Contents

I. The Primer's Objective 1

II. Developing your Project 1

Your Project: From Idea to Reality-- 2The Project Flow Chart

Step 1. Identifying Your Project 4

Step 2. Packaging Your Project for Financing 5

Step 3. Financing Your Project 8

Step 4. Contracting, Implementing and 12Monitoring Your Project

Step 5. Evaluating Your Project After Completion 13

Annex 1. Additional References 14

Annex 2. Institutions Offering Courses in LGU 15Project Development and Financing

Annex 3. NEDA Regional Offices (NROs) 16Project Development Assistance Centers (PDACs)

Annex 4. Centers for Local Governance Contact Listing 17

Annex 5. Department of the Interior and Local Government 18Regional Offices

This primer was made possible through support provided by the United States Agency forInlernational Development (USAID}. II is provided free of charge. The information provide<! hereinare purely for guidance purposes only, and not meant 10 replace any existing rules and regulationsprovided by law. They have been verified at the time of prinling and are believed to be reliable. Theprivate sector organizations and services listed in this Primer are provided for information purposesonly and not necessarily endorsed by the CCPSP and the USAID. LGUs and interested readers areencouraged to make copies of Ihe Primer for wider dislribution.

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This Primer is available online and can be downloaded in Word format at:http://ccpsp.org/lguprimer/

What are thesteps involvedin developingLGU projects?

I. The Primer's Objective

The objective of the LGU Project Packaging and FinancingPrimer 1 is to assist you, the LGUs, in implementing your majorinfrastructure and other developmental projects. [t serves as aguide on the steps in developing and packaging your projects,who can help, and where to obtain financing.

II. Developing Your Project

There are five steps involved in developing your project:

(1) Identifying your project(2) Packaging your project for financing(3) Financing your project(4) Contracting, implementing and monitoring your project(5) Evaluating the project after completion.

"Chart 1. Your Project: From Idea to Reality -The ProjectFlow Chart", on pages 2-3, shows these steps and the agenciesand institutions that can help. Some LGUs may find theirprojects in different steps, and in many cases, may have torepeat some activities. For further information on the projectdevelopment process, the LGUs can refer to Additional Refer­ences in Annex 1, and for training on LGU project development,the institutions listed in Annex 2.

1) CCPSP acknowledges the inputs provided by various agencies and orga­nizations listed in the Primer. Because 01 space limitations. the informationprovided in the Primer may be limited. LGUs are encouraged to contact theorganizations directly for further information.

Chart 1. Your Project: From Idea to Reality -- TheProject Flow Chart STEPS 4 & 5

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Step 1. Identifying Your Project

The Projects you would like to implement ca.n generatcome from your

• Comprehensive Land-Use Plan

• Medium Term Development Plan

• Annual Investment Plan.

LGUs can seek the assistance of NROs/PDACs to hellidentify and prioritize their projects. Some of these projectmay include water supply, solid waste, public marketsintegrated bus terminals, municipal ports, informatioltechnology, roads and bridges, coastal fisheries, post-harvesfacilities, commercial complex establishments, housing antother projects. Several PDACs (Region IV, V & XIII) holt"Investment Prioritization, Municipal Environment Plannin~and Local Planning and Budgeting Workshops" througtthe Governance and Local Democracy Project (GOLD) 0

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Who can help?

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What is required from LGUs?

What is the expected result?

NEDA Regional Offices (NROs) an«Project Development AssistanciCenters (PDACs) can assist you ilidentifying your most promising projectsA list of the NROs and PDACs, and the:contact numbers are in Annex 3.

Generally, the project must be revenuegenerating and/or of high economic priorit)They can come from your LoceDevelopment Plans approved by youSanggunian Body.

A list of properly identified projects tbe packaged forfinancing.

Step 2. Packaging Your Project for Financing

After you have identified your project, you will need to packagethe project for financing. Packaging will involve

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preparation of the pre-feasibility and feasibility studies

deciding on the procurement process

deciding on the type of financing you want for your projects

preparing the documents required by lenderslinvestors

Who can help?

