The Academy, through its Modernizing Government Regulations Program, would like regulatory agencies to participate, as a potential beneficiary, in the project entitled, “Capability Development Assistance on Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA).” The attached guidelines provide detailed information regarding the project. In the light of signing of the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery continue reading : Enhance your institutional capability to develop smart regulations through Regulatory Impact Analysis

Civil Service Commission Chairperson Alicia de la Rosa-Bala recently urged the Development Academy of the Philippines to “remain captured” by the initial burst of passion and inspiration that its founding fathers harnessed to establish the government’s premier research and training institution 45 years ago in 1973.    Speaking at the DAP’s 45th anniversary celebration at continue reading : CSC Chair urges DAP to keep passion and inspiration of 45 years

A total of 40 officers and technical personnel from 19 agencies completed the fifth run of the course on basic monitoring and evaluation conducted by the Development Academy of the Philippines’ Center for Governance last June 13-15 in Pasig City.    CfG Director Gilbert Lumantao, Dr. Josefina Almeda, Peter Dan Baon, Perigine Cayadong, Mariel Bayangos, and Adelina continue reading : DAP completes fifth batch of course on basic monitoring and evaluation

The Development Academy of the Philippines now can breathe easier.  Fresh from its celebration of its 45th founding anniversary over the previous week, the government’s premier research and training institution now has the three highest positions in its ranks finally filled up with the recent election of its top three officers during the meeting of continue reading : DAP gets new president, chair and vice chair at 45

The Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP), in partnership with the Department of Budget and Management, launched through its Government Quality Management Program a new project designed to improve government services and institutionalize service quality standards (SQS) in government frontline service.  Dubbed as “Malasakit Para Sa Mamamayan” Project, the scheme aims to provide the basis continue reading : DAP launches ‘Malasakit Para Sa Mamamayan’ Project

The Development Academy of the Philippines recently conducted its first batch of public offering on risk management, a workshop aimed at developing skills and competencies that would equip participants in risk-based thinking and enable them to prepare action plans to institute a risk management system guided by internationally recognized principles, framework, and processes for managing continue reading : DAP launches first training workshop on risk management

The Development Academy of the Philippines has survived the test of relevance and viability.  This was the message that its officer in charge, Magdalena L. Mendoza, conveyed to the institution’s employees as the DAP opened its week-long observance of its 45th anniversary this week. The DAP’s quest for excellence in performance toward the fulfillment of its mandate continue reading : DAP has survived the test of relevance and viability – OIC Mendoza

Chief Information Security Officer Angel Redoble of ePLDT and the Development Academy of the Philippines’ Dr. Chester Cabalza identified the threats brought about by today’s technologies and cyber space during the DAP’s “Kartilya Session on Cyber Security” held last June 1 at the DAP Headquarters in Pasig City, saying that it can no longer be continue reading : Redoble, Cabalza identify threats brought by technology and cyber space

The Development Academy of the Philippines’ Center for Governance conducted the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) mandatory training for the newly-elected SK officials of Mandaluyong City on May 20 and 26, 2018 at the DAP Building in Pasig City.  The SK Reform Act of 2015 provides that the DAP, together with the University of the Philippines National continue reading : DAP conducts training for newly-elected SK officials of Mandaluyong City

Senator J.V. Ejercito will be the mission leader for the upcoming benchmarking study mission to Japan, which will serve as the the third and final component of the Capability Building on Innovative Leadership for Legislative Staff (CBILLS) Program that started with its inaugural batch in April of this year. Scheduled this coming June 18 to 22, continue reading : Senator JV Ejercito to lead legislative staff study mission in Japan