, and contractors practicing endo and labor-only contracting arrangements. Those
found to be engaged in labor-only contracting were subjected to mandatory conferences to assist
them in their compliance with labor standards.
Source: Department of Labor and Employment

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DOLE inspected 7,636 establishments/ principals/ contractors and found 1,188

engaged in labor-only contracting with 31,836 affected workers. Those found
to be engaged in this practice regularized 2,531 workers.
3-day maximum processing time for Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA)

applications implemented
Source: Department of Labor and Employment, October 2016

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Department of National Defense
Gains in Counter Terrorism
Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG): In view of President Dutertes resolve to neutralize the Abu Sayyaf
Group (ASG), the AFP embarked on 579 massive focused military operations 426
of which were meant to end the atrocity and notoriety of these bandits and allied terrorist
groups. The operations led to 54 armed engagements resulting in the neutralization
of 94 ASG bandits with 56 killed, 21 surrendered, and 17 apprehended/captured. Key ASG
leaders Nelson Muktadil, Braun Muktadil, and sub-leader Mohammad Said were among
the terrorists killed and bodies recovered in intense combat and ensuing search and retrieval
operations.
Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF): The AFP had launched a similar crackdown
against terrorist groups in Central Mindanao. Forty-four combat operations against the
Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) and other foreign and local terrorists particularly
the Maute Group resulted in the neutralization of a total of 50 personalities and the confiscation
of a large cache of high powered firearms, ammunition, and various other materials
and equipment for making Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).
Source: Department of National Defense, October 2016

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Davao Bombing: The incessant drive

to ferret out and bring to the bar of justice
the perpetrators of the dastardly bombing in
the Davao City night market on September 2
yielded breakthrough results. On October 4,
or 32 days after the incident, three of its
members were arrested. TJ Tagaya
Macabalang, Wendel Apostol Facturan,
and Musali Mustapha were collared
in a checkpoint operations in Cotabato City.
State of Lawless Violence: With the declaration of State of National Emergency

on account of lawless violence, the AFP has committed a substantial number of soldiers,
sailors, marines, and airmen as principal and reserve components doing mobile check
points, visibility patrols, and other activities to ensure suppression of lawless violence and
prevent it from spreading in key cities of Davao, Cebu, Cagayan de Oro, General Santos,
Zamboanga, and cities in Metro Manila and other parts of the country.

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Within 100 days, the government has already taken hold of drug and non-drug evidence
amounting to P8.21 billion, exceeding the value of drug seizures in the last five years.
From June 30 to October 7, 2016: 73 government officials linked to the drug trade have been
arrested nationwide.
Some of the high-value targets, including mayors, vice mayors, city and municipal councilors,
local drug lords, and law enforcers voluntarily surrendered to the authorities.
On July 14, the Philippines-Indonesia-Malaysia Trilateral Cooperative Arrangement was signed

in Yogyakarta, Indonesia to enhance military cooperation in addressing piracy, kidnap-for-
ransom, transnational crimes, and terrorism in the common maritime areas.

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Department of Public Works and Highways
DPWH Hotline
DPWH launched a 24/7 secretarys hotline last 24
August 2016 to effectively receive any complaint,
query, or suggestion on any DPWH-implemented
project nationwide.
It is a multi-media citizens feedback mechanism

with hotline numbers:
165-02; 304-3370 and is being managed by the
DPWH Stakeholders Relations Service.
Source: Department of Public Works and Highways

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Department of Public Works and Highways
Streamlined procurement process based on New Procurement Manual: DPWH put

together a coherent set of clear, complete, up-to-date, streamlined, and simple operational
rules and procedures, to serve as common reference and guide for DPWH and private
contractors, consultants, and suppliers in the procurement of contracts for infrastructure,
consulting services, and goods, consistent with Government Procurement Reform Act (RA
9184) and its implementing rules and regulations (IRR).
Under the Duterte administration, NEDA board approved two DPWH projects:
Widening/Improvement of Gen. Luis St.-Kaybiga-Polo-Novaliches Road

Metro Manila Flood Management Project, Phase 1 last November 14, 2016
Source: Department of Public Works and Highways

