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List of Publications
(January 2010)
BAPA application form
Graduate Program
Outstanding Alumni Achievement Awards 08
NCPAG-Student Council Report
Proceedings of the National Conference, June 2007
UP-NCPAG 2006 Annual Report
UP-NCPAG 2005 Annual Report
PJPA Cumulative Index
Volume 1 to 47 (1957-2003)
Volume 48 to 49 (2004-2005)
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NCPAG Updates |
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ORIENTATION COURSE FOR NEW LOCAL LEGISLATORS
(3rd Batch)
The Orientation Course for New Local Legislators is a five-day course for first-term Presiding Officers (Vice-Mayors and Vice-Governors) and Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (Provincial Board Members), Sangguniang Panlungsod (City Councilors), and Sangguniang Bayan (Municipal Councilors). The third batch of this orientation course will be conducted by the Center for Local and Regional Governance of the National College ofPublic Administration and Governance, University of the Philippines (CLRG-NCPAG,UP) on 30 August 2010 until 03 September 2010.
By the end of the course, participants will have the basic knowledge and skills, and increased self-confidence to effectively perform their duties and responsibilities as local legislators. Reservation of slots is on a first-come, first served basis. Kindly contact the UP CLRG office at 928-3914 or 925-7422 for more details.
Atty. Quimpo's speech : July 5, flag ceremony
Dean Alex Brillantes, my dear professors, NCPAG students, friends… Good morning.
When I found out that Dean Brillantes’ term would be ending soon and that this would be his last flag ceremony as Dean, I felt sad…
Training and Competency-Enhancement Courses, 2010
The U.P. National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) announces the offering of its 2010 training and competency-enhancement courses for elected national and local officials and legislative staff and officers.
The Courses:
C-1: Basic Course in Local Governance and Administration
(for Mayors and Governors and their core staff)
C-2: Orientation Course for New Local Legislators
for first-term Presiding Officers ( Vice-Mayors and Vice-Governors )
Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan ( Provincial Board Members )
Sangguniang Panlungsod ( City Councilors ), and Sangguniang Bayan ( Municipal Councilors )
C-3: Special Course on Effective Legislation and Governance (for national legislators)
C-4: Course for Party-list Representatives
CPED Training Programs
Congratulations 2009 Bar Passers
NCPAG graduates:
Camazo, Lawrence
Gamboa, Mark Anthony
Lagos, Caroline (4th place)
Quimpo, Nancy
Urbiztondo, Maria Cassandra
Obligacion, Romelyn
Redoblado, Bea
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2009 Publications
SLUM UPGRADING AND URBAN RENEWAL
OF THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT CENTER
Fr. Rolyn B. Francisco
“For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink. I was a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me….” “The King will answer them: ‘I assure you, as often as you did it for one of my least brothers, you did it for me’”
Living the Information Society
edited by Erwin Alampay, Ph.D.
Living the Information Society in Asia,
a collection of papers from different parts of Asia.
This publication presents a clear picture of ICT interventions and interactions .
It highlights the diverse issues that emanate from our living in a society that is enmeshed with ICTs:
how they change our relationships, our lifestyles, our work, and how differently people are affected by it.
This book, was edited by Dr. Erwin Alampay.
Corruption and Implementation:
Case Studies in Philippine Public Administration
by Vicente Chua Reyes, Jr., Ph.D.
The book, which is the doctoral dissertation of
Dr. Reyes, covers the case of the Department of Education as it encounters and
addresses the challenges of corruption in its operations, to include the impact
of corruption. It is is available at the Publications Office.
FACULTY Articles
Raised on eagles’ wings
Prof. Leonor M. Briones-- Boiled Green Bananas - August 22, 2010
‘YOU have seen what I did to Egypt and how I carried you on eagles’ wings and brought you to me (Exodus 19:3).”
These inspiring words from the Bible constitute the theme of the 109th Founders Day celebration of Silliman University. The celebration started with opening services on Saturday and will culminate on August 28.
When “direct democracy” and “people power” are needed
A Boholano View : by Jose “Pepe” Abueva
Representative Democracy. Our Constitution says: “The Philippines is a democratic and republican State. Sovereignty resides in the people and all government authority emanates from them.” (Section 1. Article II.). In our “republican State” with a “representative government,” our people usually govern indirectly through elective representatives.
Of Jellicle cats and corporate fat cats
Prof. Leonor M. Briones-- Boiled Green Bananas - Aug 11, 2010
Today, the entire nation is in a state of excitement as it eagerly awaits the biggest fashion event of the year. This is the day when the entire national government—the executive, legislature, and the judiciary all converge in the House of Representatives to listen to the State of the Nation Address of the President (SONA).For Filipinos, there are generally two types of cats: the pampered purebred house cats and the pusakals, street cats or alley cats that live on the streets and survive on refuse and leftovers from garbage bins. The purebreds draw sighs of admiration from owners and friends with their elegance, feline grace and fastidious habits.
The state of fashion as the state of the nation
Prof. Leonor M. Briones-- Boiled Green Bananas - July 25, 2010
Today, the entire nation is in a state of excitement as it eagerly awaits the biggest fashion event of the year. This is the day when the entire national government—the executive, legislature, and the judiciary all converge in the House of Representatives to listen to the State of the Nation Address of the President (SONA).
Life after ‘wang-wang’
Prof. Leonor M. Briones-- Business mirror - July 11, 2010
Finally, interest in wang-wang is fading after two weeks of intense media focus and public attention. Debates (including in Facebook!) on whether wang-wangs are in the national interest have simmered down.
Don’t throw out baby with bath water
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--
Business mirror
- July 3, 2010
June 30 was a great day for many Filipinos. Half a million of them gathered at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila to personally watch the inauguration rites for President Aquino. Many more gathered around television sets and kept their ears glued to radios as they kept track of blow-by-blow accounts of events happening on Times Street, Malacañang, Luneta and later on Quezon Memorial Circle.
So long, Dodo
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--Boiled Green Bananas- June 13, 2010
The country has just lost one of its best governors: Emilio “Dodo” C. Macias II, newly reelected governor of Negros Oriental. The loss of Dodo will be keenly felt not only in the province and the rest of the Visayas but the entire country, as well. Dodo is recognized also in international circles as one of the most innovative local officials in the Philippines.
The politics of pork
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--
BUSINESS MIRROR - May 25, 2010
The rallying cry of the Noynoy-for-President campaign was “No to corruption!” It was a campaign line which many Filipinos responded to. Many voted for him on the assumption that he would take concrete steps against corruption. Now that the elections are over, those who voted for him are asking how he can fulfill his campaign promise of “no to corruption” even as he seeks answers to the formidable challenges confronting his administration.
When ‘double entry’ means double whammy
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--THE BUSINESS OF GOVERNANCE - April 25, 2010
When I was a 13-year-old college freshman, the first thing I learned in Accounting 11 was the “double-entry system of accounting.” I was taught that this is an improvement over the “single-entry system” which is no more than a mere listing of income, expenditures, and other accounts.
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Center for Public Administration and Government Education (CPAGE) Implements NCPAG's mission to be the center of excellence in education for public administration and governance.
Center for Leadership, Citizenship and Democracy (CLCD) Carries out research, training, and extension programs on leadership, citizenship and civil society; and on Filipino institutions and processes of democracy /redemocratization.
Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) Undertakes research, training and extension programs on national policies and institutions.
Center for Local and Regional Governance (CLRG) Conducts research, training and extension programs at local and regional levels, and collaborates with international institutions in promoting decentralization and local autonomy.
