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Message of  the
NEDA Director-General

Foreword
NEDA Deputy
Director-General

Preface

Part I : 
Development Vision

Introduction

Strengthening Human Resources

Improving Infrastructure Facilities

Promoting Global Competitiveness

Ensuring Economic Growth

Providing Basic Services

Promoting Good Governance

Managing Disaster Risks

Summary

Part 2 : 
Technical Notes

Strengthening Human Resources

Improving Infrastructure Facilities

Promoting Global Competitiveness

Ensuring Economic Growth

Providing Basic Services

Promoting Good Governance

Managing Disaster Risks

  



Republic of the Philippines
NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

Escriva Drive, Ortigas Center, Pasig City

Foreword

    The preparation of the Regional Development Agenda (RDA) 2010-2020 is among the legacies of Secretary Ralph G. Recto as carried out by the NEDA Regional Development Office. This departs from the usual consultative process adopted in the formulation of the Medium-Term Regional Development Plan (MTRDP), as the RDA is ourely a NEDA output. This document aims to provide the succeeding Administration with a starting document to guide the formulation of the Successor Regional Development Plans.

 

   Guided by principles of sustainable development, economic integration, decentralization, public-private partnership, interplay of market forces, social equity and justice, and cultural diversity, the RDAs takes off from existing planning documents such as the National Framework for Regional Development, the National Framework for Physical Planning, the Regional Development Plans, and Regional Physical Framework Plans.,

 

   The RDA articulates the region’s highest priorities based on an intersectoral and interarea analysis of the region and guided by the desired development scenario. The essential ingredients which include the development strategies, challenges and preconditions tom achieve the regional development agenda are highlighted. Technical Notes are appended to the RDA, containing the detailed analysis of the planning environment and the issues at hand.

 

   Secretary Recto’s HEARTS concept (Health, Education. Agriculture and Environment, Roads/Bridges/Railroads, Trade and Investment/Tourism/ Technology, Security) served as inspiration for the identification of regional development themes. Each region was given the flexibility to incorporate the HEARTS in relevant sections of their respective RDA.

 

   We encourage all partners in government, the private sector and civil society to use the RDA as their guide for future development policies, programs and projects in the regions.

 

 

 

 

10 August 2009

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