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Department of Science and Technology
On Promoting Micro Small & Medium Enterprises
Secretary Fortunato de la Pea of Department of Science
and Technology (DOST) said that innovation for inclusive
growth has been the central idea pf different programs of
DOST in recent years, particularly in supporting small and
medium enterprises (SMEs) in the provinces.
We have many local products and services, which are

world-class, and DOST is recognizing this. That is why we
are sharing all the resources and knowledge that we have
to empower them to be innovative in improving and
marketing their respective products, said Sec. de la Pea
during the launching of Benito and Catalino Yap
Foundation (BCYF) Innovation Awards held last October
17 at Manila Polo Club in Makati City.
Sec. de la Pea shared that DOST, through its Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program
(SETUP), had helped many SMEs in the countryside to improve the quality of products and
services, particularly in the areas of technology upgrading, packaging assistance, market research,
and technology transfer. He said that through this support, DOST was able to create an ideal
environment for the SMEs to develop and introduce more innovative products and services and
enhanced their productivity making them more competitive.
Source: Department of Science and Technology, December 2016
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A total of 271 new

hydrometeorological
(automated weather stations,
rain gauge, water level
monitoring) stations to monitor
rain and river systems were
installed nationwide.
DOST completed the installation of the Zamboanga Doppler Weather Radar System
(DWRS) to address areas not covered by the existing radar stations over the western part
of the Philippines.

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Three Food Innovation Center (FICs) were established to serve
as a hub for innovations, research and development, support
services for value-adding of fresh produce, and development of
new food products.
The FICs were located at the DOST Regional Office No. VI in Iloilo
City inaugurated last 26 July 2016; Guimaras State College
inaugurated last 26 July 2016; and, Central Visayas Food
Innovation Center located at the Cebu Institute of Technology
launched last 28 July 2016. As of November 2016, a total of 17
FICs have been established nationwide. Nine are operational;
seven FICs are ready for equipment deployment; and the
remaining is at the preparatory phase of establishment.
July to September 2016: DOSTs Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading (SET-UP) Program
enabled 215 MSMEs to adopt technology interventions that would enhance their productivity
and make them more competitive. The program provides technical assistance, technological
innovations, upgrading of products and processes, and consultancy services. The total
assistance provided from July to September 2016 amounted to P169.6M.
August 15, 2016: Establishment of One Store Express which is an online business-to-
costumer (B2C) marketing strategy to intensify the promotion of SETUP products produced by
beneficiaries of the DOST Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading (SETUP) Program.
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Radio Drama
The Department of Science and Technology Science and Technology Information Institute
(DOST-STII) rolled out on October 23, a radio drama series entitled Handog ng Agham para sa
Bayan.
The drama series features stories of success of individuals whose lives were made better
through science and technology.
Source: Department of Science and Technology, October 2016

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Department of Social Welfare and Development
The DSWD continues to monitor the condition of the evacuees and provide relief assistance,
which include family food packs (FFPs) and food and non-food items (FNFIs).
As of December 27, 2016, DSWD has provided a total of P9,159,851 worth of relief assistance
to 37,015 families or 153,364 persons affected by Typhoon Nina in 530 barangays

in CALABARZON, MIMAROPA, Region V and Region VI.
Source: Department of Social Welfare and Development

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DSWD has provided the Emergency Shelter Cash Assistance Project (ESCAP) worth
P135,260,000 to 27,052 households affected by Typhoon Lawin from November 7 to 18, 2016.
ESCAP is the assistance immediately provided to victims of disasters with partially and totally
damaged houses.

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A uniform amount of P5,000 was given to each family as an initial help in rebuilding
their homes. Secretary Judy M. Taguiwalo said the DSWD distributed assistance amounting
to P730,522,090 to 146,104 target households affected by Typhoon Lawin.
Secretary Taguiwalo issued Memorandum Circular No. 9 Supplemental Guidelines on the

Implementation of Protective Services Program (PSP) on August 1, 2016. It will guide the
DSWD Field Offices (FOs) nationwide in the implementation of the PSP, particularly their
treatment of referral letters from individuals, groups of individuals, or organization.
9,476 OFWs served in Operation Bring Them Home: Special Mission for Stranded Filipinos.

