Departments and Executive Offices of the Philippine

Government[
Department Acrony In office
(Constituting Office Incumbent
instrument)
m since

Secretary of Foreign
DFA July 1, 2022
Affairs
Department of
Foreign Affairs
(Commonwealth Act
No. 732)
Enrique Manalo

September
OES Executive Secretary
Office of the 27, 2022
Executive
Secretary
(Executive Order No.
292, s. 1987)
Lucas Bersamin

DOF Secretary of Finance June 30, 2022

Department of
Finance
(Executive Order No.
292, s. 1987)

Benjamin Diokno
 DOJ Secretary of Justice June 30, 2022
Department of
Justice
(Executive Order No.
292, s. 1987)
Jesus Crispin Remulla

Secretary of
DA June 30, 2022
Agriculture
Department of
Agriculture
(Presidential Decree
No. 461, s. 1974)

Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

(Concurrent capacity)

Secretary of Public
Department of DPWH June 30, 2022
Works and Highways
Public Works and
Highways
(Executive Order No.
124-A, s. 1987)
Manuel Bonoan

Secretary of
DepEd June 30, 2022
Education
Department of
Education
(Republic Act No.
9155)
Sara Duterte
(Concurrent capacity)
 Secretary of Labor
Department of DOLE June 30, 2022
and Employment
Labor and
Employment
(Executive Order No.
292, s. 1987)

Bienvenido Laguesma

Secretary of National January 9,

DND Carlito Galvez Jr.
Defense 2023
Department of (Ad interim)
National Defense
(Commonwealth Act
No. 1)

DOH Secretary of Health July 14, 2022

Department of
Health
(Executive Order No.
94, s. 1947)
Maria Rosario Vergeire
(Officer-in-charge)

Secretary of Trade
DTI June 30, 2022
Department of and Industry
Trade and Industry
(Executive Order No.
133, s. 1987)

Alfredo Pascual
 Secretary of Migrant
DMW June 30, 2022
Workers
Department of
Migrant Workers
(Republic Act No.
11641)

Susan Ople

Secretary of Human
Department of DHSUD Settlements and July 29, 2022
Human Urban Development
Settlements and
Urban
Development
(Republic Act No.
11201)
Jose Rizalino Acuzar

Secretary of Social
January 31,
Department of DSWD Welfare and
2023
Social Welfare and Development
Development
(Presidential Decree
No. 994, s. 1976)
Rexlon Gatchalian

Secretary of Agrarian
DAR June 30, 2022
Reform
Department of
Agrarian Reform
(Republic Act No.
6657)

Conrado Estrella III

 Secretary of
DENR Environment and July 12, 2022
Department of Maria Antonia Loyzaga
Natural Resources
Environment and
Natural Resources
(Presidential Decree
No. 461, s. 1974)

Secretary of the
DILG Interior and Local June 30, 2022
Department of the Government
Interior and Local
Government
(Republic Act No.
6975)
Benjamin Abalos Jr.

DOT Secretary of Tourism June 30, 2022

Department of
Tourism
(Executive Order No.
120, s. 1987)
Maria Christina Frasco

Secretary of
DOTr June 30, 2022
Transportation
Department of
Transportation
(Republic Act No.
10844)

Jaime Bautista
 Secretary of Science
DOST July 22, 2022
Department of and Technology
Science and
Technology
(Executive Order No.
128, s. 1987)
Renato Solidum Jr.

Secretary of Budget
DBM June 30, 2022
Department of and Management
Budget and
Management
(Presidential Decree
No. 1405, s. 1978)
Amenah Pangandaman

DOE Secretary of Energy July 11, 2022

Department of
Energy
(Republic Act No.
7638)
Raphael Lotilla

Secretary of
Information and
DICT June 30, 2022
Department of Communications
Information and Technology
Communications
Technology
(Republic Act No.
Ivan John Uy
10844)
 Director-General of
the National
Economic and
NEDA Development June 30, 2022
National Economic Authority and
and Development Secretary of Socio-
Authority economic Planning
(Presidential Decree
No. 107, s. 1972)

Arsenio Balisacan

Secretary of the
Presidential January 10,
PCO
Communications 2023
Presidential Office
Communications
Office
Cheloy Velicaria-Garafil

National Security January 14,

NSC
Adviser 2023
National Security
Council
Eduardo Año
(Ad interim)

Secretary of the
Elaine T. Masukat January 3,
PMS Presidential
(Officer-in-charge) 2023
Management Staff
Presidential
Management Staff

OSG Solicitor General June 30, 2022

Menardo Guevarra
 Office of the
Solicitor General

Chief Presidential
OCPLC June 30, 2022
Legal Counsel
Office of the Chief
Presidential Legal
Counsel

Juan Ponce Enrile

Presidential Adviser
on Legislative Affairs
and Head of the August 23,
PLLO
Presidential 2022
Presidential Legislative Liaison
Legislative Liaison Office
Office

Mark Llandro Mendoza

Special Assistant to
OSAP June 30, 2022
the President
Office of the
Special Assistant
to the President

Antonio Lagdameo Jr.

