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Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA)

HIGHLIGHTS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS (CY 2011)

The following are the significant accomplishments of MARINA for the period January to December 2011 under the President’s 16-Point Development Agenda, as contained in his Social Contract with the Filipino People and the Philippine Development Plan for CY 2011-2016: A. Anti-corruption, transparent and accountable governance

The MARINA Strategy for the Philippine Maritime Industry (2011-2016) was formulated in line with the strategic direction and advocacy for good governance and anti-corruption of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC). The MARINA Strategy is a governance framework based on the Performance Governance System (PGS) approach, which embodies MARINA’s commitment to undertake the necessary reforms founded on performance, good governance and systems innovation, and is expected to generate the following results: (a) an integrated framework for the various maritime industry sectors of the country; (b) meaningful strategic directions and desired outcomes for the maritime industry and its sectors validated and adopted; and (c) needed essential changes in the Agency to achieve its Vision, Mission and Objectives identified and implemented. Fueled by its three (3) core values of professionalism, integrity and excellence (PIE) and the agency’s critical role as the Maritime Administration in steering the integrated and sustained development of the country’s maritime industry, MARINA commits that: “By 2016, MARINA shall become a premiere maritime administration in Southeast Asia propelling the Philippine maritime industry to global competitiveness.” To ensure realization of its Vision and contribute to the DOTC’s socio-economic impact objective of “improved accessibility, mobility and interconnectivity (seamless), and safe, secure, efficient and sustainable transportation system”, MARINA has identified four (4) important strategic objectives under the socio-economic perspective, from where measures, targets, initiatives and critical action steps or programs and projects have been developed, namely:

� Attractive Philippine ship registry � The Philippines as a major center for shipbuilding and ship repair � Modern and vibrant domestic merchant fleet as part of a seamless

transportation system � Sustained development of globally competitive seafarers

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In keeping with the objectives of RA 9485 otherwise known as the “Anti-Red Tape Act (ARTA) of 2007, MARINA issued Administrative Order (AO) No. 12-11 on 23 August 2011 adopting the “Guidelines on the Receiving and Releasing of Documents at the MARINA Central Office” in order to provide efficient handling, recording and tracking of documents. To further promote transparency in the agency, reduce if not eliminate opportunities for irregularities, efficiently deliver frontline services to the public, and in the pursuance of the MARINA Strategy, Administrative Order (AO) No. 13-11 was issued on 22 September 2011, directing all its frontline offices to strictly implement the policies and guidelines in the strict compliance and implementation of Standard Processing Time (SPT) for all applications, streamlining of quasi-judicial issuances for tramping operations, among others. B. Poverty reduction and empowerment of the poor and vulnerable

In order to provide equal access to development opportunities, MARINA shall formulate policies, rules and regulations, and embark in programs that will encourage investment and employment that will eventually redound to poverty reduction. On 30 March 2011, MARINA issued MARINA Advisory No. 2011-03 on the Guidelines in the Implementation of MARINA Circular No. 2009-05 covering the Legalization of Unregistered Motorbancas Operating in the Philippine Waters through the adoption of simplified procedures and documentary requirements and pro-poor vessel fees. In June 2011, there were 72 motorbanca operators and 5 boatbuilders in Binangonan, Rizal that were registered. These motorbancas employ a total of 301 crew and have an aggregate total passenger capacity of 3,034.

On 08 August 2011, the Sangguniang Bayan of the Municipality of Binangonan issued Resolution No. 2011-080 acknowledging the untiring support and efforts of the MARINA and the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) for helping the members of the Talim Island Passenger Motorboat and Patron Association (TIPMOPA) in securing their Certificates of Public Convenience (CPCs). Such effort has contributed to the safe and efficient transport services for the 45,547 population of Talim Islands which currently comprise 19 Barangays. Additional revenues are likewise expected to be generated by the Municipality of Binangonan with the legalization effort.

MARINA Regional Offices (MROs) have also launched legalization activities in their respective areas of jurisdiction this year. For the period April to June 2011, MRO VII legalized the operations of unregistered motorbancas and boatbuilders in the provinces of Cebu, Bohol and Negros Oriental resulting to the issuance of 231 Certificates of Philippine Registry (CPRs) and Certificates of Ownership (COs), and 87 Certificates of Public Convenience (CPCs). In July 2011, MRO IV conducted mobile registration of motorbancas in Coron and El Nido, Palawan, which aimed to upgrade the level of compliance of tourist boats in the area with MARINA rules and regulations specifically on safety standards. In April 2011, MRO X & XIII conducted legalization of motorbancas in San Jose, Dinagat Island, Surigao del Norte in which 97 motorbancas out of 120 were registered and 98 applications for Boat Captain and Marine Diesel Mechanic were processed. With the aim of bringing MARINA’s services closer to its clientele, eight (8) on-site processing of Seafarer’s Identification and Record Books (SIRBs) were undertaken

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in various maritime schools as of 2nd quarter of 2011. These schools include the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA), Philippine Merchant Marine School (PMMS), Central Luzon College of Science and Technology (CELTECH), Dr. Yanga’s College and Philippine Nautical Training Center Colleges (PNTC) and Jose Feliciano College. At the same time, in This activity, according to the officials of the schools which availed of this service, had contributed to the timely processing of SIRBs and ensured the safety and convenience of their cadets considering that they do not have to leave their campuses for the purpose.

A similar on-site SIRB processing activity was conducted at North-Western Mindanao Institute of Technology at Ozamis City on 29-31 March 2011 in which 84 SIRBs were issued. In order to monitor, assess and rate the standard services being offered to passengers by domestic liner and ferry operators and at the same time instill public awareness of the differences in shipping service standards, MARINA conducted Passenger Service Rating System (PSRS) surveys in selected interisland shipping routes from 17-28 May 2011 in the implementation of its existing MARINA Memorandum Circular No. 125 covering the Adoption of the PSRS:

A. Primary Routes/ Links (Long Haul)

1. Manila to Iloilo City 2. Manila to Cebu City 3. Cagayan de Oro City to Manila

B. Secondary Routes/Links

1. Bacolod City to Dumangas, Iloilo and Vice Versa 2. Caticlan, Aklan to Roxas, Oriental Mindoro and Vice Versa 3. Batangas City to Calapan, Oriental Mindoro and Vice Versa 4. Cebu City to Tubigon, Bohol and Vice Versa 5. Jagna, Bohol to Balbagon, Camiguin 6. Benoni, Camiguin to Balingoan, Misamis Occidental

For the primary routes/long haul, three (3) vessels owned and operated respectively by Philippine Span Asia Carrier Corp. (formerly Sulpicio Lines, Inc.), Negros Navigation Corp. (NENACO) and Aboitiz Transport System Corp. were surveyed under the PSRS and results showed that the average passenger service rating of the 3 vessels is 66.71% out of 100%. On the other hand, 29 vessels were covered under the PSRS survey for the secondary routes which resulted to an average passenger service rating of 50.61% out of 100%. In a consultative meeting held on 08 November 2011, these shipping companies agreed to improve the quality of their services to the public. In recognition of the invaluable contribution of the country’s seafarers in terms of dollar remittances, Presidential Proclamation Order 183 was issued on 03 June 2011 declaring June 25 of each year as the Day of the Filipino Seafarers. In this regard, the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) through the MARINA spearheaded the week-long nationwide celebration of the Day of the Filipino Seafarers from June 21 to 25 and July 4, 2011 in collaboration and