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Department of Tourism
The DOT, Miss Universe organization, and the pageants
private partners formally signed the memorandum of
agreement on November 16, 2016 in Mandaluyong City.
Tourism Secretary Wanda Tulfo-Teo said the Miss

Universe organizing committee is considering other
localities as venues of the pre-pageant events leading
to the coronation night on January 30, 2017 in Pasay City.
Visitor Arrivals
As of October 2016, inbound visitor arrivals posted
an 11.65% increase over the same period last year.
The biggest volume of arrivals was recorded
in July with 560,872 visitors.
Source: Department of Tourism

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Department of Trade and Industry
Investments
Investments registered with the Philippine Board of Investments (BOI) in November 2016
reached P28.5 billion, up by 97 percent from only P14.4 billion in the same month last year.
The impressive November investment registration figures led to the increase in the January to
November 2016 period which reached P324.5 Billion, up by 35.5 percent from only P239.52 Billion
recorded in the same period last year.
Issuance of Business Permits

DTI together with DILG and DICT signed last August 30, 2016 Joint Memorandum Circular (JMC)
No. 1 which shortens the processing days of business permits and licenses to a maximum
of three days.
Source: Department of Trade and Industry

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Department of Transportation
Land Sector
Inter-agency Council on Traffic (i-ACT)

For the first time, concerned government agencies agreed to come together to solve traffic woes
in Metro Manila. The Inter-Agency Council (i-ACT) on Traffic was formed to integrate a single
enforcement system under one chain of command. The Department of Transportation, through
the initiative of Sec. Arthur Tugade, took under its wing the Metro Manila Development Authority,
PNP-Highway Patrol Group, Land Transportation Office, and the Land Transportation
Franchising and Regulatory Board. The i-ACT is also working on harmonizing traffic laws,
ordinances, and penalties with Local Government Units.
Source: Department of Transportation, October 2016

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Land Sector
Strict Traffic Enforcement under i-ACT
The i-ACT is behind stricter enforcement against out-of-line or colorum vehicles, illegally-parked
vehicles, and illegal sidewalk vendors. As of 12 December 2016:
401 Colorum Vehicles Impounded
6,883 Illegally-parked Vehicles Towed
202,938 Traffic Violation Citation Tickets Issued
31,388 Traffic Citation Tickets Issued in Metro Manila
5,738 Sidewalk Vendors Cleared 3797
It also suspended window hours for coded vehicles in EDSA, C-5, Roxas Boulevard, Mandaluyong,
and all Circumferential and Radial roads.
Source: Department of Transportation, December 2016
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Land Sector
5-year validity of drivers licenses
As part of President Rodrigo Dutertes campaign promise, the Land
Transportation Office extended the validity of drivers licenses from
three years to five years. The measure was first implemented in NCR
starting October 17, and was subsequently carried out in other regions.
The extension in validity is seen to reduce queues in LTO offices
nationwide.
Distribution of Drivers Licenses

Drivers Licenses that were applied for between January to October 2016 can now be claimed
in 36 LTO licensing offices in Metro Manila. There are about 3,000,000 pending Drivers Licenses
nationwide700,000 of which are from Metro Manila. Printing and distribution of Drivers Licenses
for different Regions shall be completed between December first week of February.
The LTO also opened the printing and distribution of plastic license cards in four more regions
\last December 22.
Motorists who have pending applications can get their plastic license cards from the 71 offices
in Regions 3, 4-A, 7 and 11.
Source: Department of Transportation

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Aviation Sector
No report of laglag-bala
Since the start of this administration, no one has been reported to have missed a flight for having
a singular bullet in possession. No more luggages wrapped in plastic or masking tapes.
Night-rated airports
Upon the assumption of the new administration, four additional airports have been night-rated
such as Legazpi, Butuan, Dumaguete and Caticlan airports. There are now 17 airports capable
of night-landing. Roxas airport will follow before Christmas. Night landing capabilities will enable
airports to accommodate flights under sunset.
Solving airport congestion
By strictly following flight schedules and enforcing the five-minute rule, the on-time performance
(OTP) of airlines at the NAIA improved from 47% to 78%. Under the five-minute rule, pilots
who declare they are ready to take off must depart within the prescribed time or they would be put
back at the back of the queue. The rule did not only reduce flight delays but also instilled discipline
among airlines.
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Aviation Sector
Premium airport buses

An initial fleet of 21 premium Mercedes Benz buses was launched on September 6. The UBE
Express ferry passengers from NAIA to Makati and Roxas Boulevard. They are equipped with
ergonomically sound seats, Wi-Fi, and onboard display of arrival and departure information. The
buses also passed EURO V emission standards.

