National Task Force

To End Local Communist

Armed Conflict – National Plan
Regional Action Planning Workshop
12-14 December 2019
Legazpi City Convention Center, Legazpi City, Albay
“ Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I
will spend the first four hours sharpening the
axe.”

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 GUIDE QUESTIONS
1. What will be your role in the convergence to support to Executive Order
Number 70?

2. What intervention should be done to close the gaps despite of limited

resources?

3. Are we really committed to finally end the local communist armed conflict that
will liberate the tribe from CTG recruitment, exploitation and atrocities?

4. What will be our way forward to sustain this campaign?

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 Dreams....

1. Right to Ancestral Domain

2. Right to Self Governance
3. Right to Social Justice
4. Right to Cultural Integrity
A. Background

B. National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC)

1. Mandate
2. Organization/Composition

C. National Plan
1. NTF Strategic Framework
2. 12 Clusters Objectives and Composition
3. NTF Mission and Goals
4. Strategic Alignment of Vision, Goals, Objectives and End state
5. NTF Organizational Structure, Command Line, Advocacy and Operational Lines
7. Rationale of Clustering and Its Flow of Relationship
8. NTF Programs Vis a Vis CTG Programs

D. 12 Clusters Operational Framework

E. Way Ahead 5
1. Review and assess National Security Campaigns NISP s. 2001, 2007, AFP Campaign Plan,
Bayanihan, and Whole of Nation Initiative

2. The Executive Order Number 70 was signed on 4 December 2018 creating the National Task Force to
End Local Communist Armed Conflict and directing the adoption of a national peace framework

3. Despite continuing successes of the Security Sector to address the Communist Insurgency and Local
Terrorist Group (LTGs), the government’s efforts failed due to lack of harmonization and
synchronization with the civilian agencies

4. Shifts the traditional Military-Centric Approach into a Civilian-led Approach

5. Military solution is just one of many components in addressing the CTGs or CPP-NPA-NDF

6. Good Governance is a vehicle and key ingredient in the Whole of Nation Approach

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Indigenous 17 Major Atrocities of National Task Force -
Peoples CTGs in ICCs/IPs ELCAC
 Situation in Eastern Mindanao:
•74% of the NPA are IPs
•Inaccessibility of Government services
•90% of the Guerrilla bases are located in AD areas of IP communities
•44%, 51%, 44% and 49.8% of the population of R10, R11, R12, R13 respectively are IPs.
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14 Thematic
Thematic Concerns
Concerns
1.Formal
1.Formal recognition
recognition of of Ancestral
Ancestral Domains
Domains
2.Control
2.Control and
and management
management of of Ancestral
Ancestral Domains
Domains
3.NCIP’s capacity to deliver its mandate
3.NCIP’s capacity to deliver its mandate
4.Destruction
4.Destruction of
of the
the ecosystems
ecosystems withinwithin Ancestral
Ancestral Domains
Domains
5.Non-compliance
5.Non-compliance and and violation
violation of
of FPIC
FPIC
6.Pagkawala
6.Pagkawala ng ng kultura
kultura ng ng IPs
IPs
7.IP governace is weak
7.IP governace is weak
8.Impact
8.Impact of
of government
government services
services areare not
not felt
felt IP
9.Overlapping
9.Overlapping claims
claims over
over Ancestral
Ancestral Domains
Domains
10.Di
10.Di pagkilala
pagkilala ng
ng mga
mga aghensya
aghensya sa sa mga
mga IPIP leaders
leaders Centric
11.Displacement of IPs form their Ancestral
11.Displacement of IPs form their Ancestral Domains Domains
12.Kakulangan
12.Kakulangan sa sa kaalaman
kaalaman sa sa karapatan
karapatan
13.Discrimination
13.Discrimination of of IPs
IPs
14.Peace
14.Peace and
and Security
Security

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1st Meeting of NTF-ELCAC EXECOM
Cabinet Officer for Regional Development and Security (CORDS)
Meeting in Malacañang
Background
1.
1. Local
Local Government
Government Empowerment
Empowerment 7.
7. Infrastructure
Infrastructure && Resource
Resource Mgt.
Mgt.
Cluster
Cluster Cluster
Cluster
8.
8. AFP/PNP
AFP/PNP Peace
Peace && Development
Development
2.
2. International
International Engagements
Engagements Cluster
Cluster Cluster
Cluster

