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Congressman
City Mayor
103 ALIGNMENT OF NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT AGENCY PROJECTS

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• City Vice Mayor
• City Administrator
DIRECTORY OF OFFICES

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107 BACKTRACKING OF ANNUAL
REPORT MAGAZINE (2013-2021)

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AG E N DA

15 AC C O M PL I SH M E N T
REPORTS
CONTENTS

• Economic Development
• Social Development
- Health
- Social Welfare
- Education
- Protective
- Housing
• Infrastructure Development
• Environmental Management
• Institutional Development

95 AWA R D S

97 MAYOR JAIME R. FRESNEDI

L E G AC Y

TABLE OF Photo Courtesy: Kevin Roi Lopez, TCAD

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The crisis brought about by the outbreak of COVID 19 Pandemic in 2020 brought about widespread
uncertainty among the people about how we will be able to manage and overcome a challenge
that the current generation has faced. Although the world faced a similar threat to human existence
in 1918, the world was still caught off-guard and flatfooted and struggled with a global lockdown
that literally made the world stand still.

Eventually, it wasn’t just people’s health that was affected by the virus, but the economies of countries
were also pushed to the brink with many businesses closing down and jobs lost. Humankind was
left scrambling to defend against an unseen, aggressive and evolving attacker.

Almost two years from the issuance of Presidential Proclamation No. 922 Declaring a State of Public
Health Emergency Throughout the Philippines, Muntinlupa has shown its resilience in the face of
the pandemic, being able to weather the storm and successfully dealing with the effects of the
pandemic on Muntinlupeños way of life.

The city’s pandemic response has been swift, effective and adequate, principally due to the
reforms, planning and preparations that have been done over the years leading to 2020. The local
government’s systems, finances, policies, capabilities and human resource development combined
to enable the city to survive the critical period of the pandemic and carry on to the recovery period.

It could be said that the year 2021 was the period when the tide was turned in favor of the city’s
recovery. The budget was planned, formulated and executed precisely to address the pandemic,
unlike the year before when COVID19 broke out, such an emergency with its far-reaching effects
was not anticipated.

This annual report is therefore a testament and a chronicle of how the Government of Muntinlupa,
through the able stewardship of its Chief Executive, was able to respond to the public health
emergency and ensure the city’s survival.

As we move into the recovery period, congratulations are in order for Mayor Jaime Fresnedi, Vice
Mayor Artemio Simundac, the City Council and the entire bureaucracy of the City Government of
Muntinlupa, for a job well done. In a once-in-a-lifetime event, you showed sterling performance.

Equally, the People of Muntinlupa deserve a commendation for placing trust in their local government
and cooperating with the authorities in the implementation of the wide-ranging protocols and
policies that were adopted to manage the crisis.

Alalahanin na kung tayo ay sama-samang nagtutulungan, tayo ay magtatagumpay sa kahit anomang

pagsubok.

Mabuhay ang Muntinlupa!

ROZZANO RUFINO B. BIAZON

Representative, Lone District of Muntinlupa City

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My warmest greetings to all the stakeholders of the City of Muntinlupa who made this 2021
Annual Report a reality.

According to Chuck Swindoll, an evangelical Christian Pastor, author, educator and

preacher; “We are all faced with a series of great opportunities brilliantly disguised as
impossible situations.”

The continuing onslaught of COVID-19 pandemic and its resulting effects on our social and
economic activities seemed insurmountable. It challenged all layers of governance, from
grassroots – household, community and barangay level, to larger scales – city, municipal,
provincial, regional, and all the more – national. We persevered and thrived despite the
odds. Last year, we thought of getting back on track faster than what was projected, but
the pandemic posed further threat. New viral strains and variants were discovered – alpha,
beta, gamma, delta, omicron, and the like. With everyone’s help, the PDITR+V (prevention,
detection, isolation, treatment, reintegration + vaccination) strategy that we adopted paved
way towards success and continuing social and local economic recovery.

This year’s theme “Pagbangon at Paghilom” encapsulates our collective desires and efforts
in battling, going through and moving on from the ill effects of the pandemic. With such
challenges, we see light. We see great opportunities for growth and collaboration. We see
brotherhood, camaraderie and partnerships.

More than that, we delivered without ceasing our key programs, projects and services. From
social, economic, infrastructure, environmental and institutional development – nothing
was missed. Everything, in fact, were delivered with improved efficiency and facility.

I thank all the City Government officials and employees, the concerned national government
agencies, barangays, civil society organizations, sectoral groups – senior citizens, youth,
fisherfolks, homeowners associations, and everyone who gave their fair share of support.
We could have not done these without you.

Above all, praises and thanksgiving to our Lord God Almighty, for the sustained grace,
guidance, protection, and provision.

Atty. JAIME R. FRESNEDI

City Mayor

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Greetings of Peace!

It is with privilege and honor to be part of this year’s, Annual Report Magazine. For many
years, the City Government has been vital in bringing our beloved City to where it is
right now – a booming and bustling Economic Hub recognized by both and International
institutions.

This year’s theme:

“Pagbangon at Paghilom” is very fitting in our thrust in being of aid and assistance to
the City’s full recovery from the wrath brought about by the pandemic. Needless to say,
we as a City is on the right track with exemplary vision of our Mayor Jaime R. Fresnedi
and the valuable cooperation of our Congressman, Rozzano “Ruffy” Biazon, the road to
recovery is already being paved with equitable basic services, transparent, governance and
professionals with integrity and honesty as its core values.

Our City, being honored as one of the resilient cities in land, will ride on that momentum to
further advance our mission of protecting the integrities of the sectors of the environment,
health, social economy, infrastructure and governmental institutions.

With fervent prayer, and with the Lord’s mercy and blessings, I am confident that as a
community and as a city as a whole will overcome the challenges we will be facing in the
years to come. But this will not come easily without the cooperation of each and every
Muntinlupeño. Young and old must proactively participate and be part in this gargantuan
recovery plan.

It is at this point that I call on every one to be and to think as One.

Thank you very much.

Mabuhay. City of Muntinlupa.

Artemio A. Simundac
City Vice Mayor

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More than a year after the onset of Covid-19 to our country, the impact of it has been so
much evident with how we struggle to rise amidst pandemic. We have seen the economy
plummetedand felt the damages that it has brought to the city, and it caused us to fear for
our present as much as our future.

Seeing the impact of Covid-19 to our community which eventually affects all of our
development sectors, the local government prioritized public health. With this, we intensified
our health programsby conducting mass vaccination, regular community disinfection and
keeping the community well-educated and informed about health and safety protocols.
Almost a year of constant battle with the pandemic, the efforts of our medical frontliners
and our local government finally paid off when Muntinlupa City was identified as one of
the highly urbanized cities who were able to achieve herd immunity before the end of this
year.It is true that healthy citizens are the greatest asset any country could have, and we will
continue to prioritize the welfare of Muntinlupeños.