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Streamlining of business processes

DOTr agencies with frontline services reduced processing time and simplified
requirements for applications, clearances, and other requests.
Services From To
Application for new driver's license (LTO) 5hrs 3.5hrs
Franchise verification (LTFRB) 3 days 2hrs
Issuance of Seafarers Book (MARINA) 8hrs 4hrs

Permit to operate Ancillary Service (PPA) 1 week Half day

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Metropolitan Manila Development Authority
DOT continued operation of Pasig River Ferry System: For the period July to October 2016,
a total 18,775 passengers were served by the ferry service which now operates 12 stations
from Intramuros to Pinagbuhatan from Mondays to Saturdays from 6:30am to 4:45pm
and maintains a fleet of 14 ferry boats.

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National Economic and Development Authority
In the first four-and-a-half months of President

Rodrigo Roa Dutertes administration, the
National Economic and Development Authority
(NEDA) Board approved a total of 17 major
projects* in addition to the proposal of the
Department of Transportation to unbundle
airport projects in 2014, as well as the
proposed guidelines to be applied for the
processing of China-assisted projects under the
Investment Coordination Committee.
*9 projects approved on September 14, 2016

8 projects approved on November 14, 2016
In our move towards reinvigorating the agricultural and rural enterprise productivity, the approved
projects on agriculture, irrigation, and transportation will definitely help us achieve our development
goals. Moreover, this approval will continue our efforts in increasing infrastructure spending
towards 5.0 percent of the Gross Domestic Product.
Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Ernesto M. Pernia
Source: National Economic Development Authority, November 2016

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Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process
Preparations for the Next Round of Talks
The next round of talks is scheduled on January 18 25, 2017

in Rome, Italy
The Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP)

Panel and its various committees and working groups have been
holding workshops and consultations intended for generating inputs
from stakeholders for the drafting of their respective comprehensive
agreements on socio-economic reforms, political and constitutional
reforms, and on the end of hostilities and disposition of forces
based on the common outlines agreed upon during the October
round of talks.
Source: Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, December 2016
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Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process
Peace Talks with the MILF and MNLF
Four meetings have been held in the Philippines since the Implementing Panels
were launched in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Executive Order No. 8 entitled Amending Further
Executive Order No. 120 (s. 2012) as Amended by Executive Order No. 187 (s. 2015),
on the Bangsamoro Transition Commission (BTC) and for Other Purposes was signed
on November 7, 2016 in Rizal Hall Malacaan Palace. The BTC is tasked to craft the enabling
law of the Comprehensive Agreement of the Bangsamoro and propose amendments.
The Duterte Administration, in keeping

with its policy of inclusivity and in
cognizance of the role of MNLF Chair
Misuari in the Bangsamoro peace process,
has worked to suspend the proceedings
and enforcement of his warrant of arrest for
a period of six months to ensure their
participation in the peace process.
Source: Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, December 2016
65
Office of the Presidential Assistant for the Visayas
From November 28 to December 27, 2016, 3,965 Yolanda families have

already been transferred to resettlement sites in Tacloban out of 8,000 target
families by year end.
Sources: Office of the Presidential Assistant for the Visayas
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Office of the Cabinet Secretary
The Office of the Cabinet Secretary in partnership with the Civil Service
Commission (CSC) launched the Presidents hotline 8888 on August 1.
The hotline serves as the citizens complaint hotline.
Source: Civil Service Commission, August 2016

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Bases Conversion and Development Authority
Construction of a 16.30-km
access road that will link
Clark Green City (CGC) with
the Bamban and Capas -
35% completion as of
December 2016
Construction of a 7-km
access road that will link
CGC with the McArthur
Higway - 60% completion as
of December 2016
Faster flow of goods and services between Subic

and Clark; and Increase Subic Port Utilization &
Compliment Airport Operation in Clark - MOU with
China Harbour Engineering Company signed on 20
October 2016; ongoing conduct of requisite studies
Source: Bases Conversion and Development Authority, December 2016