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coordination with relevant government agencies and private individuals and organizations in the maritime community. Highlighting the event was the conduct of a National Forum on Piracy at Sea: Orchestrating the Response, organized by the Philippine Association of Maritime Training Centers, Inc. (PAMTCI) and the Philippine Association of maritime Institutions (PAMI). As a related activity, MARINA was likewise designated as the lead agency in the celebration of the 2011 National Maritime Week from 25 September to 01 October 2011 in line with IMO Circular Letter No. 3126 dated 01 December 2010 relative to the celebration of the 2011 World Maritime Day. Activities for the occasion were successfully conducted by MARINA in close coordination with relevant government agencies, maritime schools, maritime organizations/associations and other entities. The First National Seafarers Congress held from 29-30 September 2011 at the Epifanio Delos Santos Auditorium of the National Library served as the center of the celebration with its theme of “Empowering the Filipino Seafarers through Accurate Information”. Presented during the Congress are issues relevant to the seafarer’s profession, education, training and employment. On 27 September 2011, a Memorandum of Agreement was entered between the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) and the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) for the effective and equitable enforcement of relevant content-regulation laws requiring passenger vessels to properly observe the provisions of PD 474, RA 9295 and its Revised IRR and PD 1986 and its IRR to protect the public from any public exhibition of television programs and motion pictures which are deemed offensive for being immoral, indecent, contrary to law and/or good customs and injurious to the prestige of the Republic of the Philippines or its people. C. Rapid, inclusive and sustained economic growth

To foster and sustain economic growth, provision of basic transportation services is still being encouraged to stimulate economic activities especially in the regions through the continued implementation of OP Administrative Order No. 123 and OP Executive Order Nos. 170A/170B to support the government’s Strong Republic Nautical Highway (SRNH) project with three (3) components, namely, (a) the Road RORO Terminal System (RRTS); (b) Cold Chain and (c) the Grains Highway. As of November 2011, 24 shipping companies which are grantees of Certificates of Public Convenience (CPCs) covering 42 vessels provide shipping services to the identified routes in the Western, Central and Eastern Nautical Highways, as shown below:

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Route No. of Companies

No. of Vessels

• Western Nautical Highway

Batangas City – Calapan, Oriental Mindoro 4 15

Roxas, Oriental Mindoro – Caticlan, Malay, Aklan

3 6

Dumanggas, Iloilo – Bacolod City 4 4

Dumaguete City – Dapitan, Zamboanga del Norte

5 5

Sub-total 16 30

• Central Nautical Highway

Pilar, Sorsogon – Aroroy, Masbate none none

Cawayan, Masbate – Bogo, Cebu Suspended operation Cebu City – Tubigon, Bohol 2 3 Jagna, Bohol – Balbagon – Mambajao,

Camiguin 1 1

Benoni, Mahinog, Camiguin – Balingoan, Misamis Oriental

3 6

Sub-total 7 11

• Eastern Nautical Highway

Bulan, Sorsogon – Masbate City 1 1

Cataingan, Masbate – Naval, Biliran 1 1

Benit, San Ricardo, Southern Leyte – Surigao City

none none

Sub-total 2 2

Total 24 42

A recent adjunct to the existing SRNH Project under the DOTC is the Local Central Spine Nautical Highway Project for the construction and operation of an integrated transportation system combining a RORO port network and services with new toll roads linking Manila to Panay, Negros, Cebu, Bohol and Northern Mindanao. For the effective pursuit of requisite technical studies and coordinative efforts with concerned government agencies, DOTC Special Order No. 2011-191 was issued on 20 September 2011 creating a Task Force on Project Central Spine RORO (Nautical Inter-Island Super Highway), which included the MARINA as one of the Members.

D. Strengthening of Institutional and Legislative Framework for the

Philippine Maritime Administration

MARINA has pursued several programs and activities that will further strengthen its role as the Maritime Administration. From 17 to 21 January 2011, MARINA conducted the National Workshop on Flag State Implementation (FSI), the first of the three (3) capacity building programs approved by the IMO mainly to assist the Philippines in the effective discharge of its overall responsibilities as the Flag State Administration through provision of knowledge and guidance on the structure and mechanisms necessary for enhancing the capacity of the Flag States towards the effective implementation of the mandatory IMO instruments.

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To strengthen the ties of friendship and cooperation between the Philippines and other countries, the 12th Joint Committee on Maritime Affairs (JCMA) Meeting between the Republic of the Philippines and the Kingdom of the Netherlands was held at Casa Marinero, Intramuros, Manila on 17 May 2011 with the objective of obtaining substantive progress in bilateral relations especially in the field of maritime transport and manpower. Likewise, MARINA submitted its comments on the Revised Draft Agreement between the Philippines and China on Sea-Land Intermodal Freight Vehicle Transportation Shipped via Roll-On-Roll-Off (RORO) vessels to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on 13 May 2011. To further enhance the technical expertise of MARINA, two (2) Memoranda of Agreement with the Philippine Center for Advance Maritime Simulation and Training, Inc. (PHILCAMSAT) and the Mariners Polytechnic Training Center referred to as “MARINERS” were forged on 16 June 2011 relative to the provision of training, use of equipment and related facilities to MARINA officials/personnel to ensure that they possess adequate and/or update their knowledge on the various specialized disciplines in maritime affairs which can serve as tools for the provision of better services to its stakeholders and further promotion of maritime safety in the country. To adopt a national policy that will enhance the performance of the MARINA as the Maritime Administration setting the directives of the maritime industry towards its Vision of becoming a Premier Maritime Administration in Southeast Asia by 2016, a Technical Working Group (TWG) was created under SO No. 381-10 dated 29 July 2010 which will be responsible in the review and finalization of the Philippine Maritime Act (PMA) of 2011 taking into consideration pending relevant Bills under the 14th Congress. The passage and implementation of the PMA envisions to strengthen the MARINA as the Maritime Administration and to make the country’s maritime industry more competitive.

A Familiarization Seminar on the 2010 Manila Amendments to the STCW Convention and Code was conducted on 23-24 August 2011 in coordination with the Philippine Association of Maritime Training Centers, Inc. (PAMTCI) to MARINA personnel to orient them in the implementation of the said Convention and Code by January 2012. Prior to this, a National Seminar on the same subject was conducted on 18-22 July 2011 at the Maritime Academy for Asia and the Pacific (MAAP) which was attended by MARINA officials and representatives from government agencies and the private sector as a Philippine initiative to comply with the implementation of the 2010 Manila Amendments to the STCW Convention and Code.

E. Integrity of the environment and climate change mitigation and adaptation

Under the technical assistance/cooperation program approved by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) for the Philippines in 2010, two (2) marine environment-related IMO Conventions have been the subject of National Workshops conducted in 2011. On 13-15 April 2011, the National Workshop on the International Convention on the Control of Harmful Anti-fouling Systems (AFS) on Ships was held at the Casa Marinero, Intramuros, Manila. This Convention aims to mitigate the harmful effects of

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marine pollution to the environment. The Workshop, which was jointly organized by the IMO with the Government of the Philippines and hosted by the MARINA for and in behalf of the DOTC, was attended by 61 representatives from various government agencies, non-government organizations and private sectors. The Workshop has achieved its objectives of familiarizing the participants with the key aspects of the AFS Convention, in particular, on the national responsibilities and steps towards its ratification and implementation. On 08-10 November 2011, the National Workshop on the Growth of an International Ship Recycling Industry in the Philippines Based on Compliance to International Safety and Environmental Standards was held at the Casa Marinero, Intramuros, Manila. The Hong Kong Ship Recycling Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships, adopted in Hong Kong, China, from 11-15 May 2009, aims to ensure that ships, when being recycled after reaching their economic lives, do not pose unnecessary risks to human lives, safety and environment. The Workshop consisting of nine (9) sessions, including the Plant Visit to a Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Treatment Facility in Bataan, has twelve (12) Resource Speakers including nine (9) experts from various countries and three (3) from the Philippines. The nine (9) international guest speakers represented international organizations such as the IMO, ILO, UNIDO, UNEP and Prime Ministry of the Republic of Turkey and the business sector group from UK, Germany and Japan. In the local scene, MARINA has participated in three (3) Writeshops/Workshops on the Implementation of the Operational Plan for the Manila Bay Coastal Strategy (OPMBCS) to support the clean-up program to rehabilitate the Manila Bay:

� Updating of the Operational Plan for the Manila Bay Coastal Strategy

(OPMBCS) held on 16-20 May 2011 at Sierra Madre Resorts and Hotel, Tanay, Rizal;

� Finalization of the revised OPMBCS held on 07-08 June 2011 at Lewis Grand Hotel, Don Juico Avenue, Clarkview, Angeles City, Pampanga; and

� Synchronization of the Implementation of the OPMBCS held on 24-26 August 2011 at the Estancia Resort Hotel, Tagaytay City

As part of MARINA’s commitment to the OPMBCS, a MARINA Circular has been drafted requiring Philippine shipyards to submit their Shipyard Waste Management Report to MARINA designed to monitor the waste disposal system of shipyards. The draft MARINA Circular has yet to be subjected to comments/consultation with the concerned stakeholders prior to approval.

Project Updates

1. Categorization of Navigational Areas in the Philippines cum Geographical

Information Systems (GIS)

In collaboration with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the National Mapping and Resource Information Agency (NAMRIA), the Project was pursued with the end in view of reducing the number of maritime accidents in the

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country through categorization of the existing navigational and restricted areas with the use of the GIS software and to determine the type and size of ships that can be allowed to ply therein. In this regard, the identified set of parameters such as ship design, weather conditions and hydrographic factors to determine the type of ships that could navigate in specific navigational areas were pilot tested in Subic, Corregidor, Central and Western Nautical Highway routes. Relative to this, series of a 5-day On the Job Training (OJT) in the Central and MARINA Regional Offices on Basic Application of the GIS and the operation of the Manifold Software and its applications to concerned MARINA employees were conducted from March to October 2011.

The final Seminar on the Categorization of Navigational Areas in the Philippines was conducted on 21-25 November 2011 which resulted to the identification of parameters in the categorization of navigational areas into protected waters and coastal waters or open seas and the corresponding license to be issued to vessels based on these categories.

2. Feasibility Study on the Gradual Shifting from Wooden-Hull to Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP)-Hull Type Ships

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), through its Technical Assistance Program, and as part of the Work Program of the JICA Expert assigned at MARINA, commissioned the Almec Corporation to undertake the Feasibility Study which commenced in February 2011. The Study aims to promote the FRP-hull type ships to replace WHS and contribute to the modernization and standardization of small ships in the Philippines with the ultimate goal of promoting safety for this type of ships. The 3-month Study covered the areas in Batangas, Mindoro, Bicol, Caticlan, Cebu, Bohol and Iloilo and was completed in April 2011. As Part II of the Study, a Project component relating to the construction of the FRP Prototype Boat was completed in May 2011 by ALS Marine Center Corp. Correspondingly, the sea trial of the Prototype Boat was conducted at Tanza, Cavite on 31 May 2011 with representatives from MARINA and JICA-Manila as observers. Highlighted during the MARINA Anniversary celebration on 01 June 2011 was the launching of the FRP Prototype Boat Project.

Relative to the above Study, a Seminar on Modernizing the Small Ships in cooperation with the JICA was conducted on 21 June 2011 at the Garden Plaza Hotel & Suites at Paco, Manila which was attended by MARINA employees (CO and MROs) and representatives from other government agencies, associations of small boat operators, shipyards and private sector.

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Policy Issuances MARINA Circulars (MC)

Approved by the MARINA Board and Published:

1. MC No. 2011-01 - Revised Rules for the Construction of Wooden Hull Ships and Wooden Hull Boats with Outriggers (Approved on 27 October 2010 and published on 23 March 2011)

2. MC No. 2011-02 - Revised Rules on the Grant of Dispensation Permit to

Seafarers Onboard Philippine Registered Ships Engaged in International Voyages (Approved by the MARINA Board on 10 March 2011 and issued on 24 June 2011)

3. MC No. 2011-03 - Revised Rules and Regulations to Implement the Code of

Safe Practice for Cargo Stowage and Securing in Domestic Shipping (Approved by the MARINA Board on 25 January 2010 and issued on 14 July 2011)

4. MC No. 2011-04 – Revised Rules on the Temporary Utilization of Foreign-

Registered Ships within the National Territory (Approved by the MARINA Board on 17 November 2011 and issued on 15 December 2011)

Approved by the MARINA Board but Pending Publication:

1. Amendment to MC 182 - Rules in the Acquisition of Ships under PD No. 760, as

amended, specifically on Bond Requirements (October 17, 2011)

2. IRR of RA 9515 - Rules and Regulations to Implement the Provisions of RA

9515 entitled, “An Act Defining the Liability of Ship Agents in the Tramp Service

and for other Purposes” (October 17, 2011)

Discussed in the MARINA Board but Remanded:

1. Amendment to MC No. 200 - Rules in the Issuance and Maintenance of

Continuous Synopsis Record (CSR) for Philippine Registered Ships Engaged in

International Voyages (November 17, 2011)

2. Amendment to MC No. 2009-23 - Rules on the Grant of Missionary Route

Operator Status for RORO and Similar Type of Ships (May 19, 2011)

3. MARINA Circular – Rules Governing the Suspension of Operation of Ships

and/or Crew Documents in case of Maritime Accidents (November 17, 2011)

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MARINA Advisory (MA) / Flag State Administration Advisory (FSAA)

1. MA No. 2011-01 – Clarification on the Interpretation of Section 5 of MC No. 2006-003 concerning Capitalization Requirements (issued on 23 February 2011)

2. MA No. 2011-02 – Suspension of the Requirement of MARINA to Submit

Quarterly Report of Finances and Operations under Section 8(8.6.2) Rule III of the Revised IRR of RA No. 9295 (issued on 29 March 2011)

3. MA No. 2011-03 – Guidelines in the Implementation of MC No. 2009-05 on the Legalization of Unregistered Motorbancas Operating in the Philippine Waters (issued on 05 April 2011)

4. FSAA No. 2011-04 – Imposition of Fines by Brazil on Foreign Seafarers from Countries Who are Not Signatories to International Labor Organization (ILO) Convention 185 (issued on 11 May 2011)

5. MA No. 2011-05 – Prohibition for all Shipping Companies/Operators/Manning Agencies from affixing or sticking any company stickers and identification markers on the front and back covers of SIRBs issued by MARINA to all Filipino seafarers (issued on 09 June 2011)

6. FSAA No. 2011-06 – Carriage of Immersion Suits on Philippine Registered Cargo Ships Engaged in International Voyages (issued on 24 June 2011)

7. FSAA No. 2011-07 – Protocol during Emergencies requiring all shipping

companies operating in the domestic trade to adopt procedures in response to emergency shipboard situations to include reporting of accidents and dangerous situations. (issued on 11 August 2011)

8. MA No. 2011-08 – Repeated and Willful Cancellation of Ship’s Sailing Frequencies /Schedule of Trips (issued on 26 August 2011)

9. FSAA No. 2011-09 – Entry into Force on 01 January 2011 of the Amendments to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS 74), as amended and International Conventions for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL 73/74) (issued on 30 September 2011)