LGUs may be asked to share in the cost of such assistance, suchas payment of fees, contributions in kind or equity contribution.

The Coordinating Council for Private SectorParticipation (CCPSP), through its ProjectDevelopment Facility (PDF), can help you packageyour project if it is revenue-generating and involvesthe private sector. Contact Person: Ms. Sylvia D.Clemente, Deputy Executive Director,Coordinating Council for Private SectorParticipation,6th Floor, EDPC Bldg., Bangko Sentral ng PiJipinasComplex, Roxas Blvd., Manila. Tel. No. (02) 521­4262, Fax No. (02) 521-4285. E-mail:Iguprimer@ccpsp.orgWebsite: http://ccpsp.org

Department of the Interior and LocalGovernment (DILG) - The DILG can assist you inpreparing and packaging your projects through theProject Development and Monitoring Units in eachRegional Office (See Annex 5). You may alsocontact: Mr. Normando J. Toledo, Director, Officeof Project Development Services and Ole,Regional Operations Support Services,Department of Interior and Local Government 5/FFrancisco Gold Condominium II, EDSA cor.Mapagmahal St., Quezon City: Tel. No. (02) 929­9601, (02) 929-9406; Fax No. (02) 925-0388; E­mail: toledon@dilg.gov.ph

Department of Finance (DOF) - The Municipal DevelopmentFund Office (MDFO) of the DOF can assist LGUs in identifyingsubprojects, preparing feasibility studies, strengthening of LGUcapabilities in governance and investment planning through itsLocal Government Finance and Development Program(LOGOFIND). Contact Person: Ms. Annie F. Fernandez,Deputy Executive Director for Operations, MDFO, PodiumLevel, Department of Finance Bldg. Roxas Blvd., Manila, Tel. No.(02) 523-9937 to 39. The DOF can also assist LGUs in preparingresource management projects, under its Community-BasedResource Management Program (See Step 3, page 11 for thecontact person).

The Land Bank can assist you in preparing and packagingyour project through its various credit lines and through the ProjectDevelopment Fund Facility. Contact Person: Ms. Cecilia C.Borromeo, First Vice President, Local Government FinancialServices Department, Land Bank of the Philippines, 6/F, LandBank Bldg. II, Sen. Gil J. Puyat Ave., Makati City, M. M. Tel. No.(02) 894 - 1992, Fax No. (02) 812-4056 E-mail:cborromeo@mail.landbank.com Land Bank can also advise youon how to do a bond flotation for your project. Contact Person:Mr. Omar T. Salvo, Vice President, Land Bank Building IV. Tel.No. (02) 814-0204, Fax No. (02) 893-2328 E-mail:osalvo@mail.landbank.com.

Mindanao Economic Development Council (MEDCo) canassist Mindanao LGUs in evaluating and prioritizing projects, andin identifying other agencies for further assistance. Contactperson: Ms. Jo-Ann Emilene De Belen, Executive Director,MEDCo Secretariat, 4/F SSS Bldg., JP Laurel Avenue, Bajada,Davao City, Tel. No. (082) 221-1345/221-8108, Fax No. (082) 221­7060/221-6929. E-Mail: medco@dv.weblinq.com

National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA)- The NEDA Regional Offices (See Annex 3) can help you prepareand package your project for financing. Information on therequirements for accessing Official Development Assistance(ODA) are available at the NROs and at the NEDA Central Office.Contact Person: Mr. Jonathan L. Uy, Chief, InvestmentProgramming Division, Public investment Staff, NEDA Bldg.,12 Amber Avenue, Pasig, Metro Manila Tel. No. (02) 631-3748.E-mail: riped@mai1.neda.gov.ph

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What isrequiredfromLGUs?

Nhat is the9xpected'esult?

Project Development Assistance Centers(PDACs) - The PDACs can also help package yourproject, provide technical advice and assist inidentifying possible fund sources for preparation. Thelist of PDACs is shown in Annex 3.