The current situation might have slowed us down but the city government never stops
working, instead doubled its effort to provide quality services to our citizens. I am pleased
to say that despite the setbacks we had, we were able to establish and implement priority
projects and programs in our city. We were also able to extend help to other cities and
municipalities in need. This pandemic might have made us suffer and feel vulnerable,but
this also pushed us to get out of our comfort zone andpush past our limits. It amplified the
spirit of Bayanihan in us and once again proved how resilient we can be.

Though the future is still unclear, we are full of hope that we will soon be free from the bubble
that this pandemic has placed us in to. With the continuous undertaking of our government
to end this pandemic and nevertheless, with the grace of our Almighty God, we have faith
that we will soon be back to our pre-pandemic lives equipped with strongerpeople and a
thriving economy.

Engr. Allan A. Cachuela

City Administrator

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 VISION
We envision Muntinlupa City as one of the leading
investment hubs in the country, with educated,
healthy and God-loving people living peacefully
9 POINT
DEVELOPMENT
AGENDA
To translate the vision and mission of the City in
order to progress and create tangible results on
the lives of the people in the City of Muntinlupa,
GOOD GOVERNANCE
and securely in a climate change-adaptive and
disaster-resilient community, under the rule of Mayor Jaime R. Fresnedi embarks on his flagship As recipient of the
program of governance - the 9-Point Development Seal of Good Local
transparent, caring and accountable leadership. Agenda - which includes: Governance for 2019,
the City Government of
Muntinlupa is continuously improving
on areas that fortify its internal

MISSION
HEALTH & WELLNESS
This ensures access of
citizens to preventive
• To promote a broad-based economic growth primary and curative
health services, which
and business-friendly environment for include programs and/or projects
sustainable development; on health services management,
basic health care for persons with
• To protect every person from natural and man- disability, health management system,
made hazards by ensuring strict enforcement sanitation, public hospital services,
and veterinary regulations, among
of necessary safety measures;
others.
• To provide quality social services that include
education, health care, livelihood and
employment, socialized housing, and social EDUCATION & YOUTH
assistance, among others;
True to its vision of having
• To institutionalize community participation in educated citizenry, the
City of Muntinlupa is
local governance, environmental protection, committed to ensure
and economic development. access of every citizen to education.
Its programs and/or projects
include scholarship and education
assistance, establishment of local
PEACE & ORDER
The City Government of
Muntinlupa is committed
to ensure orderly and
safe community for its
citizens from natural and man-made
hazards. Its programs and/or projects
specifically strengthen peace and
order, insure inclusive community
disaster preparedness, and to fight
criminality and drugs.
SOCIALIZED HOUSING
The City Government of
Muntinlupa is fully aware
of the plight of Informal
Settler Families to have
security of housing tenure. In order
to ensure access of all qualified
beneficiaries to socialized housing,
programs and/or projects includes
institutionalization of community
agencies and offices through regular
and comprehensive evaluation.
Tax reforms are being done for
simpler and more efficient taxation
system, as well as, enhancements
on business licensing and business
tax. For inclusive, transparent and
participative governance - the City
Government of Muntinlupa ensures
the participation of its constituents.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
The City’s plan are geared
towards the pro - active
environmental protection
and preservation through
the year-round implementation of
greening activities and efficient
waste management with the use of
material recovery facilities paired
with the strict monitoring of air and
water quality. The City Government
of Muntinlupa also involves itself
in creating measures to ensure

CORE VALUES Photo Courtesy: Karl James Casanova, TCAD

universities, and skills training savings among ISF for housing, awareness and resiliency among its
through technical & vocational skills. people through the establishment of
climate-change resilient facilities and
infrastructure.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
• INTEGRITY LIVELIHOOD & EMPLOYMENT
It covers the responsibility
Being honest and having strong moral principles of government to ensure LOCAL CULTURE & HISTORY
With the aim to
reduce poverty, the that the economy is in
• EXCELLENCE City Government of a sound state, while The City Government
Being outstanding or extremely good Muntinlupa is geared intending to create a favorable of Muntinlupa gives
towards employment generation and climate for private investments. Local importance in cultivating
measures include a combination and preserving its rich
• ACCOUNTABILITY provision of livelihood programs where
people can explore various beneficial of policies and public investments heritage culture. The City is committed
Willingness to accept responsibility for one’s actions options. The City also helps “low necessary to enable the same to to uphold a community that serve as a
income” entrepreneurs by providing flourish and, ultimately, assure the home to people that value the “culture
• RESOURCEFULNESS sustainable financial assistance at residents of steady supply of goods, of excellence” with a strong sense
zero-interest loans. particularly adequate food and of pride rooted on its historical and
Getting things done in the face of obstacles and
services, jobs and household income. cultural ideas.
constraints

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SECTORAL
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
• Health
• Social Welfare
• Education
• Protective Services
• Housing
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
 Trade and Industry Subsector
AWARDS FOR MOST BUSINESS-FRIENDLY (2017-2021)

The Cities and Municipalities Competitiveness

Index (CMCI) is an annual ranking of Philippine
cities and municipalities developed by the
2021 Finalist for City Level 1A
National Competitiveness Council.
2020 Finalist for City Level 1A

2019 Special Citation

2018 Most Business-Friendly LGU

2017 Most Business-Friendly LGU

ECONOMIC
The City of Muntinlupa remains to be on the
5th rank out of the 33 Highly Urbanized
Cities for its Overall Competitiveness.

DEVELOPMENT
Apart from this, the city received the following
awards and recognition from the 9th Regional
Competitiveness Summit;

TOP 1
Photo Courtesy: Karl James Casanova, TCAD Most Competitive in Resiliency for 2017 2018 2019
Highly Urbanized Cities

One of the leading investment hubs in the
country.
This is the vision that drives the local
government of Muntinlupa in formulating and
implementing programs and projects that
efficiently and effectively enhance the living
standard of its constituency.
Being the employment and entrepreneurial
arm of the City Government of Muntinlupa, the
Economic Development Cluster are tasked to
initiate potent programs that provide various
opportunities to its pool of beneficiaries, be it
the enterprises, cooperatives, urban farmers
and the city’s growing labor force.
As to realizing its goal to the city as a whole,
the local government first and foremost
acknowledges that it is a challenging
pursuit especially in the context of a
global health crisis. However, with prudent
planning and genuine intent to equitably
offer programs that enhance the vibrancy of
the local economy, measures that indicates
the success of this aspiration have been
claimed by the city such as the consistent
recognition of the PCCI as the Most
Business Friendly LGU and DTI-CB’s annual
Cities and Municipalities Competitiveness
Index (CMCI) among the Highly Urbanized
Efficiency for Highly Urbanized Cities
Cities (HUCs) in the country. These shall
motivate and inspire us to perform greater
tasks and defy all difficulties coming our
way.
TOP 5
Most Competitive in Infrastucture
For Highly Urbanized Cities
TOP 6
Most Improved City for Highly
Urbanized Cities
TOP 7 The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Most Competitive in Government (PCCI) recognized the City Government of Muntinlupa
for its commendable efforts in adopting and instituting
innovative and best practices in good governance.
The city has been recipient of the most-coveted Most
Business Friendly Award in 2017 and 2018, special
citation for 2019 and being finalist for 2020 and 2021.
Acknowledgement on this award refers to the initiatives
for implementation of Ease of Doing Business (EODB)
and health and safety-related programs.