LOE/CLUSTERS
12 LOE/CLUSTERS
National Plan 9.
9. Situational
Situational Awareness
Awareness && Knowledge
Knowledge
NTF-ELCAC
3.
3. Legal
Legal Cooperation
Cooperation Cluster
NTF-ELCAC
Cluster Mgt.
Mgt. Cluster
Cluster
to End Local
Communist
Armed 4. 10.
10. Localized
Localized Peace
Peace Engagement
Engagement
4. Strategic
Strategic Communication
Communication Cluster
Cluster
Conflict Cluster
Cluster
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2019 11.
5.
5. Basic
Basic Services
Services Cluster
Cluster 11. E-CLIP
E-CLIP && Amnesty
Amnesty Program
Program Cluster
Cluster

6.
6. Livelihood
Livelihood && Poverty
Poverty Alleviation
Alleviation 12.
12. Sectoral
Sectoral Unification,
Unification, Capacity
Capacity
Cluster
Cluster Building
Building && Empowerment
Empowerment Cluster
Cluster
 THE FRAMEWORK – WHOLE OF NATION APPROACH

EO #70 institutionalizes the Whole-of-Nation-Approach as a government

policy for the attainment of inclusive and sustainable peace.

Government shall prioritize and harmonize the delivery of basic services and
social development in conflict affected areas and vulnerable communities,
facilitate social inclusivity and ensure participation of all sectors.

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 MANDATES

1.Formulate and implement a WNA.

2.Ensure inter-agency convergence in the implementation of the framework

in the conflict-affected and vulnerable areas.

3.Organize ad hoc inter-agency and multi-sectoral clusters and councils to

fulfill its mandate.

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 COMPOSITION/ORGANIZATION

PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE

NTF Commander / Chairman

NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER

Vice Chairman

Executive Director
NTF Secretariat

S, DFA S, DOF S, DND S, DAR S, DBM S, DEPED S, DPWH S, DILG S, DSWD S, DOJ S, PCOO S, DENR

Private
S, DA DG, NEDA PAPRU DG, TESDA OPAIPC DG, NICA CSAFP C, PNP C, NCIP Sector
Representatives
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
1 Situational Provide & Disseminate Lead: NICA
Awareness & timely and accurate peace Support: DND, DILG, AFP,
Knowledge and security situation PNP, NBI, PIA, PPSC, PNTI,
Management NCIP, Local Chief
Executives, CSO/Private
Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
2 Local Government Institutionalize peace Lead: DILG
Empowerment building and development Support: DOJ (DOJ-RSP),
and good governance DOF (BLGF), NCIP, DND,
AFP, PNP, PIA, NICA, Local
Chief Executives,
CSOs/Private Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
3 Legal Cooperation Provide Legal support, Lead: DOJ-RSP
advice and assistance and Support: NBI, NICA, AFP,
other appropriate DOJ, PAO, PNP, ISAFP,
mechanism to effectively NCIP, DAR, PIA, Local Chief
implement EO 70 Executives, CSOs/Private
Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
4 Strategic Ensure effective information Lead: PCOO (PIA)
Communication campaigns and advocacies Support: DepEd, CHED,
on government programs, AFP, PNP, NICA, NCIP,
counter measures and public DAR, Local Chief Executives,
participation CSOs/Private Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
5 Sectoral Unification, Institutionalize government Lead: DILG
Capacity-Building, programs by engaging, Support: DOLE, DA, DepEd,
Empowerment & unifying, capacitating, NCIP, PCUP, PCW, NYC,
Mobilization empowering & mobilizing all CHED, BFAR, DND, AFP,
sectors of society PNP, NICA, DSWD,
OPAPRU, DOJ-RSP, PIA,
DAR, NAPC, Local Chief
Executives, CSOs/Private
Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
6 Basic Services Ensure the delivery of Lead: DILG
services to contribute the Support: DSWD, DepEd,
establishment of conflict DOH, CHED, DOLE, DOJ-
resilient and development RSP, PAO, DAR, AFP, PNP,
communities PIA, NCIP, DND, NHA,
HUDCC, OPAPRU, NAPC,
NICA, NEDA, LCE/Private
Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
7 Poverty Reduction, Provide services to reduce Lead: TESDA
Livelihood & poverty, improve income and Support: DA, DAR, DOLE,
Employment employment opportunities & DTI, LBP, DOT, PCA, NIA,
empower communities DENR, NCIP, DSWD, BFAR,
CDA, NCIP, DILG, AFP,
PNP, PIA, OPAPRU, NAPC,
NICA, NEDA, LCEs, Private
Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
8 Infrastructure, Provide adequate, equitable, Lead: DPWH
Resource sustainable & secured Support: DA, DENR, DOTr,
Management & infrastructure development & (LTFRB)-LTO), DOE, DAR,
Employment resource management NCIP, AFP, PNP, PIA,
programs OPAPRU, DICT, NICA,
DOLE, NEDA, Local Chief
Executives, CSOs/Private
Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
9 Localized Peace Provide efficient structure Lead: DILG & OPAPRU
Engagement structures and mechanism for Support: DND, DepEd, DOJ-
the localization of RSP, PAO, DOH, DPWH, NIA,
government’s peace dialogues, NEA, NEDA, NICA, AFP, PNP,
community consultations & NCIP, DAR, PIA, LCE/Private
problem-solving sessions Sector
10 Peace, Law Enforce the law, promote Lead: DND-AFP
Enforcement & peace and ensure public safety Support: PNP, DILG, NBI, PCG,
Development Support NCIP, PIA, NICA, Local Chief
Executives, CSOs/Private
Sector
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
11 E-Clip and Amnesty Implement the government’s Lead: DND & DILG
Program reintegration program for Support: DOJ, OP-PMS,
former rebels and their DSW, HUDCC, NHA, NCIP,
families DOH, TESDA, DTI, DAR, DA,
DepEd, CHED, Philhealth,
NICA, AFP, PNP, PIA, Local
Chief Executives,
CSOs/Private
Objectives and Members of the ELCAC Clusters
No. Clusters/LOEs Objectives Agency Involved
(Oversight by NEDA, NSC &
DBM)
12 International Enhance foreign relationship Lead: DFA
Engagement to address international Support: DOJ, ISAFP, NICA,
infiltrations and operations BI, DOLE, NCIP, AFP, PNP,
PIA, PHRCS, CHR, Local
Chief Executives,
CSOs/Private Sector
In addressing the communist terrorist group, the Whole of Nation Team undertakes
peace and development works in conflict-vulnerable and –affected communities in
order to end the local communist armed conflict by 2022. By then, the foundations for
national renewal and societal transformation are laid with the establishment of the
following four conditions:

A culture of peace and reconciliation is embraced;

The rule of law is upheld;

Good governance is institutionalized in Government; and

Socio-economic development benefits vulnerable sectors.

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The WoN Team must achieve the following goals:
Foster localized peace settlements and conflict resolution;
Establish and strengthen community security;
 Address injustices and enhance access to justice;
 Generate employment and improve livelihoods;
 Manage revenue and build capacity for accountable and fair service delivery; and
 Enhance access of vulnerable sectors to development programs.

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 1 2 3 4 5 6
LCC

LPR&E
PLEDS
SA&KM
LPE
SUCBEM
 CHAIRMAN: CHAIRMAN:
PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN: PRESIDENT PRESIDENT
National Peace & NATIONAL TASK FORCE ELCAC/70

EXISTING INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM AND

TOP-DOWN AND BOTTOM-UP PLANNING

Order Council NEDA BOARD
(NPOC)

DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES
Regional Peace & REGIONAL TASK FORCE ELCAC/70 Regional Development
Order Council Council
(RPOC) Joint of RPOC & RDC (RDC)

Provincial Peace & Provincial Development

PROVINCIAL TASK FORCE ELCAC/70
Order Council Council
(PPOC) Joint of PPOC & PDC (PDC)

City/Municipal Peace City/Municipal

& Order Council CITY/MUNICIPAL TASK FORCE ELCAC/70
Development Council
(C/MPOC)
Joint of MPOC & MDC (C/MDC)
Barangay Peace & Barangay Development
Order Council BARANGAY TASK FORCE ELCAC/70 Council
(BPOC) Joint of BPOC & BDC (BDC)
 Provide focus and deliberate efforts in the implementation of programs and
projects

 Enhance coordination, collaboration and convergence among the different

stakeholders

 Encourage teamwork

 Fast-track the delivery of services

 Provide better monitoring and evaluation of the programs, projects and

activities
12 CLUSTERS AND ITS SUB-CLUSTERS
 NTF PROGRAMS CTG PROGRAMS
1. Local Government Empowerment Program 1. CTGs Mass Base Building integrating the 3 processes:
Party Building, Army Building and United Front Building