Some LGUs prefer to finance their projectsthrough bond flotations. These are funds borroweddirectly from investor banks and repaid atthe end ofthe term. The following provide advisory seNlces toLGUs on bond flotations: Preferred VenturesCorporation. Contact Person: Mr. Danilo Fausto,President, Unit G1, RSG Condominiums, 55 ErminGarcia St., Cubao, Quezon City. Tel. Nos. (02) 415­7882. E-mail: dfaustQ@pworld.net.ph. MultinationalInvestment Bancorporation. Contact Person: Mr.Raul I. Nivera. 9/F Prudential Bank Bldg., AyalaAve., Makati City, Tel. Nos. (02) 817-1511 to 15, FaxNo. 817-7586. E-mail: mib@info.com.ph

United States Agency for InternationalDevelopment - Growth with EqUity in MindanaoProgram (USAID-GEM). USAID-GEM assistsLGUs in Mindanao select, evaluate and packageprojects; links LGUs with agencies that can provideassistance in project development and financing andpromotes projects for investment. Contact Person:Dr. Charles E. Feibel, Chief of Party, GEM ProgramManagement Office, QFC Bldg., Lot 22, Block 3Phase 7, Ecoland Subdivision, Matina, Davao City,Tel. No. (82) 298-2192 to 94, (82) 229-2503 FaxNo. (82) 298-2705 / (82) 298-2195 E-mail:cfeibel @mindanao,org Website: hl1Q.;lllMNW.mindanao.org

You should check with the individual agency/organization concernedwhat their requirements are. Generally, they may require the followingin addition to other requirements:

• Project concept paper or detailed study

• Financial Statements for the past three years

• SanggunianlDevelopment Council resolution

A complete project package for presentation to lendersfappropriatedonors or private sector proponents for financing.

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Step 3. Financing Your Project

You may avail of four general sources of financing for yourproject aside from your own funds as shown in Chart 2:

What are thedifferent financingsources for LGUProjects? •

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private sector financing

bond flotations

loans

grants

While some of these organizations do not actually financeprojects, they may be able to help you locate financing for yourprojects.

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PRIVATE SECTOR FINANCING

The Coordinating Council for Private Sector Participation(CCPSP) can help obtain financing through private sector proponents.

SThese include BaTs, joint ventures, concessions, leases, management

CCPSP. . \ and service con.tract~. Contact P~rso.n: Ms. SXlvia 0 .. Clemente,:i' Deputy Executive DIrector, Coordinating Council for Pnvate Sector

./ Participation, 6th Floor, EDPC Bldg., Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. - Complex, Roxas Blvd., Manila. Tel. No. (02) 521-4262, Fax No. (02)

521-4285. E-mail: Iguprimer@ccpsp.orgWebsite: http://ccpsp.org

LGU Guarantee Corporation (LGUGC), a private guaranteeinstitution composed of DBP and member banks of the Bankers

8Association of the Philippines, can help LGUs obtain private sector

LGUGC ." ..,.... loans or. help sell their bond flotations. Contact Persons: Mr. Jesus} G. Tirona, President and Mr. Vicente A. Laza, Senior Vice

.> President, Local Govemment Units Guarantee Corporation (LGUGC),..' 28/F AnteI 2000 Corporate Center 121 Valero St., Salcedo Village,

Makati City Tel. No. (02) 751~8764 ~ 67, Fax No. (02) 751~768. Email:jgtlgugc@iconn.com.ph orvallgugc@iconn.com.ph

BOND FLOTATIONS

Bond Flotations are another source of financing for LGU projects. Youcan contact Private Financial Advisers as well as Land Bank,DBP and the PNB for assistance on bond flotations. Their contactnumbers are listed in Step 2 and Step 3. The LGUGC, through itsmember Private Banks and investments houses, can also help LGUsfinance their projects through bond flotations. Their contact number isshown under Private Sector Financing above.

LOANS

Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP). Eligible projects: housing,health projects, public markets, bus terminals, waterworks, water

@ .. sYstems,sewerage'fIOOdcontrOland drainage, sanitation,LAND .... j slaughterhouse, forestry, waste disposal and wastewater treatment,BANK ._. renewable energy and other environmental projects. Land Bank also

..... / finances feasibility studies. Contact Person: Ms. Cecilia C.Borromeo, First Vice President, Land Bank. (See step 2).