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Joint Resources Financing Program Testimonies from Successful Munti-preneurs
The JRFP envisions to build self-sustainable
and self-sufficient micro-business in the City of “Dahil sa tulong na dagdag Nang aking malaman ang Ako po ay mapalad na maging
Muntinlupa. They are committed to help low puhunan ng JRFP, mas lumago programang JRFP, naging isang benepisyaryo ng JRFP
income entrepreneurs and small enterprises to pa ang aking negosyo. Hindi maayos ang aking pinansiyal. Sa dahil ito ang aking naging
grow in their business ventures by providing na ako nauubusan ng mga ngayon po ay sa JRFP na lamang kaagapay simula ng magkaroon
sustainable financial assistance at zero interest stocks sa aking tindahan at ako humihiram at sinisiguro ng pandemya. Naibebenta ko
and by extending entrepreneurial trainings and mas marami pang produkto ko pong sa aking negosyo ang aking mga paninda ng mas
education. ang aking naititinda. Ang aking ko ito gagamitin. Buhat ng mura dahil ang aking kapital
negosyo ay labis na nakatulong magkaroon ng pandemya, labis naginamit ay walang tubo. Sana
The City of Muntinlupa was recognized as the upang mapagtapos ang pong naapektuhan po ang programang
only LGU in the country that provides Zero- aking mga anak. ang aming ito ay magpatuloy
interest loan program for Micro-entrepreneurs. Release of 0% Interest loans to Micro-entrepreneur Maraming salamat pinagkakakitaan at mas marami pang
In addition, the JRFP was acknowledged as the po at nawa’y kaya’t lubos po negosyo ang
only LGU in the country that provides COKE- magtuloy-tuloy pa ang aking matulungan.”
TESDA Store Training and Access to Resource JRFP IN FIGURES ang programang pasasalamat
ito.” sa JRFP.”
(STAR) Program.
12,994,000.00 Evelyn Bathan Maria Dolores Noble Alfredo Torres
Sari-Sari Store/Carinderia Owner Sari-Sari Store/Peanut Manufacturer Market Vendor
Loan Released Brgy. Tunasan
Brgy. Bayanan Brgy. Buli

164,392,000.00
Total Loan Released from
2014 - 2021 Livelihood Trainings

Top Local Government Unit Partner for Coke-TESDA Sari-

Sari Store Training and Access to Resources (STAR)
153,320,000.00 LIVELIHOOD TRAININGS
Total Collection from IN FIGURES
2014 - 2021
Trade Fairs and Bazaars
• 5 partnership with MOA
90% established
Repayment Rate as of 1. DSWD - NCR
2021 2. Hollistic Approach Systems Inc.
3. Facilities Managers Inc.
Development of thermally processed Bottled Bangus 4. WOW! Hair Salon
7,274 in Oil and Peanut Butter 5. Maxwork Solutions
Total Number of
Beneficiaries (2014-2021) • 110 individuals completed the
Homegrown Hub feat. Likhang Munti Entrepreneurial Training
Alabang Town Center
148 • 87 unemployed women and
To help in promotion of the City’s homegrown
Total Number of New
products, marketing and publicity through indigent learners trained
trade fairs and bazaars were conducted. Beneficiaries

The following malls have been the LGU’s • 50 displaced workers and
partners in these events: Festival Mall (National 986 OFWs trained in trade skills
Food Fair); Alabang Town Center (Homegrown Total Loan Applications in partnership with DOST
Hub feat. Likhang Munti); and SM Center (Online)
Muntinlupa (Grubs and Grabs for Christmas). Dressmaking NCII Training

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 Public Employment Service Office
The PESO ensures to effectively and promptly
provide services on employment facilitation,
livelihood opportunities and enables the
exchange of labor market information between
job seekers and employers.
PESO Muntinlupa conducted an In-house Job Fair
EMPLOYMENT FACILITATION PROGRAM
240 Beneficiaries
Special Program for Employment
of Students (SPES)
16,747 Registered
Applicants
with 42% Hired-on-the-Spot on
conducted Job Fairs
Approx. 6,000 students
(Grade 9 - 12) participated
on Career Clinic and
Employment Coaching
798 Students
participated the Online Labor
Education for Graduating Students
(LEGS)
3,406 Average Total
Applicants
attended Pre-employment and Life Skills
Orientation and Seminar - Occupational
Assessment (PELSOS-OA)
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TUPAD Program
Tulong Pang hanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged
Workers (TUPAD) beneficiaries were deployed to
various activities in relation to maximizing the
health capacity intervention of the City during
the pandemic. Deployment to facemask sewing,
sanitation of isolation areas, community work
contact tracers and data encoders to the City
Health Office were conducted.
TUPAD Beneficiaries by Category
134 Beneficiaries
TUPAD DRRMO
100 Beneficiaries
Emergency Employment Assistance
676 Beneficiaries
TUPAD
2,933 Beneficiaries
TUPAD - thru Congressman Ruffy
Biazon
Grab Deliver to Recover Program – 110
beneficiaries received a stimulus package worth
PHP 7,500.00 to offset the cost for the purchase
of gears which include P3,000.00 cash for Grab
uniforms, food insulated box, P2,000 worth of
e-wallet credit and PHP 2,500.00 cash assistance
revolving fund.
Tourism, Culture and Arts Department
TCAD continues to rebuild the local tourism
industry by boosting the consumer’s confidence
and creating a safe space and platforms to its
local enterprises and stakeholders. In the new
normal setting, saving the lives and livelihoods
of every constituent matters.
TOURISM SECTOR INTERVENTION
Muntinlupa Online Mart
Product promotion of Munti-preneurs
Muntinlupa Safer Tourism Campaign
Merkado sa Muntinlupa
Cultivating local History and Culture
To preserve the tangible and intangible cultural
pieces of Muntinlupa, TCAD partnered with UST
Graduate Studies – Center for Conservation of
Cultural Property and Environment in the Tropics
on the conduct of cultural heritage mapping.
Responsible 18 Fair - to empower and educate
those who have reached the age of emancipation
or 18 years old, TCAD conducted the annual R-18
fair through series of webinars on legal rights and
social responsibilities.
MUSEO FROM SCREEN
Series of Webinars from Museo
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 Muntinlupa City Public Market
PUBLIC MARKET ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM
The New Muntinlupa City Public Market
The new public market aims to develop a
branding of the City in terms of being an
economic hub in Metro South. It is also an avenue
for the local entrepreneurs of the City where
Cooperatives
The City Cooperative Office (CCO) is mandated
to assist in the organization of cooperatives.
The CCO is dedicated to provide technical,
financial and other forms of assistance to existing
Pre-Membership Education Seminar - aims to
provide information on the creation and operation
of cooperatives, its principles and guidelines.
2021 Participants:

25,138,550.00 they can be able to create various opportunities

Revenue Generated
Tax Campaign
100% Stallholders and tenants
informed
Cleaning Activities
Conducted Everyday
24/7 Maintained
Peace and Order
Inspection of Weighing
Scales Conducted
100% Implementation
of Community Mart
Delivery System
for their business’ growth.
cooperatives to enhance their viability as an
economic enterprise and social organization;
• Ms. Cristina Constantino, Pasco President
• Ms. Lovely Bagayan, QEMS Supervisor
On Preparation Operation • Unification of Muntinlupa City Public Market
Multi Purpose Cooperative and Meat Retailers
The MCPM partnered
with the Pamantasan
ng Lungsod ng
Muntinlupa (PLMun),
City Planning and
Development Office
in setting up the
operations of the new Sustainable Cooperative Financial Assistance
Muntinlupa Public Program - The program aims to provide registered
Market by creating a cooperatives in the City of Muntinlupa through
feasibility study. financial loan assistance with 0% interest rate.
City Cooperative Office providing information about
2021 COOPERTATIVE BENEFICIARIES their operation and guidelines at MCTI
MARKET CONSTRUCTION
Koop Kapatid 2021 - Big-Small Brother Partnerships
The construction of Muntinlupa Public Market
consists of spaces that will be used for different
1,000,000.00 aims to identify possible large cooperatives who
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa could extend all forms of possible assistance to
purpose and facilities. The MCPM will include
Employees Multi-purpose Cooperative micro and small cooperatives.
spatial components.
MOA Signees:
20,000 sq.m. 1,000,000.00 • AmKor Technology Phils. Employees Multi-
Total Land Area Pag-asa sa Paglaya Multi-purpose Cooperative purpose Cooperative and Kabute Multi-
purpose Cooperative

785 Stalls 500,000.00 • Muntinlupa City Hall Employee Multi-purpose

Cooperative and Bohol-Leyte Multi-purpose
COMMUNITY Total of Stalls (Building A - Victoria Camella Transport Multi-purpose
Cooperative
MART SALES Building B)

As part of the E-LEARNING PROGRAMS FOR COOPERATIVE

initiative of 325 Vehicles
Office of the Vice
Total Parking Capacity
President and 51 Primary Coops
LGU Muntinlupa, Attended in Koop Balitaan
the Community
Mart Project was
launched. 26 Primary Coops
Attended in Business Continuity Management
9,034,337.25
Total amount of sales 61 Primary Coops
Attended to Town hall Meeting
4,266 Clients served Coop mandatory, optional and advancement trainings.
Perspective View on Building A

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Urban Agriculture Subsector Launching The Muntinlupa City Demo Farm Testimonies from Successful Urban Farmers

The City thru the Department of Agriculture Conducted last November 11, 2021, the City
Extension Service Office champions urban Government of Muntinlupa launched its City “Malaki ang
agriculture in the city by providing targeted Demo Farm which features edible landscaping, naitulong ng
technical assistance and agri-starter kits. Amidst mushroom culture, seedling nursery, SNAP program sa
the Covid-19 pandemic, DA-ESO ensured that Hydroponics, and the first LGU-operated pagkakaroon namin
maximum assistance and access to resources intensive hydroponics system in NCR. ng extra business at
in the production, processing and marketing of pagkakalibangan,
The Demo Farm serves as a learning and food
naging active at
agricultural are extended to urban farmers and production site where clients can visit to conduct positibo din ang
local entrepreneurs. hands-on agricultural technology demonstration, pananaw namin sa
Lettuce harvesting in City Demonstration Farm
while the crops to be produced will be donated to buhay.”
the most active farmer groups as support to their
Volume of Harvest (in kilograms) 2021
livelihood. Next on the City Demo Farm Road Florence Mallari
map is the creation of on-site training programs Urban Farmer - Brgy. Sucat
January where clients will undergo urban agriculture
training with actual experience, coupled with
February entrepreneurial capacity development. “Me and my
March family would like
to thank your
April team for helping
us build our own
May mushroom house
at the comfort of
June our home. We are
July slowly learning
how to grow food
August for ourselves and
eventually help our
September community.”
Muntinlupas City’s Demonstration Farm
Oct-Nov Dexter de Torres
Urban Farmer - Tiosejo Subd., Brgy. Tunasan
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 CITY DEMO FARM PRODUCTION

355.75 kilograms of lettuce, “Humingi ako ng mga

binhi sa opisina ng DA-
URBAN AGRICULTURE IN FIGURES pechay, alugbati etc. ESO. Laking tipid sa
Edible Landscaping gastusin ng namumunga
414,824.00 25,177 sq. m. na sila. Mas gaganahan
pa sa pagkain kung
Total Sales Total Land Area dedicated to 105.6 kilograms of oyster bagong pitas ang
Urban Agriculture lulutuin. Nakakapagbenta
mushrooms rin. Naniniwala ako sa “
1,981 Seed Packets Mushroom Production Share your blessings”,
Total Seeds distributed 1,381 Individuals kaya natitikman din ng
(36.14% Male; 63.86% Female) aking mga kapitbahay,
20.925 kilograms nagbigay din po ako
Individual Clients
29,561 Seedlings SNAP Hydroponics
sa community pantry
noon at nagdodonate
Total Seedlings distributed din ng binhi sa ka-
20 HOAs, 12 Groups,
14 Youth Groups, 16.5 kilograms of tarragon, sweet Muntifarmers.”