2. International Engagement Program 2. CTGs International Solidarity Works (5 Tracks) with IPO
components
3. Legal Cooperation Program 3. CTGs interplay of Red Area and White Area operations and
CTGs revolutionary dual tactics

4. Strategic Communication Program 4. CTGs Propaganda Machineries, Mass actions and Mass
campaigns and tactical alliances on socio-political/economic
issues

5. Basic Services Program 5. CTGs CASER, NDF 12 point programs and CPP 10 main
6. Infrastructure and Resource Management Program programs 32
 NTF PROGRAMS
7. Livelihood and Poverty Alleviation Program
8. Peace, Law enforcement and Development
Support Program
9. Situational Awareness and Knowledge
Management Program
CTG PROGRAMS
6. CTGs CASER, NDF 12 point programs and CPP
10 main programs
7. CTGs 3 components of Protracted Peoples War
(PPW): Base Building, AGREV, Armed Struggle
vis-à-vis Red Area – White Area combination of
operations
8. CTGs 3 level party education: Basic Course,
Intermediate Course, Advance Course and
PADEPA Modules.
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 NTF PROGRAMS
10. Localized Peace Engagement
11. E-CLIP and Amnesty Program
12. Sectoral Unification, Capacity-building and
Empowerment Program
CTG PROGRAMS
9. CTGs Availment of the Peace Process based on
their framework using: The Hague Declaration,
JASIG,
10. CTGs framework of Human Rights advocacy,
and implementation of mass base building and
sectoral infiltration vis-à-vis Echelon of Alliances
methods
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12 CLUSTERS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
 SITUATIONAL AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (SAKM) CLUSTER
OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

CHALLENGES
CTGs SUBJECTI OBJECTIVE
PROGRAMS VE CONDITION
FORCE

•• Affected
Affected the
the
implementa-tion
implementa-tion
ofof the
the
government
government
programs.
programs.
Counter
the •• ItIt has
has challenge
challenge
CTGs on
on democratic
democratic
Major way
way ofof life
life
Programs
•• ItIt weakened
weakened
institution
institution ofof
government
government

•• Created
Created
economic
economic andand
political
political
instability
instability

•• Corrupted
Corrupted our
our
culture
culture and
and
values
values

LEAD AGENCY: NICA Member Agencies: DND/AFP, PCOO, DI, NSC, PIA, DILG/PNP, NBI, OPAIPC, ISAFP, J2, DO
 LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPOWERMENT CLUSTER OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

Lead Agency: DILG Member Agencies: DOF, DBM, DND/AFP, PNP, NYC, NCIP, PCW, OPAIPC, DOJ
 STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION CLUSTER OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

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LEAD AGENCY: PCOO Members Agencies: PIA, DND/AFP, PNA, DFA, DILG/PNP, PCHRS, PDO, OPAIPC, KWF, NICA, DICT, NSC
 LEGAL COOPERATION-CLASS OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

LEAD AGENCY: OSG Member Agencies: NICA, DOJ, PCOO, NSC, DFA, DAR, DA, AMLC, DND/AFP, SEC, OPAIPC, BIR, NBI,PCSFA, NCIP,
DILG/PNP,INSURANCE COMMISSION,CIDG
 INTERNATIONAL ENGAGEMENT CLUSTER OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

LEAD AGENCY: DFA Member Agencies: DND/AFP, DILG/PNP, PCOO, OWWA, CFO, POEA, DOLE, OSG, OPAIPC, PCHRS, NICA, BID
 LOCALIZED PEACE ENGAGEMENT OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

LEAD AGENCY: DILG Member Agencies: DND/OPAPRU, NIA, NSC, NEDA, DND/AFP, PCOO, PNP, OPAIPC, PIA, NCIP, DSWD, NICA
 E-CLIP AND AMNESTY PROGRAM CLUSTER
OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

LEAD AGENCY: DND Member Agencies: OPAPRU, NICA, DOJ, DOLE, AFP, NIA, DTI, DILG/PNP, DA, PCOO, DAR, NSC, NHA, DENR, OPAIPC, PCOO
 BASIC SERVICES CLUSTER OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