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Development Bank of the Philippines. Eligible projects:water supply systems, sanitation and drainage projects,housing, water supply projects, public markets,slaughterhouses, transport terminals, renewable energy,municipal water systems, storage and refrigeration facilities,hospital/health facilities, roads and bridges, heavy equipment,computer hardware and software; refinancing of existing LGUloans and bridge financing. Contact Person: Ms. Corazon D.Conde, Senior Vice President, Development Bank of thePhilippines, Senator Gil J. Puyat Ave., cor. Makati Avenue,Makati City, Metro Manila. Tel. No. (02) 815-1520, Fax (02)817-1639; E-mail: cconde@devbankphil.com.ph

Philippine National Bank. Eligible projects: publicfacilities, infrastructure projects, public markets, housing, wastedisposal, slaughterhouse, road construction, school buildings,waterworks, water systems, heavy equipment, telephonesystems, commercial centers, post-harvest facilities, irrigation,reClamation, sports complexes, and city and municipal halls.Contact Person: Mr. Josefino R. Gamboa, Senior VicePresident, Government Banking Group, Philippine NationalBank, PNB Financial Center, Roxas Blvd., Metro Manila Tel.No. (02) 526-3488; E-mail: gamboajr@pnb.com.ph

Department of Finance - Municipal Development Fund(MDF): Eligible projects: municipal infrastructure, publicmarkets, slaughterhouse, water supply systems, roads,bridges, flood control, piers and wharves, bus terminals, post­harvest facilities, environmental projects such as solid waste,wastewater treatment and social projects. Technical assistanceis available for LGU training and capacity-bUilding and resourcemobilization assistance. Eligible borrowers are 3'd to 61h classLGUs, but for environmental projects all LGUs may apply.Contact Person: Ms. Loreta S. Rufo, Program Manager,Municipal Development Fund Office (MDFO) Podium Level,Department of Finance Bldg. Roxas Blvd., Metro Manila, Tel.No. (02) 523-9937-39, Fax No. (02) 523-9937.

Department of Finance - Community BasedResource Management Program: Eligible projects:upland agriculture and community-based forestry,coastal and near-shore fisheries projects and small­scale rural infrastructure projects. Technical assistanceis available for project preparation, capacity-building andresource mobilization assistance. Contact Person: Ms.Floradema C. Eleazar, Program Manager,Community-Based Resource Management Program,Department of Finance, 7F/EDPC Bldg. Bangko Sentralng PjJipinas Complex, Roxas Blvd., Manila; Tel. No.(02) 526-7335, (02) 526-7475; Fax No. (02) 526-7335;E-mail: folay@asiagate.net

GRANTS

LGUs can obtain information from the followingagencies for grants from official sources (ODA):Municipal Development Finance Office (MDFO) underthe Department of Finance (DOF), Department of Interiorand Local Government (DILG), and the NationalEconomic and Development Authority (NEDA). Somedonors provide grants directly to LGUs. The ContactPersons are listed in "Step 2. Packaging Your Project."

What isrequiredfromLGUs?

What is theexpectedresult?

In general, LGUs will be required to submit:

• Sanggunian Resolution• A project feasibility study• Local Development Investment Program• COA-audited past three years' financial statements• Acceptable collateral• Application for necessary permits

In the case of Official Development Assistance (ODA) loans and grants,projects may have to be approved by the Investment CoordinatingCommittee (ICC), the Secretariat of which is NEDA (see Step 2 forcontact person).

The loan is approved or the bond flotation is issued, therefore securingfinancing forthe project.

Step 4. Contracting, Implementing and MonitoringYour Project

In general, the type of financing you will select will determine howyour project will be contracted and implemented.

Oncefinancing isobtained,can projectconstructi0 nstart? What isthe role ofLGUsinprojectimplementation?

