PPP Brosur I

PUBLIC - PRIVATEP A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S

September 2010

The Government of the Republic of the Philippines

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TABLE Of CONTENTS

I. Message from His Excellency President Benigno S. Aquino III

II. Acronyms

III. Economic Agenda of the Aquino Administration

IV. Objectives of the PPP Program

V. List of Projects

a. for 2011 Rollout

• DepartmentofPublicWorksandHighways

• DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications

• MetropolitanWaterworksandSewerageAdministration

b. for Medium-Term Rollout and Other PPP Projects

• DepartmentofAgriculture

• DepartmentofPublicWorksandHighways

• DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications

• SocialInfrastructureProjects

VI. PolicyandLegalFramework

VII. Success Stories

Annexes:

I. Bidding Process (Republic Act No. 7718)

II. Macroeconomic Updates

III. DirectoryofCabinetSecretaries

Supplemental:

ListofPrivateSectorPowerProjects


P r e S I D e n T B e n I g n o S . A q u I n o I I I

I. MESSAGE fROM HIS ExCELLENCy

MESSAGE

for so long the Philippines has been a great hub of untapped potential, hindered only by a lack of initiative and awarenessof mutually beneficial possibilities. Recent events, however, have drastically changedtheoutlookofthegovernmentandnowIamstandinghere,readytotakesignificantstepsin achieving this potential.

Thereisanewfoundoptimisminthecountryatthemoment–anewfoundtrustbetweenthepeopleand theirgovernment.Theworkers,the entrepreneurs, the public officials, and the national economy are all noticeably more vibrant. There is an administration that knows how to develop profitablepartnerships with private companies bothlocal and international. There are resources; and there is improved human capital in the form of the filipino citizens invigorated by a new, transparent relationship with theirpublic servants.

Weareheretoproposedevelopmentprojectsthatwillprovelucrativeforyourventuresand for our country. These incentives we have outlined are intended to display thesubstantialspacewecangrowintoandtheadvantageswehavetheprospectofgainingbyworkingasone.

BENIGNO S. AQUINO III

M A N I L A13 September 2010


ACRONyMS

ARMM Autonomous Region in Muslim MindanaoBOI Board of InvestmentsBOT Build-Operate-TransferBRT Bus Rapid TransitC-5 Circumferential Road 5C-6 Circumferential Road 6CAAP Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines CALA Cavite-LagunaCIAC ClarkInternationalAirportCorporationCLEx CentralLuzonLinkexpresswayD/e DetailedDesignDMIA DiosdadoMacapagalInternationalAirportDA DepartmentofAgricultureDeped DepartmentofeducationDoH DepartmentofHealthDoJ DepartmentofJusticeDoT DepartmentofTourismDoTC DepartmentofTransportationandCommunicationDPWH DepartmentofPublicWorksandHighwaysECC Environmental Compliance CertificateEIA Environment Impact AssessmentERC Energy Regulatory CommissionESA Electricity Sales AgreementFS,F/S feasibility StudyfTI food Terminal IncorporatedIPPA IndependentPowerProducerAdministratorLGU Local Government UnitLRT Light Rail TransitLRTA Light Rail Transit AuthorityMCIAA Mactan Cebu International Airport Authority MIAA Manila International Airport AuthorityMLD MillionLitresPerDayMNTC ManilanorthTollwaysCorporationMRT Metro Rail TransitMRf Materials, Recovery facilityMWSS MetropolitanWaterworksandSewerageSystemSLf Sanitary LandfillNAIA Ninoy Aquino International AirportNCR National Capital Region


ACRONyMS

NIA National Irrigation AdministrationneDA nationaleconomicandDevelopmentAuthority

neDA-ICC nationaleconomicandDevelopmentAuthority-InvestmentCoordination Committee

NGCP National Grid Corporation of the PhilippinesNLEx northLuzonexpresswayNPC nationalPowerCorporationnSWMC nationalSolidWasteManagementCommissionO&M Operation and MaintenanceoDA officialDevelopmentAssistancePhilMEC PhilippineCenterforPostharvestDevelopmentandMechanizationPMO Project Management OfficePMO-BOT Project Management Office for Build-Operate-TransferPNR PhilippinenationalrailwaysPPP Public Private PartnershipPRA Philippine Reclamation AuthorityPSALM PowerSectorAssetsandLiabilitiesManagementCorp.R-7 radialroad7(quezonAvenue,CommonwealthAvenue)roW right-of-WaySEC Securities and Exchange CommissionSLEx SouthLuzonexpresswaySLTC SouthLuzonTollwaysCorporationTBD To be determinedTOR Terms of ReferenceTransCo National Transmission Corporation

*Exchange Rate used: PhP45.00 = US$1.00


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III.eConoMICAgenDA

The Aquino Administration’s Socio-economic Agenda

PresidentBenignoS.AquinoIII’sSocialContractwiththeFilipinoPeopleenvisionsacountrythathasachievedinclusivegrowthandischaracterizedbyrapid,sustained,andbroad-basedeconomicgrowth;focusedoncreatingmorejobsandnewopportunitiestoachievefullemployment; and significantly reduced poverty.

Inordertoattainthevision,thedevelopmentstrategieswillbedirectedtowardsattainingahighandsustainedeconomicgrowth;providingequalaccesstodevelopmentopportunities;and formulating effective social safety nets.

Toattainahighandsustainedeconomicgrowththatprovidesproductiveemploymentopportunities,thegovernmentwillprovideanenablingenvironmentforprivatesectorinvestment through a stable macroeconomic environment and sound and consistent publicpolicies.Measurestoincreasethecountry’scompetitivenesswillbeimplementedbyinvesting in infrastructure, and improving governance by reducing the cost of doing business, enforcingtheruleoflaw,ensuringtheeffectiveandefficientdeliveryofpublicservice,andimprovingtheinvestmentprogrammingprocesses.gettingintoahighergrowthpathoverthemediumtermneedsfocusonimprovingproductivityandcreatingnewopportunitiesfor full employment and efficient allocation of resources. The levels of private investment andentrepreneurship,especiallyamongmicro,smallandmediumenterprises(MSMes)willbe raised.

Access to development opportunities across geographic areas and across different income andsocialspectrumwillbeequalized.Thiswillensurethatexpansionofemploymentopportunities translates to poverty reduction. This entails more quality investment in human capital, especially in education, primary health care and nutrition, and other basic social services; levelling the playing field through equal access to infrastructure, credit, land, technology, and other productive inputs; and unbiased and facilitative policies that promote competition as the government improves governance and strengthens institutions.

Ingearingupforahighsustainedgrowth,effectiveandresponsivesocialsafetynetswillbeprovidedtoprotectandsupportthosewhoareunabletoimmediatelyparticipateinthisneweconomicgrowthprocess.Socialsafetynetsthatsupportandcapacitatethevulnerablesectors of the society in addressing not only poverty but also the devastating effects of climatechangewillbeformulatedandimplemented.

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IV. OBJECTIVES Of THE PPP PROGRAM

Objectives of the PPP Program

The Philippine Government recognizes the essential role of the private sector as the mainenginefornationalgrowthanddevelopment.Pertinentincentiveswillbeprovidedto stimulate private resources for the purpose of financing the construction, operation and maintenance of infrastructure and development projects normally financed and undertakenbythegovernment.Theprivatesectorinvestorwillbegenerallyselectedthroughcompetitionunderfairandtransparenttermsgivenalevelplayingfieldandwithreasonablereturnsandsharingofrisks.notwithstanding,protectionofpublicinterestwillbeensured,andend-userswillhaveadequate,safe,efficient,reliable,andreasonably-pricedinfrastructure services.

TheprojectsunderthePPPProgramwereselectedbasedonthefollowingcriteria:

1. Projectreadiness/Preparation: a. for 2011 Rollout

i. FeasibilityStudytobecompletedwithin2010to2011, ii. Completed feasibility Study being reconfigured for PPP, and iii. Ready to tender in 2011.

b. for Medium-Term Rollout and other PPP Projects i. Included in the PPP pipeline projects of the Implementing Agencies, and ii. Initial preparation on-going, i.e., concept stage, hiring of consultants for feasibility Study preparation.

2. responsivetothesector’sneeds(e.g.,partofthetransportnetworksystem,watersupply/sewerage,electricpowercapacity,etc);and

3. HighImplementability(bankable,nomajorissues).

further, the Government is committed to facilitate the approval and implementation process ofPPPprojects.Asdeclaredbythegovernment,thesolicitedproposalswillbeprocessedwithinsix(6)months.qualifiedPPPprojectsshallhavecompletedocumentsthatarenecessary to facilitate the approval process.


PrOjEct tItlE NlEx-SlEx lINk ExPrESSwAy

DEScrIPtION

The project aims to close the gap and complete the north-south Luzon industrial beltway transport axis by connecting nLexand SLex. The project will contribute tothe decongestion of Metro Manila traffic, particularlyalongeDSA,andprovidea24-houraccess to Manila ports by providing faster, safer and comfortable means of transport. ThealignmentwillstartatCaloocanCityandendinMakatiCity.Theprojectisanelevatedexpressway over the Philippine nationalrailways(Pnr)right-of-way.

L=13.4kmNo. of Lanes = 4 lanes

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE Mid 2011 - 2014

PrOjEct cOSt PhP21,000 MillionUS$466.67 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy DPWH/MnTC

(private proponent)

PrOjEct StAtUS

• AFSwasconductedbytheManilanorthTollwaysCorporation(MnTC)andsubmitted anunsolicitedproposaltoDPWHinApril2010forevaluation.

• expecteddateofBidding/Tendering(SwissChallenge)–1stquarterof2011.

• DetailedDesignandConstructionSchedule–mid2011–2014.

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Name :rogeLIoSIngSon/MArIACATALInACABrAL/BIenVenIDAFIrMALIno/reBeCCAgArSuTADesignation : Secretary/AssistantSecretary/Director/AssistantDirector Agency :DPWH telephone No. : (632)304-3300/304-3319/304-3762/304-3069fax No. :(632)304-3020/304-3033/304-3824/304-3069 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/

[email protected]/[email protected]

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nLex-SLexLinkexpressway


PrOjEct tItlE cAlA ExPrESSwAy - MANIlA SIDE SEctION (27.5 kM)

DEScrIPtION

Theprojectwillprovidevitalaccessbetweenvarious economic zones in Cavite Province and NAIA, Manila Port and Batangas Port, and contribute to the economic development and decongestion of traffic along Cavite roads, particularlyAguinaldoHighway. Thisis the extension of the ongoing Manila-Cavite Coastal expressway extension and ends atSilang, Cavite Province. It is an at-grade expressway.


MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE Mid 2012 - Mid 2015

PrOjEct cOSt PhP10,500 MillionUS$233.33 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy DPWH

PrOjEct StAtUS

• DetailedFSwillstartinnovember2010andwillbecompletedinJune2011.

• expecteddateofBidding/TenderingSchedule–3rdquarter2011.

• DetailedDesignandConstructionSchedule–mid2012–2015.

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CALAexpressway–Manila side Section

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PrOjEct tItlE Mrt/lrt ExPANSION PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

The project aims to integrate and expand the capacity of existing MRT 3 and LRTA railway lines. It involves the extension oftheexisting15-kilometerLrTALine1systemsouthwardtoBacoor,Cavitebyanadditional11.7 kilometerswhich includes 8 passengerstationswithprovisionfor2additionalfuturepassenger stations, a satellite depot for light maintenance to be located at the southern end of the proposed line, and intermodal facilities installed at high-demand stations, including the provision of additional rolling stocks to meet the current demand andsystems enhancements. Also included is the integration of Lines 1 and 3 to permit through-train operations.

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE 2011-2014

PrOjEct cOSt PhP70,000 MillionUS$1,555.56 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/LrTA

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1) fS for PPP reconfiguration to start in October 2010; tendering may commence in the 2nd quarter of 2011.

2) ConsideringthepotentialimplementationrisktotheprojectduetotheMrT3equitybuyout,2tenderdocumentswillbeprepared:(1)Scenario1willassumethatthebuyoutwillbecompleted,hencethe2railsystemswillbeintegrated;(2)Scenario2willassumethattherewillbenoMrT3buyout,hencetheprojectwillonlytakeintoaccountthesouthextensionuptothecommonterminal.

3) Theprojectwillbetenderedonaninternationalbidplusfinancingbasis.

4) Intheinterim,whileprojectpreparationandconstructionofMrT/LrTexpansionisongoing,theO&M for LRT 1 and MRT 3 may be bid out to the private sector as a single contract. Prior to this, DoTCwillhavetoinitiateamendmentstotheMrT3BLTagreementsothattheresponsibilityforthemaintenanceoftheMrTsystemcouldbetransferredtoDoTC.Whentheo&MoftheMrT3becomestheresponsibilityoftheDoTC,itwillbeabletobiditout(integratedwiththeo&MforLrT1) for a period of around 3-5 years.

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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDu,Jr.Designation : Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretary Agency :DoTC telephone No. : (632)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]

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MrT/LrTLines


PrOjEct tItlE lrt lINE 2 EASt ExtENSION PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

The project involves the expansion, operation and maintenance of existing LRT Line 2. Expansion covers the construction of a 4 kilometereasternextensionofLrTLine2fromSantolan in Pasig City to Masinag Junction in Antipolo, rizal with additional 2 passengerstations to be located at Sta. Lucia Mall and at Masinag.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP11,299.47 MillionUS$251.10 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/LrTA

PrOjEct StAtUS

1) FSonManilaLrTLine2east-WestextensionProjectcompletedMarch2010.

2) fS thru external assistance to reconfigure the project into PPP under consideration.

3) FSwillvalidateendpoint,scope,andcosts.

4) Tendering may commence during the 4th quarter of 2011.

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PrOjEct tItlE NEw BOhOl AIrPOrt

DEScrIPtION

Construction of a 230-hectare new airportfacility complex of international standards with2,500m.x45m.runwaytoreplacetheexisting Tagbilaran Aiport.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP7,543 MillionUS$167.62 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/MIAA/CAAP

PrOjEct StAtUS

1) Validation/siteselectionstudyby4thquarterof2011.

2) fS preparation to reconfigure the project into PPP.

3) FSwillvalidateprojectscope,costs,andstructure.

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PrOjEct tItlE PUErtO PrINcESA AIrPOrt

DEScrIPtION

rehabilitation/improvement of the existingPuerto Princesa Airport to meet the standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAo), through the construction of newlandsidefacilitiesinthenorthwesternsideoftheexistingrunwaysuchaspassengerterminalbuilding, control tower, administration &operation building, cargo terminal building, rescue & fire fighting building and other supportfacilities,constructionofnewapronand connecting taxiways, upgrading of theexisting2.6kmrunwayanditsstrip,andtheprovision of new navigational and trafficcontrol equipment.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP4,362 MillionUS$ 96.93 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/CAAP

PrOjEct StAtUS

1) fS preparation to reconfigure the project into PPP.

