Provincial Planning and Development Office
A consultative workshop was conducted by the REID Foundation, in cooperation with the Bohol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI), Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), and other stakeholders of Bohol to identify the priority tourism infrastructure in the province. The workshop’s output was presented by Ms. Marietta Gasatan of BCCI to the Provincial … Read more
Atty. John Titus Vistal, Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator, presented to the Provincial Development Council (PDC) Executive Committee during its February 28th meeting the highlights of the Monitoring and Evaluation (M & E) Report for the Executive Legislative Agenda (ELA), Provincial Road Network Development Plan (PRNDP), Strategic Financial Management Plan (SFMP) and the Human Resource … Read more
The newly compiled online Provincial Atlas (PA) and Provincial Data Directory (PDD) was presented by Atty. John Titus Vistal, Provincial Planning and Development Coordinator, to the Management Executive Board (MEB), which is presided by Governor Edgar Chatto, during its March 2nd regular meeting at the People’s Mansion in Tagbilaran City. Atty. Vistal explained that the PA and PDD are … Read more
April 4, 2011 was a red-letter day for the Provincial Planning and Development Office (PPDO). Being the first Monday of the month, it was on this day that the Convocation Program was held with PPDO as the lead office. Atty. John Titus Vistal delivered the PPDO 2010 Accomplishment Report before the elective officials, department heads and employees of the Capitol.
The Provincial Planning and Development Office (PPDO) of the Province of Bohol conducted a Basic Geographic Information System (GIS) Operations using the Manifold System 8.0 GIS software. The training was held on February 15-18, 2011 at the Juanito Cambangay Conference Room of the PPDO. The training was well participated by representatives of the invitees which includes 7 personnel from the PPDO and 12 personnel from the Municipal Local Government Units (LGUs)). The training was primarily intended to expand the GIS users base of the PPDO but was also extended to selected municipalities having received assistance from the PPDO in the preparation of their Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP). This extension is intended to sustain the PPDO assistance in terms of handling the GIS data generated as part of the assistance which will be turned over to the LGUs once the assistance is completed.
Above is a photo of the participants with the trainer posing after the training. Standing from left to right are:
Even as the provincial government and the city and municipal LGUs are gearing up for the Bohol Development Initiatives for Prosperity Fair 2010, set this December 10 at the Bohol Cultural Center, an expanded “market” for the Fair now includes an unprecedented range of development stakeholders, institutions, and organizations.