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If the private sector will finance your project, you can bidout the contract and the proponent will finance, constructand operate the facility.If you decide on a loan, the lender may have its ownprocurement requirements.If a bond flotation is chosen, you can implement the projectusing your own method of contracting.

Generally, the LGU will be responsible for monitoring the constructionof the project and should provide progress reports. For larger projects,LGUs are strongly encouraged to hire the services of qualified,professional, independent certification eng ineers or design checkers toensure that the construction of the facility is in accordance with soundconstruction standards. The following institutions can help you identifythese professional services:

The Coordinating Council for Private SectorParticipation (CCPSP) can help LGUs monitor theprojects with private sector participation through BOTs,joint ventures, concessions, leases, management andservice contracts. Contact Person: Ms. Sylvia D.Clemente, Deputy Executive Director, CoordinatingCouncil for Private Sector Participation, 6th Floor, EDPCBldg., Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Complex, RoxasBlvd., Manila, Tel. No. (02) 521-4263, Fax No. (02) 521 ~

4285. Email: Iguprimer@ccpsp.org Website: http://ccpsp.org

The National Economic and Development Authority(NEDA) Regional Offices (NROs) can help LGUs in thecontracting process and in project implementation andin monitoring of construction through the Regional andLocal Project Monitoring Committees. (See Annex 3 forthe list of these NROs)

Step 5. Evaluating Your Project After Completion

After construction is completed and the project has beenoperational, you will need to evaluate the project to determine whetherthe objectives of the project are being met:

Why does theproject have tobe evaluatedaftercompletion?Who isresponsiblefor it?

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Did the construction cost exceed the original estimates?

Was it completed on time?

Are the project benefits being realized as planned?

Are actual operating and maintenance costs as projected?

The LGU are responsible for evaluating the project aftercompletion.They should analyze the answers to these questions and prepare a

project monitoring and evaluation plan. This activity could be carriedout with the help of Local Project Monitoring Committees reporting to

the respective Local Development Councils. Finally, the overall benefitsof the project should be monitored and regularly reported to thecommunity by the LGU.

Annex 1. Additional References

More information on the Project Packaging and FinanCing Primer for LGUscould be obtained from the following agencies and institutions:

Ms. Marcelina E. BacaniDirectorNational Economic and Development Authority (NEDA)Regional Development Coordination Staffyth Floor, NEDA Bldg.12 Amber AvenuePasig, Metro ManilaTel. No. (02) 631-3708E-mail: ripcd@mail.neda.gov.phWebsite: www.neda.gov.ph

Mr. Normando J. ToledoDirector, Office of Project Development ServicesOIC, Regional Operations Support ServicesDepartment of the Interiorand Local Government (DlLG)5th Floor, OPDSFrancisco Gold Condominium IIEDSA cor. Mapagmahal StreetDiliman, Quezon CityTel. Nos. (02) 925-0388, (02) 929-9601 Fax: (02) 925-0388E-mail: toledon@dilg.gov.ph

Ms. Sylvia D. ClementeDeputy Executive DirectorCoordinating Council for Private Sector Participation (CCPSP)6th Floor, EDPC Bldg.Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas ComplexRoxas Blvd., Metro ManilaTel. No. (02) 521-4263; Fax: (02) 521-4285E-mail: Iguprimer@ccpsp.orgWebsite: http://ccpsp.org

Ms. Sandra T. ParedesExecutive DirectorUnion of Local Authorities of the Philippines (ULAP)2803 Summit One Tower530 Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong CityTel No. (02) 718-1812, (02) 534-6787 TeleFax: (02) 717-1810E-mail: ulap@paciflc.net.phWebsite: http://www.ulap.org.ph

Annex 2. Institutions Offering TrainingCourses in LGU Project

Development and Financing:

Development Academy of the Philippines

Attn: Ms. Magdalena I. MendozaDirector, Centerof GovemanceLocal Development OfficeDAP Building, San Miguel AvenuePasig CityTel. No. (02) 631-2157, Fax No. (02) 631-2123E-mail: mendozam@dap.edu.ph

