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Executive Departments of The Philippines
Executive Departments of The Philippines
The executive departments of the Philippines is the largest component of the national executive branch of the
government of the Philippines. There are a total of nineteen executive departments. The departments comprise the
largest part of the country's bureaucracy. The heads of these departments are referred to as the Cabinet of the
Philippines.
During the presidency of Ferdinand Marcos, upon the mandate of the then 1973 Constitution, he changed the
departments into ministries from 1978 to the end of his government. For example, the Department of Education
became Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports.
Acronym
secretary
function
DAR (KRP)
September 1, 1971
www.dar.gov.ph
Department of Agriculture
Kagawaran ng Pagsasaka
DA (KPS)
www.da.gov.ph
DBM (KPP)
www.dbm.gov.ph
Department of Education
Kagawaran ng Edukasyon
DepEd (KEd)
www.deped.gov.ph
Department of Energy
Kagawaran ng Enerhiya
DOE (KEn)
December 9, 1992
www.doe.gov.ph
DENR (KKLK)
January 1, 1917
www.denr.gov.ph
Department of Finance
Kagawaran ng Pananalapi
DOF (KNPN)
www.dof.gov.ph
DFA (KUP)
www.dfa.gov.ph
Department of Health
Kagawaran ng Kalusugan
DOH (KNKL)
www.doh.gov.ph
Department
Acronym
secretary
function
DILG (KIPL)
www.dilg.gov.ph
Department of Justice
Kagawaran ng Katarungan
DOJ (KNKT)
www.doj.gov.ph
DOLE (KNPE)
December 8, 1933
www.dole.gov.ph
DND (KTP)
www.dnd.gov.ph
DPWH (KPBL)
www.dpwh.gov.ph
DOST (KNAT)
www.dost.gov.ph
DSWD (KKPP)
November 1, 1939
www.dswd.gov.ph
Department of Tourism
Kagawaran ng Turismo
DOT (KNT)
www.tourism.gov.ph
DTI (KKI)
www.dti.gov.ph
DOTC (KNTK)
www.dotc.gov.ph
Department of Interior
Commonwealth Period
Department of Instruction
Department of Labor
Third Republic
Ministry of Industry
Fifth Republic
Department of Education, Culture and Sports