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Integrating Mindanao

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Integrating Mindanao

Integrating Mindanao

COORDINATES• Mindanao-wide initiatives• Philippine Coordinating Office

for BIMP-EAGA (PCOBE)

HARMONIZESEfforts with a Mindanao-wideperspective

INTEGRATESMindanao agenda

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MinDA Chairman

RDC IX Chairperson

RDC X Chairperson

RDC XI Chairperson

RDC XII Chairperson

RDC XIII Chair

ARMM Governor

Senate of the Philippines

House Committee on Mindanao Affairs

Chairperson

House Committee on

BIMP-EAGA Affairs

Chairperson

ULAP President

CONFED President

SPDA Administrator

NCMF Secretary

Mindanao Business

Council Chairperson

PS/NGO Rep

MinDA Board

Executive Director

Deputy Exec. Dir.

IPPAO

MinDA Secretariat

PPPDO OFAS OACPM

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IMPROVED QUALITY of LIFE thru

Peaceful and Sustainably

Developed Mindanao

Human Development and Social Cohesion

Lasting Peace

Dynamic and Green

Mindanao Economy

Distinctive Mindanao

Governance

Enabling Conditions•Infrastructure Dev’t.•Financing•Conducive Policies•ICT, S&T and R&D

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Priorities of MinDA under the Duterte AdministrationBuilding on the Momentum of Peace and Development in Mindanao

1. Strengthening MinDA’s role in the programs/projects approval process

2. Mindanao Development Corridor including:- Trans-Mindanao High-Speed Railway Project

- Agro Industrial Economic Zone- Marine Merchant Naval Academy and

School of Oceanology- Tawi-Tawi and Picong Free Port- Shipping and Aqua Marine Industry- Agriculture Industry Development and Food Security

3. Islamic Financing4. Halal Industry5. Power6. Environment and Watershed Management7. Federalism8. BIMP-EAGA (including Davao-GSC-Bitung and

reopening of barter trade industry)

9. Mindanao Cultural and Tourism Village Center

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MINDANAO DEVELOPMENT CORRIDORS

In line with President R. Duterte’s

pronouncement for Corridor development

during the ASEAN Business and Investment Summit

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West Borneo Economic

Corridor (WBEC)

Greater Sulu Sulawesi

Corridor (GSSC)

Mindanao Development

Corridors (MDC)

Source: BIMP-EAGA Secretariat

Sabah Development Corridor

Kalimantan Corridor

Sulawesi Corridor

Papua-Maluku Island Economic Corridor

ECONOMIC CORRIDORS IN THE BIMP-EAGA

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• Gateway to domestic markets

• Hosts heavy and large industries

• PHIVIDEC, with 88 manufacturing and service locators, operates in the Corridor

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• Top producer of fishery-based products

• Contributes a large share of Mindanao’s total production in rubber (52%), mango (37%), and coconut (24%)

• Edge in trade and economic cooperation with its proximity to Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei

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Food Basket Agri-business and Industry Logistics Biodiversity and eco-tourism

Strengths of the Corridor

• Accounts for more than 50% of Mindanao’s total agri production

• Business, tourism, services, agri-business, trade, finance, and transport hub

• Diverse ecosystem• Habitats of endemic flora

and fauna

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MINDANAO DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR

Northern Mindanao Development Corridor

South Central Mindanao Development Corridor

Western Mindanao Development Corridor

Transport and Logisticsarterial roads

priority roads

ports

airports

Industry and InvestmentsEcozones

special ecozones

manufacturing

agro-industry

tourism

IT Proclaimed / Ongoing

Policies and Institutions

Mindanao Railway System

Inclusive business partners

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Development Initiatives under the MinDC

Northern Mindanao

Development Corridor

South Central Mindanao

Development Corridor

Western Mindanao

Development Corridor

Biodiversity and Ecotourism Strategic Framework Plan

Survey on Mindanao Infrastructure Logistic Network (SMLIN)

Gen. Santos City AerotropolisConceptual Plan

South Central Mindanao Ports Rationalization Study

South Central Mindanao Corridor Framework Plan

BangsamoroDevelopment Plan (BDP) Phase II

Improving National Roads for Inclusive Growth in Mindanao

Western Mindanao Transport and Logistics Master Plan

National Logistics Master Plan; Central RoRo Spine

ASEAN RoRo(Dvo-GSC-Bitung)

Cities DevelopmentInitiative (CDI)

Topographic Mappingfor Peace & Devt. InMindanao

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MinDC – Joint Planning and Programming

Bangsamoro Development Agency

DPWH

DPWH-ARMM

Department of Tourism (DOT)

Tourism Infrastructure

and Enterprise Zone Authority

Department of Agriculture (DA)

Department of Transportation

Phil. Economic Zone Authority

operational

under discussion

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Major Priority Projects

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Other MinDA Programs and Projects

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Agusan River Basin

Tagoloan River Basin

Cagayan de Oro River Basin

Lake Lanao-Agus River Basin

Tagum-Libuganon River Basin

Davao River Basin

Mindanao River Basin

Buayan-Malungon River Basin

Major River Basins in Mindanao

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Mindanao Electric Power Alliance

MEPA

Mindanao Power Monitoring Committee (MPMC)

Created through Executive Order 81, the

MPMC is tasked to coordinate efforts of

national, regional and local governments,

and power industry stakeholders to

improve the power situation in

Mindanao.

Members:

• MinDA, Chairperson

• DOE, Co-chairperson

• ERC

• NEA

• NPC

• PSALM

• Mindanao Electric Power Alliance (MEPA)

• Association of Mindanao Rural Electric

Cooperatives (AMRECO)

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BIMP-EAGA AIR/SEA LINKAGES AND BEST CABLE PROJECT

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Mindanao Inclusive Agri-business Program

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Mindanao Knowledge Center

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Mindanao Collective Trademark (MCT)

TRACEABILITY MATTERS

NOW

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Thank You

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