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THROUGH THE TIDESTHROUGH THE TIDES::
A GET-AWAY THROUGH THE A GET-AWAY THROUGH THE PERFECT GATEWAY PERFECT GATEWAY
THROUGH THE TIDESTHROUGH THE TIDES::
A GET-AWAY THROUGH THE A GET-AWAY THROUGH THE PERFECT GATEWAY PERFECT GATEWAY
CARRIER / VESSEL The Port District Office of Southern Mindanao The Port District Office of Southern Mindanao
otherwise known as PDO – Somin operates otherwise known as PDO – Somin operates under the direct supervision of the Office of the under the direct supervision of the Office of the General Manager and manages the operation General Manager and manages the operation and management of ports under its jurisdiction. and management of ports under its jurisdiction. It helps ensure the orderly implementation of all It helps ensure the orderly implementation of all operations and management policies, systems operations and management policies, systems and procedures and performance standards of and procedures and performance standards of the Philippine Ports Authority. the Philippine Ports Authority.
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BY 2010, PHILIPPINE PORTS AUTHORITY SHALL BY 2010, PHILIPPINE PORTS AUTHORITY SHALL HAVE MET THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS HAVE MET THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS IN PORT FACILITIES AND SERVICES IN AT IN PORT FACILITIES AND SERVICES IN AT LEAST TEN PORTS IN SUPPORT OF NATIONAL LEAST TEN PORTS IN SUPPORT OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.DEVELOPMENT.
““WE COMMIT TO PROVIDE WE COMMIT TO PROVIDE RELIABLE AND RESPONSIVE RELIABLE AND RESPONSIVE SERVICES IN OUR PORTS, SERVICES IN OUR PORTS, SUSTAIN DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAIN DEVELOPMENT OF OUR PORT COMMUNITIES AND OUR PORT COMMUNITIES AND THE ENVIRONMENT, AND BE A THE ENVIRONMENT, AND BE A MODEL CORPORATE AGENCY MODEL CORPORATE AGENCY OF THE GOVERNMENT.”OF THE GOVERNMENT.”
PORT DISTRICT PORT DISTRICT OFFICEOFFICE
PORT DISTRICT PORT DISTRICT OFFICEOFFICE
RESOURCE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT
DIVISIONDIVISION
MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES SERVICES DIVISIONDIVISION
ENGINEERING ENGINEERING SERVICESSERVICES DIVISIONDIVISION
LEGAL AFFAIRS LEGAL AFFAIRS DIVISIONDIVISION
OFFICE OF THE OFFICE OF THE PORT DISTRICT PORT DISTRICT
MANAGERMANAGER
Land area of 4,785,273 hectaresLand area of 4,785,273 hectares
reachreachreachreachOUROUR
Somin DistrictSomin DistrictSomin DistrictSomin District
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SOMIN DISTRICT :SOMIN DISTRICT :• Zamboanga Peninsula Zamboanga Peninsula
(Region IX)(Region IX)• Davao Region Region Davao Region Region
(Region XI) (Region XI) • SOCSKSARGEN Area SOCSKSARGEN Area
(Region XII)(Region XII), encompassing 15 cities
and 12 provinces
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The seat of the Port District of The seat of the Port District of Southern Mindanao is in Southern Mindanao is in DAVAODAVAO CITY,CITY, considered one of the fastest considered one of the fastest growing hub centers of the country growing hub centers of the country and one of the most liveable cities in and one of the most liveable cities in AsiaAsia
Davao’s strategic location has Davao’s strategic location has earned it a name as a gateway to earned it a name as a gateway to sea trade and commerce in the Asia-sea trade and commerce in the Asia-Pacific Region.Pacific Region.
PMO - ZAMBOANGA
PMO – GEN. SANTOS
PMO - DAVAOPMO - COTABATO
SASA WHARFSASA WHARF
MAKAR WHARFMAKAR WHARF
PORT OF ZAMBOANGA PORT OF ZAMBOANGA
COTABATO PORTCOTABATO PORT
OUROUR SUB-STATIONSSUB-STATIONSOUROUR SUB-STATIONSSUB-STATIONS
PMO DAVAOPMO DAVAO : : PMO DAVAOPMO DAVAO : : The Exotic GatewayThe Exotic GatewayThe Exotic GatewayThe Exotic Gateway
16.7 hectares16.7 hectares
PMO GENSAN:PMO GENSAN: THE PROMISING GATEWAYTHE PROMISING GATEWAY
AREA = 14.7 Has.AREA = 14.7 Has.
Makar WharfMakar Wharf
PMO-ZAMBOANGAPMO-ZAMBOANGA : :PMO-ZAMBOANGAPMO-ZAMBOANGA : :The Blooming GatewayThe Blooming Gateway
PORT OF ZAMBOANGAPORT OF ZAMBOANGA
AREA = 15.6 Has.AREA = 15.6 Has.