Local Government Academy

Attn: Elena M. PanganibanExecutive Director6th Floor, Agustin J Building, Emerald AvenuePasig CityTel. Nos. 634-8430, 634-6116Fax Nos. 634-6567, 634-1881E-mail: empanganiban@pacific.net.ph ordir@ Iga.dilg.gov.ph '

Ateneo de Manila University School of Government

Attn: Ms. Henedina Razon-AbadDirectorRockwell Center. Makati CityTel. No. (02) 890-5695/ (02) 729-6603E-mail: hrabad@pusit.admu.edu.ph

Asian Institute of Management

Attn: Prof. Mario Antonio LopezDirector, Development Executive ProgramCenter for Development ManagementJoseph R. McMicking Campus123 Paseo de Roxas St., Makati CityTel. No. (02) 892 - 4011 to 25Fax no. (02) 817-9240E-mail: maglopez@dataserye.aim.edu.ph

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Annex 3. NEDA Regional Offices (NROs) and ProjectDevelopment Assistance Centers (PDACs)

REGIONAL DIRECTORS (Head of PDACs) DIRECT LINES FAX NO.

MR. JUAN B. NGALOB CAR (074) 442-9573/ (074) 442-3232/442-3233Botanical Garden, Leonard Wood 444-7144Baguio City E:mail micad@mozcom.com

MR. LEONARDO N. QUINTOS (072) 888·5501/ (072) 888-2708/888·26802500 Guerrero Road, San Fernando 888-2680La Union E:mail neda!u@sflu.com

MS. MILAGROS A. RIMANDO (078)844-1336/ (078) 844-1243N£DA Region II Office 846-7280Tuguegarao City, Cagayan E:mail nro2@cagayan.inext.net

MR. REMEGIO A. MERCADO III (045) 963-6772/ (045) 961-39022"0 Floor, Hyatt Garden 73, 860-2214San Fernando, Pampanga E-mail: neda3@mozcom,com

MR. OSCAR D. BALBASTRO IV 929-1644/1828/ 929-6479NEDA Complex, EDSA, Quezon City 929-9272

E:mail nro4@mail.neda.gov.ph

MS. MARLENE Ca. P. RODRIGUEZ V (052) 482-0252, (052) 482-0600/214-3238Arimibay, Legaspi City 820-5899

Email: neda5@g!obalink,nel.Rh

Atty. TRUMAN T. CAINGLET VI (033) 337-6840/ (033) 337-2400/335-1070Fort San Pedro, Iloilo City 337-2671

E:maJl nTo6@ jlojlo.net

MR. ROMEO C. ESCANDOR VII (032) 253-8959/ (032) 253-0489SO Floor, Tancher Bldg., £scario St. 8126/8132Cebu City E:mail nro7@nro7.neda,goY,ph

MR. BUENAVENTURA C. GO-SOCO, JR. VIIl (053) 323-2147/ (053) 323-3093/3110Government Center, Palo, Leyte 3090/321-4507

E:mail neda8@ mail ,avis.netRh

MR. RAFAEL G. EVANGELISTA, Jr. IX (062) 991-6741 (062) 991·1364

Justice R.J. Lim Blvd., Zamboanga City E:mail neda9@ jetlink.com,ph

MR. RAYMUNDO E. FONOLLERA, Ph.D. X (08822) 722-168 (08822) 728-072

NEDA Regional Office 10 723-436E-mail: neda10@coronet,com,phCagayan de Oro City

MS. AURORA R. PELAYO XI (082) 227-2692/ (082) 221-0657/226-4212

Maxima Bldg., J.P. Laurel Ave., Davao City 226-4212E:ma~ neda11 @skyinetnet

Xli (064) 421-2912/ (064) 421-1974/421·1081MS. MA. LOURDES D. LIM 421-1082NEDA Regional Office XII, Cotabato City Email: neda12@mjcroweb.com.Rh

MR. JOSE V. MAZO XIII (085) 225·2951 (085) 225-2952072 J. Satorre Street, Butuan City CARAGA ,::,..,.,,,;1. nedaxi Ii@butuanonline.net