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National Commission for Culture and the Arts
NCCA Chairman Felipe M. de Leon Jr. signed the Architectural and Detailed Engineering
Design for the Rehabilitation and Conservation of the Manila Metropolitan Theater on 27
December 2016. The blueprints will be the basis for the first phase of the reconstruction of
the MET which will push through early 2017.
Sources: National Commission for Culture and the Arts, December 2016
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Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino
KWF launched last December 1, orthographies for the Ibaloy, Kankanay,and Kalanguya
languages during the Pambansang Kumperensiya sa Wika at Panitikang Cordillera in
cooperation with Sentro ng Wika at Kultura at the Benguet State University. These were
distributed for free through DepEd CAR..
To further promote Philippine languages, the KWF last December 10 also commenced its first
sign language (FSL) training for the public. KWF has decided to provide the FSL training for free.
FSL is a non-verbal language or communication system already used nationwide particularly by
the country's deaf community.
Five new literary translations were launched on August 23 as part of the month-long anniversary
of the commission. Authors translated were Shakespeare, Jules Verne, Guy de Maupassant,
J.M. Barrie, and Mary Shelley.
Source: Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino, December 2016
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Film Development Council of the Philippines
This year showcases an array of independent,

non-mainstream Filipino films that passed the
standards of the Screening Committee.
This is the first time that the festival committee

required producers to submit picture lock versions
or finished films instead of screenplays in previous
editions.
Travel Assistance Program was introduced in September 2016 to provide

airfare and accommodation to filmmakers representing the Philippines in countries like Korea
and Japan.
Golden Statue Assistance Program worth 1 million pesos was introduced in October 2016
to provide financial assistance to Philippine film entry to the Oscars.
Festival Development Assistance Program was introduced in November 2016 to provide

emerging and sustainable festivals and/or film events. Financial and service assistance
is worth at least 250,000 pesos. FDCP will also be providing Festival Ambassadors
or Delegates to Filipino Film events abroad which spotlight our Filipino Films and our Heritage.
Sources: National Commission for Culture and the Arts and FDCP, December 2016
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Philippine Sports Commission
The commission supported 1,033 national athletes and 285 national coaches
with a total amount of assistance of P8,722,200 from July to September 2016.
In the same period, over P3,000,000 worth of services was extended
by the Sports Science Centers various units for developing athletes.
Source: Philippine Sports Commission, October 2016

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Presidential Communications Operations Office
Freedom of Information (FOI)
as of December 22, 2016
All 22 (100%) Departments complied with
FOI manuals
108 out of 163 (66%) Government agencies and

GOCCs under the executive
branch complied with FOI
Manuals
130 out of 185 (70%) Total compliance
eFOI Statistics as of December 22, 2016

312 total FOI request
The President signed the Administrative Order No. 1

which creates the Presidential Task Force on
violations of the right to life, liberty and security of the
members of the media on October 11, 2016.
PCOO in partnership with Facebook live-streams

almost all major activities of the President.
Source: Presidential Communications Operations Office, December 2016

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Camps Visited by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte
Total Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) camps 22*
Total Philippine NaIonal Police (PNP) camps 4
*22 camps were visited all in all. Of the number, six were visited more than once.
Source: Philippine National Police and Armed Forces of the Philippines

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I am here because I love my country and I love the people of
the Philippines I am here, why? Because I am ready to start my
work for the nation. President Rodrigo Roa Duterte
Inaugural Address, June 30, 2016
75
Change arrived and shook old foundations of neglect, corruption,
and abuse of privilege and power. Rodrigo Roa Duterte said
during his inauguration, "Erosion of faith and trust in government
that is the real problem that confronts us.
What he ultimately accomplished, together with the men and

women in Cabinet, as well as every single public servant who fills
an honest day's work, is bring faith back in governance and in the
true people's power to dream for the future and take charge of
their lives for the better.
Duterte's administration ends the year with palpable results of