10. MA No. 2011-10 – Special Authority to Operate Passenger and/or Cargo Liner Ships during Holiday Season (issued on 24 October 2011)

11. MA No. 2011-11 – Revocation of Licenses for Major Patron (MAP), Minor Patron (MIP), Boat Captain (BC) and Marine Diesel Mechanic (MDM) Bearing the Scanned Signatures of the MARINA Administrator (issued on 24 November 2011)

12. MA No. 2011-12 – Amendment of MA No. 2011-11 on the Clarification that all

previously issued licenses for MAP, MIP, BC, MDM, bearing the scanned

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signature of the MARINA Administrator Emerson M. Lorenzo shall remain valid until 31 January 2012, within which time such licenses shall be surrendered to the Office of the Administrator for purposes or re-issuance / replacement free of charge. (issued on 27 November 2011)

Approved by the MARINA Board but Pending Publications: 1. FSAA – Employment of Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel

Onboard Philippine Registered Ships Transiting the High Risk Area (November 17, 2011)

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SUPERVISORY AND REGULATORY FUNCTIONS A. DOMESTIC SHIPPING SECTOR

Accreditation of Domestic Shipping Enterprises/Entities

Figure 1: Number of Issued Accreditation Certificates

Potential investors have painted a bright future in the country’s economic position due to so many factors, among them the drive against graft and corruption by the government, the improving peace and order situation in the country and other internal concerns which accounted for a 21% increase in the accreditation of Domestic Shipping Companies under MC 2006-003 and 79% in the accreditation under Memorandum Circular 186, respectively over those recorded in the previous year. The Regional Offices accredited 548 representing 80% of the total while the rest were issued by the Central Office.

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New entrants were recorded at 324 or a 65% increase from previous year’s data of 196, and renewals were posted at 361 or a decrease of 3%.

Ship Acquisition

Figure 2: Number of Applications Approved for Ship Acquisition

Vessel acquisition for domestic utilization increased remarkably by 44% over those acquired for the same period in 2010, as the strength of the Philippine peso stirred demand for ships for domestic utilization. The period under review reflected a total of 162 vessels acquired thru importation as against 114 in 2010 or an increase of 42%, while Bareboat Chartering manifested also an increase of 64%. Importation for the period were mostly cargo ships followed by miscellaneous ships which are largely service boats acquired by resort owners to cater to foreign and local tourists of the resorts.

Ship Registration and Documentation

Figure 3: Registration and Documentation

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2000

4000

6000

8000

2011 2010

4747

6157

4388

5162

227 286

CO CPR Local Sale

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The issuance of Certificate of Philippine Registry (CPR) manifested a decrease of 15%. Figure showed a decrease of 23% in the total number of Certificate of Ownership (CO) issued from the figure of the same period the previous year. Although there is a 5% increase in the number of issuance of new COs due to the increase number of vessel acquisition thru importation, renewals has recorded a decrease of 35% for the period under review.

Ship Licensing

Figure 4: Number of Ship Licenses Issued

Licenses issued for the period under review totaled 4899 or an increase of 3% as against those issued in 2010. CWL accounted for 66%, BRL is 23% and PYL 2% of the total issuances.

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Issuance of New/Renewal/Extension/Amendments of Certificate of Public Convenience (CPC) and Exemption

Figure 5: Number of CPC Issued

Total number of issued of CPCs for vessels plying in the domestic

trade decreased by 5%. However, issuance of new CPCs increased

by 28%.

Issuance of Special Permit for Temporary Change of Ship Operation from Overseas to Domestic and Exemption Permits

Figure 6: Number of Special Permits/Exemption Permits Issued

Special Permits/Exemption Permits issued to overseas vessels deployed in the domestic trade increased by 67%, due to the entry and utilization of highly specialized ships in the country, mostly utilized in the oil exploration projects/activities in Palawan.

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Availment of Incentives

Figure 7: Number of Endorsement for Availment of Incentives

For the period under review, 55 applications were processed, 14 of

which are for Tax Exemption and 41 were for VAT Exemption were

indorsed to Board of Investment (BOI) under the investment

Priorities Plan (IPP) or the Department of Finance for the availment

of incentives. Compared to last year’s record of 69, the number of

indorsements decreased by 20%.

Issuance of Ship Safety Inspection System (SSIS) Certificates

Figure 8: Number of SSIS-Related Certificates Issued

The total number of Ship Safety Inspection System (SSIS)-related certificates issued is computed at 20,869 or an increase of 3% from previous year’s data.

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Issuance of Certificate of Compliance (COC) under MC 65/65-A

Figure 9: Number of Certificate of Compliance Issued

Certificates of Compliance are being issued by the MARINA covering particular ship types with respect to their compliance with the requirements under MC Nos. 65/65-A, 112, 134, 150, 151 and 196. The total number issued Certificate of Compliance for the period under review increased by 43% due to the efforts of the Agency in insuring the protection of the riding public against unreasonable, poor and inefficient service.

B. OVERSEAS SHIPPING SECTOR

Accreditation of Overseas Shipping Companies

Figure 1: Number of Accreditation Certificates Issued

Data showed that there was a decrease by 33% in the accreditation of overseas shipping companies under Memorandum Circular No. 181 to operate vessels under the Philippine Registry, while accreditation of

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other maritime-related enterprises under Memorandum Circular No. 186 posted a decrease by 6%. Applications processed for this key performance indicator as mostly for renewal.

Ship Acquisition

Figure 2: Number of Approved Applications for Ship Acquisition

Acquisition of vessels through bareboat chartering decreased by 33% which can be attributed to a lesser number of vessels scheduled for renewal. Of the total number, 12 were newly bareboat chartered or a decrease of 25% than those acquired for the same period in 2010.

Ship Documentation

Figure 3: Number of Documentation Certificates Issued

Number of Certificate of Philippine Registry (CPR) issued for the period under review increased by 8%. On the other hand, no Certificate of

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Ownership (CO) was issued as there was no transaction for the importation of vessel for the period under review.

Deletion Certificates Issued

Figure 4: Number of Deletion Certificates Issued

Application for Deletion of vessels from the Philippine-registry showed a decrease of 4%. This indicates that there were lesser number of vessels sold, scrapped or whose bareboat charter contracts were terminated.

Issuance of Safety-Related Certificates

Figure 5: Number of Safety-Related Certificates Issued

Issuance of safety-related certificates posted an increase of 5%. Issuance of Civil Liability Certificate (CLC) which is mandatory to answer for the liability for pollution damage under CLC92 increased by 10%, while issuance of Minimum Safe Manning Certificate (MSMC)

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which serves to provide security measures for Philippine-registered ships engaged in international voyages also increased by 4%. There was no transaction for Dispensation Permit (DP) for seafarer onboard Philippine-registered seagoing ships.

Issuance of Special Permit for Temporary Change of Ship Operation from Domestic to Overseas

Figure 6: Number of Special Permits Issued

Business opportunities of our Philippine-registered vessels to temporarily change shipping operation from domestic to overseas, decreased by 20% due to fewer demand for vessels to transport goods and other commodities from domestic to overseas.

C. SHIPBUILDING AND SHIP REPAIR SECTOR

Accreditation of Marine Surveying Companies

Figure 1: Number of Marine Surveying Companies/Entities Accredited

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Accreditation for this indicator equaled those accredited for the same period in 2010.

Ship Acquisition thru Local Construction

Figure 2: Number of Approved Applications for Ship Acquisition thru Local Construction

The number of approved applications for ship acquisition thru local construction recorded a decrease of 33% over that of last year’s figure.