2) FSwillvalidateprojectscope,costs,andstructure.

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PROJECT LOCATION

Puerto Princesa Airport


PrOjEct tItlE DEvElOPMENt Of cIty tErMINAl fOr DMIA

DEScrIPtION

The project involves the development of a City Terminal servicing theDiosdadoMacapagalInternationalAirport(DMIA)inordertoreducecargo loadingtimesatDMIAby transferringsuch activities to the proposed city terminal.


PrOjEct cOSt TBD SPONSOrING AGENcy DMIA

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FStodevelopthecityterminalforDMIAby2ndquarterof2011.

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International Airport


PrOjEct tItlE PrIvAtIzAtION Of lAGUINDINGAN AIrPOrt

OPErAtION AND MAINtENANcEDEScrIPtION

The project involves the Operation and Maintenanceofanewlyconstructedairporton a 393-hectare property complete withfacilities of international standards. The airport can accommodate 1.2 million passengers per year based on its Master Plan.

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE 2013PrOjEct cOSt TBD SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/CAAP

PrOjEct StAtUS

for preparation of business case and TOR for the privatization of the airport operation and maintenance by concession..

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PROJECT LOCATION

Laguindingan Airport


PrOjEct tItlE SUPPly Of trEAtED BUlk wAtEr fOr MEtrO MANIlA

DEScrIPtION

The project aims to supplement the long-term watersupplyrequirementsinMetroManila.

Thepresent supply is at 4,000MLD (source:AngatandumirayDams).By2011,thedemandisexpectedtoreach4,395MLDassumingnonewsupplysourceisdevelopedby2010.

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE 2011onwards

PrOjEct cOSt TBD SPONSOrING AGENcy

Metropolitan WaterworksandSewerageAdministration(MWSS)

PrOjEct StAtUS

• Bulkwatersupplyof150MLDand350MLDistargetedforcompetitivebiddingby2011and2012,respectively.

• MWSShasnotyetsubmittedthecommittedprojectstofilltheprojectedsupplygapinMetroManila.

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Name : ENGR. MACRA A. CRUZDesignation : Officer-in-Charge Agency :MetropolitanWaterworksandSewerageAdministration(MWSS) telephone No. : (+63 2) 928-5691fax No. : (+63 2) 922-25689 Email Address :[email protected]

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PrOjEct tItlE DArAGA INtErNAtIONAl AIrPOrt

DEScrIPtION

Theprojectinvolvestheconductoffeasibility/advance engineering study, preparation of the detailed engineering design, and construction of airport facilities. It also includes land acquisition of about 180 hectares. Project components are the following: Landside -Passenger Terminal, Cargo Building, Control Tower, Administration Building, VehicleParking Area, and other site development;Airside - runway Strip/runway, Taxiway,Apron,AirTraffic/navigationequipment.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP3,075 Million(US$68.33 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/CAAP

PrOjEct StAtUS

• right-of-Wayacquisitiontobecompletedbyendof2010.

• Preparation of fS to reconfigure project into PPP to commence by the 1st quarter of 2011.

• expecteddateofbidding/tendering:4thquarterof2011.

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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDu,Jr.Designation : Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretary Agency :DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications telephone No. : (632)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]

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PrOjEct tItlE kABUlNAN-2 MUltI-PUrPOSE IrrIGAtION AND POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

The project will provide irrigation waterto 19,330 hectares of new rice areas andsupplemental water to 11,000 hectaresunder the existing irrigation system (in Sultan Kudarat and Maguindanao). It also intends to provide quality/dependable water fordomesticuseandgenerate110MWofhydro-electric power. It shall have the followingcomponents: (1) Irrigation development; (2). Powergeneration;(3)Fisheriesdevelopment;(4)Floodcontrol/drainagesystem; (5)road/Bridge system; and (6) reforestation/watershed management. It envisions theconstruction of 80-meter high zoned-earth fill dam across Maganoy River.

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE 2011 - 2018

PrOjEct cOSt PhP 14,373 MillionUS$ 319.4 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy National Irrigation

Administration (NIA)

PrOjEct StAtUS

FeasibilityStudydonebynIAlastApril2007.nIAwillbeupdatingtheprojectcosttogether withthefinancialanalysisthisSeptember2010.Theprojectmaybeconsideredforpromotion of peace and order in the area.

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Name :MILoM.LAnDICHoDesignation : DivisionManagerA Agency : National Irrigation Administration (NIA) telephone No. : (63 2) 926 76 78 fax No. : (63 2) 922 23 28 Email Address :[email protected]

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PrOjEct tItlE BAlINtINGON rESErvOIr MUltI-PUrPOSE PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

The project is expected to provide irrigation water to14,900hectaresof riceareas in theeastern section of the Central Plain of Luzon, andgenerate30MW(primaryenergyoutput-119 gWH/year) of electricity for the LuzonGrid (Nueva Ecija and Bulacan). It shall have 2 components: (1) Irrigation/ Hydropowerdevelopment (construction of a 140-meter high rockfill central-coremultipurpose damacross Sumacbao river/reservoir, diversiondams, drainage/ canals and power plants);and (2) Agricultural development (promotion of diversified agriculture).


PrOjEct cOSt PhP 15,670 MillionUS$ 348.22 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy National Irrigation

Administration (NIA)

PrOjEct StAtUS

Concord Pacific Investment Holdings Limited, Inc. (CPIHLI) expressed interest to conduct afullblownFSforthesubjectproject(17February2010)inpreparationforthesubmission ofaBoTproposal.However,nIAcanstillacceptproposalsfromotherinterestedproponents.

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Name :MILoM.LAnDICHoDesignation : DivisionManagerA Agency : National Irrigation Administration (NIA) telephone No. : (63 2) 926 76 78fax No. : (63 2) 922 23 28 Email Address :[email protected]


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PrOjEct tItlE EStABlIShMENt Of cOlD chAIN SyStEMS

cOvErING StrAtEGIc ArEAS IN thE PhIlIPPINESDEScrIPtION

The project will establish cold chain systemsconsisting of common service facilities withmarketingsupport in the followingroutes: (1)Benguet-Manila; (2) Cagayan-Manila; (3) Visayas Inter-Island; and (4) Mindanao-Cebu-Manila. Thesewillreducepostharvest losses,maintainan inventory of quality perishable goods, promote direct marketing, stabilize pricesand promote food safety consciousness. The majorcomponentsare:(1)organizationofkeyplayers in the food supply chain; (2) Setting-up of distribution systems using appropriate cold chain technologies; and (3) Capacity building.

ProjectLocations/AreasofInfluence:1. Benguet-Manila Route (for the vegetable production areas in

Benguet, for transport to Metro Manila)2. Cagayan-Manila Route (for the fishery, fruit and vegetable

production areas in Cagayan, Isabela and Nueva Vizcaya, for transport to Metro Manila)

3. Visayas Inter-Island Connections (for the fishery, fruit and vegetable production areas in all Visayas Regions, for transport mainly to Metro Cebu)

4. Mindanao-Cebu-Manila Route (for the fishery, fruit and vegetable production areas in various Mindanao Regions, for transport mainlytoMetroCebu,and/thentoMetroManila)

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE (noSpecificDate)

PrOjEct cOSt PhP 5,300 MillionUS$ 117.78 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy PhilMech/PFDA

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Projectconceptonly;nofull-blownprojectproposal/FSyet(PHILMeCwasadvisedtocompleteprojectproposalbyoctober2010,forpossiblesubmissiontoneDA-ICC).

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Name :rICArDoL.CACHueLADesignation : executiveDirector Agency :PhilippineCenterforPostharvestDevelopmentandMechanization(PhilMech)

CLSU, 3120 Muñoz, Nueva Ecijatelephone No. : (6344)456-0213/(6344)456-0110/(6344)927-4029 Email Address : [email protected]

Name : ZenAIDAM.VILLegASDesignation : oIC-DirectorAgency : DepartmentofAgriculture(DA)-ProjectDevelopmentServiceTelephone No. : (632)920-14-07/(632)920-09-28Email Address : [email protected]


PrOjEct tItlE EStABlIShMENt Of GrAINS cENtrAlS wIth

BUlk hANDlING fAcIlItyDEScrIPtION

Theprojectwillestablishefficientintegratedgrains postharvest and bulk handlingfacilities and services that will cover all riceand corn postharvest activities including marketing. These will be put up in majorseaports(forthebulkhandlingfacilities)andpriority rice/cornproduction/consolidation/demand areas nationwide (for the otherservices). The major components are: (1) Rice Processing/TradingCentersw/BulkHandlingFacilities/LogisticsSupport;(2)Developmentof grain Bulk Handling System for Corn;and (3) Establishment of Rice Production and Postharvest facility Service Centers for Irrigators Associations (IAs) in the 49 priority rice production areas.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP 2,031.21 MillionUS$ 45.138 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy PhilMech

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Projectconceptonly;nofull-blownprojectproposal/FSyet(PHILMeCwasadvised tocompleteprojectproposalbyoctober2010,forpossiblesubmissiontoneDA-ICC).

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Name :rICArDoL.CACHueLADesignation : executiveDirectorAgency : PhilippineCenterforPostharvestDevelopmentandMechanization(PhilMech)

CLSU, 3120 Muñoz, Nueva Ecijatelephone No. :(6344)456-0213/(6344)456-0110/(6344)927-4029Email Address : [email protected]

Name :ZenAIDAM.VILLegASDesignation :oIC-DirectorAgency : DepartmentofAgriculture(DA)-ProjectDevelopmentServicetelephone No. :(632)920-14-07/(632)920-09-28Email Address : [email protected]


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PrOjEct tItlE lOGIStIcS SUPPOrt ON thE AGrI-fIShEry PrODUctS

SUPPly chAIN(trANSPOrtAtION Of AGrI-fIShEry PrODUctS UtIlIzING thE SOUthrAIl MAIN lINE)

DEScrIPtION

The project is expected to reduce postharvest losses in various agri-food commodities (grains, fruits, vegetables, meat and fisheries products) andmakeefficient food transportand handling facilities/services in Albay,Camarines Sur, quezon, Laguna, and nCr.The major components are: (1) Establishment of handling (loading/ unloading) inrailway Terminals; and (2) establishment ofConsolidation Centers, Transport & Storage facilities and other Infrastructure.

ProjectLocations/AreasofInfluence:Production areas: The Bicol Region, specifically Camarines Sur and Albay,aswellasquezonandLagunaTrading and other consolidation centers: to be set up near the train stationswiththenecessaryinfrastructuresupporttofacilitatefortheefficient loading of goodsTarget markets: to be transported to trading centers in Alabang,BlumentrittandDivisoriaMarkets.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP 1,500 MillionUS$ 33.33 Million SPONSOrING AGENcy PhilMech

PrOjEct StAtUS

Projectconceptonly;nofull-blownprojectproposal/FSyet(PHILMeCwasadvisedtocompleteprojectproposalbyoctober2010,forpossiblesubmissiontoneDA-ICC).

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Name : rICArDoL.CACHueLADesignation : executiveDirectorAgency : PhilippineCenterforPostharvestDevelopmentandMechanization(PhilMech)

CLSU, 3120 Muñoz, Nueva Ecijatelephone No . :(6344)456-0213/(6344)456-0110/(6344)927-4029Email Address : [email protected] Name : ZenAIDAM.VILLegASDesignation : oIC-DirectorAgency : DepartmentofAgriculture(DA)-ProjectDevelopmentServicetelephone No. : (632)920-14-07/(632)920-09-28Email Address : [email protected]


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PrOjEct tItlE cAlA ExPrESSwAy - lAGUNA SIDE SEctION (14.3 kM)

DEScrIPtION

Theprojectwillprovidevitalaccessbetweenvarious economic zones in Cavite Province and NAIA, Manila Port and Batangas Port, and contribute to the economic development and decongestion of traffic along Cavite roads, particularly Aguinaldo Highway andgovernor’s Drive. It is the continuation ofCALAexpressway-ManilaSideSectionandtobeconnectedwithSLeXatCalamba,LagunaProvince.Itisanat-gradeexpressway.

L=14.3km.No. of Lanes = 6 lanes


PrOjEct cOSt PhP7,000 Million(US$155.55 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy DPWH

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• FStobeupdatedin2011andwillbecompletedendof2011.

• expectedBidding/TenderingSchedule–1stquarterof2012.

• DetailedDesignandConstructionschedule–2013–2015.

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PrOjEct tItlE c-5/ftI/SkywAy cONNEctOr

DEScrIPtION

TheprojectwillprovidedirectaccesstoFoodTerminalInc.(FTI)frombothSkywayandC-5in order for fTI to be revitalized. At present, activities in fTI are depressed due to poor access. Once accessibility is provided, fTI can be developed as one of the advanced commercial and residential centers.

L=3.0kmTotalLength=6.8km(includingramps)No. of Lanes = 2 lanes to 4 lanes



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• FSwascompletedin2006.

• DetailedDesignalreadycompleted(August2010)-underreviewbytheBureauofDesign,DPWH.

• Bidding/TenderingSchedule–3rdquarter2011.

• DetailedDesignandConstructionSchedule–2012–2015.

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PrOjEct tItlE NAIA ExPrESSwAy (PhASE II)

DEScrIPtION

TheprojectwilllinkSkywayandManila-CaviteCoastalexpressway.Itwillprovidevitalaccessto NAIA Terminals 1, 2, & 3. Economic zones inCaviteProvincewillbenefitthrougheasierand faster transportation of products to NAIA aswellastoManilaPortthroughthislinkandthenLex-SLexLinkexpressway.




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• fS completed in 2010.

• Bidding/TenderingSchedule–2ndquarter2011.


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PrOjEct tItlE c-6 ExPrESSwAy (GlOBAl cIty lINk) - SOUth SEctION

DEScrIPtION

The C-6 expressway will function as adistributoroftrafficcomingfromexpresswaysin the north and south to the appropriate locationinMetroManila.Theprojectwillalsocontribute to sound urban development of rizalandBulacanprovinces.TheprojectwillstartfromnLexatBocaue/Marilaoboundaryand will traverse Sta. Maria, San Jose delMonte, Rodriguez, San Mateo, Antipolo, TaytayandTaguig,andconnectwithSkywayatBicutan.AglobalCity Link is abranchofC-6expresswayandwillprovidevitalaccessto the mega commercial and business center of Global City.



PrOjEct cOSt PhP40,400.00 Million(US$897.78 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy DPWH

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• Pre-FSwasconductedin2008.

• FSwillbeundertakenstartingnovember2010tobecompletedinoctober2011.