ZAMBOANGA ZAMBOANGA CITYCITY
PMO-COTABATO:PMO-COTABATO: PMO-COTABATO:PMO-COTABATO: The Enchanting GatewayThe Enchanting Gateway
CotabatoCotabato
Area = 5,200 sq. mtrs.Area = 5,200 sq. mtrs.
Regular EmployeesRegular Employees - 310 - 310 PDO-SM Proper PDO-SM Proper - 45 - 45 PMO-Davao PMO-Davao - 88 - 88 PMO-CotabatoPMO-Cotabato - 24 - 24 PMO-Gen.Santos - 53PMO-Gen.Santos - 53 PMO-Zamboanga - 100PMO-Zamboanga - 100 Casual EmployeesCasual Employees - 19 - 19
Total - 329
OUR CREWOUR CREW
OUROUR OPERATIONOPERATIONOUROUR OPERATIONOPERATION PMO DAVAOPMO DAVAO• Filipinas Port Services (FILPORT) Filipinas Port Services (FILPORT) • Davao Integ. Port & Stev. Services Corp.Davao Integ. Port & Stev. Services Corp.
(DIPSSCOR) (DIPSSCOR)
PMO – GENERAL SANTOSPMO – GENERAL SANTOS• South Cotabato Integ. Port Services Inc. ( SCIPSI )South Cotabato Integ. Port Services Inc. ( SCIPSI )
PMO – ZAMBOANGAPMO – ZAMBOANGA• PTC-Mindanao Port Services Inc. ( PTC – MPSI )PTC-Mindanao Port Services Inc. ( PTC – MPSI )• Unified Stevedoring Arrastre Corp. ( USAC )Unified Stevedoring Arrastre Corp. ( USAC )• Zamboanga Arrastre & Stevedoring Corp. (ZASCO) Zamboanga Arrastre & Stevedoring Corp. (ZASCO)
PMO – COTABATOPMO – COTABATO• Sittie Janezah Arrastre Stev. Services ( SJASS )Sittie Janezah Arrastre Stev. Services ( SJASS )
OUROUR TOP CARGOESTOP CARGOES
vegetablesvegetablesfruitsfruits &&
Fish preparationsFish preparations&&FISHFISH
OUROUR TOP CARGOESTOP CARGOES
BANANA VOLUME OF PRODUCTION DAVAO REGION(In Metric Tons )
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
2000
2001
2002
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58221
54470
56280
2000
2001
2002
3 YEARS COMPARISON OF AREA ( in hectares ) PLANTED WITH BANANA IN DAVAO REGION
35.26
35.82
35.75200020012002
BANANA ANNUAL YIELD PER HECTARE ( in metric tons ) IN DAVAO REGION
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BANANA SHIPMENTBANANA SHIPMENT PMO – DAVAO ( in M. T. )PMO – DAVAO ( in M. T. )
73,665.39
110,484.19
124,129.51
2000
2001
2002
MAKAR WHARF CORN SHIPMENT2000 – 2002 ( in metric tons )
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MILESTONESMILESTONESOUROUR
MILESTONESMILESTONES
0.0050.00
100.00150.00
200.00250.00
300.00350.00
400.00
Millions
2000 2001 2002
PDO - SOMIN TOTAL REVENUE COLLECTION PDO - SOMIN TOTAL REVENUE COLLECTION
( IN PESOS )( IN PESOS )
0
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DAVAO GEN SANTOS ZAMBOANGA COTABATO PDO PROPER TOTAL
Millions
2000
2001
2002
3 YEARS COMPARATIVE PDO REVENUE
PESO
PESO
OUR OUR PERFORMANCE INDICATORSPERFORMANCE INDICATORSOUR OUR PERFORMANCE INDICATORSPERFORMANCE INDICATORS
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TOTAL SHIPCALLS2000 - 20022000 - 2002
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25
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FOREIGN SHIPCALLS
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DOMESTIC SHIPCALLS
COMPARATIVE CARGO THROUGHPUT(in metric tons)
2000 - 20022000 - 2002
0 5 10 15
2000
2001
2002
Millions
TOTALFOREIGNDOMESTIC
COMPARATIVE PASSENGER TRAFFICCOMPARATIVE PASSENGER TRAFFIC2000 - 20022000 - 2002
0 2 4 6 8
2000
2001
2002
Millions
TOTAL
EMBARKING
DISEMBARKING
OUROUR TREASURE CHESTTREASURE CHESTOUROUR TREASURE CHESTTREASURE CHEST
0.00
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100.00
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200.00
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2000 2001 2002
actualbudget
EXPENDITURES VS. SAVINGSEXPENDITURES VS. SAVINGS2000 – 20022000 – 2002
YEARYEAR TARGETTARGET
CERCER ACTUALACTUAL
CERCER
20002000 98 %98 % 98.42 %98.42 %
20012001 97 %97 % 98.76 %98.76 %
20022002 97 %97 % 99.34 %99.34 %
PDO – SOMINPDO – SOMIN COLLECTION EFFICIENCY RATIOCOLLECTION EFFICIENCY RATIO
PDO – SOMINPDO – SOMIN RETURN ON ASSETS ( ROA )RETURN ON ASSETS ( ROA )
20002000 0.190.19
20012001 3.223.22
20022002 3.43.4
AVERAGEAVERAGE 2.272.27
OUROUR PROJECTSPROJECTSOUROUR PROJECTSPROJECTS
COMPLETED PROJECTS : 60 Meter Expansion of Old Quay Fenced Storage Area for Old Records
ON – GOING PROJECTS :
Construction of 6,250 sq. m. transit shed ( 51.16 M )Construction of 6,250 sq. m. transit shed ( 51.16 M )
Construction of 144 Outlets Reefer Rack ( 36 M )Construction of 144 Outlets Reefer Rack ( 36 M )
Port Development projects in Lupon, Davao Oriental and Port Development projects in Lupon, Davao Oriental and
Maco, Compostela Valley Province.Maco, Compostela Valley Province.