Issuance of Safety-Related Certificates

Figure 3: Number of Safety-Related Certificates Issued

Safety-related documents being issued by this Authority includes Tonnage Measurement Certificate/International Tonnage Certificate, Loadline Certificate and Stability Calculation /Issuance of Stability

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Certificate. For the period under review, a total of 2959 certificates were issued recording a 39% increase from previous year’s data.

Licensing of SBSR Entities

Figure 4: Number of SBSR Entities Licensed

The period under review saw a decrease of 0.4% in the licensing of SBSR entities from last year’s data. SBSR (Small) accounted for 18%, license to engage in Afloat Ship Repair 19% and Boatbuilding 63%.

D. MARITIME MANPOWER SECTOR

Seafarer’s Identification and Record Book (SIRB) Issued/Re-issued

Figure 1: Number of SIRB Issued

Issuance of Seafarers Identification and Record Book (SIRB) is demand-driven activity. For the period under review, the issuance of SIRB saw an increase of 6% as against those issued for the same

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period in 2010. 18% or 27,837 were for new issuances, while 82% or 126,721 were renewals. The MARINA Regional Office accounted for 33% of the total issuances while the rest were issued by the Central Office.

Accreditation of Training Centers

Figure 2: Number of Training Centers Accredited

A decrease of 93% in the number of accredited training centers was recorded for the period under review. No new training program was accredited for this period while 4 was accredited for the same period last year.

Issuance of Qualification Document Certificate (QDC)

Figure 3: Number of QDC Issued

Issuance of Qualification Document Certificate (QDC) is also demand-driven. A decrease of 9% (7,659) was recorded for the period under

24

review. 48% were issued by the MARINA Regional Offices, while the rest were issued by the Central Office.

25

26

COURSE TITTLE PARTICIPANTS DURATION CONDUCTED

BY / VENUE

2011 DOTC Strategic

Planning Workshop

1. EMERSON F. LORENZO

2. ARSENIO F. LINGAD

25-26 January

2011

DOTC

MARINA Planning

Workshop

1. B J. ORTIZ JR.

2.IRVING L. SAIPUDIN

3.M. D. MENDOZA

4.NANETTE V. DINOPOL

5.MANUEL C. PORTUS

6. V C. ARMONIA, SR.

7. ROBERTO C. ARCEO

8.J.V A. VERO

9.DELIA P. LORENZO

10.E. M. LORENZO

11.ATTY. N.A. CONTI

12. ATTY G V. BAÑAS

13. MA. C.C. ARBOLARIO

14. MYRNA C. CLEMINO

15.LUCITA C. MADARANG

16.M. Z. ARCILLA

17.EMMANUEL B. CARPIO

18. M. E. CALAG

19.D. A. REYES

20. A. A. ROMERO

21. B. U. ADIL

26.F.M. CALAOAGAN

27. E J. B. BORCI

28.E.C. ENCARNACION

29. M.T. MAMISAO

30.C A. DELA CRUZ

31.M E. VALDERAMA

32.B. R. OLIVEROS

24-28 January

2011

MARINA,

Ilocos , Norte

Hotel and

Convention

Center

27

22.P.C. PIMENTEL

23. A.F. SANTIAGO

24.J.C. ARSENAS

25. C.L. SERRANO

Emergency Advance

Strategic Planning

Workshop

1. MYRNA C. CLEMINO 10-12 January

2011

MARINA

Marina Board

Room

2012 NATIONAL

BUDGET FORUM

1. CONSUELO T. DELA CRUZ

2. REGINA M. QUIÑONES

3.NELSON B. MACALINCAG

4.JOANNA M. YAP

06 January

2011

DBM

Camp Crame,

Quezon City

28

IMO NATIONAL

WORKSHOP ON FLAG

STATE

IMPLEMENTATION

1. ATTY. G V. BAÑAS

2.ATTY. N A. CONTI

3. ENGR. B J. ORTIZ

4. MS. M.C. CLEMINO

5. ENGR. J.F.

DIMAANO

6.MS. L. T.

MADARANG

7.MS. AI Z. ARCILLA

8. N. V. DINOPOL

9.M. D. MARTIN

10.ATTY. M. C.

PORTUS

11.RENE H. MANI

12. M. D. MENDOZA

13.R. E. DELIMA

14.V. ARMONIA

15.F. N. ORONGAN

16. ATTTY.I.

SAIPUDIN

17.A.A. ROMERO

18.A.R. ESPIRITU

19.A. F. SANTIAGO

20. ENGR. J. BEA

21. S. J. BORROMEO

22. MA. C.C.

ARBOLARIO

23.R.C. ARCEO

39.E.J. B. BORCI

40. ENGR. D. A. REYES

41. ENGR E.P. DELA

CRUZ

42.ENGR. L R. NICOLAS

43.ENGR. R.R. ESTUR

44. ENGR. R. J.

VICTORIA

45. M.T. MAMISAO

46. J.O. CASTILLO

47.L.U. DELOS SANTOS

48.E.C. CALUZA

49.R. A. DEL MUNDO

50. ENGR. DG. TOLOSA

51. C.B. OBMERGA

52. E.C. CASTILLO. JR.

17-21 January

2011

IMO

Casa Marinero,

Intramuros,

Manila

29

24. A.U. CASTILLO

25.F.M. CALAOAGAN

26. ATTY.V. B. CALAG

27. ATTY. R H.

HUBILLA

28. ATTY. P C.

FERRARO

29. ENGR JV. V. VERO

30. P.C. PIMENTEL

31. J.J. TEAÑO

32. H.C. VILLANUEVA

JR.

33. MA.S.A. CASAS

34. ATTY. B. U. ADIL

35.A.F. LINGAD II

36. N.S. ATIENZA

37. P.S. CHUA

38. D.P.LORENZO

30

REGIONAL

DIRECTORS

CONFERENCE

1. BIENVENIDO ORTIZ JR.

2.MYRNA C. CLEMINO

3. LUCITA T. MADARANG

4.MARY ANN ARMI Z. ARCILLA

5.NANETTE V. DINOPOL

6. MANUEL C. PORTUS

7. EMMANUEL B. CARPIO

8.MARIANITO D. MENDOZA

9. VIRGILIO C. ARMONIA JR.

10. IRVING SAIPUDIN

16-17

February

2011

MARINA

FORUM ON

SUCCESS FACTORS

IN HANDLING PR

AND CRISIS

COMMUNICATION

IN GOV”T

ATTY. GLORIA V. BAÑAS

24-25

February

2011

Crown Plaza

Hotel, Ortigas

Center Pasig, City

ATTENDANCE TO

THE (TWG) OF THE

HOUSE

COMMITTEE ON

TRANSPORTATION

ON MARITIME

BILLS

1. ATTY. NICASIO A. CONTI

2. ATTY. GLORIA V. BAÑAS

3.ATTY. BASHIRUDDIN U. ADIL

4. ATTY. VIRGILIO B. CALAG

5. ENGR JOSE A. VERO

6. ENGR. DANIEL REYES

MR. LUISITO U. DELOS SANTOS

09 February

2011

HOUSE OF

REPRESENTATIVE

Ramon Mitra

Building ,Pasay

City

STRATEGIC

PLANNING

WORKSHOP

LINA Y. MAQUERA 16-17

February

2011

DOH

Kimberly Hotel

Tagaytay City.

31

ILO MARITIME

LABOUR

CONVENTION

APPROVAL OF

CREWING

AGENCIES

1.ATTY. FERNAN CABRAL

2. LUISITO U. DELOS SANTOS

16 February

2011

GERMANISCHER

LLOYD PHILS.