7,893.05 Kilograms 3 Cooperatives, 10 Schools basil, oregano, dill etc. Francisco Compollo
Total Harvest Other Clients Herb Garden Urban Farmer - Brgy. Putatan

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HEALTH
Health is one of the vital vision elements
of the City of Muntinlupa to attain a
productive citizenry that shall contribute to
the main target of the locality to become
one of the leading investment hubs in the
country. Healthy constituents are crucial
in the continuous development of the
City, thus it serves as the main priority
of the administration to invest upon. It is
manifested in the 9-Point-Agenda where
Health and Wellness has been at the top in
major thrusts of the current administration
to ensure that there is access for the
Muntinlupeños in health care services
from primary to tertiary level.
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Moreover, the health sector continue
to strive for the resiliency of the City
in addressing the effects of pandemic
through the COVID-19 preventive
measures that focuses on information
campaigns and promotion of vaccination
among the target population. Further,
responsive measures is also in place
to consistently aim for the detection,
isolation, treatment and recovery of the
infected patients.
HIGHLIGHTS
MunCoVac Activities
Orientation for Covid-19 vaccinators participants
from Osmun and AHMC on February 15, 2021 at 4th
flr. Conference room, Museo ng Muntinlupa
Vaccination of health professionals during
vaccination roll out
Conduct of “Rolling Bakuna” to the senior citizens in
the community
Conduct of Mobile Vaccination Day Activity
MUNCOVAC ACTIVITIES IN FIGURES
103.2%
Herd Immunity Reached as of
January 26, 2022
397,903
Fully Vaccinated Individuals as of
January 26, 2022
21,826
Individuals given booster shot
330
Senior Citizens catered in
Rolling Bakuna
915,437
Total vaccine doses administered
Series of townhall meetings
on COVID-19 vaccination were
conducted through the Public
Information Office and other
partners from offices, barangays,
Homeowner’s Association,
private entity, among others
This has been attained through the
tremendous efforts on vaccination campaigns
and continuous initiatives on COVID-19
prevention and response activities.
“Mabilis ung process para sa mga gusto talaga
magpa vaccinate. Nung una, mapa walk in or
scheduled, halos wala naman pinagkaiba
kasi tinurukan na rin basta naka pila
ka na. Welcoming din na kahit di
ka nakatira sa munti, basta gusto
mo magpavax, pwede pa rin and
mava-vaccinate ka. Nandun yung
goal nila na makatulong talaga
sa pag rorollout ng vaccine sa
lahat ng tao”
John David Esquierdo
MunCoVac Vaccinee
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 Sucat Health Center
Muntinlupa COVID-19
Muntinlupa Health Services:
Vaccination Sites Centers » DOTS
Bagong Silang Health Center » Primary Health Center
Map Legend: Services:
Map Legend: Buli Health Center
Sucat Covered Court Barangay Boundary » DOTS
Barangay Boundary » Primary Health Center
Cente Services:
Buli Elementary School Location Point » DOTS
Location Point » Primary Health Center
Health Center Sto. Ñino Health Center
Vaccination Site and Services Services:
Name • Satellite health facility Cupang Health Center
Laguna Lake Services:
Laguna Lake
» DOTS
Cupang Health Center » ABTC
Abbreviation Legend:
» Primary Health Center
DOTS - Directly Observed
Treatmen, Short Course Alabang Health Center
TB - Tuberculosis Services:
» DOTS
ABTC - Animal Bite Treatment
» ABTC
Center
» Primary Health Center
Alabang Town Center Festival Mall
PPMD - Public-Private Mix
DOTS
Bayanan Health Center
Services:
Ayala Alabang Health Center » DOTS
Services: » Primary Health Center
» DOTS
» Primary Health Center Putatan Annex Health Center
Ayala South Park Bayanan Unit 1
Services:
Bayanan Annex Health Center » DOTS
Services: » ABTC
» Primary Health Center
» DOTS
» Primary Health Center
Poblacion Health Center
Putatan Main Health Center Services:
Laguerta Health Center Poblacion Health Center
Services: » DOTS
» ABTC
» DOTS
» Primary Health Center
» Primary Health Center

Laguerta Health Center

Southville Health Center
Services:
Services:
» 4-in-1 Health Facility*
» DOTS
Southville Health Center Tunasan Health Center » COVID-19 Vaccination Site
» ABTC
» Primary Health Center
Tunasan Health Center
Victoria Health Center *Primary health care services includes Services:
general check-ups for maternal, newborn, » DOTS
Services: adolescents, senior citizens, among others
» PPMD
» DOTS
*4-in-1 Health facility comprises TB-DOTS, » TB
» TB
Reproductive Health, HIV-Testing Center and
SM Tunasan General Check-ups

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 COVID-19 Response Nutrition Program
Out of 27,682
confirmed cases, Decreased prevalence of malnutrition
there were 72 active
among children from 0 to 59 months old
cases, with 27,031
97.65% recovered cases
RECOVERY Decreased of Severely Underweight and Decreased of Obese and Overweight
and 579 deaths as of
RATE Underweight among 0-59 months old among 0-59 months old children from 2.8%
December 31, 2021 children from 3.0% in 2016 to 0.87% in 2020. in 2016 to 0.43% in 2020.
5.0 5.0
4,484 Individuals 62,679 Clients 4.0 4.0
were catered in RTPCR swab 3.0 2.8
served in community-based COVID testing 3.0 3.0
test site at Museo ng Muntinlupa 1.7
2.0 2.0
1.3 1.0
0.9 0.87 0.9 0.6
1.0 1.0 0.43
23,830 Clients 0.0 0.0
were catered using rapid or 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
antigen test

Decreased of Severely Stunted and Stunt- Decreased of Severely Wasted and Wasted
67,163 Swab tests ed among 0-59 months old children from among 0-59 months old children from 1.8%
2,382 Clients total number of swab tests done 8.0% in 2016 to 1.12% in 2020. in 2016 to 0.31% in 2020.
were catered in COVID-19 mobile swab (including 10.0 10.0
clients served in mobile COVID vaccination activity) 9.0 8.0 9.0
5,959 Calls 8.0
7.0
8.0
7.0
recieved by COVID-19 hotline 6.0 6.0
5.0 5.0
4.0 3.1 4.0
3.0 3.0
1.5 1.8
Pre-swab lecture is being 2.0 1.3 1.12 2.0
0.7 0.5 0.33
1.0 1.0 0.31
conducted on a daily basis
0.0 0.0
at Museo ng Muntinlupa in 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
connection with DOH campaign
BIDA Solusyon Plus
404 Individuals
newly hired and trained as contact tracers
Contact tracers are on the 370 Malnourished Children
move in continuous monitoring
of quarantined covid confirmed, enrolled in dry food
probable and suspects through supplementary program and
call, text, and home visits. area-based feeding program

Implementation of 417 Growth charts

Localized or Granular posted in the houses of
Lockdown in the 38,653 children of 0 to 59 months old malnourished children to
198 Total bed capacity communities of Muntinlupa were measured through Mid-Upper Arm monitor their nutritional status
in its two (2) major isolation facilities located at Circumference (MUAC)
Pacwood, Brgy. Tunasan and Ospital ng Muntinlupa

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 ON MATERNAL HEALTH General Health Services On Non-Communicable Disease
196 Women
participated in the
celebration of Breast Cancer
Awareness Month

