#PHlgu
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These are the regions and provinces of the Philippines1. For each municipality and city in regions 1, 2 and 3 there is also a municipal dashboard:
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- Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
- Cordillera Administrative Region
- National Capital Region
- Region 01 - Ilocos Region
- Region 02 - Cagayan Valley
- Region 03 - Central Luzon
- Region 04A - Calabarzon
- Region 04B - Mimaropa
- Region 05 - Bicol Region
- Region 06 - Western Visayas
- Region 07 - Central Visayas
- Region 08 - Eastern Visayas
- Region 09 - Zamboanga Peninsula
- Region 10 - Northern Mindanao
- Region 11 - Davao Region
- Region 12 - SOCC SK SarGen
- Region 13 - Caraga
Is development effective? Observations or comments on the development effectiveness and synergy in #PHlgu? Give them here. You can also express your ideas on what initiatives are most urgently needed. If possible explain why you think so.
For detailed information on the major cities and administrative division of Philippines, see Philippines in Citypopulation.de.
A major major 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck the provinces Bohol, Cebu and Siquijor on October 15, 2013.
According to the Office of Civil Defense a total of 593,561 families have been affected.
Source: Rappler.com: Over 37,000 in Bohol evacuate due to earthquake (Rappler.com, October 15, 2013)
Jan Goossenaerts
@collaboratewiki
A link to PNoy's Report Card: SONA 2012 promises tracker has been included on this page, under the Tab Functions of Government, in the lowest -most foundational, most serving- row 01-General Public Services ( COFOG division 1).
Many of the individual promises are related to specific functions of government.
As resources and responses allow, each (policy) promise and reactions, comments to it, could be linked to specific pages of industry or governance via tagging them individually in the suitable manner as explained in Cocreating Social Capital for the Philippines.
Jan Goossenaerts
@collaboratewiki
In the municipal dashboards, readers can easily access the LGU's LGPMS reports.
Imelda L. Aquino, LGOO V-DILG, Quirino has written a summary on what's new in LGPMS Version 3: Introducing LGPMS Version 3 From Self –Assessment Tool to Oversight Performance Tool:
Jan Goossenaerts
@collaboratewiki