Dusit Thani Hotel

13TH NATIONAL

CONVENTION OF

LAWYERS

ATTY. GLORIA V. BAÑAS

ATTY. NICASIO A. CONTI

ATTY BASHIRUDDIN U. ADIL

ATTY IRVING SAIPUDIN

ATTY MA. SOTERANIA SIÑEL

ATTY FERNAN H. CABRAL

06-09 April

2011

INTEGRATED BAR

OF THE PHILS.

Subic Bay,

Freeport Zone,

Olongapo City.

CELEBRATION OF

THE WOWEN WITH

DISSABILITY DAY

1. MA. SOLEDAD J. BORROMEO

2. MA. TERESA D. MAMISAO

3. ZENY GINA G. MONTICOD

4. JESUSA R. SUPANGAN

25 March

2011

DOTC

Sky dome,

North EDSA ,

Quezon City

ATTENDANCE TO

THE WOMENS

MONTH

CELEBRATION

1. Y. J. PARAS

2. E.B. BALTAZAR

3. M.S. J. BORROMEO

4. E.G. AGUINALDO

5. G.E. EVANGELISTA

6. J.M. PEREY

7. M.T. DELA CRUZ

8. G.G. GAMO

9. L.C. MAGGAY

10. J. D.

ESTOLLOSO

23-24

March 2011

DOTC

DOTC Multi

Purpose Hall

16th floor,

1ST CAREER

EXECUTIVE

SERVICE THOUGHT

LEADERSHIP

CONGRESS

1. ATTY MA. ROWENA B. HUBILLA

2. EFREN JUAN B. BORCI

24 March

2011

CESB

Manila Hotel,

Centennial

Room, Roxas

Boulevard ,

Manila

32

WORKSHOP ON

THE PREPARATION

OF THE MARINA

PERFORMANCE

GOVERNANCE

SYSTEM (PGS)AND

BALANCED

SCORECARD

1. B.J. ORTIZ. JR.

2. M.C. CLEMINO

3. L.T. MADARANG

4. MAA. Z. ARCILLA

5. N. V. DINOPOL

6. M.C. PORTUS

7. E.B. CARPIO

8. M.D. MENDOZA

9. V. C. ARMONIA, SR.

10. I.L. SAIPUDIN

23-25

March 2011

INSTITUTE FOR

SOLIDARITY IN

ASIA(ASIA)

Marina Board

Room

NATIONAL

WORKSHOP ON

THE

INTERNATIONAL

CONVENTION ON

THE CONTROL OF

HARMFUL ANTI-

FOULING SYSTEM

(AFS) ON SHIPS

1. ATY. G.V. BAÑAS

2. ATTY. N.C. CONTI

3. ENGR. A.D. TALIWAGA,

4. ENGR. E.T. CALINGASAN

5. ENGR. J.B. BUBAN

6.ENGR. R.L. AMUAN

7. ENGR. GK S. GESITE

8. ENGR. D.F. CALAPRE, JR.

9. ENGR. W. F. MENDOZA

10. ENGR. M. M. MENDOZA

11. ENGR. G. M. ESTELA

12. ENGR. R. A. CASTRO

13. R. P. BANDALARIA

14. ENGR. D. A. REYES

15. ENGR. E. P. DELA CRUZ

16. ENGR. R.A.

ESTUR

17. ENGR J.V.

VERO

18. ENGR. P.C.

PIMENTEL

19. ENGR. J. J.

TEAÑO

20.ATTY. B. U.

ADIL

21. A.F.

LINGAD

22. A.F.

SANTIAGO

23. M.E. CALAG

24. ATTY. F. H.

CABRAL

25. D. P.

LORENZO

13-15 April

2011

MARINA

Casa Marinero,

Intramuros ,

Manila

33

TRAINING

SEMINAR ON GIS

MANIFOLD SYSTEM

1. E. C. CALUZA

2. EJ. B. BORCI JR.

3. F. M.CALAOAGAN

4. B.A. RAMOS

5.A.P.ARBOLIDA

6. AJ. I. MONTEROSO

7. R.A. DEL MUNDO

8. R. C. GALVEZ

9. H.C. VILLANUEVA

10.L.S. VILLAFAÑE

11R. G. SAMONTE

12 J. G. GERALIN

13 L.R. LINGAD

14. E. P. NARRAL JR.

15. E. M. VIBAR

16.E. L. MIRANDA

17. E. F. CANTOS

18. C. B. MACATANGAY

19. M. PASCUA

20. AD. TALIWAGA JR.

21. C. V. BALTAZAR

22.A.C. SUBIERRE

25-29 MAY 2011 NATIONAL

MAPPING AND

RESOURCE

INFO. AGENCY

(NAMRIA)

MARINA

Lounge Room.

PLANNING/

CONFERENCE AND

INSTITUTIONAL

CAPABILITY

BUILDING

1. A. F. LINGAD II

2.ATTY. N. A. CONTI

3. ATTY. GV. J. BAÑAS

4. I. A. PORTUS

5.M.E. CALAG

6. M.C. CLEMINO

7.V. A. VERO

8. A.A. ROMERO

9. D. A. REYES

10. B.U.ADIL

11.V.B. CALAG

12.MC. C. ARBOLARIO

13. M. C. MENDOZA

16. R. C. ARCEO

17. L.T. MADARANG

18.MAA Z. ARCILLA

19.N. V. DINOPOL

20.M.C. PORTUS

21. I.C. SAIPUDIN

22.E.B.CARPIO

23. V.B. ARMONIA SR.

24.R.A.CASTRO

24-27 May 2011 MARINA

Marina R.O. X

and XIII

34

14. A.F. SANTIAGO

15. B.J. ORTIZ JR.

ATTENDANCE TO

THE STCW 2010

IMPLEMENTATION

WORKSHOP

1. MR. Z.Q. MAQUERA

2. MS. N.D. MARTINEZ

3.E. C. ENCARNACION 25 May 2011 GERMANISCHE

R LLOYD

TRAINING

ACADEMY

Makati, City

MARITIME SAFETY

SEMINAR

WORKSHOP

1. ATTY. G.V. BAÑAS

2. ATTY. N.A. CONTI

3. J.V. A. VERO

4. D.A. REYES

5.A.A ROMERO

6.A.F. SANTIAGO

7. B.J. ORTIZ JR.

8.R. C. ARCEO

9. L.T. MADARANG

10. M.Z. ARCILLA

11. N.V. DINOPOL

12. M.C. PORTUS

13. I.L. SAIPUDIN

14.E.B. CARPIO

15. V.C. ARMONIA

16. R.A. CASTRO

30-31 May and

June 2011

PHILIPPINE

COAST GUARD

(PCG)

Diamond Hotel

Philippines,

Roxas

Boulevard,

Manila

SEMINAR ON

DISASTER

PREPAREDNESS

MARINA OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES (CENTRAL

OFFICE)

18-19 May 2011 MARINA

NATIONAL

WORKSHOP ON

COMPLIANCE

ASSURANCE FOR

THE SAFE

TRANSPORT OF

RADIOACTIVE

MATERIAL

ENGR. FERDINAND R. MENDOZA

07-10 June 2011

PHILIPPINE

NUCLEAR

RESEARCH

INSTITUTE

QUEZON, CITY

WORKSHOP TO

PROMOTE FRP

HULL TYPE OF

1. A.A. ROMERO

2.ENGR. D. A. REYES

08- June 2011 JICA

35

SHIPS 3.ENGR. MT. D. MAMISAO

4. ENGR. F. R. MENDOZA

5.ENGR. E.C. CALUZA

BATANGAS,

CITY

2011 NATIONAL

MID YEAR

CONVENTION

1. A.F. RULLODA (RO I)

2. ME. F. CANTOS (RO IV)

3.E.M. VIBAR (RO V)