PMO - DAVAOPMO - DAVAO
ON – GOING PROJECTS :
PMO – GENERAL SANTOSPMO – GENERAL SANTOS Construction of 144 Outlets Reefer Rack ( 36 M )Construction of 144 Outlets Reefer Rack ( 36 M )
Construction of Rock Causeway , Pier Structures and Construction of Rock Causeway , Pier Structures and
Reclamation of Port of Mabila, Sarangani Prov. ( 31 M ) Reclamation of Port of Mabila, Sarangani Prov. ( 31 M )
PMO – ZAMBOANGAPMO – ZAMBOANGA Development of Port of Malangas, Zamboanga Development of Port of Malangas, Zamboanga ( 38.67 M)( 38.67 M)
Construction of walk shed of Zamboanga Baseport Construction of walk shed of Zamboanga Baseport ( 6.8 M )( 6.8 M )
Supply and Installation of Pile Cluster fenders at Port Supply and Installation of Pile Cluster fenders at Port
of Basilan, Isabela Province ( 1.9 M ) of Basilan, Isabela Province ( 1.9 M )
PMO – COTABATOPMO – COTABATO 85 Meter Widening and Extension of Wharf and 85 Meter Widening and Extension of Wharf and
Construction of 1,216 sq. m. Transit Shed at BaseportConstruction of 1,216 sq. m. Transit Shed at Baseport
( 17 Million )( 17 Million )
Reclamation of 1000 sq. m. back up area the Port of Reclamation of 1000 sq. m. back up area the Port of
Kalamansig, Sultan Kudarat ( 3.96 M )Kalamansig, Sultan Kudarat ( 3.96 M )
Construction of Two-Storey Terminal Operations Office
and Port Police Division Building and Modification of
Existing Passenger Terminal ( 4 M )
Improvement of fenders at the Port of Kalamansig ( 747 T )
OUROUR NEXT VENTURESNEXT VENTURESOUROUR NEXT VENTURESNEXT VENTURESPROPOSED PASSENGER TERMINALSPROPOSED PASSENGER TERMINALS
PMO – DAVAOPMO – DAVAO
PMO – GENERAL SANTOSPMO – GENERAL SANTOS
OUROUR DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSPARTNERS
OUROUR DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSPARTNERS
Port Service Providers Shipping Associations Government Agencies Maritime Industry Authority Philippine Coast Guard Bureau of Customs Department of Agriculture Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Department of Environment and Natural
Resources Local Government Units
OUROUR EXCESS BAGGAGEEXCESS BAGGAGE 1.1. Relocation of informal settlers in the portsRelocation of informal settlers in the ports 2. Port Modernization Priorities2. Port Modernization Priorities 3.3. Implementation of Security Measures Implementation of Security Measures
Versus Global TerrorismVersus Global Terrorism 4. Expansion of New RO-RO Routes Within 4. Expansion of New RO-RO Routes Within
SoMinSoMin 5. Prioritization/Development of 5. Prioritization/Development of
Municipal/Feeder Ports (e.g. Maco, Babak, Municipal/Feeder Ports (e.g. Maco, Babak, Lupon, Glan, Margosatubig)Lupon, Glan, Margosatubig)
6. Reduction of Logistics Cost in Transacting 6. Reduction of Logistics Cost in Transacting Business at the PortsBusiness at the Ports
7. Continuity of Projects in Anticipation of 7. Continuity of Projects in Anticipation of the 2004the 2004 ElectionsElections
THANK YOU FOR COMING THANK YOU FOR COMING ON-BOARD PDO-SOMIN!ON-BOARD PDO-SOMIN!
WE LOOK FORWARD TO OUR WE LOOK FORWARD TO OUR NEXT SAIL WITH YOU!NEXT SAIL WITH YOU!
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