• Bidding/TenderingSchedule–1stquarter2012.

• DetailedDesignandConstruction–2013–2016.

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PrOjEct tItlE cENtrAl lUzON ExPrESSwAy (clEx) -

PhASE I, tArlAc-cABANAtUANDEScrIPtION

The project is expected to support the development of regional urban centers and the Pacific Ocean Coastal areas in order to decrease overconcentration of socio-economic activities inMetroManila. It willalsodecongesttrafficatDaangMaharlika.Inthelongrun,theprojectwilldistributetrafficatthenLexandnLex-eastwhenthelatteriscompleted.

for PPP: O&M of CLEx Phases 1 and 2, including construction of Phase 2.




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• FSwascompletedinJanuary2010.

• PreparatoryStudyforproposedofficialDevelopmentAssistance(oDA)–2011.

• DetailedDesignandConstructionSchedule–2012-2014.

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Name :rogeLIoSIngSon/MArIACATALInACABrAL/BIenVenIDAFIrMALIno/reBeCCAgArSuTADesignation :Secretary/AssistantSecretary/Director/AssistantDirector Agency :DPWH telephone No. : (632)304-3300/304-3319/304-3762/304-3069fax No. :(632)304-3020/304-3033/304-3824/304-3069Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/



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PrOjEct tItlE cENtrAl lUzON ExPrESSwAy (clEx) -

PhASE II, cABANAtUAN-SAN jOSEDEScrIPtION

The project is an extension of CLEx Phase I and will connect Cabanatuan City and San JoseCityinnuevaecijaProvince.Itwillcontributeto the development of regional growthcenters so as to decrease overconcentration in Metro Manila of socio-economic activities. Theprojectwillalsoprovidefasterandsaferaccess to Region II.

for PPP: O&M of CLEx Phases 1 and 2, including construction of Phase 2.


MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE TBD


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• FSwascompletedinJanuary2010.

• WillbedecidedaftercompletionofPhaseI(Tarlac-CabanatuanSection).

• TentativeScheduleofImplementation–2015onwards.

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Name :rogeLIoSIngSon/MArIACATALInACABrAL/BIenVenIDAFIrMALIno/reBeCCAgArSuTADesignation : Secretary/AssistantSecretary/Director/AssistantDirector Agency :DPWH telephone No. :(632)304-3300/304-3319/304-3762/304-3069fax No. :(632)304-3020/304-3033/304-3824/304-3069 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/


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PrOjEct tItlE SlEx ExtENSION (tO lUcENA cIty), 2-lANE

DEScrIPtION

The project is an extension of the existing SLEx from Sto. Tomas, Batangas Province to LucenaCity,quezonProvince.ItisavitallinkthatwillprovideaccesstoquezonProvinceaswellasregionV.Itisexpectedtocontributeto socio-economic development of areas traversedandregionV.ItwillalsodecongesttrafficatDaangMaharlika.



PrOjEct cOSt PhP9,500.00 Million(US$211.11 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy DPWH/SLTC

(private proponent)

PrOjEct StAtUS

• SLTCannouncedtostartDetailedDesignin2010.

• SLTCtofinance,design,construct,operateandmaintaintheprojectandturnitovertotheGovernment after concession agreement.

• governmenttoissueSupplementalTolloperationAgreement(SToA)toSLTCtooperatethefacilityasatollroadbycollectingtollstorecoveritsinvestmentwiththeagreedrateofreturn.

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PrOjEct tItlE cAlAMBA – lOS BAñOS ExPrESSwAy

DEScrIPtION

The project is expected to vitally support tourism development of Los Baños and its nearbytourismspots. Itwillalsocontributeto the decongestion of the national road. It will branch off from SLex at Calamba andpass through Los Baños City and end at Bay. It is proposed to be a combined structure ofafloodcontroldikealongLagunadeBayandahighway,thustwo(2)purposeswillbeachieved.




PrOjEct StAtUS

• BusinessCaseStudywasundertakenin2008throughAusAidTechnicalAssistancein2008.

• Bidding/TenderingSchedule–1stquarter,2013.


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Name : SeC.SIngSon/ASeC.CABrAL/DIr.FIrMALIno/ASST.DIr.gArSuTADesignation : Secretary/Asec.forPlanning/PMoBoTDirector/PMoBoTAsst.Director Agency :DPWH telephone No. : (632)304-3300/304-3319/304-3762/304-3069fax No. :(632)304-3020/304-3033/304-3824/304-3069 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/



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PrOjEct tItlE r-7 ExPrESSwAy

DEScrIPtION

The project will be constructed over oneof the most heavily congested corridors in Metro Manila, namely quezon Avenue andDonMarianoMarcosAvenue.ItwillconnectquezonCityandManilaCitywithahighspeedtransport facility, thus decongest traffic of at-grade road. Itwillbepartiallyelevatedandpartiallyundergroundexpressway.




PrOjEct StAtUS

• Conceptual Stage.

• DetailedDesignandConstructionImplementationSchedule–2016–2018.

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PrOjEct tItlE NlEx EASt/ lA MESA PArkwAy

DEScrIPtION

Theprojectwillformanimportanttransportaxis in the eastern areaof region III. Itwillserve the growing areas of Bulacan andnuevaecijaprovinces. Theprojectwillstartat Don Mariano Marcos Avenue in quezonCity, traverse almost parallel with DaangMaharlika,servingareasofSanMiguel,gapanandCabanatuanCity.ItwilldecongesttrafficatDaangMaharlika.

L=10.9km(LaMesaParkway)L=92.1km(nLexeast)No. of Lanes = 4 lanes


PrOjEct cOSt PhP32,530 Million(US$722.89 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy

DPWH/AusPhilTollwaysCorporation(private proponent)

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• nLexeast:ConceptualStage.

• LaMesaParkway:unsolicitedproposalwassubmittedin2001,andoriginalproponentstatuswasgiventoAusPhilTollwaysCorp.in2007.

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PrOjEct tItlE PrIvAtIzAtION Of NAIA AND DMIA

DEScrIPtION

The project involves the privatization of nAIAandDMIAtoabsorbfuturegrowthandeventuallytakeupitsroleasthemaingatewayto the Philippines.

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE TBDPrOjEct cOSt TBD SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/MIAA/CIAC

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FordevelopmentofimplementationpolicyframeworkandstrategyfornAIA&DMIAAirportsfromNovember 2010 to November 2011. Study to determine development approach.

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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDu,Jr.Designation :Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretary Agency :DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications telephone No. : (632)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]

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PrOjEct tItlE MActAN-cEBU INtErNAtIONAl AIrPOrt AUthOrIty (McIAA)

DEvElOPMENt PrOjEctDEScrIPtION

The project involves the redevelopment/upgrading of: (a) passenger terminal building and other essential facilities to cater to international and domestic airline passenger demand;and(b)anewcargoterminal.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP8,030 Million(US$178.44 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy MCIAA

PrOjEct StAtUS

• fS and master plan to commence by 3rd quarter of 2010.

• FSwillvalidateprojectscope,costs,andstructure.

• expecteddateofbidding/tendering:1stquarterof2012.

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PrOjEct tItlE kAlIBO AIrPOrt

DEScrIPtION

TheprojectinvolvesanexpandednewKaliboAirport Terminal Building that has widerspaces for pre-departing passengers and also a spacious arrival lobby and concessions area thatwilladdress thepresentneedsbroughtbytheinfluxofbothlocalandforeigntourists.The design concept shall adopt the culture in theareaandwilltakeadvantageofthefreshair and ventilation. The pre-departure area and arrival area shall be open to traverse the freeflowof freshairbutwillbe located inasafer portion of the building. The respective areaallocationwillbedeterminedinthefinaldesign.

(AlsoincludedintheDoTsubmissionoflistofPPP projects.)


PrOjEct cOSt PhP1,545 Million(US$34.33 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/CAAP

PrOjEct StAtUS

• Preparation of business case and fS to reconfigure the project into PPP to commence by 1st quarter of 2011.

• expecteddateofbidding/tendering:4thquarterof2011.

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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDu,Jr.Designation : Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretary Agency :DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications telephone No. :(632)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]


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PrOjEct tItlE UrBAN trANSPOrt PrOGrAM fOr hIGhly UrBANIzED cItIES

(rOAD BASED MASS trANSPOrt SyStEM)DEScrIPtION

The proposed urban transport project is envisaged to focus on integrating transport systems to land use and street networkto promote “walkable” cities and greatermobility, access and safety; promoting greater use of public transport modes and expanding non-motorized transport to lessen vehicle emissions; and improving traffic management and enforcement.

The transport investments proposed for inclusion in the CTf IP are BRT systems in Metro Manila and Cebu. A BRT is a mass transit system that mimics the speed and performance of metros or light rail transit (LRT) but uses buses rather than rail vehicles.


PrOjEct cOSt TBD SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC

PrOjEct StAtUS

• FSwillstartby4thquarterof2010.StudytolookforpossiblePPParrangementontheoperationsand maintenance of the BRT system.


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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDu,Jr.Designation : Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretary Agency :DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications telephone No. :(632)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]



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PrOjEct tItlE Mrt 8

DEScrIPtION

The project involves the construction of 16.85 kilometer elevated dual-track guidewayfrom Sta. Mesa, Manila to Taytay and a 3.26 kilometeratgrade(ajunctionatwhichtwoormore transport routes cross at the same level) section from Taytay to Angono.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP51,464 Million(US$1,143.64 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC

PrOjEct StAtUS

• Proposed for PPP.


• FSstart:July2011

• FScompleted:Dec.2011

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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDu,Jr.Designation :Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretaryAgency :DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications telephone No. : (632)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]



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PrOjEct tItlE BAlABAc AIrPOrt DEvElOPMENt PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

The project is proposed to be located in Southern Palawan. It will cover theconstruction of new airport facilities (i.e.,30m x 1,800m runway, taxiway, apron,terminal building, access road including air navigationalfacilities).Itwillalsoinvolvesiteacquisitionforthenewairport.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP1,145 Million(US$25.44 Million) SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC

PrOjEct StAtUS

FSandMasterPlanningcompleted.ProposedtobeimplementedthroughPPP/BoTScheme.Advertised on 19 January 2009 but no proponent signified interest to the project.

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PrOjEct tItlE DEvElOPMENt Of NAtIONAl MOtOr vEhIclE

INSPEctION AND MAINtENANcE PrOGrAMDEScrIPtION

Developmentandoperationofanationwidecomputerized motor vehicle inspection system.

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE TBDPrOjEct cOSt TBD SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC

PrOjEct StAtUS

• Study on development of National Motor Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Program to commence by 4th quarter of 2010.

• The study aims to determine the overall feasibility of implementing a sustainable National Motor Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Program (NMVIMP) and prepare a corresponding strategic development plan detailing the action steps for the viable program design; and to enhance the overallcapacityofDoTCandLToinmanagingtheimplementationofthefuturenMVIMPandtheexisting and soon-to be completed improved MVIS facilities in the country.

• Thestudywillalsoidentifythemostsuitableprivatesectorparticipationscheme/contractualarrangement for the implementation and operation of the project (e.g., Joint Venture (JV), Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT), Build-Lease-Transfer (BLT), etc.)

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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDuJr.Designation :Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretary Agency :DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications telephone No. :(063)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]



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DEScrIPtION

operation and maintenance of a newlyconstructed northrail on 76.07 km railwaylinefromCaloocanCityinManilatotheClarkfreeport Zone in Pampanga.


PrOjEct cOSt TBD SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC/nLrC

PrOjEct StAtUS

Theprojectisongoingbutwillbereviewedbythe4thquarterof2010.AnewprojectconfigurationmaybeproposedwiththoseprojectcomponentsthatcanbeimplementedthroughPPPidentified(e.g.,o&M,additionalrollingstocks,etc.).

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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDuJr.Designation : Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretary Agency :DepartmentofTransportationandCommunicationstelephone No. : (063)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]

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PrOjEct tItlE MINDANAO rAIlwAy SyStEM

DEScrIPtION

The project aims to provide a safe and economical transport alternative of moving goods and people in Mindanao, which, inthelongrun,willhelpinthesocio-economicdevelopment of the island.

The proposed rail will span the wholeMindanaowithatotallengthofapproximately2000 kilometers. The master plan indicatesconnections to all major population centers in Mindanao. The railway network will beimplemented in phases.

Phase-1 construction of a 124-km railwayline from Iligan City to Cagayan de Oro City inMindanao. Itwill traverse ten (10) coastalmunicipalities in Misamis Oriental, namely: Lugait, Manticao, naawan, Initao, Libertad,Gitagum, Laguindingan, Alubijid, El Salvador, and Opol.


PrOjEct cOSt TBD SPONSOrING AGENcy DoTC

PrOjEct StAtUS

• FeasibilityStudyreviewed/deliberatedbyneDAregionaloffice10.

• More detailed fS to be determined. Configuration and phased implementation through PPP tobeundertakenin2011.

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Name :JoSeP.DeJeSuS/ruBenS.reInoSo,Jr./ILDeFonSoT.PATDuJr.Designation : Secretary/undersecretary/ActingAssistantSecretary Agency :DepartmentofTransportationandCommunications telephone No. :(063)723-4698/726-7125/723-1580/727-7958fax No. : (63 2) 727-7948 Email Address :[email protected]/[email protected]/[email protected]

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DEScrIPtION Education is considered as one of the crucial determinants not only of economic growthbut also of income inequality. As a critical factor to the development of a country’s human resource and labor force, better education translates to higher productivity and output, and thus, growth of the economy. A moreequitable access to education also helps reducethegapbetweenthepoorandtherichas the poor gain employment and income-earning opportunities. However, in order toensure that education is adequately provided to the populace, sufficient infrastructure and facilities for such purpose should be present. The ideal student-classroom ratio is 45:1 andbelow.Theclassroomshortageinpublicelementary schools in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) has actually worsened every year from 2005 (46.15) to2010 (61.20). The public elementary classroom shortage in National Capital Region (NCR), on the other hand, has remained severe over the years since 2003. The student-classroom ratio innCr is 77.64 in 2010,which is evenslightlyworsethanin2003whenthestudent-classroom ratio in the region was 77.56.

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE Continuing 2010-2016

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• TheDepartmentofeducation(Deped)isintheprocessofstudyingandpackagingprojectsforPPP.

• CoverageoftheconstructionofclassroomsprogramforPPPisnationwide.

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Name : BROTHER ARMIN ALTAMIRANO LUISTRO, fSCDesignation : Secretary Agency :Departmentofeducation(Deped) telephone No. : (63 2) 632-1361 to 67 local 2003fax No. : (63 2) 636-4876 Email Address : [email protected]

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DEScrIPtION

The country remains to be in need of continuous improvement in terms of acquiring and applying advancement in medical technology, constructing infrastructure facilities, aswell as providing an affordable,efficient and sustainable healthcare service tothepublicinurbanand/orruralareas.