30- June - 02

July 2011

PHILIPPINE

INSTITUTE OF

CIVIL

ENGINEERS

(PICE)

Legazpi City,

Albay

SEMINAR ON

INSURANCE

FORUM FOR

PROPERTY

OFFICERS

1. ARNALDO P. VALLESFINO

2. EDNA T. ABON

16- June 2011 GSIS

Multi Purpose

Hall, level 3

Core C,GSIS

Building Pasay,

City

ATTENDANCE TO

THE NATIONAL

FORUM ON PIRACY

AT SEA

1. ATTY G.J. V. BAÑAS

2. ATTY N.A. CONTI.

3. AMELIA R. ESPIRITU

21 June 2011 Phil.

Association Of

Maritime

Institutions

Intramuros,

Manila

SEMINAR ON

MODERNIZING THE

SMALL SHIPS

1. A.A. ROMERO

2.L.R. LINGAD

3.B.A.POLLO

4.J.O. TEAÑO

16.L.R. NICOLAS

17.D.M.SANTOS

18 M.M. BILON

19 AJ I. MONTEROSO

21 June 2011

MARINA

Garden Plaza

36

5.L.S. VILLAFAÑE

6.R.C. GALVEZ

7.JRF .E. ANTONIO

8. D.A. REYES

9.D.P. LORENZO

10. E.ENCARNACION

11.B. J. ORTIZ

12. R.C. ARCEO

13. L. T. MADARANG

14. MAA Z. ARCILLA

15.N.V. DINOPOL

20. M.C. CLEMINO

21. F. CALAOAGAN

22. M. O. DASMARIÑAS

23. M.E. CALAG

24.ATTY. M. C. PORTUS

25.I.L.SAIPUDIN

26.E.B. CARPIO

27.V.C. ARMONIA

28. R.A.CASTRO

29.C.V. BALTAZAR

30. MT. D. MAMISAO

31. J.B. BEA

32. R. M. PASCUAL

33. VC C. MESINA

Hotel and

Suites, Paco,

Manila

ATTENDANCE TO

THE AWARENESS

SEMINAR ON

SECURITY OF

RADIOACTIVE

MATERIAL DURING

TRANSPORT FOR

MANAGERS AND

DECISION MAKERS

1. ATTY. GLORIA J. VICTORIA- BAÑAS

2. ENGR. JOSE VENANCIO A. VERO

29 June 2011 PHIL. NUCLEAR

RESEARCH

INSTITUTE

Crowne Plaza

Galleria Manila,

Ortigas Center

ATTENDANCE TO AN

ORIENTATION AND

WORKSHOP ON THE

2010 MANILA

AMENDMENTS OF

THE STCW

CONVENTION AND

1. EFREN JUAN B BORCI, JR.

2. ASUNCION P. AMOR

3. AMELIA R. ESPIRITU

18-22 July 2011

DOLE

Mariveles,

Bataan

37

CODE

ORIENTATION ON

ISO 9001: 2008 FOR

MGMT. AND

QUALITY OFFICE

REPRESENTATIVES

(QOR)

1. M. DASMARIÑAS

2. J.L. HUNRADO

3. ATTY. R. A. HUBILLA

4. J.C. ARSENAS

5. J. DALANON

6.N. G. GANAL

7. M. P. GANELA

8. N. A. ATIENZA

9. P.C. JARA

10. J. J. TEAÑO

11. RF. E. ANTONIO

12.D.A. REYES

13. E.P. DELA CRUZ

14.J. B. BEA

15. S.J. BORROMEO

16.M.M. BILON

17. R.D. HORA JR.

18. ATTY. N. A. CONTI

19. ATTY. GV. BAÑAS

20.M.D. MENDOZA

21.M.C. CLEMINO

22. V.B. CALAG

23. I.A. PORTUS

24. B. U. ADIL

25. J.V. A. VERO

26. A.A. ROMERO

27. M C. C. ARBOLARIO

28. A.F. SANTIAGO

29. ENGR. D.A. REYES

30. M.E. CALAG

31. A.F. LINGAD

29 June 2011 MARINA

Marina Board

Room

SEMINAR ON ISA

PERFORMANCE

GOVERNANCE

SYSTEM (PGS) BOOT

CAMP

1. JULIETA C. ARCENAS

2. MA. ELIZABETH C. ENCARNACION

18-21 July 2011 PGS

MULTI SECTORAL

SELF- ASSESSMENT

AND BUSINESS

CONTINUITY OF

OPERATIONS

PLANNING ON

PANDEMIC AND ALL

1. MR. ARNIE F. SANTIAGO 05- 08 July 2011 NATIONAL

DISASTER RISK

REDUCTION

AND MGMT.

SYSTEM

(NDRRMC)

38

HAZARD

PREPAREDNESS

WORKSHOP

Summit Ridge

Hotel, Tagaytay

City.

ATTENDANCE TO

THE CES EXECUTIVE

LEADERSHIP AND

WELLNESS CAMP

1. ARHLEEN. A. ROMERO

2. MYRNA E. CALAG

3. Atty. GLORIA VICTORIA V. BAÑAS

21-22 July 2011 (CESB)

Vista Marina

Hotel and

Resort Subic

Bay, Zambales

TRAINING ON

INSPECTION IN THE

APPLICATION OF

THE MARITIME

LABOUR

CONVENTION, 2006

1. A. U. CASTILLO

2. J.J. TEAÑO

3. H.C. VILLANUEVA

4. E.P. DELA CRUZ

5. N. D. MARTINEZ

11-14 July 2011 DOLE

SUBIC

MEETING OF

ADMINISTRATIVE ,

PERSONNEL AND

TRAINING

MANAGERS

1. LINA Y. MAQUERA

2. CAROLINA B. OBMERGA

20 July 2011 DOTC

DOTC Multi

Purpose Hall

SEMINAR ON

MERGER AND

AQUISITION

1.MYRNA E. CALAG 24-25 August

2011

DTI

Holiday Inn

Hotel, Clark

Pampanga

ATTENDANCE TO

THE PRODUCT

AWARENESS

SEMINAR

1. A. P. VALLESFINO

2. E. T. ABON

3.A.G. RAMOS

29- July 2011 PROCUREMENT

SERVICE (PS)

Marriot Hotel

Newport

Boulevard,

39

Newport City

Complex ,

Pasay City

MONITORING THE

CONDUCT OF

MODIFIED BASIC

SAFETY TRAINING

AND TYPHOON

1. R.R. DIAWA

2.C. G. QUINONES

15-16 July 2011 ZRC TRAINING

CENTER PHILS. ,

INC.

DALAHICAN

,LUCENA CITY

ATTENDANCE TO

THE 1ST

INTERNATIONAL

SEAFARER FAMILY

CONVENTION (ISFC)

1. E M. LORENZO

2. ATTY. GV J. BAÑAS

3. ATTY. N. A. CONTI

4. M.E. CALAG

5. ATTY. B. U. ADIL

6. A.A. ROMERO

7. M.C. CLEMINO

8. ATTY. V.B. CALAG

04-05 August

2011

GIG AMAZING

SAMPAGUITA

FOUNDATION,

PICC, CCP

COMPLEX

MANILA.

ATTENDANCE TO BUDGET

HEARING AND MANCOM

MEETING

1. M. E. CALAG

2. M. C. CLEMINO

3. I. A. PORTUS

11. A.F.

SANTIAGO

12. B. J.

ORTIZ

18 August 2011

17-20 August

Senate

(Budget

Hearing)

40

4. J. V.VERO

5. A. A.ROMERO

6. D. A.REYES

7. A. F. LINGAD

8. V. B. CALAG

9. M. C. ARBOLARIO

10. A.U. CASTILLO

13. R. C.

ARCEO

14. L.T.

MADARANG

15 . MA Z.