LEAD AGENCY: DILG Member Agencies: DOHDEPED, DSWD, DND/AFP, DOH, NCIP, OPAIPC, NEDA, NYC, AFP, DOLE, NSC, PCOO, HUDCC, NICA,
NAPC, TESDA, LWUA, NIA, NEA, PAGCOR
 LIVELIHOOD, POVERTY REDUCTION & EMPLOYMENT CLUSTER
OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

LEAD AGENCY: TESDA Member Agencies: DOST,DOLE, DTI, PCA, DENR, CCC, DILG/PNP, NSC, PCOO, DND/AFP, CDA, NICA, DAR, DA, NAPC, OPAIPC,
LBP, OPAIPC, DBP, OPAPRU, DSWD, DEPED, NAPC
 INFRASTRUCTURE & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CLUSTER
OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

PROGRAMS
Resource
Management
• Natural Resources
• Land Distribution
• Agrarian Reforms
• Ancestral Domain
• Tenurial Instruments
• Water Resources
• Dams
• Mineral Resources
• Fishery Resources

Infrastructure
Development

• Public Highways &

Bridges
• Telecommunication
• Transportation
• Cultural Tourism
• Economic Zones
• Electrification
• Irrigation
• Multi Purpose
Building
LEAD AGENCY: DPWH & Member Agencies: DAR, NCIP, NIA, NEA, DILG/PNP, DAR, PEZA, PCOO, DND/AFP, DOLE, OPAIPC, DOTr, KWF, ASGC,OPAMA,
DENR NICA
 PEACE, LAW ENFORCEMENT & DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT CLUSTER
OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

STRUGGLE

STRUGGLE
STRUGGLE

STRUGGLE
Law
Law

ARMED
ARMED

LEGAL
LEGAL
Enforcement
Enforcement &&
MIL
MIL Opns
Opns
(Enemy-
(Enemy-
Centric)
Centric)

Strategic
Strategic
Mass Base,
Convergence
Convergence Army, United
(Govt
(Govt and
and Front and Party
People-
People- Building
Centric)
Centric)

LEAD AGENCY: AFP & PNP Member Agencies: NBI, PCG, DILG, PCOO, NICA, OPAIPC, NSC, DND
 SECTORAL UNIFICATION,CAPACITY BUILDING, EMPOWERMENT AND MOBILIZATION
CLUSTER OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK
MISSION: The cluster intends to establish and institutionalize the programs of government agencies by engaging, unifying,
capacitating, empowering and mobilizing all sectors of society to be free from and resistant to the CTGs mass base building
operations and infiltration strategies

Responsive
Delivery of
Government
Services

WGA
WGA

END
END
STATE
STATE

WNA
WNA
Citizens
Movement

LEAD AGENCY: MULTI- Member Agencies: DOLE, DA, DEPED, NCIP,DILG , PCUP, PCW, NYC, CHED, BFAR, DND/AFP, DSWD, PNP, OPAPRU, DOJ,
AGENCY/OPAIPC PCOO, DAR
 WHOLE OF NATION &
Government
Government GOOD GOVERNANCE
Agencies
Agencies
PHASE
PHASE 1
1
--Responsive ENGAGE
ENGAGE
Responsive
Delivery
Delivery of
of
Services
Services
PHASE
PHASE 22
UNIFY
UNIFY
NATIONAL
NATIONAL
CLUSTER
CLUSTER
END STATE
TASK
TASK FORCE
FORCE NCIP
NCIP
TO
TO END
END
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12LOCAL
LOCAL
COMMUNIST
COMMUNIST
PHASE
PHASE 33
Sectoral
Sectoral
ARMED
ARMED
Unification,
-- Facilitator
Facilitator CAPACITATE
CAPACITATE Peaceful, Empowered,
Unification,
CONFLICT
CONFLICT
Capacity-
Capacity- -- Coordinative
Coordinative Sustainably Developed
(NTF-ELCAC)
Building
Building and
(NTF-ELCAC)
and
Empowerment
Empowerment
Cluster
ICC/IP
Cluster PHASE
PHASE 4
4
EMPOWER
EMPOWER
Consultative
Consultative
Assembly
Assembly
(IPS,
(IPS, IPMR,
IPMR, IPO)
IPO) PHASE
PHASE 55
--Preparation
Preparation of
of MOBILIZE
MOBILIZE
IP/ICCs
IP/ICCs
Profiling and Scanning

Stakeholders engagement

Advocacy and reaching out

List of consolidated menu of services for the ICCs/IPs

Healing and Reconciliation

 Identify the conflict (What are the issues?)

