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LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 1027 |
The Minister of Agriculture
The Minister of Local Government and Community
Development
The Minister of Public Highways
The Minister of Public Works
The Minister of Transportation and Communications
The Minister of Health
The Minister of Education and Culture
The Minister of Natural Resources
The Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines
The Minister of the Budget
The Provincial Governor of Southern Leyte
The Minister of National Defense
The Executive Director of the Presidential
Management and Staff
The countryside development policy of the Philippine Government focuses on the improvement of the quality of rural life in remote communities. This is especially true with the Imelda Settlement Project in Hinunangan, a newly-opened public land proclaimed for resettlement, in Southern Leyte which is assisted by the German Government.
In order to attain the social and economic well-being for the rural inhabitants in the Imelda Settlement Project concerted efforts between and among different government agencies must be closely coordinated in the process of development. To ensure success, there is hereby created a machinery for implementation:
A.
An Inter-Agency Project Coordinating Committee (IPCC) at the national
level. The members shall have the rank of at least a Bureau Director or
its equivalent and shall be composed of representatives from these
agencies:
CHAIRMAN
: Ministry of Agrarian
Reform
MEMBERS
: Ministry of Public Works
Ministry of Public Highways — Bureau of Barangay
Roads Ministry of Agriculture — Philippine Coconut
Authority
Ministry of Agriculture — Abaca Industry
Development Authority Ministry of Agriculture —
Bureau of Agricultural Extension Ministry of Local
Government and Community Development — Bureau
of Cooperatives Development
Ministry of Health
Ministry of Education and Culture
Ministry of Natural Resources — Bureau of Forest
Development Central Bank of the Philippines —
Department of Rural Bank, Savings and Loan
Associations
Presidential Management Staff
Ministry of the Budget
Ministry of National Defense
The
IPCC shall have the following functions:
— review and approve the annual work plan of the
project;
— review and recommend budgetary appropriations
required to implement the project;
— decide particular responsibilities of the
participating
agencies mentioned above and
resolve inter-agency
problems of cooperation; and
— such other functions as may be expedient for the
successful implementation of the
project.
B.
Regional Advisory Committee (RAC). This Committee shall be composed of
the representatives (Regional Directors) of the participating agencies
involved in the implementation of the Imelda Settlement Project, the
local Project Manager and the Provincial Governor of Southern Leyte.
The Chairman of the RAC shall be the Provincial Governor of Southern
Leyte. The functions of the RAC are as follows:
— Identify particular responsibilities of the participating
agencies and resolve inter-agency
cooperation problems;
— ensure
effective coordination among the participating
agencies in the regional level in the planning and
implementation of the project;
— supervise
the implementation on the regional level;
— ensure
incorporation in the regional annual budget of
the respective agency as "Key Budgetary Inclusion"
the budgetary requirements of the project
components planned for implementation by the Local
Project Management (LPM) in the annual work and
financial plans.
C.
A Central Project Management (CPM) to be composed of personnel from
agencies concerned appointed by the Minister of Agrarian Reform. The
functions of the CPM are as follows:
— review annual work and financial plans for the
project;
— elaborate the budgetary appropriations required for
the implementation of the project;
— monitor project implementation at all levels and
supervise the coordination between
participating
agencies;
— review and supplement semi-annual progress report
submitted by LPM and submit them
to KFW and
IPCC; and
— report to IPCC the progress of the project.
D.
A Local Project Management (LPM) in the project level. The LPM shall be
manned by qualified personnel from MAR and certain participating
agencies. The Project Manager, who is appointed by the MAR, shall be in
charge of day-to-day management of the project in the settlement area
without having to refer to the head office. The LPM shall have the
following functions:
— prepare an overall draft plan for the whole
implementation period of the
project;
— prepare a detailed annual work plan for the project;
— prepare an annual financial plan in accordance with
the work plan;
— implement the approved annual work plan; and
— monitor and evaluate the implementation of the
project and submit semi-annual
progress reports at
the CPM and RAC.
The participating agencies shall incorporate in their respective annual budgets the funds required by the programs and/or projects in the approved development plan for the Imelda Settlement Project.
The payment of allowances/honoraria to various committee members and agency personnel assigned to the project out of projects funds is hereby authorized, subject to the government accounting and auditing regulations.
Done in the City of Manila, this 23rd day of May, in year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and eighty.
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