4,937 Clients
age 25 years old and
aboved screened and
5,970 Senior Citizens managed for the risk of non-
senior citizens provided with Flu and Conduct of breast-examination in health centers for communicable diseases
early detection of breast cancer
7,987 Pregnant Women Pneumococcal vaccine under Health and
Wellness Program
were given iron supplement to maintain
normal hemoglobin level
On Reproductive Health
7,040 Donors
1162 Pregnant Women successfully donated from
given antibiotics bloodletting activities
5,760 Women of
Reproductive Age
provided with contraceptives
60,258 Individuals and family planning
8,083 Lactating Mothers provided Oral health services commodities
were given iron supplement to Conduct of virtual Pre-Marriage orientation to would-
maintain optimal breastfeeding be-couples
condition
4,761 Clients 1,422 Couples
provided with medicines and catered in pre-marriage
supplies under Emergency orientation and counseling
Care Clinic Program “Pre-Marriage
“Nakatulong ng O r i e n t a t i o n
13 Male Participants conducted by CGM
malaki sa aking anak 0 Deaths from Rabies ay very informative.
ang pagbibigay ng attended Katropa lectures
nutrition program ni among the 14,116 animal such as family planning,
They really aim to
Mayor. Nabigyan ng bite cases that were given educate couples
responsible parenthood and hindi lamang about
sapat na pondo ang rabies immunization gender equality reproductive, mental
mga kabataan na
maging maayos ang and psychological
kanilang kalusugan. 151,472 Clients health, tinalakay
Ganundin, naging who consulted in health
175 Clients din kung ano talaga
bibo at malakas na ang essence ng marriage. Hindi sayang ang
centers were treated and managed for STD, with 100% orientation dahil makatutulong talaga ito sa
kumain ang aking anak sa mga binibigay success rate
managed mga couples na balak bumuo ng pamilya.”
nilang mga bitamina at lageng namomonitor
ang kalagayan ng bawat batang kasali dito.” Jennifer Karen Mijares-Singson
Ranillyn Joy Cajepe 160 Patients 4,304 Clients PMO, Attendee
Mother of Nutrition Beneficiary with eye disease tested for HIV
provided with medicines

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 On Tertiary Services
102,000 Patients
served in consultation
appointments
10,186 Beneficiaries
of the City Government’s
healthcare financial assistance
7,500 Patients
served for dialysis procedure
17,525 Swab Test Results
released since December 2020
in Molecular laboratory of
Ospital ng Muntinlupa
631,406,224.42
income of Ospital ng
Muntinlupa Medical Center as
Local Economic Enterprise for
year 2021
Establishing of Ospital
ng Muntinlupa Medical
Center College of
Medicine
Ospital ng Muntinlupa
(OsMun) serves as
vaccination facility
to minors aged 12
to 17 years old with
comorbidities
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On City Veterinary Services On Meat Inspection Services
Availability of MRI Scanner Machine
1.5 TESLA GE SIGNA CREATOR in Ospital
ng Muntinlupa with available procedures on Microchipping of pets at City Hall of Muntinlupa
brain, neck, MCRP, whole spine and breast through Office of the City Veterinarian
that can be used to examine almost any part Conduct of meat inspection services in meat
of the body. establishments within the vicinity of Muntinlupa
4,483,252.50
revenue collections from
Muntinlupa City Meat
Inspection Service
Adoption of pets were being continuously advocated
through social media Crafting of
Slaughterhouse Master
2 Units of CRRT Dialysis Machines 2,867 Dogs and Cats Development Plan in
worth PhP 3.1 Million donated by Rotary Club Microchipped accordance with the
Muntinlupa to Ospital ng Muntinlupa Devolution Transition
Plan Guidelines
24 Dogs were
Adopted
71 Meat Handlers and
500 Stray Cats and Dogs Operators licenses
Impounded issued
188 Pets were 73 Meat Handlers,
Surrendered Butchers, and
Operational Online Consultations Operators trained on
thru Ospital ng Muntinlupa - Department 34 Veterinary Health Food Safety Act
of Internal Medicine Telemedicine facebook
page
Certificate Issued
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 On Air Quality Management

145 Water Refilling Stations

Inspected

356 Vehicles Apprehended

for Roadside Pollution

44 Establishments Inspected 2 IEC Campaigns Conducted

ENVIRONMENTAL
Establishments inspected and monitored for
regarding Air Quality and
complaints and environmental compliance Climate Change

MANAGEMENT
• Approved Sanggunian Resolution for
Enhancement of Local Climate Change
Action Plan - incorporated more
responsive programs, projects, and
activities based on the Greenhouse Gas
Inventory conducted by the Greenhouse
Gas Management Team of the City

• Implementation of City Ordinance 15- 143

The Environmental Management sector is
concerned in managing our natural resources;
harmonizing and implementing standards and
regulation on pollution control, liquid and solid
waste management;and establishing adaptive
capacities to the negative impacts of climate
change.
Initiatives to protect and continuously nurture
the environment were also maintained, as a
valuable aid in recovering from the pandemic.
Good air quality was achieved through
rigorous compliance to the Clean Air Act and
by lobbying the Urban Greening Program
of the City. Both solid and liquid wastes are
also being managed effectively – along with
alliances and partnerships with external
stakeholders and barangays to reduce the
wastes footprint of the community.
The sector also conducts Information
Education and Communication Campaigns to
improve the dynamic force behind people’s
awareness and initiatives in the protection and
conservation of the environment.
Resulting from such aspiration to sustain
and protect local environment, the City of
Muntinlupa was once again considered as
one of the most highly compliant LGUs in
the implementation of Manila Bay Clean-
up Rehabilitation and Preservation Program
(MBCRPP) concerning the pillars on Solid Waste
Management, Liquid Waste Management,
Informal Settler Families, and institutional
Arrangement.
Environmental management efforts are
similarly concerned with the management
of human activities and its impacts as to the
management of the natural environment itself.
1,842 Garage Tested Vechicles
Garage tested jeepney association, truckers and
private service vehicles for Emission Testing
• On-going greening and beautification of
• Development of Alabang Viaduct Phase
1,818 Plants and Trees Planted
Actual plants and trees planted in identified open
spaces for the Urban Greening Program
(Tree Cutting Ordinance) – 5037 saplings
collected from conducting regulatory
measures on tree-cutting, trimming and
balling; 115 clearances issued and 180
inspections conducted on tree-cutting,
trimming and balling
City landscapes implemented in different
barangays:
1. Watering and propagation of plants
2. Landscaping of parks, road center
island,and schools, among others
3. Regular trimming of plants at Japanese
Cemetery, Montillano Alabang, Susana
Heights Center Island, Muntinlupa
Sports Complex, Centennial Avenue,
Laguerta Tunasan
1 - Green Green Green Program of the
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 The Green Green Green Program BIOREACTOR PROJECT Plastic Chair Factory
The Green Green Green Program is a funding
assistance of Department of Budget (DBM) and
Management to enhance the existing or develop new
public aimed open spaces to make cities sustainable,
livable and resilient by designing for the environment
and for the people.
The project also aims to improve the health of
Muntinlupeños, uplift the mood levels of travelers,
increase carbon sequestration strategies, and reduce Alabang Viaduct Open Park (Phase 1) Inauguration
the urban heat island effect. The project aims to
accomplish a coherent and integrated green and blue
design features to enhance the productivity of the Plastic Chair Factory grant by DENR EMB-NCR that
area. Instead of going directly to the drainage system, Residual wastes are converted into school chairs
Implemented the BIOREACTOR PROJECT (under
storm and rainwater from the viaduct will be harvested the City’s Composting Program) which involved
for the water needs of the fountain and for irrigation processing of bio-waste and converting bio-waste into
of plants within the area. The attention would also raw compost (soil enhancer). The City collected spoiled
Think Before You Flick
focus on softening the appearance of the hard edge vegetables, fruits and fish entrails to be processed as
or gray area through planting and turfing. Finally, the soil enhancer used for the Greening Program of the
development involves installation of lights, paints City, schools and communities.
and pedestrian-friendly walkways and pathways to 24,887 kgs. Bio-waste Processed
improve the accessibility, view, and security of citizens.
Alabang Viaduct Open Park (Phase 1) 13,318 kgs. Raw Compost Harvested
67,651 kgs. Bio-waste used as Animal Feeds
On Solid Waste Management 214 Sacks of Raw Compost