Office of the
Presidential
Presidential December 6,
OPAV Assistant for the Terence Calatrava
Assistant for the 2022
Visayas
Visayas
 Presidential Adviser
on Peace, Usec. Isidro L. Purisima January 9,
OPAPRU
Office of the Reconciliation and (Acting) 2023
Presidential Unity
Adviser on Peace,
Reconciliation and
Unity

Their Functions
1. Department of Agriculture (DA):
  Formulates policies, plans, and programs for the development of the
agriculture sector.
 Implements programs for agricultural and fisheries production, research and
development, and extension services.
 Promotes sustainable agriculture practices and provides support to farmers,
fisherfolk, and other stakeholders in the sector.
2. Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR):
 Implements the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) to
distribute agricultural lands to farmers and farmworkers.
 Facilitates land acquisition and distribution, land tenure improvement, and
support services to agrarian reform beneficiaries.
 Promotes social justice, rural development, and sustainable rural livelihoods.
3. Department of Budget and Management (DBM):
 Formulates and implements the national budget.
 Provides guidelines on budgeting, accounting, and financial management for
government agencies.
 Ensures the efficient and effective use of public resources.
4. Department of Education (DepEd):
 Develops and implements policies, plans, and programs for basic and
secondary education.
 Provides quality education, equitable access, and inclusive learning
opportunities for all Filipino learners.
 Sets standards and guidelines for curriculum, teacher education, and school
management.
5. Department of Energy (DOE):
 Develops and implements policies, plans, and programs for the efficient,
reliable, and sustainable supply and use of energy.
 Promotes the development of renewable energy sources and energy
efficiency initiatives.
 Regulates and oversees the energy sector, including power generation,
distribution, and pricing.
6. Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR):
 Protects and conserves the country's environment and natural resources.
 Enforces laws and regulations related to environmental protection,
biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development.
 Manages and ensures the sustainable use of forest lands, protected areas,
and mineral resources.
7. Department of Finance (DOF):
 Formulates and implements fiscal policies, revenue generation, and resource
allocation.
 Oversees public financial management, taxation, customs, and treasury
operations.
 Coordinates with international financial institutions and manages the country's
fiscal affairs.
8. Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA):
 Promotes and protects the interests of the Philippines and its citizens abroad.
 Conducts diplomatic relations, negotiates treaties, and represents the country
in international organizations.
 Provides consular services, including passport issuance, visa processing, and
assistance to overseas Filipino workers.
9. Department of Health (DOH):
 Ensures the provision of accessible, affordable, and quality health services to
all Filipinos.
 Develops and implements health policies, programs, and regulations.
 Coordinates with local government units, health agencies, and other
stakeholders in promoting public health and disease prevention.
10. Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG):
 Ensures peace and order, public safety, and effective governance at the local
level.
 Provides oversight and support to local government units (LGUs) for efficient
and responsive delivery of basic services.
 Implements programs on disaster preparedness, community development,
and citizen participation in governance.
11. Department of Justice (DOJ):
 Administers the country's justice system, upholds the rule of law, and protects
the rights and welfare of the people.
 Provides legal advice to government agencies and prosecutes criminal
offenses.
 Ensures access to justice, legal assistance, and correctional services.
12. Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE):
 Promotes the welfare and rights of workers and ensures decent and
productive employment.
 Develops and implements policies and programs on labor standards,
employment facilitation, and occupational safety.
  Oversees the administration of labor laws, including dispute resolution and
protection of overseas Filipino workers.
13. Department of National Defense (DND):
 Ensures the defense and security of the Philippines against internal and
external threats.
 Develops and implements defense policies, plans, and programs.
 Manages the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and maintains national
security.
14. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH):
 Plans, designs, constructs, and maintains public infrastructure projects such
as roads, bridges, and buildings.
 Ensures the safe and efficient movement of people and goods through the
transportation network.
 Implements flood control measures and provides disaster resilience in
infrastructure development.
15. Department of Science and Technology (DOST):
 Promotes and develops science, technology, and innovation for national
development.
 Conducts research and development initiatives, supports technology transfer,
and fosters industry collaboration.
 Provides assistance to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in
adopting technological advancements.
16. Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD):
 Implements social welfare programs and services to uplift the well-being of
disadvantaged individuals and communities.
 Provides assistance to the poor, vulnerable groups, and those affected by
calamities and emergencies.
 Promotes social protection, child welfare, and community development.
17. Department of Tourism (DOT):
 Develops and implements policies, programs, and campaigns to promote
tourism in the Philippines.
 Facilitates the growth of the tourism industry, including tourism infrastructure
development and marketing initiatives.
 Ensures the sustainable and responsible development of tourism
destinations.
18. Department of Trade and Industry (DTI):
 Promotes a competitive and inclusive business environment to stimulate
economic growth and job creation.
  Develops and implements trade and industry policies, programs, and
regulations.
 Supports the development of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs)
and facilitates trade and investments.
19. Department of Transportation (DOTr):
 Develops and implements policies, programs, and projects for a safe,
efficient, and sustainable transportation system.
 Oversees land, sea, and air transport, including road networks, ports, airports,
railways, and public transportation.
 Ensures the accessibility and connectivity of transportation services
throughout the country.
20. Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT):
 Develops and implements policies and programs for the development of
information and communications technology (ICT) in the country.
 Promotes the digital transformation of government services, connectivity, and
cybersecurity.
 Facilitates the growth of the ICT industry and promotes digital literacy.
21. Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA):
 Provides support and benefits to Filipino veterans, including pensions,
medical assistance, and other welfare services.
 Honors and recognizes the sacrifices and contributions of Filipino veterans to
the country.
 Preserves the historical records and heritage of the veterans and promotes
public awareness.
22. Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD):
 Develops and implements policies, programs, and projects for the planning,
development, and management of human settlements.
 Promotes sustainable urban development, housing affordability, and
resilience to climate change.
 Oversees the planning and implementation of socialized housing projects and
provides assistance to informal settler families.