03/09/2026
PUBLIC CONSULTATION WITH THE BANGSAMORO MINISTRIES, OFFICES AND AGENCIES (BMOAs) FOR THE PDPFP 2023–2032
The Provincial Government of Maguindanao del Sur, through the Office of the Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator (OPPDC), conducted a Public Consultation with the Bangsamoro Ministries, Offices and Agencies (BMOAs) as part of the participatory process for the formulation, validation, and refinement of the Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan (PDPFP) 2023–2032.
The consultation aimed to harmonize provincial development priorities with the programs and interventions of concerned government agencies.
The activity was attended by representatives from the MPW, MAFAR, MENRE, MSSD, NIA, IPHO, MOTC, MIPA, and CSEA. It commenced with the opening message delivered by Windy Anne Joy Baulete-Bewty of the PDRRMO, followed by the presentation of the Provincial Development Trust by Harlan Joel A. Alid. The worshop proper was led by EnP Nulfarid S. Ampatuan, CoE, MPA, MSREE, Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator, who also presided the aforementioned consultation.
The activity proceeded with a participatory workshop wherein each participating agency identified and documented its respective programs, projects, and activities (PPAs) and appropriately classified them under the three (3) Nodal Groups of the PDPFP framework. The exercise facilitated the alignment of agency interventions with the province’s development priorities and spatial strategies while identifying potential areas of convergence, complementation, and inter-agency collaboration.
The consultation provided valuable sectoral inputs toward strengthening the plan’s responsiveness, coherence, and implementability, and formally concluded with a photo opportunity involving the participating BMOAs and provincial government representatives.
The activity concluded with a synthesis of the workshop outputs, key inputs, and recommendations, emphasizing the importance of sustained coordination and integration of agency programs in the PDPFP 2023–2032.