quick, effective, pro-people, and pro-nation actions.
Expect 2017 to be packed with challenges that people's

leaders can turn into opportunities.
"Tinud-anay nga kabag-uhan. Mao kana ang

tumong sa atong pang-gobyerno (Real change.
This is the direction of our government),
says the President.
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Afterword
The President hit the ground running in the first six months and we expect much more will be done
in the succeeding months and years.
This year-end report highlights the most compelling results of the hard work, purpose,
and commitment of the Duterte government to give the people a safe and secure environment
vis-a-vis the top agenda: fight illegal drugs, corruption, criminality. Rest assured that the faces,
places, and accounts of experiences of engagement with communities give inspiration
to the President and his team, and strengthen every government worker's resolve to do public service.
Credibility matters. Leadership is better measured by actions than words.
This we can say: The Presidents heart is in the right place, and he has only the interests of the
Filipino people and the nation, first and foremost in his mind.
We in government thank you for the unwavering support and trust in the President's leadership.
There is no better time and no other time for him to lead us to a point of national pride. All hands on
deck. Each and every one is called to build a future that once seemed impossible but now is ours
to chart and to realize because we can only grow better as a people and worthy members of the
human race.
Secretary Martin Andanar

Presidential Communications Operations Office
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DAR turned over P4.7 million post-harvest facility in Davao

Presidential Agrarian Reform Council (PARC) Convened

Source: Department of Agrarian Reform, December 2016

DAR distributed 120 hectares of agricultural lands in Sorsogon

Source: Department of Agrarian Reform, December 2016

Review of Corporative Scheme In Negros Occidental, Mariano promised to look into

Pro-farmer Decisions, Investigations Mariano signed DARCO Resolution MS 1608-234,

Source: Department of Agrarian Reform

CLOA Distribution During his first 100 days,

Source: Department of Agrarian Reform, October 2016

Assisted 5,586 ARB Organizations (capacity development, facilitating access

Source: Department of Agrarian Reform, October 2016

1. National color-coded agriculture and fisheries map

Source: Department of Agriculture, December 2016

DA turned over farm machineries including

Source: Department of Agriculture, December 2016

The Department of Agriculture (DA) launched

The mini-market provides a steady space for food

The initiative clearly states the governments stand

Source: Department of Agriculture, December 2016

Color-coded Agri Map

DA turned over a total of 10.67 million worth of agri-fishery

Source: Department of Agriculture

DA turned over 45 fiberglass fishing boats to the fisher folks

On Distribution of fishing boats and nets for the fisherfolk

Based on initial assessments as of

Piol disclosed that there are about 246,240 bags

Source: Department of Agriculture, September 2016

Legislation of the Salary

Source: Department of Budget and Management, September 2016

Source: Department of Budget and Management

ALS seeks to reintegrate out-of-school youths or basic

Source: Department of Education, August to December 2016

Source: Department of Energy

Committed to provide reliable and clean power supply towards industrialization,

Source: Department of Energy, November 2016

Source: Department of Energy

Completed the audit of 41 metallic mines of which 10 were suspended, 20 were

Convergence program to stimulate bamboo development revealed

DENR bares new hotlines for landline and mobile users

Biochar Project aims to convert

Source: Department of Environment and Natural Resources, September 2016

Bureau of Internal Revenue

Source: Department of Finance, September 2016

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) launched the online streaming of closed-circuit

Source: Bureau of Customs

October 25 P20 million worth of smuggled rice (Port of Manila)

Shabu P 933.304 million

Bureau of Customs on Revenue Collection

Source: Bureau of Customs

A Handbook on Philippine Public Diplomacy is a compilation of articles written by active public

Source: Department of Foreign Affairs, December 2016

Source: Department of Health, November 2016

Source: Department of Health, November 2016

Top executives of private telcos join forces in reducing

Philippine National Police (PNP) PROJECT TOKHANG*

Special Action Force (SAF) takes over Bilibid

National Emergency Hotline: The 911 hotline

Source: Philippine National Police

1,419 cities and municipalities out of 1,634 including ARMM

Source: Department of Interior and Local Government, October 2016

Quick response to OFWs:

Abolish all unnecessary permits