Annex 4. Centers for Local GovernanceContact Listing

INSl1TUTIONS CONTACT PERSON CONTACT NUMBER

Bulacan State University (BSU)Malolos, Bulacan

DR.MODESTAG.LUGOS Telefax No.: (044) 791-7117CLG CoordinatorDirector - ILGA

Divine Word College (OWC)Tagbiliran CityProvince of Bohol

Gerry Roxas Foundation, Inc.(GRF)Oayao, Roxas City

MS. CYNTHIA R. AyeOCLG CoordinatorHead-DWC ResearchCenter

MR. RAQUEL OLANDIACLG Coordinator

Telefax No.: (038) 411-3658E-mail:research@dwc.mozcom.com

Tel. No.: (036) 621-1922621-2832621-0093

Fax No.: (036) 62Hl583E-mail: grf@l-rox.nel.ph

Ateneo Resource center forLocal GovernanceAteneo de Davao UniversityDavaoCity

MS. LOUROESJ. MAMAED Tel. No.; (082) 221-2411Executive Director local 6021604

Fax No.: (082) 226-4116Cell phone: 0917-7002395

Ateneo de Naga University(AteNU)NagaCity

Mindanao State Universily - lIiganInstitute of Technology (MSU-1T)lIiganCity

DEAN ALFRED FABAYCLG Coordinator

MR. ROSELLE C.MACANSANTOSCLG CoordinatorExecutive Director ­SOPREX

Tel. No.: (054) 473-9253473-8447473-0756

E-mail;acfabay@sili adnu.edu.ph

Telefax No.; (063) 221-5056223-0077223-8481

cell phone: 0918-4907943

Annex 5: Department of the Interior andLocal Government Regional Offices

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Regional Directors.... Region· Telephone NlJrTiber(s) FaXJlumber(,s)

MR. CARLOS T. DERECHO (072) 888-3106/888-2294 (072) 888-2108/242-5040Aguila Road,City of San FernandoLa Union 2500

MR. MANUEL V. BIASON II (078) 844-1296/844-1978 (078) 844-5378Del Rosario St. cor. Hi-wayTuguegarao, Cagayan 3500

MR. RODOLFO S. FERRAREN III (045) 961-5527/961-5433 (045)961-2904Regional Government CenterBarangay MaimpisSan Fernando, Pampanga

MR. JUAN B. VOLFANGO, JR. IV (02) 924-2335/924-2390 (02) 924-2363827 Calderon Bldg., EDSAQuezon City 1100

MS. JOSEFINA E. CASTILLA V (052) 480-1486/480-1493 (052) 245-5029Rizal Sf., Albay DistrictLegaspi City 4500

MR. REXDITO T. REYES VI (033) 335-0465/336-2652 (033) 336-26536 Parola St., Fort San PedroIloilo City 5000

MR. ROBERTO C. ABEJERO VII (032) 253-5481/253-5489 (032) 253-1581/253-5473Sud/on, Lahug, Cebu City 6000

MR. LEONILO B. LARIOSA VIII (053) 321-2078/321-2080 (053) 325-5170/321-6609Kanhuraw Hills, Tacloban City 6500

MR. RENE K. BURDEOS IX (062)991-2537/ 991-4044 (062) 991-27162nd Floor, PHIDCO A Bldg.Assemblyman L. Enriquez Ave.ZambOanga City

MR. RODOLFO Z. RAZUL X (08822) 72-3189172-3323 (08822) 72-3768Km. 3, Upper Carmen

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Cagayan de Oro City 9000

MR. ROMEO S. JARDENICO XI (082)297-2724/296-2577 (082) 297·260058 McArthur Highway. MatinaDavao City 8000

MR. BUAGAS SULAIK XII (064) 421-1191/421-1190 (064)421-1189LTP Compound, Cotabato City 9600

MR. QUJRINO M. L1BUNAO XJII (085) 341-9175/341-8482 (085) 815-2467/342-5987Pomador Bldg. 6th SI. CARAGACapitol Site, Butuan City

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