Regular Clean-up Drive Tree Trimming and Residual Waste

Regular Clean-Up Drive being done by Grass Cutting Wrapper Sachet for Bags, Wallet and Other Useful
Kabalikat sa Kalinisan as part of the • Tree Trimming: 1,117 Materials are recovered and processed to be
Maintenance and Cleanliness Program • Tree Balling: 4 converted into useful materials and to increase
of the City - Volume: 7,905 kgs • Grass Cutting: 226 waste diversion of the City – Residual Waste
• Tree Cutting: 141 Collected: 4,020 kgs

Biogas Digester
continuous operation and harvesting of City Material Recovery 5,039 Plants and 1,428 Trees
biogas from Biodegradable waste using Facility (MRF)
IBC Tank Biogas Digester that is used
Recycling Program to increase waste
to convert biodegradable waste into
diversion rate. » Used Tarpaulins produced 210
biogas (for cooking)
Waste Recycled: 21,313 kg.
Ecobags
Street Sweeping Activities » Used Textile for production of other
Resource Recovery Box
Conducted regularly scheduled street useful materials
Waste Paper Recovered: 3,637.7 kgs.
sweeping activities along national and
secondary roads, streets and alleys,
• Doormat: 1,328 pcs
including removal of earth mounds. • Rags: 11,262 pcs
Aside from Kabalikat street sweepers, Apprehension of 7 violators • Facemask: 42 pcs
volunteers from barangays and of the Proper Solid Waste • Sako Bag: 71 pcs Plant Nursery in ESC distributed 5,039 ornamental
communities were also involved for Management Regulations (City • Potholder: 472 pcs plants and 1,428 trees for the City’s Urban Greening
maintaining cleanliness of their areas. Ordinance No. 06-092) • Pillow: 106 pcs Program

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 Information, Education and Communication Campaigns for City Ordinances 06-092 and 10-109 to increase On Lake Management
awareness of public thru lectures and posting of materials under the New Normal Protocol

404,000
Fingerlings Seeded

Regular Lake Patrolling

On National Government Compliance
Manila Bay Clean-up Rehabilitation
and Preservation Program (MBCRPP)
• 77 illegal fishers apprehended
Environmental Management Cluster member
offices quarterly reported the City Government’s
accomplishments on Air, Water, Solid Waste
Management and Environmental Protetion to the
following:
Maintenance of Fish
Hatcheries
• Water Quality Management Area (WQMA) of
DENR and LLDA
• Muntinlupa Parañaque Las Piñas Zapote
River Management System
• ENR Livelihood Technologies Association Regular River Clean-up
Group (ELTAG) of DENR
Activites
• NCR-Airshed Governing Board (NCR-ASGB)
of DENR

The City Government of Muntinlupa has been

recognized as one of the highly compliant LGUs
in the implementation of Manila Bay Clean-up
Rehabilitation and Preservation Program (MBCRPP)
garnering a total score of 91.50% and ranking 4th
place in the entire National Capital Region (NCR)
as a result of the LGU Compliance Assessment held
last December 6, 2021. The City Government was
also recognized as a Top Performer in the Informal
Settler Families (ISF) Category and Information 180 Trees Planted for River
Education and Communication and Institutional
Arrangements (IEC-AC) Category in the said Water Treatment Facilities and Easement Tree Planting
program. The Manila Bay Task Force was awarded other Establishments Inspected Activites
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 Rank 4, LGU Compliance Assessment for
MBCRPP (2021)
• Top performer in the Informal Settler Families
Category and Infomation Education
and Communication and Institutional Arrangements
(IEC-AC Category)
Department of the Interior and Local Government

Green Banner Seal of Compliance Award (2021)

• Runner Up, 2019 Regional Outstanding Local Nutrition Program 2021 Good Financial Housekeeping
Coordinator of the Year Department of the Interior and Local Government
(Maria Ana Ordenes, RND, MSN)
• 2019 Regional Outstanding Barangay Nutrition Scholar
(Alicia Tanabe)
Plaque of Appreciation (2021) in
• Best LGU in Nutrition Governance Improving the Implementation
• Best LGU in the Implementation of National Dietary of the City-Wide Health System
Supplementation Program towards achievement of
• Best LGU in the Implementation of Nutrition in Emergencies Universal Health Care in the
Program National Capital Region (NCR) PRIME-HRM Bronze
• Best LGU in the Implementation of Nutrition Promotion for Department of Health Award (2021)
Behavior Change Program • Excellence in
Civil Service Commission
Digital Advancement
• Best LGU in Documentation of Nutrition Programs
for the Youth (2021)
National Nutrition Council (NNC) – NCR
• Excellence in
Digital Public Aid
CITY GOVERNMENT • TOP 1, Most Competitive Distribution (2021)
OF MUNTINLUPA in Resilliency GCash Digital Excellence
• TOP 5, Most Competitive Awards

2021
in Infrastructure
• TOP 6, Most Improved
City
• TOP 7, Most Competitive
Awards in Government Efficiency
9th Regional Competitiveness
and Summit and Awards Ceremony
TOP 5, Overall Most Competitive
Department of Trade
City Highly Urbanized Cities
Recognition Category
and Industry, National
Competitiveness Center
Plaque of
Appreciation, 3rd
GAWAD KALASAG - Excellence in Disaster
Plaque of
Recognition (2021)
Induction Ceremony
and Scientific
Risk Reduction and Management and
Humanitarian Assistance Muntinlupa City Webinar (2021)
Fire Station Philippine League of Local
Metro Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Council, and the Office of Civil Defense BFP-NCR 30th Anniversary Government Dentists Inc. -
Muntinlupa Dental Chapter