 Identify individual or group who can solve or manage the conflict
 Implement the conflict resolution (Peace pact agreement or other forms of
conflict resolution)

Unify efforts with other stakeholders

 Harmonization and synchronization of programs, projects and activities

 Convergence program
Needs Assessment

 What the IP/ICC wanted

Introduction of capacity building programs (Competency-based, Culture

sensitive and rights-based)

 Indigenous Political Structure

 Individual
 Family
 Clan/Community

Value Chain programming

 Indigenous Political Structure is fully established

 Integrated Tribal Defense System

 ADSDPP Implementation

 Responsive Delivery of Services

 Exercise of IP Rights

 Establishment of Tribal Governance Center

 Ugnayan Center
 Massive information and awareness campaign

 Pool of facilitators that will lead/organize the citizen’s movement

 IP Youth for Peace Movement Program

 IPs/ICCs movement for peace and development

 IP Volunteer Action Program

 IP/ICCs Accountability Towards the Government

Memorandum from
the Executive
Secretary dated 01
July 2019.

Designation of the 17 Cabinet Officers for Regional Development and Security

(CORDS)
a.Assist in articulating the region’s concerns and perceptions in the Cabinet, with the
other Departments, the Office of the President and concerned agencies

b. Assist the President in the speedy, efficient and orderly resolution of problems
in government operations in his/her assigned region

c.Preside over joint meetings of the RDC and RPOC to harmonize peace, security and
development efforts in the assigned region

d.Ensure that all programs, project and activities of the national government in the
region are well implemented, and information thereon fully implemented to the people
through various mechanisms and strategies

e. Undertake regular visits for the purpose of conducting consultations with local
officials and the private sector in his/her region of assignment
 NTF-ELCAC
1. Chairperson: CORDS or his alternate
representative with a position not lower the NTF-ELCAC
Usec.
Regional Task Force on Secretariat
2. Vice Chair & Co-Vice Chair: RPOC Chair & RDC
3. Adviser: AFP Commanding General & PNP ELCAC
Regional Director Joint RDC-RPOC
4. Secretariat: DILG & NEDA
5. Total # of members: 85 (LGUs, RLAs,
PSRs/CSOs)
RTF-ELCAC Technical
Working Group

12 Lines of Efforts
Situational Local Legal Strategic Sectoral Basic Poverty Infrastructur Localized Peace, Law E-Clip & Internatio-
Awareness Govern- Cooperation Communica Unification, Services Reduction, e& Peace Enforcemen Amnesty nal Engage-
& ment (DOJ-RSP) tion Capacity (DILG) Livelihood & Resource Engage- t & Dev’t Program ment
Knowledge Empower- (PIA) Bdlg., & Employ- Manageme ment Supprt (DND & (DFA)
Manage- ment Empower- ment nt (DILG (DND) DILG)
ment (DILG) ment (TESDA) (DPWH) &OPAPRU)
(NICA) (DILG)
 Cabinet Officer for Regional Dev’t & Security (CORDS)
Secretary Gregorio Honasan II

RTF Secretariat (NEDA, CORDS Advisers: AFP,

DILG) PNP & RD-NICA,
RD- NCIP

RTF-ELCAC Technical
Working Group

12 Lines of Efforts
Situational Local Legal Strategic Sectoral Basic Poverty Infrastructur Localized Peace, Law E-Clip & Internatio-
Awareness Govern- Cooperation Communica Unification, Services Reduction, e& Peace Enforcemen Amnesty nal Engage-
& ment (DOJ-RSP) tion Capacity (DILG) Livelihood & Resource Engage- t & Dev’t Program ment
Knowledge Empower- (PIA) Bdlg., & Employ- Manageme ment Supprt (DND & (DFA)
Manage- ment Empower- ment nt (DILG (DND) DILG)
ment (DILG) ment (TESDA) (DPWH) &OPAPRU)
(NICA) (DILG)
 THE BOTTOM LINE !!!

International
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1. Alignment of resources to priority areas among stakeholders (DA, DepEd, DPWH,

DICT, DOH, DOE, DENR, AFP, etc.)

2. Finalization of Regional Implementation Plans in support to the National Plan-ELCAC

3. Conduct of training of the core team for the Retooled Community Support Program
“ Knowing is not enough; we must apply.
Willing is not enough; we must do.”

Confucius

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