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PNP Sustainable Development Plan
« on: September 04, 2020, 07:12:52 PM »
CASCOLAN EYES TO IMPLEMENT PNP SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Philippine National Police Chief, PGen Camilo Pancratius Cascolan is eyeing to implement his 9-point agenda of action by immediately launching programs and projects through the PNP Sustainable Development Program.

In his first Command Conference yesterday, September 3, he bared plans to fully implement the PNP modernization program 2030 with high impact results and long-term victories through the roadmap PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan.

According to Cascolan, one of the major programs is the implementation of a comprehensive PNP Master Development Plan for all PNP Camps or the decongestion plan to bring the PNP units close to areas where services are much needed.

“We will first implement this plan in the National Headquarters and then to all PNP camps by decongesting and streamlining units and offices, relocating operational units closer to the public for faster and better delivery of their services,” he said.

Under the Decongestion Plan, the relocation will push through including DIPOs, MG, HPG, PSPG, SAF, LSS, EOD/K9, PNP TS, Health Service including facilities outside Camp Crame to provide more efficient service to clients availing of PNP frontline services. The plan also includes the decentralization of of PNP Licensing and accessibility of frontline services such as One-StopShop, FAs & Explosives, SOSIA, DI and National Police Clearance, MV Clearance, others.

Cascolan also emphasized the PNP will embark on an intensive Human Resource Development to ensure that every police personnel know his or her job and do them well.

"We will improve individual and unit skills in performing basic police roles, marksmanship, patrolling, intelligence, police operations, investigation and community relations, through intensified training, modernization of equipment, and utilization of information and communications technology," he said.

He announced that a comprehensive organizational audit will be conducted as basis in reorganization and restructuring of PNP units and offices.

A personnel welfare program is also laid by the PNP Chief by giving "equal opportunity and leveling the playing field in placement and promotion of personnel based strictly on performance, service reputation and merit and fitness".

He also noted that PNP's provision on healthcare and wellness services will improve in partnership with various healthcare providers and national hospitals. “Our plan on facilities development will provide more work-conducive offices and training facilities, better quartering, healthcare and wellness facilities," he said.

In his program aimed for the community, the PNP will promote ‘BAYANIHAN SPIRIT’ and the ‘Community Service Oriented Policing (CSOP)’ for stronger partnership and active engagement with communities in ensuring peace and order and to sustain the gains against crime and violence with maximizing police visibility in areas.

“Let us all unite and stand to do what is right; to do what is best to serve the people and our country; and guided by our ever gracious, merciful and loving Lord God, let us together make this nation - our beloved Philippines become a better place to live, work and do business,” Cascolan said.

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Re: PNP Sustainable Development Plan
« Reply #1 on: September 04, 2020, 08:53:32 PM »
Remarks of Ambassador Sung Kim
Virtual Commemoration of the 75th Anniversary of the Japanese Surrender at the American Residence in Baguio
September 3, 2020

Good afternoon and welcome to the American Residence in Baguio and our Embassy in Manila.  Secretaries Lorenzana and Locsin, I am grateful and delighted that we are gathered both in person and virtually to pay tribute to a very important moment in our history. 

Seventy-five years ago today, General Tomoyuki Yamashita signed the Japanese Instrument of Surrender in the presence of U.S. Lieutenant-Generals Arthur Percival and Jonathan Wainwright here at the American Residence in Baguio.  The signing of that document brought one of the darkest and saddest periods in history to an end.

The signing was a solemn occasion as the world shifted its focus from conflict to recovery.  The devastation in Asia, Europe, and elsewhere demonstrated that in global conflict, there are no real victors.  Survivors feel the loss of loved ones, the despair of seeing the consequences of war around them, and the immense burden of rebuilding. 

The signing of the Instrument also marked an opportunity to begin a post-war era where we would rebuild and reunite.  This opportunity, coupled with the indomitable spirit of Americans, Filipinos, and others around the globe enabled an unprecedented era of development and collaboration.  To that end, the shared sacrifice of Americans and Filipinos in World War II led directly to our formal alliance, established in 1948, which has grown into a lasting partnership that goes well beyond mutual defense.

Today, we find ourselves facing an entirely new and unprecedented set of challenges to our people, our economies, and our nations.  In the global battle against COVID-19, our long-standing partnership is enabling the strong U.S.-Philippines cooperation on display today.  Together, we are tackling the public health, economic, and education challenges created by the virus.  And as we reflect on our shared history, I am deeply grateful to those who came before us to lay the unshakeable foundation for our deep friendship and partnership. 

From our soldiers and the vast network of support personnel serving together on the battlefield in 1945, to our scientists and public health experts collaborating today, the U.S.-Philippines relationship continues to evolve to meet whatever challenges that come our way.  Time and time again, history has demonstrated that the United States, Philippines, and Japan are strongest when we work together as friends, partners, and allies.   

So thank you, again, for joining us today to commemorate this pivotal moment in U.S.-Philippines and world history.  Let me conclude with a message to the Filipino and American veterans who sacrificed so much during World War II.  Today would not be possible without your incredible acts of bravery and courage.  Thank you for your service and sacrifice.  You have left an indelible mark on history that will not be forgotten. 

Maraming salamat.  Thank you very much.  Please enjoy the program.


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