Currently, the Department of Health (DoH)is in the process of advocating PPPs in the implementation of health facilities throughout the country.

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TheDoHisintheprocessofstudyingandpackagingprojectsforPPP.

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Name :Dr.enrIqueonADesignation : Secretary Agency :DepartmentofHealth(DoH) telephone No. : (63 2) 743-1829fax No. : (63 2) 743-1829 Email Address : [email protected]


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PrOjEct tItlE SOlID wAStE MANAGEMENt PrOjEctS

DEScrIPtION

The data of the national Solid WasteManagement Commission (nSWMC)Secretariat showed that the estimatedaverage waste generation of 1,610 Lgus(cities and municipalities) is 31,891,193.30 kilograms per day. Though there are manyLgus addressing the issue on SWM, thereare still many of them having difficulty in dealingwithproperSWMintheirrespectivelocalities. As provided for under RA 9003, all open dumpsites and controlled dumpsites shouldnotbeallowedbyyear2006.Asof4thquarterof2009,therearestill838opendumpsites and 396 controlled dumpsites that are inoperation.ThisshowsthatmostLgusarehaving difficulty facilitating the solid wastemanagement in their respective localities.

Based from 2008 price levels, the required investmentforSWMincitiesandmunicipalitiesamount to PhP 4.5 Billion and PhP 3.2 Billion, respectively.ThiscoversSWMactivitiessuchas closing of open dumpsites, establishment of Materials, Recovery facility (MRf), and construction of Sanitary Landfill (SLf), among others.


PrOjEct cOSt TBDperproject SPONSOrING AGENcy nSWMC

PrOjEct StAtUS

SpecificprojectsofLguswillbeidentifiedandrepackagedforPPP.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : eMeLITAC.AguInALDoDesignation : officer-in-Charge(oIC)executiveDirector Agency :nationalSolidWasteManagementCommission(nSWMC) telephone No. : (63 2) 9202279fax No. : (63 2) 9202252 Email Address :[email protected]


V. LIST Of PROJECTS



V. LIST Of PROJECTS

PrOjEct tItlE rEclAMAtION Of thE NAvOtAS cOAStAl ArEA

DEScrIPtION

This involves the reclamation of Navotas Coastal Area, to solve the housing problem in the City brought about by limited land area. The proposed components to be included in its development are: (1) environmental clean-up of the coastal area; (2) reclamation of the land; and (3) upgrading and development of services along the marginal area including possiblerebuiltofroadnetworkanddrainagesystem, and (4) to provide space for private residential, retail and commercial-type developments.


PrOjEct cOSt P12 Billion SPONSOrING AGENcy Local Government of Navotas

PrOjEct StAtUS

• Conceptualmasterplancompleted.

• FSforPhaseIwillbeprepared.

• (StillawaitinginformationfromCityofnavotas)

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : JOHN REy TIANGCODesignation : Mayor Agency : Local Government of Navotas telephone No. : (63 2) 281-8531 local 401 or 421


VI.PoLICyAnDLegALFrAMeWorK

rATIonALeoFLegAL&PoLICyFrAMeWorK THeBoTLegALFrAMeWorK HIGHLIGHTS Of REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7118 THE PPP CENTErreLATeDLAWS A.rATIonALeoFLegAL&PoLICyFrAMeWorK

The Philippines recognizes the importance of Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) to accelerate infrastructure development.Thisistheveryreasonwhythecountry’spolicymakershavedeemeditimperativetoestablishalegalandpolicyframeworkthatclearlysetsforththemechanicsandprocessesforsuchkindofparticipation.

One of the main advantages of doing PPP in infrastructure development in the Philippines is that there is anestablishedlegalframeworkthatspellsouttherulesofsuchanengagementattheverystart.Allthatprospectiveinvestorsand/orproponentshavetodoistoconformtotherules.Thereareroadmapsthatinvestorscanfollowintheprocessof:

•pre-qualifyingtodobusinessinthecountry;•structuringproposalsandbiddingforprojects;•complyingwiththeprojectapprovalprocess;•formalizingawardandfinalizingcontracts;and•registeringandstartingaproject.

Aclearlegalframeworkhastenstheprojectapprovalprocess(sincethestepstobefollowedareclearlyspecified)andgivescomforttoinvestorsthatwell-structuredprojectcontractswillberespectedandhonored.Compliancewithsoundproceduresalsoensuresalevelplayingfieldandmakestheimplementationprocesstransparentandlegallytenable.Intheend,alevelplayingfieldandtransparencywillattractmoreinvestorsandprotectpublic/consumerwelfare.

B. THeBoTLegALFrAMeWorK

ThelandmarklegislationthatclearlylaysthegroundworkforprivatesectorparticipationininfrastructuredevelopmentinthePhilippinesisrepublicAct7718,otherwiseknownastheAmendedBuild-operate-and-Transfer(BoT)LawwithitsImplementingrulesandregulations.underthislaw,privateprojectproponentsareallowedtoenterintocontractualarrangementseitherwithnationalinfrastructureimplementingagencies(IAs)orlocalgovernmentunits(Lgus)toundertaketheconstruction,financing,operationandmaintenanceof infrastructure facilities. This arrangement defines the essence of the scheme of project implementation.

Forinfrastructuredevelopmentinparticular,governmentpolicyencouragescollaborationbetweenthepublicandprivatesectors.ThispolicyisclearlysetforthintheDeclarationofPolicyoftheBoTLaw,whichreads:



It is the declared policy of the State to recognize the indispensable role of the private sector as the mainenginefornationalgrowthanddevelopmentandprovidethemostappropriateincentivestomobilize private resources for the purpose of financing the construction, operation and maintenance ofinfrastructureanddevelopmentprojectsnormallyfinancedandundertakenbythegovernment.Suchincentives,asidefromfinancialincentivesasprovidedbylaw,shallincludeprovidingaclimateofminimumgovernmentregulationsandproceduresandspecificgovernmentundertakingsinsupportofthe private sector.

IntheBoTcontractualarrangement,theprojectproponenthasthefollowingrights:

•Tooperatethefacilityoverafixedperiod,nottoexceed50years;•Tochargefacilityuserstolls,feeandrentals;and•Torecoverconstruction,operation,andmaintenanceexpensesandearnreasonablereturnon

investment.

C. HIGHLIGHTS Of RA 7718 • Use of different BOT variants. TheAmendedBoTLawauthorizestheuseofninespecificvariants.In

addition, other variants can be used provided approval is secured from the Office of the President. The availabilityofmorevariantsprovidesimplementingagenciesandproponentswithgreaterflexibilityandwideroptionsinstructuringprojectstomeetdifferentprojectconditions.

1. Build-Operate-and-Transfer (BOT) 2. Build-and-Transfer (BT) 3.Build-own-and-operate(Boo) 4. Build-Lease-and-Transfer (BLT) 5. Build-Transfer-and-Operate (BTO) 6. Contract-Add-and-Operate (CAO) 7.Develop-operate-and-Transfer(DoT) 8.rehabilitate-own-and-Transfer(roT) 9.rehabilitate-own-and-operate(roo) 10. Other variations as may be approved by the President of the Philippines

•Applicability for wider range infrastructure sectors. Practicallyallinfrastructuresectorsareallowedfor BOT-type implementation including such non-traditional areas such as information technology (IT), housing,tourism,educationandhealth.Applicablesectorsincludepowerplants,highways,ports,watersupply,irrigation,reclamation,governmentbuildings,slaughterhouses,warehouses,publicmarkets,solidwaste,drainageandotherprojectsasmaydeemedappropriate.

•Specified levels of approvals. TherolesofapprovingbodiesfornationalaswellasLguprojectsareclearly specified including the limits of such approvals.



• Grant of franchise. Thelawprovidesthatawinningprojectproponent,uponexecutionofthecontract,shallbegrantedbytheappropriateagencyafranchise,whichconveystotheproponenttherightsto:

- Operate and maintain a facility; and - Collect tolls, fees, rentals and other charges

This process in effect delegates the issuance of the administrative and legislative franchise to the appropriate regulatory or implementing agencies. The maximum concession period to operate a facility is fifty (50) years.

• Right of proponent to collect tolls, fees, rentals. Aprojectproponentisallowedtorecoverinvestmentsthroughanyofthefollowing:

- Tolls, fees, rentals and other charges from the users of the BOT facility for a fixed term not to exceed 50 years;

- A share in the revenue of the project; and - Other non-monetary payments.

•Entitlement to reasonable return. Ingeneral,theBoTLawentitlesaprojectproponenttoreasonablereturntohisinvestedcapital.Thereturnshouldreflecttheprevailingcostofcapitalindomesticandinternationalmarkets.Fornegotiatedcontractswhicharepublicutilitiesandmonopolies,thereturnisdeterminedbyexistinglaws,whichinnocasetoexceed12%ofreturnonratebase.

• Government support for BOT projects. Recognizing that there may be a need for the government to share intherisksandcostsofaprojecttomakeitfinanciallyviable,avarietyofgovernmentundertakingsareallowedunderprescribedconditions.Theseinclude:

-Costsharing.Projectswithdifficultyinsourcingfundsmaybepartiallyfinancedfromdirectgovernmentappropriations(gAA)and/orofficialdevelopmentassistance(oDA)funds.FinancingfromeithergAAoroDAshouldnotexceed50%ofprojectcost.

- Investment Incentives.Projects costing Php1 Billion and above are entitled to get incentives as providedforundertheomnibusInvestmentCodeuponregistrationwiththePhilippineBoardofInvestments (BOI).

-othergovernmentundertakings.governmentagenciesmayalsoexecutespecificundertakingsorcredit enhancements such as direct government subsidy, direct government equity, performance undertaking,andlegaland/orsecurityassistance.

D. THePPPCenTer

The Philippine Government has revitalized the BOT Center by renaming it as PPP Center and attaching it to thenationaleconomicandDevelopmentAuthority(neDA),underexecutiveorderno.8,seriesof2010.ThisreorganizationwillenablethePPPCentertocoordinateandmonitorallPPP/BoT/PSPProgramsandProjects,whichessentiallyprovidesthegovernmentwithalegalplatformtohastenprivatesectorinvestmentsinthecountry amid a stable investment climate.



ThePPPCenterwillhavethefollowingPowersandFunctions:•ProvideassistancetoImplementingAgencies(IAs)andLocalgovernmentunits(Lgus)inaddressingthebottlenecksinPPPimplementation;•ProvideTechnicalAssistancestoIAs/LgusinPPPprojectpreparationanddevelopment;•recommendplans,policiesandguidelinesrelatedtoPPPimplementation;•ManageandadministertheProjectDevelopmentandMonitoringFacilityforthepreparationofbusinesscase,pre-F/S,F/S;•MonitorandfacilitatethePPPimplementation;•establishandmanageacentralPPPdatabasesystem;•recommendimprovementsinPPPprocessing;and,•Prepareyear-endreportstothePresident. e. reLATeDLAWS

otherrelatedlawsgoverningPPPprojectareasfollows:

1. Constitution

TheBoTLawprovidesthat,ifaninfrastructureprojectrequiresapublicfranchise,thentheconcernedgovernmentregulatoryagencyshallissueafranchiseinfavorofthewinningproponent.However,itshouldbe noted that, under the Philippine Constitution, franchises or any other authority for the operation of a publicutilityshallbegivenonlytoPhilippinecitizensortocorporationsorganizedinthePhilippines,60%ofwhosecapitalisownedbyPhilippinecitizens.Thefranchisecannotbeexclusiveorforalongerperiodthan50 years. The participation of foreign investors on the board of public utility is limited to the proportionate share in its capital. furthermore, all the executive and managing officers of the corporation must be citizens of the Philippines.

ForPPPProjectsthatarenatural-resources-relatede.g.–waterprojects,geothermalenergyprojectsetc.– thefollowingprescriptioncontainedinArticleXIISection2ofthePhilippineConstitutionapplies:

Alllandsofthepublicdomain,water,minerals,coal,petroleumandothermineraloils,allforcesofpotentialenergy…andothernaturalresourcesareownedbytheState.Withtheexceptionofagriculturallands,allother natural shall not be alienated. The exploration, development, and utilization of natural resources shall beunderthefullcontrolandsupervisionoftheStates.TheStatemaydirectlyundertakesuchactivities,oritmayenterintoco-production,jointventure,orproduction-sharingagreementswithFilipinocitizens,orcorporationsorassociationsatleast60%ofwhosecapitalisownedbysuchcitizens…Incasesofwaterrightsforirrigation,watersupply,fisheries,orindustrialusesotherthanthedevelopmentofwater,power,beneficialuse may be the measure and limit of the grant.

Thus,fortheprivatesectortoexploitordevelopthewaterresourcesofthePhilippines,itmustenterintoco-production,jointventure,orproduction-sharingagreementswiththeState.Inaddition,theprivatesectorentitymustbeaFilipinocitizen,oracorporationorassociationatleast60%ofwhosecapitalisownedbysuchfilipino citizens.



Inrelationtotheaboveconstitutionalprovision,aDepartmentofJustice(DoJ)opinion(no.100,Seriesof1994)providesthat,whentheConstitutionimposesanationalityrequirementontheexploitationanddevelopmentofwater,therequirementrefersonlytotheextractionofwaterdirectlyfromitsnaturalsourceandnottosubsequentprocessingofthewater.oncethewaterhasbeenremoved,itceasestobeapartofthe natural resources of the country and becomes the subject of ordinary commerce, and may be acquired by foreigners.

Thus,ifawaterprojectisundertakenunderaPPParrangement,thenthediversionorextractionofthewaterandtheoperationand/ormanagementofthewatersourcecannotbegiventoaforeignentity.extractionofthewatercanonlybeundertakenbytheState,whichmaythenenterintoco-production,jointventureorproduction-sharingagreementswiththeFilipinocitizens,orcorporationsorassociationsatleast60%ofwhosecapitalisownedbysuchcitizens.However,oncethewaterisremovedfromitsnaturalsource,thenitmay then be subject to private sector involvement.

for example:

AforeignentitymayconstructawatertreatmentplantunderaPPParrangementwithoutviolatingthenationalityrequirement.Thisissobecauseoncethewaterisextracted(bythegovernment),thenationalityrequirement of the Constitution no longer applies, and therefore, a foreign entity may build and operate thetreatmentplant.Afterthewateristreated,thentheProjectCompanymaysellthetreatedwatertothedistributioncompany(suchasawaterdistrict).