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 SPECIAL MESSAGE
The gains of the past nine years were
underscored not by individual efforts alone but
by partnerships and collaborations. Serving you
as the father of the City is both an honor and
responsibility. Indeed, it was a great joy leading
a City with a great, active, and dynamic citizenry
and resources able to be utilized to achieve its
own vision, goals and objectives.
In the aspect of social services – milestones in our
educational system, healthcare and social welfare
services were evident. We have expanded our
scholarship assistance and incentives program
to hundreds of thousands of beneficiaries over
the past years – from across all education levels.
We established and strengthened our two local
universities – the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng
Muntinlupa and Colegio de Muntinlupa. We
allocated and utilized funding to support our
health centers and tertiary hospital and have
consistently figured as the best LGU in nutrition
program delivery in the country.
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In spurring inclusive economic growth, we
remained true in our promise to be the Most
Business Friendly LGU in the country as shown by
recognitions from different business chambers. We
expanded our support to local employment, urban
agriculture beneficiaries and extended Tulong
Negosyo Zero Interest Loan or Microfinance to
thousands to MSEs.
We aimed for clean environment towards climate
resiliency and sustainable development. We
consistently figured as the top LGU in Manila Bay
Clean Up compliance as per DILG guidelines and
Supreme Court mandamus. This is on top of our
continuous programs on solid waste management
and improvement of air and water quality.
We have introduced sound and disaster-resilient
infrastructure projects that catered across all sectors
of our local government – schools, government
buildings, multipurpose halls, public market, track
and field, aquatic and sports recreation center,
museum, socialized housing projects, among
many others.
Photo Courtesy: Karl James Casanova, TCAD
We maintained the strength, integrity and
accountability of our local government as an
institution. We paid all our obligations to
government insurance companies, tax agencies,
contractors, and suppliers, and beginning
2019, we paid in full the more than one billion
peso – debt we owe to government banks. We
consistently achieved the annual Seal of Good
Financial Housekeeping (SGFH) and Seal of
Good Local Governance (SGLG) by the DILG.
To minimize and eliminate red tape and delays
in government transactions, we introduced
automation in our systems and processes.
Nothing can be said further, but thanksgiving, to
all the people who made these accomplishments
a reality. We were better off today that we were
before. Despite insurmountable challenges,
we thrived and succeeded, all by your help
and God’s grace, sustenance and guidance.
Maraming salamat po!
Atty. JAIME R. FRESNEDI
City Mayor
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PROPOSED NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT PROJECTS
ALIGNMENT Plaque of Appreciation
(2021)
LEGEND The Laguna Lakeshore Road Network (LLRN) Project
PAGIBIG Fund Northeast Railway Commuter Line
The Project alignment is assumed to be 200 - 500m offshore. The entry
is a 174km transit system intended to provide connectivity between
and
1 exit points of the LLRN in the City of Muntinlupa are at the following:
In association

Sucat (Metro Manila) and San Jose (Nueva Ecija, Central Luzon).The
Laguna Lakeshore 1. Meralco Road at Barangay Plaque of Appreciation,
with:
8
Sucat; 2. Montillano Street at Barangay
entry and exit points of the Northest Commuter Lines is at Sucat Station
Road Network (LLRN) Alabang; and 3. Near Espeleta3rd Induction Ceremony
Street and Sports Complex at Barangay
(Long Haul) at the Decommissioned Thermal Power Plant at Barangay
Tunasan.
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Sucat. – aligned with the North South Commuter Railway.

North-South Commuter (2021)

Railway - Extension Philippine League of Local
Project (NCSR) Government Dentists Inc.

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Award (2021)
Southeast Metro Civil Service Commission
Manila Expressway North-South Commuter Railway - Extension Project LRT Line-6C / Alabang Zapote Line
 Existing Condition of PNR ROW
(SEMME) The stations for the North-South Commuter Railway – Extension
Project in the City of Muntinlupa are at the following: 1. Sucat
 Concept Designfor the LRT Line 6-A and Line 6-B+C Project
The stations
in the City of Muntinlupa are at the following: 1. Lakefront
Station at Barangay Sucat; 2. Alabang Station at StarmallAlabang,  Projected Travel Times
Barangay Alabang.; and 3.Poblacion Station at Barangay Poblacion. Station at Barangay Sucat; 2. Alabang Station at Barangay
North-East Railway  Inputs
Alabang; and Madrigal Station at Barangay Alabang.
Commuter Line

LRT Line-6C / Alabang

Zapote Line

C-6 Extension

PNR South Long Haul

Parañaque Spillway Mark of Recognition
Project Laguna Lake Highway Extension
(2021)
It is flood control project to control the water level of Laguna
also known as C-6 Extension is a road project that will also
Lake during heavy rainfall andRegional Peace and
reduce inundation Order
depth, shorten
Barangay Boundary inundation period and reduce Council
inundation- National
damage. Capital
The Proposed
2 composed of a Bike Lane, Jogging Lane and Greenbelt along the
edge of Laguna Lake. Of the 4 alternative alignments studied by
intake facility and open channelRegion’s (RPOC-NCR) PERSPECTIVE 1 2(TOWARDS
which is a NewTAGUIG
is relocated from Brgy. Sucat to
DPWH, Option Road Construction along Lakeshore
Brgy. Buli.
Proposed Lakeshore LANDSIDE VIEW)
was highly recommended that will span 12.654km.
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Disclaimer: (2021)
Herein presented is the indicative alignment of proposed
national government projects traversing the City of
Muntinlupa. They were based on individual briefers from Certificate of
the concerned agencies as presented to the City Planning Appreciation, Launching
and Development Office.
of the CPS “USAP TAYO”
Southeast Metro Manila Expressway (SEMME) PNR South Long Haul Project
Some of these are still subject to further consultation
(Ugnayan ng mga Sektor At
among the LGU, proponent agencies, and other It is an elevated skyway with 3Pulisya
lanes both sidessato Tapat
provide na
alternative road
stakeholders. For exact and updated information, kindly para Serbisyo Muntinlupa belongs to Package 4 that is composed of the segment
to decongest traffic, particularly in EDSA and the central Metro Manila
refer to the implementing agency concerned. at Agarang
area with a height of 5 m to 8 m from the ground.Aksyon
Distancetungo sa to
of shoreline – Sucat to Banlic with a length of 32.90 kilometers. It will serve
alignment is 130m. The entry andMapayapa at Organisadong
exit points of the SEMME in the City of as both commuter and freight. The station for PNR South Long
As of 2021 Muntinlupa are at the following: 1. Meralco Road Barangay)
at Barangay Sucat; and 2. Haul (SLH) Package 4 in the City of Muntinlupa is Sucat Station at
Montillano Street at Barangay Alabang Barangay Sucat.