2. Public Service Act

ThePublicServicesActisthelawthatauthorizestheestablishmentandtheregulationofpublicutilitiesinthePhilippines.underthislaw,nopublicutilitymayoperatewithoutbeinggrantedthenecessaryfranchiseorcertificateofpublicconvenience.AsprovidedundertheBoTLaw,publicutilityprojectsincludethoseinvolvedwithpublicroadsandthoroughfares,railwaysandurbanrailmasstransit,electricityandgasdistributionsystems,waterandseweragesystems,telecommunicationssystemsandotherpublicservicesdefined under the Public Services Act.

If the PPP project requires a public utility franchise, the appropriate government regulator shall immediately grantthewinningprojectproponentthefranchisetooperateandmaintainthefacility,includingthecollection of tolls, fees, rentals, and other charges according to the agreed schedule in the Concession Agreement.However,asprovidedunderthelaw(andthePhilippineConstitution),thefranchisecanonlybeawardedtoPhilippinecitizensand/ortoPhilippinecorporationsatleast60%ofwhosecapitalisownedbyPhilippine citizens.

PublicutilityfranchisesareissuedeitherbyCongress(inwhichcase,theyarecalledCongressionalFranchises)orbythevariousconcernedgovernmentagenciesempoweredbylawtofixtheratesforaproviderofapublicservice,suchastheTollregulatoryBoard(inwhichcasetheyarecalledAdministrativeFranchise).Inanycase,the appropriate government agency has jurisdiction, supervision, and control over the franchise.



This control and supervision generally consist of:

1. requiring the issuance of certificates of public convenience before operating;2. prescribing routes or territory and operating standards; and,3. prescribing schedule of trips and rates to be charged.

However,ifthepublicfranchiseisimplementedasaPPP,pleasenotethatthesefactorswouldbegenerally agreed upon by the parties and contained in the PPP Agreement.

3. Foreign Investment Act

TheForeignInvestmentActregulatesforeigninvestmentsinthePhilippines,whichhasrelaxedthepreviousrulesonforeigninvestment.undertheForeignInvestmentAct,foreignersmaynowownupto100%ofaPhilippinecompanyprovidedthatforeignownershipinsaidenterpriseoractivityisnotlimitedbyotherexistinglaws.

examplesofbusinessactivitieswhereforeignownershipisrestrictedare:exploitationofnaturalresourcessuchasoil,water,etc.(limitedupto40%bythePhilippineConstitution)andoperationofpublicutilitiessuchasmasstransportsystems,tollroads,waterandpowerdistribution,telecommunication,etc.(limitedupto40%bytheConstitutionandthePublicServicesLaw).

Itisimportanttorememberthat,underaPPPstructure,theProjectCompanyactuallyownstheprojectduring the Concession Period.

IncasesofPPPprojectswheresuchownershiprestrictionsapply,foreignproponentsusuallyhavetolookfor Philippine nationals as partners in the Project Company.

Adifferentresulthowevermayariseincaseofacontractualarrangementwherethefacilityoperator(notnecessarilytheproponent)isFilipinoorifacorporationisatleast60%Filipino-owned.AnothercaseisaBLTarrangement.InaBLTarrangement,theProjectCompanywillbuild(andown)theProjectandthen lease it to the IA to operate it. At the end of the concession period, the Project Company transfers ownershipoftheProjecttothegovernment.

Thus,eveniftheProjectinvolvesanactivitywhereforeignownershipislimited,sinceitisthegovernmentthatisactuallyoperatingtheproject,thenationalityrequirementisdeemedcompliedwith.

TheForeignInvestmentActfurtherprovidesthatfirmsseekingtotakeadvantageofincentivesundertheomnibusInvestmentCodemustapplyforregistrationwiththeBoardofInvestments.



4. Foreign Borrowings Act

TheForeignBorrowingsActauthorizesthePresidentofthePhilippinestoborrowfromgovernmentsofforeigncountriesorfrominternationalorganizationsorlendinginstitutions.Thepurposeoftheseloanswillbetofundthegovernment’seconomicprojectsortolendsuchfundstogovernment-ownedor-controlledcorporations(goCCs),theDevelopmentBankofthePhilippines,orLandBankofthePhilippinesforfurtherrelending to the private sector. The President may also guarantee loans or credits extended to, or bonds or securitiesissuedbygoCCsforundertakingtheireconomicdevelopmentprojectsorgovernmentfinancialinstitutions (GfIs) for relending to the private sector for projects that are authorized by the charters of such gFIsorbylaw.

Thus,ifthegovernmentintendstolendinternationallyborrowedfundstofinancePPPprojects,theloanwillhavetofollowtheForeignBorrowingsAct,andtherefore,thefundswillhavetobechanneledthroughgFIssuchasDBPand/orLBPbeforetheycouldbelenttoPPPprojects.Inaddition,anygovernmentguaranteemay be issued only to GOCCs for their projects and GfIs for relending to the private sector. The result is that the government may not directly guarantee loans obtained by the private sector PPP proponent.

5. Omnibus Investment Code

The Omnibus Investment Code (OIC) outlines the basic guidelines and qualification requirements for enterprisestoavailoffiscalincentivesandliststheseincentives.TheallowedincentivesundertheoICareasfollows:incometaxholiday,andtaxanddutyexemptiononimportedcapitalequipment,taxcreditondomestic capital equipment, tax credit on domestic capital equipment, exemption form contractor tax, simplification of customs procedures, unrestricted use of consigned equipment, employment of foreign nationals,taxanddutyfreeimportationofbreedingstocksandgeneticmaterials,taxcreditondomesticbreedingstocksandgeneticmaterials,taxcreditfortaxesanddutiesonrawmaterialsofexportproducts,exemption from taxes and duties on imported supplies and spare parts in a bonded manufacturing warehouse,andwharfageduesandexporttaxexemption.undertheBoTlaw,projectscostingoverPhPonebillion are automatically qualified to avail of the fiscal incentives under the OIC. Applications for registration maybefiledwiththeBoardofInvestments.


VII. SUCCESS STORIES

norTHLuZoneXPreSSWAy MeTroMAnILAWATerAnDSeWerAgeSySTeMPrIVATIZATIon CIVIL REGISTRy SySTEM INfORMATION TECHNOLOGy (CRS-IT) 200MWMInDAnAoCoAL-FIreDTHerMALPoWerPLAnT

MAnDALuyongPuBLIC“MArKeTPLACe” THePHILIPPIneSboastsofalongexperienceofPPPinitiatives,whichservesasarichbasisforfutureinvestmentsinPPP.WithitsaggressivePPPpromotion,thegovernmentwasandisabletoattractprivatepartnerstoinvestnotonlyintraditionalinfrastructureprojects(suchaspower,transportation,andwatersectors) but also in non-traditional infrastructure and development sectors (such as information and communicationstechnology,health,andpropertydevelopment).Throughthepartnership,thepowercrisisintheearly1990swasaddressed.Thepartnershiplikewisehelpedimproveroadnetworkquality,transportlinkagesandsocialservices.Todate,approximatelyuS$19.5billionininvestmenthasalreadybeengeneratedsince its inception.

Today, PPP can be credited in helping realize various development projects both at the national and local levels across various infrastructure sectors.

ThissectionhighlightsafewofthesuccessfulprojectsthatwereimplementedthroughPublic-PrivatePartnership. norTHLuZoneXPreSSWAy

A. BACKGROUND

Inthe1990s,thenorthLuzonexpressway(nLeX),whichisthe main transport corridor from Metro Manila to Central andnorthern Luzon,was in a state of disrepair due todecades of neglect. Population growth and economicactivityalongthenLeXcorridorwereputtingastrainontheexpressway.Thus,rehabilitationandmodernizationofnLeXwasneededtohandlethe3.0–3.5%annualgrowthin transport demand in Central and Northern Luzon.

recognizingthatmodernandwell-maintainedroadsareimperativetosustainedeconomicgrowthandcompetitiveness,thegovernmentinvitedtheprivatesectortoundertaketherehabilitation,expansion,andmodernization of NLEx.



B. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

ThenorthLuzonexpressway(nLeX)runsfromBalintawak,quezonCitytoSta.Ines,Pampanga,withatotaldistanceof84kilometers.Theexpresswayhas15exitsandinterchanges:BalintawakTollPlaza,ValenzuelaInterchange, Meycauayan Interchange, Marilao Interchange, Bocaue Toll Plaza, Bocaue Interchange, Tabang Toll Plaza, Sta. Rita Interchange, Pulilan Interchange, San Simon Interchange, San fernando Interchange, MexicoInterchange,AngelesInterchange,DauTollPlaza,andtheDauInterchange.

TheProjectisundertakenundertheSupplementalTolloperationAgreement(SToA)amongtherepublicofPhilippines (through the Toll Regulatory Board), the Philippine National Construction Corporation (PNCC) the ManilanorthTollwaysCorporation(MnTC).Attheendoftheconcessionperiod,MnTCwilltransfertheProjecttothegovernmentwithoutcost. ________________Sources: http://www.mntc.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:NLEx_Bocaue_Barrier.JPGhttp://www.adbi.org/conf-seminar papers/2009/02/05/2871.session.11.2.pascual.case.study.north.luzon.expressway/

C. TRANSACTION STRUCTURE

TheMnTCwasgrantedaconcessiontorehabilitate,expand,andoperatethenLeXunderapublic-privatepartnership (PPP) arrangement.

Proponent•ManilanorthTollwaysCorporation(MnTC)

Joint Venture Partners•FirstPhilippineInfrastructureDevelopmentCoporation(FPIDC) - One of the leading infrastructure companies in the Philippines•PhilippinenationalConstructionCorporation(PnAA) -TheoriginaloperatorofboththenorthandSouthLuzonexpressways•egisS.A.ofFrance -World’slargesttollroadoperator(over6,000kminmanagedtollroads)•LeightonAsiaLtd.Australia - Australia’s largest construction company

TheconcessionagreementwassignedinJune1998andwillexpireinDecember2030.ThenLeXwascompletedontimeandwithinbudget.operationcommencedinFebruary2005.MnTCdelegatedoperationofthetollwaysystemtoitsoperator,TollwaysManagementCorporation.



Thebasictermsoftheconcessionagreementareasfollows:

•MnTCwillassumethefinancingrisk,i.e.,financetheprojectwithoutgovernmentfinancialguarantee.•MnTCwillbuildthetollwayandtakefullconstructionrisk.•MnTCwillassumeoperationandmaintenancerisk,i.e.,operateandmaintainthetollwayfor30yearsinaccordancewithgovernmentstandardswithnogovernmentfundingsupport.•governmentwillnottakeonmarketrisk,i.e.,governmentwillnotbailoutMnTCifrevenuesarenot

sufficient. •Torecovertheinvestment,MnTCwillcollecttollsbasedontheauthorizedtollratesandtheapproved

adjustment formula.

D. FINANCING OF THE PROJECT

oftheuS$384milliontotalprojectcost,debtamountedtouS$252.2million.Debtfinancewasraisedonalimitedrecoursebasisfrominternationalcommercialbanks,multilateralfinancialinstitutions,andbilateralagenciesduring2000-2001,inthewakeoftheAsianfinancialcrisis.

E. IMPACT

•FacilitatedbroaderdevelopmentofClarkSpecialeconomicZone,AngelesCity,andSanFernandoareas.•Facilitateddevelopmentoftheregionalagricultureandindustry.•ImprovedroadsafetyresultingfromnLeX’sutilizationofcutting-edgecommunicationsandtraffic

management systems.•Providedasafe,reliableandhigh-speedaccesstoCentralandnorthernLuzon.•DecentralizedeconomicactivitiesfromMetroManilaarea.

MeTroMAnILAWATerAnDSeWerAgeSySTeMPrIVATIZATIon

A. BACKGROUND

Despite efforts, The MWSShas hardly satisfied theneeds of the consuming public. The agency’s finances wereutterly lackingvis-à-vis theplannedexpansionormodernization project to serve an estimated population of 12,376,853,000 (1995 Census).

Many laws were promulgated for the purpose ofaddressingthewatercrisis.Asaresultofnumerouslegalissuances, the operation of the MWSS was privatized.The responsibility to operate and improvewaterworkssystem was passed on to the two private consortiain conformity to the Concession Agreement. This contractualagreementwasenteredintobytherepublicofthePhilippinesthroughtheMWSSwiththeMayniladWater Services Inc. (MWSI) for theWest Zone and theManilaWaterCompany,Inc.(MWCI)fortheeastZone.



The East Zone covers the cities of Manila (except San Andres), Pasay, Paranaque, Caloocan, Muntinlupa, Las PiñasandValenzuela,partsofMakatiandquezonCity,includingthemunicipalitiesofnavotasandMalabon.TheWestZone,ontheotherhand,includesMandaluyong,Marikina,Pasig,Pateros,SanJuan,Taguig,MakatiandpartsofquezonCityandManila.ItalsoservicesAntipoloCityandtherizaltownsofAngono,Baras,Binangonan, Cainta, Cardona, Jala-jala, Morong, Pililia, Rodriguez, Tanay, Taytay and San Mateo.

B. TRANSACTION STRUCTURE

Thepartnershipis25-yearconcessionagreementwithMayniladWaterServicesInc.(MWSI)fortheWestZoneandtheManilaWaterCompany,Inc.(MWCI)fortheeastZone.Theagreementinvolvestheconcessionaire’ssole right to manage, operate, repair, decommission, and refurbish the facilities in the service areas, including therighttobillandcollectforwaterandsewerageservicesprovidedintheserviceareas.However,assetownershipremainswiththeMWSS.Concessionprocured/constructedfacilitiesshalllikewisebeturned-overtotheMWSSattheendoftheconcessionperiod. C. BIDDING

Thepre-qualificationofbidderswasheldinoctober1996.Afterconductingtheevaluationofthetechnicalandfinancialproposalssubmittedbythebidders,theeastZoneAreawasawardedtotheManilaWaterCompany,Inc.(MWCI),whiletheWestZoneAreawasalsoawardedtoMayniladWaterServices,Inc.(MWSI).

East Zone Proponent•ManilaWaterCompany,Inc.(MWCI) -JointventurebetweenfourcompanieswithAyalaCorporationholdingmajoritycontrolofthe

partnership.TheotherthreeareforeigncompaniesInternationalWaterLimited,unitedutilitiesandMitsubishi Corporation.

WestZoneProponent•MayniladWaterServices,Inc.(MWSI)-PartnershipofBenpresHoldingsCorporation(BenPreS),andondeoWaterServices,Inc.(formelySuez

Lyonnaise de Eaux).

D. IMPACT

•Increasedvolumeofdeliveredpotablewatersupplyandpopulationtobeserved•reducedincidenceofwaterrelateddiseases•24-houruninterruptedwatersupplyservices•expandedwaterservicescoverageinbothzones•reducedpercentageofnon-revenuewater•Increasednumbersoffirehydrantsservices•InfusedarounduS$8.0Billiontothenationaleconomy•revenueforMWSSthoughconcessionfeepayments

E. STATUS

Theprojectisfullyoperational.Worksareongoingintheidentifiedexpansionareas. _______________________________________________________

Source:http://www.mwssro.org.ph/



CIVIL REGISTRy SySTEM INfORMATION TECHNOLOGy (CRS-IT)

A. BACKGROUND

In 1995, the National Statistics Office (NSO) had already forecasted an increase in demand for its services given a projected10.31% increase inpopulationfrom1995to2000.In early 2000, demand for issuance, authentication, and certification of civil registry documents increased to an average of10,000to12,000requestsdaily.Further,therewasasignificantupwardtrend inthevolumeofstatistical reportsrequiredbyother government institutions for their development programs. In order to address the growing demand for nSo services,computerizationwasconsidered to improve thecivil registrysystem and the organization’s computing abilities. Hence, the Civil Registry System Information Technology (CRS-IT) project wasdeveloped.


The US$ 65 million multi-phase Build-Transfer-and-Operate (BTO)project that involves automation of the document copy issuance, authentication, and certification of civil registry documents; conversion of over 120millioncivilregistrydocumentsintodigitalformat;establishmentofCrSoutletsnationwide;buildingofawideareanetworkinfrastructureforthecommunicationrequirementsoftheCrSoutlets;developmentofapplicationandsupportsystemsthatwillruntheCrS,andtheredesignofbusinessprocessestosupporttheCRS.

C. BIDDING

Eight companies pre-qualified for the project. After a thorough technical and financial evaluation, the Unisys Australia,Limitedwasdeclaredthewinningbidder.

Proponent•unisysAustraliaLimited-oneofthelargestworldwideinformationtechnologycompanythatdesigns,builds,andmanagesmission-critical environments for businesses and governments. D. IMPACT

•enhancedpublicservicedeliverythroughexpeditiousprocessingofrequests,shorterlinesattheapplicationand payment counters, and improved facilities for the convenience of the public•Minimizedcasesoffalsificationandfabricationofcivilregistrydocuments,anderadicatedfixerswhotake

advantage of the public•AddressednSo’svitalstatisticsproductionbacklogduetoenhancementofnSo’scomputingresourcesand

capabilities. _______________________________________________________Source:http://www.ecensus.com.ph/http://www.unysis.com.ph/



200MWMInDAnAoCoAL-FIreDTHerMALPoWerPLAnT

A. BACKGROUND

The national Power Corporation (nPC), a government-ownedand–controlledcorporation(goCC)wasmandatedbyPresidentialDecreeno.40 toownandoperate,asasingle integrated system all generating facilities supplying electric power to the entire area covered by the nPCset up grids. Pursuant to this mandate, it issued to the public a notice inviting interested parties to bid for the developmentofacoal-firedthermalpowerplantlocatedin PHIVIDeC, Villanueva, Misamis oriental, northernMindanao Region, on a build-operate-and transfer (BOT) arrangement. B. TRANSACTION STRUCTURE

The deal structure consisted of a 25-year BOT Agreement to finance, design, construct, operate, and maintaintheproject.TheprojectproponentcreatedaspecialpurposecompanyknownastheStatePowerDevelopmentCorporation(SPDC).ThetotalgeneratedpowerofSPDCwillbepaidinaccordancewiththepre-agreedcapacityfees,whichconsistsofthefollowingcharges:1)CapitalrecoveryFee;2)FixedoperatingFee;3)InfrastructureFee;and4)ServiceFee.Attheendofthecooperationperiod,theproponentwouldturnover the facility in good operating condition to NPC. nPCagreedtoaccepttheelectricitygeneratedunderaPowerPurchase(offTake)Agreement.undertheagreement,thenPCshallpaytheSPDCPhP1.9395/kwh.

C. BIDDING

In response to the invitation to tender from NPC, a consortium constituted by State Investment Trust, Inc. and HarbinPowerengineeringCompany,LimitedofthePeople’srepublicofChinasubmittedabidtoundertaketheconstructionandoperationofthe200MWcoal-firedthermalpowerplantproject.Afterhavingevaluatedthe project proposals from interested investors, the NPC had selected the proposal of the said consortium as the most advantageous to NPC. Proponents•StateInvestmentTrust,Inc. -AbankinthePhilippineswith7branchesasoftoday)•HarbinPowerengineeringCompany,Ltd - One of the largest EPC contractor and complete equipment supplier for thermal, hydro and

combinedcyclepowerplantsinChina Special Purpose Company•StatePowerDevelopmentCorporation - Consortium created specifically to finance, design, construct, operate and maintain the Project



D. IMPACT

•InfusedfreshcapitalamountingtoapproximatelyuS$310.0Mtothenationaleconomy•StabilizedtheoperationandpowersupplyoftheMindanaogrid,whichisdependentonhydroelectricpowerplants.•IncreasedcommercialandindustrialactivitiesandbroaderdevelopmentofthewholeislandofMindanao E. STATUS

ThecontractualobligationsoftheSPDCtofinance,design,construct,operate,andmaintainthe200MWMindanaoCoal-firedThermalPowerPlantProjecthavebeenassumedbytheSTeAgofgermanyandwascommissioned for full commercial operation in January 2007.

MAnDALuyongCITy“MArKeTPLACe”

A. BACKGROUND

SincetheAugust25,1991fire,whichtotallyguttedthecity’spublic market building, the 7,500 square meters of landremained idle and unproductive. The consuming public and themarketvendorsresortedtodotheirbuyingandselling,respectively, in the city streets and sidewalks resulting totraffic congestion, pollution, sanitation and health problems. Inviewofthis,theCityMayor,throughtheCityDevelopmentCouncil, decided to build a new public market throughprivate sector participation.With the passage of republicAct 6957 (BoT Law), Mandaluyong City is the first localgovernment unit to adopt the BOT concept in infrastructure development.

Theprojectwascontractedundertwo(2)Build-operate-and-Transfer(BoT)arrangementsthatinvolvedthedevelopment,financingandconstructionofapublicmarket,recreation,parkingspacesandcommercialcomplex.Thedevelopmentofaseven-storeycommercialcomplexcalledthe“Marketplace”costsPhP450millionconsistsofthefollowing:

floor featuresground :Publicmarketandstreet-frontcommercialspacesforbanks,grocery,pawnshopand

service shops1st and 2nd : Commercial shops and department stores such as eateries and dry goods sections3rdand4th :2-storeyparkingareas5th :Bowlinglanes6th : 4 movie houses including fast foods, gymnasium, billiard halls, amusement center and

multi-purpose center




Proponents:MarketrealtyDevelopmentandCreditFundersCorporation&IronconBuilders

SpecialPurposeCompany:MacroFundersandDevelopmentCorporation - Business Consortium organized specifically for the project

MacroFoundersandDevelopers,Inc.(MFD)wasgrantedthetwo(2)BoTcontractswhichinvolvethefollowing:

•Build-and-Transfer(BT)Arrangement–MFDwillbuildthemarketstructureandtransferitsownershiptothecitygovernment.MandaluyongCitywillfinanceandconstruct50%ofthestallsinsidethemarketandtheremaining50%willbeconstructedbythestallownersthroughtheirassociation.ThecitygovernmentcollectsthestallfeeswhilethemaintenanceandsecurityofthepublicmarketarecontractedouttoMFD.

•Develop-operate-and-Transfer(DoT)Arrangement–MFDisgiventherighttodevelopthespacesabovethepublicmarket,inexchangeforbuildingthegroundfloormarketstructure.MFDwilloperatethecommercialcomplex,collectstherevenuesontheuseofcommercialspaces(withoutgovernmentsharebuttaxes)foraperiodof40years,afterwhichthecommercialcomplexistransferredtothecitygovernment.

ThepublicmarketwasturnedovertothecitygovernmentforfreeinSeptember1993.TherestofthecomplexisbeingoperatedandmanagedbyMFDundera40-yearconcessionuntilithasrecovereditsinvestmentsandrealize a reasonable return in investments.

C. IMPACT

•TheBoTarrangementsprovidedamodernpublicmarket(wasconsideredthecleanestinAsiabythe CNN TV station) at minimum cost to the city government;•ConsiderableincometogovernmentintermsofincreasedtaxcollectionsnotonlyintheMarketplacebutalsoduetothegrowthofcommercialactivitiesinthesurroundingareas;and•Thevalueofthelandinthevicinityhasappreciatedsubstantially.


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The Philippines: Creating Opportunities through Effective Governance 07 September 2010

Overview In the second quarter of 2010, the Philippines posted its 45th consecutive quarter of positive economic growth since 1999despitecountlessendogenousanddomesticshocks includingtherecent global financial crisis. Supported by a favorable inflationenvironment, sound banking sector, strong external paymentsposition,stronggrowthinforeignremittancesandhealthydomesticconsumption, the macroeconomic environment remained stable through the crisis.

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Movingforward,theeconomyisexpectedtogrowfurtherwithmanufacturing,privateservices,trade,finance,constructionandprivateandpublicconsumptionasmaingrowthdrivers.Tosetanenablingenvironmentforacceleratedgrowth,thenewadministration iscommittedto improvinggoodgovernanceandtransparencyingovernment.Itwillalsofocusonimplementingafiscalagendathatwillallowforavirtuouscircleinwhicha strongcommitment to raising revenuesand tightexpendituredisciplinewill contribute toa reduction ingovernment debt over themedium term, higher public capital spending and stronger economic growth.Sustainedgrowth,inturn,willenabletheAquinoadministrationtoachieveitssocialobjectiveswithinasoundfiscalframework.

Economic Highlights

Economy sustains growth

grossDomesticProduct(gDP)surgedto7.9percentinthesecondquarterof2010,bringingfirstsemestergDPgrowthto7.9percent.Therecoveryintheglobaleconomy,stronggrowthininternationaltrade,improvementin investor and consumer confidence, and election-related spending contributed to the resurgence in economicactivities.growthwasdrivenbytheindustrysectorduetotherobustgrowthinmanufacturingandincrease inconstructionactivities. Theservices sectoralsocontinued toprovidesupport tooverallgrowthwhileagriculturalproductioncontractedduetoelninoandthelingeringeffectofthetyphoonsthathitthecountrylatelastyear. onthesupplyside,growthwassupportedbyminingandquarrying,manufacturing,construction, trade, ownership of dwellings and real estate, and government and private services. onthedemandside,domesticdemandprovidedsignificantsupporttogDPgrowthasinvestmentsinfixedcapitalgrewheftilyandconsumptionremainedupbeat.Thecountry’snetexportsalsosubstantiallyimprovedreflectingthecontinuingrecoveryoftheglobaleconomy.Separately,gnPgrewby8.2percentinthefirsthalfduetothestillstronginflowofremittancesfromoverseasFilipinos.


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Inflation environment remains within target range HeadlineInflationslightlyroseto4.0percentyear-on-yearinAugust2010 from 3.9 percent in July resulting from the higher annual growthratesrecordedintheindexesoffood,beveragesandtobacco(FBT),clothing,fuel,lightandwater(FLW)andmiscellaneousitems.Meanwhile,coreinflationpickedupto4.2percentfrom3.9percentin thepreviousmonth.During thefirsteightmonthsof thisyear,headline inflationaveraged4.2percent.Witha favorable inflationenvironment,theBangkoSentralngPilipinashasmaintainedpolicyrates at 4 percent for the overnight borrowing rate (rrP) and 6percent for the overnight lending rate (RP) since July 2009.

External position continues to strengthen

Gross International Reserves have more than tripled since 2001. As of end-August 2010, the GIR stood at US$49.6 billion. The current levelofgIrcouldcover9.2monthsworthofimportsofgoodsandpayments of services and income. It is also equivalent to 9.5 times the country’s short-term external debt based on original maturity.

The country’s Balance of Payments (BoP) stood at a surplus of US$3.3 billion as of end-July 2010. Latest available data for current account showed that it also registereda surplusofuS$1.8billionduring the first quarter of 2010 on account of sustained resilience ofoFremittances.Meanwhile,overseasFilipinos’(oF)remittancesreached US$1.6 billion in June 2010, registering a year-on-year growthof8.3percent.Forthefirst6monthsoftheyear,remittancestotaled US$9.1 billion, higher by 6.9 percent year-on-year.

Foreign investments supported by investors’ continued confidence in the Philippine economy

In the first 5 months of 2010, foreign direct investments (FDI)postednetinflowsofuS$446million.Meanwhile,foreignportfolioinvestments (FPI) registeredanet inflowofuS$701million in thefirst 7 months of 2010, 164 percent higher year-on-year.

In 2009, despite a volatile global economic environment, FDIrecorded net inflows amounting to uS$1.9 billion, 26.2 percenthigher than the year-ago level. fPI, on the other hand, yielded a net inflowofuS$388millionin2009,reflectingamajorturnaroundfromtheuS$1.8billionnetoutflowrecordedin2008.

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Banking sector remains fundamentally sound and stable

The impact of the global financial turmoil on the country’s financial system has been limited in large part because Philippine financial institutions remained fundamentally sound and stable. The non-performingloansratio(nPL)ofthePhilippineBankingSystemstoodat3.7percentin2009,whilenPLofuniversalandcommercialbanks(u/KBs)stoodat3.4percentasofend-May2010.Moreover,banksremainedcapitalizedatlevelsabovetheBangkoSentralngPilipinas(BSP) regulatory requirement and the Basel International Standard. Asofend-December2009, thecapitaladequacy ratioswithin thePhilippinebankingsystemstoodat14.9percentand15.8percenton a solo and consolidated basis, respectively.

A manageable fiscal profile

Improvements in the National Government’s (NG) fiscal position have, in recent years, contributed to a significant decline in its deficittogDPratio,whichfellfrom5.3percentin2002toalowof0.9percentin2008.In2009,however,thedeficit-to-gDPratioroseto 3.9 percent as the Government posted a fiscal deficit of P298.5 billion on lower level of revenues, and higher expenditures duetothefiscalandeconomicstimulusmeasuresandlowerrevenuesfromprivatization.revenuecollectionreachedP1.12trillionwhileexpenditures amounted to P1.42 trillion.

for the first seven months, the NG deficit reached P229.4 billion. Revenue collections improved to P695.0 billion, or 7.9 percent higher than in the same period last year as collections by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and Bureau of Customs (BOC) continue to improve.Inlinewiththegovernment’sfirmcommitmenttoimprovetax collection efficiency, BIr collections grew by 7.9 percent toP467.3billionwhileBureauofCustomscollectionsreachedP153.0billion up 18.6 percent compared to the same period last year. Meanwhile, totalexpenditures fromJanuarytoJuly2010reachedP924.4 billion, or an 11.1 percent increase over last year’s P832.1 billion. The Government is committed to attaining this year’s 3.9 percentdeficit/gDPtarget.

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Meanwhile, thengdebt-to-gDPratiostoodat56.6percentasof thefirstquarter2010fromapeakof78.2percentin2004.ofthetotalngoutstandingdebt,43.1percentisforeigndebtwhile56.9percentisdomesticallyowed.AsofMarch2010,totaldebtserviceaspercentofgDPstoodat1.5percent,stillbelowthe8.9percentprogram for 2010.

Economic and Policy Outlook

In2010,gDPisexpectedtogrowbetween5.0to6.0percentandinflationistargetedtorangebetween3.5to5.5percent.Thenewadministrationwillpursueitsoverarchingobjectivesofpovertyreduction,increasedinvestmentsandacceleratedgrowthwithintheframeworkoffiscalsustainability.Toensurefiscalsustainability,theprimaryeffortwillbeonincreasingtaxcollections. Thiswillbedonebyimprovingtheeffectivenessofexisting administrative measures such as Run After the Tax Evaders (RATEs), Run After The Smugglers (RATs) and Revenue Integrity Protection Service (RIPS). The government also shifted to zero-based budgeting (ZBB) in preparing the P1.6 trillion 2011 budget to ensure the efficient use of government funds.

The key goal is to maintain a manageable deficit level which will result in continuous reduction in debt,sustainedmacroeconomicstabilityandgrowth,andatthesametimecreatefiscalspacetoallowgovernmenttoincreasecapitalinvestmentsinsupportofgrowth.Finally,recognizingtheroleoftheprivatesectorinnationaldevelopment, the new administration is committed to fast-tracking the implementation of public-privatepartnershipstocomplementgovernmentinfrastructureinvestmentsandpushgrowthmovingforward. Investor Relations Office of the Republic of the PhilippinesTel:(632)523-7792/303-1511Fax:(632)524-6695Website:www.iro.ph


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DepartmentofFinanceRoxas Boulevard, Manila, Philippines

Secretary Cesar V. Purisima Tel.nos.:(632)523-9215/523-9219fax No.: (632) 526-8474Email: [email protected]

DepartmentofBudgetandManagementGeneral Solano St., Malacañang, Manila, Philippines

Secretary florencio B. AbadTel. Nos.: (632) 632-735-4926fax No.: (632) 735-4936Email: [email protected]

nationaleconomicandDevelopmentAuthority12JoseMariaBlessedescrivaDrive,ortigasCenter,PasigCity,Philippines

Director-generalCayetanoW.Paderanga,Jr.Tel.nos.:(632)631-3716/631-3747fax No.: (632) 6313747Email: [email protected]

DepartmentofPublicWorksandHighwaysBonifacioDrive,PortArea,Manila,Philippines

Secretary Rogelio L. SingsonTel. Nos.: (632) 304-3300fax No.: (632) 304-3020email:[email protected]

DepartmentofTransportationandCommunicationsTheColumbiaTower,Brgy.Wack-Wack,ortigasAvenue,PasigCity,Philippines

Secretary Jose P. de JesusTel.nos.:(632)723-4698/726-7125fax No.: (632) 726-7229Email: [email protected]

DepartmentofenergyEnergy Center, Merritt Rd., fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Philippines

Secretary Jose Rene Almendras Tel. Nos.: (632) 840-2008fax No.: (632) 812-6194Email: [email protected]

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DepartmentofAgricultureellipticalroad,Diliman,quezonCity,Philippines

Secretary Proceso J. AlcalaTel.nos.:(632)920-4358/929-8183loc. 2209, 2211, 2212, 2241Faxnos.:(632)920-3986/926-6426

DepartmentofTourismDoTBuilding,T.M.KalawStreet,rizalPark,Manila,Philippines

Secretary Alberto A. LimTel. Nos.: (632) 524-1751 fax No.: (632) 521-7374Email: [email protected]

Departmentofeducation2/FrizalBldg.,universityofLifeMeralcoAvenue,PasigCity

Secretary Bro. Armin Luistro fSCTelnos.:(632)633-7208/633-7228fax No.: (63 2) 636-4876

DepartmentofHealth2/FDoHBuilding,SanLazaroCompound,Sta.Cruz,Manila

Secretary Enrique T. OnaTel: (63 2) 743-6393 loc. 1125fax: (63 2) 743-1829

DepartmentofTourismroom405,DoTBuilding,T.M.KalawStreet,Manila

Secretary Alberto A. Lim Tel No.: (63 2) 524-1751 fax No: )63 2) 521-7374 Email: [email protected]


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PrOjEct tItlE AMBUrAyAN rIvEr hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

DEScrIPtION

The source is the Amburayan River in Barangay. Sawingan, Atok in the Provinceof Benguet. A run-of-river type plant of hydropowerdevelopmentwithanestimatedcapacityof33.80MW.Catchmentareais119square.kilometersm.intheareasofKibunganand Sugpon, Benguet. The available head is 50 meters.

MODE PPP IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE n/A

PrOjEct cOSt PhP 3,802.50 MillionuSD84.50Million SPONSOrING AGENcy

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PrOjEct tItlE IlAGUEN hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

DEScrIPtION

The source is the Pinacanuan de Ilaguen River in San Mariano, Isabela. A run-of-river type of developmentwith an estimated capacityof 25 MW. Catchment area is 857 squarekilometers.

MODE Private Initiated IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE n/A


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PrOjEct tItlE QUIrINO hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

DEScrIPtION

The site is located in Cayus, quirino, IlocosSur.Theestimatedcapacityis10MW.

The possible off-taker is Ilocos Sur electricCooperative (ISECO).


PrOjEct cOSt PhP 1,125 MillionuSD25Million SPONSOrING AGENcy

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PrOjEct tItlE BINONGAN hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

DEScrIPtION

The sources are the Binongan ang Tineg Rivers in Tineg, Abra. The scheme of development is impounding/largedamandtransbasintunnel.estimatedcapacityisapproximately175MW.Thedesignflow/dischargeis90cubicmetersper second and gross head is 218 meters.

ThestudywasconductedbynationalPowerCorporation in 1984.



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PrOjEct tItlE ADDAlAM hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

DEScrIPtION

The source is the Addalam River in Aglipay, quirino. The scheme of development isreservoir/impounding. estimated capacityisapproximately46MW.Thedesignhead is41 meters and drainage area is 684 square kilometers. The study was conducted byHarza & Engineering Company International in 1993 commissioned by national PowerCorporation.

The local government of quirino intendsto develop this project as an Independent Power Producer in association with quirinoresources Development Corporation andengineering and Development Corporationof the Philippines.



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PrOjEct tItlE hUBO hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

DEScrIPtION

The source is Hubo River in San Agustin, Surigao del Sur. The river flows eastwardto Lianga Bay. A run-of-river type plant of hydropowerdevelopmentwithanestimatedcapacityof10MW.Catchmentarea isabout133 square kilometers composed of thickvegetation. The elevation at the catchment area ranges from 184 to 876 meters above sea level.

The electricity generated can be sold to the grid through Surigao del Sur Electric Cooperative (SurSeCoII)whichhasafranchiseareaof13municipalities.


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PrOjEct tItlE ASIGA rIvEr hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

DEScrIPtION

The source is Asiga River in Santiago, Agusan del norte. A run-of-river type plant withconcrete gravity dam. The estimated capacity of11.3MW.

ThestudywasconductedbynewJeCthroughnationalPowerCorporationin1993.



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PrOjEct tItlE cAtEEl E hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

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ThesourceisCateelriverinDavaodelnorte.A run-of-river type plant with an estimatedcapacity of 17.50 MW. The design head is113.20 meters.




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PrOjEct tItlE trAN Ac rIvEr hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

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ThesourceisTranriverinLebak,Maguindanao.Animpoundingtypeplanthydroschemewithgated concrete gravity dam. The estimated capacityis30.6MW.Thedesignheadis73.1meters and the drainage area is 721.4 square kilometers.




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PrOjEct tItlE lAkE MAINIt rIvEr hyDrOPOwEr PrOSPEct

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The project is located in Jabonga, Agusan del norte.TheoutflowofwaterfromLakeMainittoBoholSeawillbeutilizedforhydropowergeneration. The scheme of development is reservoir itself. Estimated capacity is approximately25MW.Thecatchmentareais723squarekilometers.(Theareaofthelakeis140squarekilometers) theavailablehead is34 meters, and a headrace – tunnel, 3 to 3.5 kilometerslong.

Thepossibleoff-takeristheAgusanDelnorteElectric Cooperative (ANECO).



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PrOjEct tItlE wIND fArM POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa50MWwindenergypowerplantingeneralnakar,quezonProvince.

TheproponentisenergyWorldInternationalLtd.

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a. Identifiedthesitefortheinstallationofthewindmonitoringequipment.

b. ongoingcoordinationwiththerenewableenergyManagementBureauoftheDepartmentofEnergy and Local Government Unit officials for the setting up of the monitoring equipment.

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Name : Mr. Eddie RodriguezDesignation : Manager Agency :energyWorldInternationalLtd. telephone No. : (632)521-3166/525-1257fax No. : (63 2) 522-2538 Email Address :[email protected]

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PrOjEct tItlE lIQUEfIED NAtUrAl GAS tErMINAl AND cOMBINED cyclE GAS

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Construction of a Liquefied Natural Gas Terminal with a 3 x 100 MW CombinedCycle gas Turbine power plant in Pagbilao,quezon.




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a. Leased property to be used for the project.

b. Ongoing site investigation and preparation.

c. ongoinginformationdisseminationwiththeLocalgovernmentunitandotherstakeholdersforthesocial acceptance of the project.

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PrOjEct tItlE NOrthwIND PAMPlONA PrOjEct

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Constructionofa30MWwindenergypowerplant in Pamplona, Cagayan Valley.

The proponent is northeast Wind Systems(neWS)northpoint.



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a. Completed5-yearwinddatameasurement

b. enteredMemorandumofAgreementwiththeCagayanelectricCooperativeIandIIforjointcooperation in the development of the project.

c. SecuredendorsementsfromtheSangguniangPanlalawiganoftheProvinceofCagayan,Sangguniang Bayan of the Municipality of Pamplona, officials of the prospective host barangays of Bidduang, Allasitan and Nagattatan.

d. Conducting initial survey on the applied area.

e. Submitted documentation to the local Community Environment and Natural Resources Office for project evaluation, issuance of Environmental Certificate of Compliance and foreshore lease agreement.

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Name : Mr. Neils JacobsenDesignation : President Agency :northeastWindSystemsnorthpoint telephone No. : (632)815-9521/815-8251to52fax No. : (63 2) 818-2551 Email Address :[email protected]

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PrOjEct tItlE NOrthwIND APArrI PrOjEct

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Constructionofa40MWwindenergypowerplant in Aparri, Cagayan Valley.

The proponent is northwind group ofCompanies.



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• on-goingwinddatameasurement.

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Name : Mr. Neils JacobsenDesignation : President Agency :northeastWindSystemsnorthpoint telephone No. : (632)815-9521/815-8251to52fax No. : (63 2) 818-2551 Email Address :[email protected]



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PrOjEct tItlE MUltI-fUEl BIOMASS POwEr PlANt

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa2x17.5MWbiomasspowerproject in Barangay Tabon-Tabuating, San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija.

The feedstock tobeused are ricehusk, ricestraw,cornstraw,canetops,&leaves,coconuthuskandotherenergycrops.

Included in the Phase 1 projects to be implemented by green Power nueva ecijaPhilippines Inc.

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a. registeredthecompanywiththeSecurityexchangeCommission.b. ProjectregisteredwithBoardofInvestments.c. Obtained Environmental Compliance Certificate.d. Barangay and Municipal Endorsements expected to be obtained by end of-September 2010.e. Completed Resource Assessment.f. SignedbiomasssupplycontractwithglobalBiomassCorporationandbiomasssupplycontracts

withindividualfarmers’cooperativesandirrigators’associationstobesignedby4thquarter2010.g. engineering,ProcurementandConstructioncontractawardedtoPoyryenergyIncorporated.h. Initialpowerplantdesignunderpreparation.i. Public consultations currently being organized.j. Intendstoapplyforaloanpackagewithfinancialinstitutions.k. Seekingprospectiveequityinvestors.

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Name :Mr.SteveWaterfieldDesignation : Chief Executive Officer Agency :globalgreenPowerPLCCorporation telephone No. : (632)635-9688/631-2745fax No. : (63 2) 638-8164 Email Address :[email protected]


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PrOjEct tItlE kANAN B1 hyDrO POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa215MWhydropowerplantingeneralnakar,quezonProvince.


MODE Private Initiated IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE Ph1(145MW)-2012Ph2(70MW)-2013


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a. ongoinginformationdisseminationwiththecommunityforsocialacceptanceoftheproject.

b. CoordinatingcloselywithLocalgovernmentunitsfortheacceptanceoftheproject.

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PrOjEct tItlE BUrGOS wIND POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa40MWwindpowerplantinSaoitand46MWinnagsurot,Burgos,Ilocosnorte.A42-kilometertransmissionlineshallbe constructed to connect to a substation in Laoag.

The proponent is energy DevelopmentCorporation.



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a. Ongoing bidding activities.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Mr.raymondH.quirozDesignation : Manager,StrategyManagementDivision Agency :energyDevelopmentCorporation(eDC) telephone No. : (632)8401890/667-7332fax No. : (63 2) 8401890 Email Address : [email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL



PrOjEct tItlE MUltI-fUEl BIOMASS POwEr PlANt

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa2x17.5MWbiomasspowerproject in Pangasinan.

Included in the Phase 2 projects to be implemented by green Power PangasinanPhilippines, Inc.

MODE Private Initiated IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE Phase 1 – 2013Phase2-TBD


PrOjEct StAtUS

a. registeredcompanywiththeSecurityexchangeCommission.

b. ProjectregisteredwiththeBoardofInvestments.

c. Preparation of Initial Environmental Examination to obtain the Environmental Compliance Certificate.

d. energySalesAgreementisundernegotiationwithoff-takers.

e. Land acquisition is under negotiation.

f. finished preliminary & intermediate plant design.

g. Signed biomass supply contract.

h. AppliedwiththenationalgridCorporationofthePhilippinesfortheconductofthegridImpactStudy.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Mr.SteveWaterfieldDesignation : Chief Executive Officer Agency :globalgreenPowerPLCCorporation telephone No. : (632)635-9688/631-2745fax No. : (63 2) 638-8164 Email Address :[email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE tANAwON GEOthErMAl PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Construction of an integrated 40 MWsteamfield and geothermal power plantwith0.8kilometer230kVtransmissionlineinBacman Geothermal field, Sorsogon.




PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Ongoing assessment of geothermal resource.

b. ongoingdiscussionswithpotentialengineering,ProcurementandConstructioncontractors.

c. Initialcivilworksareongoing.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION



SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE cOAl-fIrED POwEr PlANt

DEScrIPtION

Constructionof2x150MWcoal-firedpowerplantinnaglatore,Cawag,Subic.

The proponent is Redondo Peninsula Energy Incorporated.

MODE Private Initiated IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE unit1(150MW)-2013unit2(150MW)-2013


PrOjEct StAtUSa. Obtained Environmental Compliance Certificate from Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority and

Departmentofenvironmentalandnaturalresources.

b. Grid Impact Studies approved by the National Transmission Corporation in 2007.

c. SignedMemorandumofunderstandingwiththenationalgridCorporationofthePhilippinesauthorizingtheconnectiontothe230kVtransmissionline.

d. renewedCertificateofregistrationandTaxexemptionasaSubicFreeportZoneenterprise.

e. registeredprojectwithBoardofInvestments.

f. LandLeaseAgreementwithSubicBayMetropolitanAuthority/DepartmentofenvironmentalandNatural Resources is under negotiation.

g. financing is under negotiation.

h. Engineering, Procurement and Construction contract is under negotiation.

i. Advancesitepreparatoryactivity(civilworks,levelling,etc)tocommenceonoctober2010.cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Mr.WilfredoBacarezaDesignation : vice-PresidentAgency : Redondo Peninsula Energy Inc. telephone No. : (63 2) 793-2800fax No. : (63 2) 817-9508 Email Address :[email protected]



SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE cOAl fIrED POwEr PlANt

DEScrIPtION

Construction of an initial 1 x 135MW coal-firedpowerplant inPhase II of thePhoenixPetroterminaland IndustrialParkatkm118,national Highway, Brgy. Puting Bato West,Calaca, Batangas. Provisions shall be made for the installationof a second1 x 135MWunit in the future.

Thepowerplantwill utilize anAtmosphericCirculating fluidized Bed boiler.

The proponent is Trans Asia Oil and Energy DevelopmentCorporation(TAoil).



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. SignedcontractwiththeBacnotanIndustrialParkCorporationforthepurchaseofindustriallots.

b. Obtained Environmental Compliance Certificate.

c. Grid Impact Study to be conducted by the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines on January 2011.

d. MoAtobesignedwithSemiraraMiningCorporationforthecoalsupply.

e. MoAtobesignedwithengineering,ProcurementandConstructioncontractor.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Dr.FranciscoL.VirayDesignation : President and Chief Executive Officer Agency :TransAsiaoilandenergyDevelopmentCorporation telephone No. : (632)870-0100/870-0249fax No. : (63 2) 870-0433 Email Address :[email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE kAlAyAAN PUMPED StOrAGE POwEr PlANt III (cBk ExPANSION)

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa360MWhydropowerplantin Lumban, Laguna.

The proponent is J Power and SumitomoCorporation.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Conducting feasibility study and Environmental Impact Analysis study.

b. Secured Environmental Compliance Certificate.

c. Grid Impact Studies completed by the National Transmission Corporation.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Mr.MasahiroIkezawaDesignation : Chief Executive Officer Agency :JPowerandSumitomoCorporation telephone No. : (63 2) 884-1351fax No. : (63 2) 884-1360 Email Address :[email protected]



SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE MAUBAN wIND fArM PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa12MWwindpowerplantinMauban,quezon.

TheproponentisquezonPowerPhilippines.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Gathering registration requirements.

b. Pre-development stage.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : Mr. Simo SantavirtaDesignation : General Manager Agency :quezonPowerPhilippines telephone No. : (63 2) 687-2180fax No. : (63 2) 687-2186 to 87 Email Address : [email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL


P R O J E C T P R O f I L E S I I

PrOjEct tItlE rANGAS GEOthErMAl PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Construction of an integrated 40 MWsteamfield and geothermal power plant inBacman Geothermal field, Bacon, Sorsogon.

The proponent is energy DevelopmentCorporation(eDC).



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Ongoing resource assessment and feasibility studies.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION



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PrOjEct tItlE BAlINtINGON rIvEr MUltI-PUrPOSE PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa30MWhydropowerplantin General Tinio, Nueva Ecija.

The proponent is the National Irrigation Administration.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. SignedMemorandumofAgreementwithConcordPacificInvestmentHoldingsLimited,Inc. (Concord PIHLI) for the conduct of the feasibility study.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : Mr. Antonio S. NangelDesignation : Acting Administrator Agency : National Irrigation Administration (NIA) telephone No. : (632)929-6071to78/926-7678fax No. : (63 2) 926-2846 Email Address : [email protected]

SUPPLEMENTAL



PrOjEct tItlE QUEzON POwEr ExPANSION PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Installationof500MWadditionalcapacityinthecoalpowerplantinMauban,quezon.

TheproponentisquezonPowerPhilippines.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. obtainedenvironmentalComplianceCertificatefromDepartmentofenvironmentandnaturalResources.

b. Grid Impact Study completed by National Transmission Corporation.

c. DevelopmentStage..

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : Mr. Simo SantavirtaDesignation : General Manager Agency :quezonPowerPhilippines telephone No. : (63 2) 687-2180fax No. : (63 2) 687-2186 to 87 Email Address : [email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE MANItO-kAyABON GEOthErMAl PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Construction of an integrated 40 MWsteamfield and geothermal power plant inBacman Geothermal field, Bacon, Sorsogon.




PrOjEct StAtUS


cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Mr.raymondH.quirozDesignation :Manager,StrategyManagementDivision Agency :energyDevelopmentCorporation(eDC) telephone No. : (632)8401890/667-7332fax No. : (63 2) 8401890 Email Address : [email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE MINDOrO BIOMASS POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Construction of 17.5 MW biomass powerplant in Mindoro.

This project is included in the Phase 3 of projectstobeimplementedbyglobalPowerMindoro Philippines, Inc.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. CompanyregisteredwithSecuritiesandexchangeCommission.

b. Completed the Biomass Supply Assessment.

c. Ongoing site selection.

d. finished preliminary & intermediate plant design.

e. To prepare requirements for initial Environmental Examination.

f. ToprepareregistrationwiththeBoardofinvestmentsandApplicationforgridImpactStudy.

g. Ongoing selection of Engineering, Procurement and Construction contractor.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Mr.SteveWaterfieldDesignation : Chief Executive Officer Agency :globalgreenPowerPLCCorporation telephone No. : (632)635-9688/631-2745fax No. : (63 2) 638 8164 Email Address :[email protected]



SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE PAGBIlAO ExPANSION PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Installationof400MWadditionalcapacityinthecoalplantinPagbilao,quezon.

The proponent is Team Energy Corporation.

MODE Private Initiated IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE TBD


PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Conductingfurtherstudiesinviewofcurrentevents,includingthebiddingthatwillbeconductedbythePowerSectorAssetsandLiabilitiesManagementCorporationfortheIndependentPowerProducerAdministratorofthe700MWcontractedcapacityofPagbilaoPowersubstationandtheworld-widefinancialcrisis.

b. Continuousdiscussionwithlocalgovernmentofficialsofquezonforpossiblesettlementofrealproperty tax issue.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Mr.TatsuroyamaokaDesignation : Executive Vice President for Operation Agency : Team Energy Corporation telephone No. : (632)552-8000/552-8005fax No. : (63 2) 551-7089 Email Address :[email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE DPUD wIND POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionof40MWwindpowerplant inPagudpud, Ilocos Norte.




PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Currently updating the feasibility study.

b. WorkProgramapprovedbyenergyDevelopmentCorporationManagementlastJune2010.

c. Acquiringpermitsandrightofwayfortheinstallationofwindmast.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION




SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE vIllASIGA hyDrOPOwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofan8MWhydropowerplantin Sibalom, Antique.

Theproponent isSunWeSTWater&electricCompany Incorporated.


PrOjEct cOSt PhP 720 MillionuSD16Million SPONSOrING AGENcy

PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Completedconstructionof25.55kilometersaccessroadandhaulingofheavyequipmenttotheproject site.

b. Completed50%constructionoffacilities.

c. Completed20meters(out1kilometer)oftunnelling.

d. entireprojectis18%completed.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : Mr. Jose Silvestre M. NatividadDesignation : President Agency :SunwestWater&electricCo.,Inc. telephone No. : (632)632-7812/470-1789fax No. : (63 2) 47017899 Email Address :[email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL



PrOjEct tItlE NEGrOS BIOMASS POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Construction of 17.5 MW biomass powerplants in Negros.

The project is included in the Phase 1 projects to be implemented by global green PowerPLC.



PrOjEct StAtUS


b. Completed the Biomass Supply Assessment

c. Ongoing site selection

d. To prepare requirements for initial Environmental Examination

e. ToprepareregistrationwiththeBoardofInvestmentandApplicationforgridImpactStudy

f. Ongoing selection of Engineer and Engineering, Procurement and Construction contractor

cONtAct INfOrMAtION



SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE SAMAr BIOMASS POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Construction of 17.5 MW biomass powerplant in Samar.

The project is Included in the Phase 2 projects to be implemented by global green PowerPLC.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. CompanyregisteredwiththeSecuritiesandexchangeCommission.



d. To prepare requirements for initial Environmental Examination.

e. ongoingregistrationwiththeBoardofInvestmentsandapplicationforgridImpactStudy.

f. Ongoing selection of the Engineering, Procurement and Construction contractor.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION



SUPPLEMENTAL

P U B L I C - P R I V A T E P A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S 1 0 12 0 1 0P U B L I C - P R I V A T E P A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S1 0 0 2 0 1 0 P U B L I C - P R I V A T E P A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S 1 0 12 0 1 0P U B L I C - P R I V A T E P A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S1 0 0 2 0 1 0


PrOjEct tItlE DAUIN GEOthErMAl PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Construction of an integrated 40 MWsteamfield and geothermal power plant inDauin,negrosoriental.




PrOjEct StAtUS


cONtAct INfOrMAtION


P U B L I C - P R I V A T E P A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S 1 0 12 0 1 0P U B L I C - P R I V A T E P A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S1 0 0 2 0 1 0

SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE SOUthErN lEytE GEOthErMAl PrOjEct

(fOrMErly cABAlIAN GEOthErMAl)DEScrIPtION

Construction of an integrated 40 MWsteamfield and geothermal power plant inSouthern Leyte.




PrOjEct StAtUS


cONtAct INfOrMAtION



SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE BUNkEr-fIrED POwEr PlANt

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa20MWbunkerfiredpowerplant.

The proponent is Mindanao Energy Systems, Incorporated (MINERGy).


PrOjEct cOSt PhP 900 MillionuSD20Million SPONSOrING AGENcy

PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Currently,inthefinalnegotiationphasewiththesupplieroftheequipmentaswellaswiththeengineering,ProcurementandConstructionturnkeycontractor.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : Mrs. Consuelo G. TionDesignation : President and Chief Operating Officer Agency : Mindanao Energy Systems, Incorporated telephone No. : (+632)631-1581to84/(+6388)8575097/(+6388)8572043/(+6388)8573775fax No. : (+638822) 726019 Email Address : [email protected]



SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE AGUS 3 hyDrOElEctrIc PlANt

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa225MWhydropowerplantin Lanao del Sur.

The proponent is Lanao HydropowerDevelopmentCorporation.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Updated feasibility study.

b. Secured Environmental Compliance Certificate.

c. SignedJointSalesAgreementwithnationalPowerCorporation.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : Mr. Jose Venancio BatiquinDesignation : President Agency :LuzonHydroPowerCorporation telephone No. : (632)793-2770/(+632)793-2800fax No. : (63 2) 817-2380 Email Address : [email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE SOUthErN MINDANAO cOAl-fIrED POwEr StAtION

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa200MWcoalpowerplantinMaasim, Sarangani.

The proponent is Conal Holdings Corporation.

MODE Private Initiated IMPlEMENtAtION SchEDUlE Phase I – 2013Phase II - 2014

PrOjEct cOSt PhP 16,200 MillionuSD360Million SPONSOrING AGENcy DPWH/MnTC

(private proponent)

PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Secured Environmental Compliance Certificate permit in April 2009.

b. ConstructionofPhase1(100MW)startsattheendofthefirstquarterof2013.

c. ConstructionofPhase2(100MW)willstartwithin18to24monthsafterthecommencementofconstruction of Phase 1.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : Mr. Tirso G. SantillanDesignation : Chief Executive Officer Agency : Conal Holdings Corporation telephone No. : (63 2) 812-0294fax No. : (63 2) 812-1005 Email Address : [email protected]

P R O J E C T P R O f I L E S I I I


SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE tAGOlOAN hyDrOPOwEr

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa68MWhydropowerplantinBukidnon.

The proponent is Luzon Hydro PowerCorporation.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. Completed feasibility study.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name : Mr. Jose Venancio BatiquinDesignation : President Agency :LuzonHydroPowerCorporation telephone No. : (632)793-2770/(+632)793-2800fax No. : (63 2) 817-2380 Email Address : [email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE BUkIDNON BIOMASS POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa35MWbiomasspowerplantinBukidnon.

The project is included in the Phase 1 projects tobeimplementedbygreenPowerBukidnonPhilippines, Incorporated.



PrOjEct StAtUS

a. CompanyregisteredwiththeSecuritiesexchangeCommission.





f. Ongoing selection of Engineering, Procurement and Construction contractor.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION




SUPPLEMENTAL


PrOjEct tItlE DAvAO BIOMASS POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Construction of 17.5 MW biomass powerplantinDavaoCity.

The project is included in the Phase 3 of projectstobeimplementedbygreenPowerDavaoPhilippines,Incorporated.



PrOjEct StAtUS






f. Ongoing selection of Engineering, Procurement and Construction contractor.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION

Name :Mr.SteveWaterfieldDesignation : Chief Executive Officer Agency :globalgreenPowerPLCCorporation telephone No. : (63 2) 635-9688; 631-2745fax No. : (63 2) 638 8164 Email Address :[email protected]


SUPPLEMENTAL

P U B L I C - P R I V A T E P A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S P B2 0 1 0P U B L I C - P R I V A T E P A R T N E R S H I P P R O J E C T S1 0 8 2 0 1 0

PrOjEct tItlE cAMIGUIN ISlAND wIND POwEr PrOjEct

DEScrIPtION

Constructionofa5MWwindpowerprojectin Camiguin.



PrOjEct cOSt PhP 562.50 MillionuSD12.50Million SPONSOrING AGENcy

PrOjEct StAtUS

a. WorkprogramapprovedbytheenergyDevelopmentCorporationManagementinJune2010.

b. Pre-development stage.

cONtAct INfOrMAtION



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