ARCILLA

16. N. V.

DINOPOL

17. M.C.

PORTUS

18. I. L.

SAIPUDIN

19. E. B.

CARPIO

20. B. U. ADIL

21. E. M.

LORENZO

2011 (Board

Room) -

MANCOM

Rolando

Andaya Hall,

Batasan

Pambansa

Complex,

Quezon City.

FAMILIARIZATION

SEMINAR ON STCW

CONVENTION for

1. N. A. CONTI

2. A.A. ROMERO

3. AF. LINGAD II,

4. D.A. REYES

5. JV A. VERO, JR.

6. MC C. ARBOLARIO

7. A. F. SANTIAGO

8. M.E. CALAG

9. M.C. CLEMINO

10. I.A. PORTUS

11. B.J. ORTIZ, JR.

26. R. C.

GALVEZ

27. R. D.

HORA

28. J. B. BEA

29. D.P.

LORENZO

30. M. E.

VALDERAMA

31. F. M.

CALAOAGAN

32. C. L.

SARMIENTO

33. S. B.

24-25 August

2011

MARINA

Marina Lounge

room.

41

SEAFARERS AND CODE

12. R.C. ARCEO

13. L.T. MADARANG

14. MA. Z. ARCILLA

15. M.C. PORTUS

16. I.L. SAIPUDIN

17. E. B. CARPIO

18. B. U. ADIL

19. L.U. DELOS SANTOS

20. L. R. LINGAD

21. A. R. ESPIRITU

22. N. D. MARTINEZ

23. E.P. DELACRUZ

24. R.A. DEL MUNDO

25. H. C. VILLANUEVA

MALALUAN

34. A. U.

CASTILLO

35. N. R.

ACEDERA

36. GP. A.

GUARDAYA

37. J. L.

HONRADO

38. M.A. P.

PASCUA

39. ME. I.

TEJUCO

40. J. M.

MACATANGA

Y

41. J. A.

SARZA

42. R.A.

AQUINO

43. S.C.

SOBRINO

44.R. B.

BERINGUEL

45. J. R.

MONTOJO

46. G. M.

GARCIA

47. F. N.

ORONGAN

48. F. B.

GUARIÑO

49. R. A. DEL

42

MUNDO

50. H. C.

VILLANUEVA

51. R. C.

GALVEZ

TRAINORS TRAINING

(IMO COURSE 6.09)

MYRNA C. CLEMINO 23-29 August

2011

Lyceum of the

Philippines

ATTENDANCE TO THE

CLEAN FLEET

MANAGEMENT AND ECO-

SAFE DRIVING FOR GOV’T

FLEET

AZUCENA F. CATAÑEDA

VICTOR D. TORREFIEL

18 August 2011 DOTC (Dept Of

Transportation

and

Communication)

Honda Driving

Center,

Paranaque

ATTENDANCE TO THE

SEMINAR ON MERGER

AND ACQUISITION

MS. MYRNA E. CALAG 24-25 August

2011

DTI (DEP’T OF

TRADE AND

INDUSTRY)

Holiday, Inn

Hotel, Clark,

Pampanga.

ATTENDANCE TO BUDGET

HEARING AND MANCOM

MEETING

1. B.J. ORTIZ

2. R.C. ARCEO

3. L.T. MADARANG

4.MA Z. ARCILLA

5. N. V. DINOPOL

6. ATTY. M. C. PORTUS

7. ATTY. I.L. SAIPUDIN

8. ENGR. E.B. CARPIO

9. M.D. MENDOZA

13 - 14

September 2011

MANCOM

Meeting

Marina Board

Rom

BUDGET Hearing

Rolando R.

Andaya Hall

43

10. ATTY. B. U. ADIL

PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION

FOR GOVERNMENT

BUDGET ADMIN.

(PAGBA)SEMINAR

ISRAELITA A. PORTUS

JULIETA C. ARSENAS

DIR. MARIANITO D. MENDOZA

01 -03

September 2011

Philippine

Association for

Gov’t BUDGET

Administration

(PAGBA)

Pryce Plaza

Hotel, Cagayan

de Oro City.

FIFTH SESSION OF THE

CES EXECUTIVE

LEADERSHIP AND

WELLNESS CAMP ‘’FIT TO

LEAD: DETOX, DESTRESS,

DISCOVER AND DELIVER’’

MS. MYRNA C. CLEMINO 21-23

September 2011

Career Executive

Service Board

(CESB)

Puerto Prinsesa ,

Palawan City

CONFERENCE ON

PERSONNEL

MANAGEMENT

LETICIA A. JOSE

ZENY GINA G. MONTICOD

09 September

2011

Department Of

Transportation

and

Communications

(DOTC)

DOTC Multi -

Purpose Hall,

16th Floor,

Columbia Tower,

Ortigas Avenue,

Mandaluyong

City.

SEMINAR ON

COMPLETED STAFF

WORK

LEO T. CABARON

MELINDA E. VALDERAMA

28-30

September 2011

Department Of

Transportation

and

Communications

(DOTC)

44

Richmonde Hotel

(along DAP

Building), Ortigas

Avenue, Pasig

City.

MID- YEAR NATIONAL

GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND

TECHNICAL SEMINAR

ENGR. JAIME B. BEA 02- 04

September 2011

Society Of Naval

Architects and

Marine

Engineers, Inc.

(SONAME)

General Santos

City

ATTENDANCE TO THE

111TH PHIL. CIVIL SERVICE

ANNIVERSARY (PCSA)

GOVERNMENT CHORAL

COMPETITION

1. LINA Y. MAQUERA

2. LETICIA A. JOSE

3. DELIA P. LORENZO

4. JOSEPHINE O. CASTILLO

5. MARISSA P. GANELA

6. NORA R. ACEDERA

06 September

2011

Civil Service

Commission

(CSC)

Cultural Center

Of the Philippines

ATTENDANCE TO THE 1ST

PHILIPPINE SEAFARER

CONGRESS 2011

MARIANITO D. MENDOZA 28-29

September2011

Tinig ng Marino

Epifanio Delos

Santos

Auditorium,

National Library

of the Philippines

45

REGIONAL DIRECTORS

CONFERENCE

1. E.M. LORENZO

2. N.A.CONTI

3. A.A. ROMERO

4. I.A. PORTUS

5. D.P.LORENZO

6. N.G.GANAL

7. B.J. ORTIZ, JR.

8. R. C. ARCEO

9. MA. Z. ARCILLA

10. N.V. DINOPOL

11. M. C. PORTUS

12. I.L.SAIPUDIN

13. E.B. CARPIO

14. M.D.MENDOZA

15. M.D.MENDOZA

16. B.U.ADIL

17. J.M. MACATANGAY

4-6 October

2011

MARINA

Legaspi City,

Albay

ATTENDANCE TO THE

CONVENTION ON LAWS

AND RULES IN PUBLIC

EXPENDITURES

(FEATURING

AMENDMENTS TO RA

9184 IRR)

1. SONIA B. MALALUAN

2. CAROLINA B. OBMERGA

3. MELINDA F. OLI

14-16 October

2011

MARINA

Bacolod City

SEMINAR ON ICT FOR

DEV’T ESSENTIALS FOR

GOV’T MANAGERS

MS. MYRNA C. CLEMINO 17-21 October

2011

Nat’l Computer

Center

Bldg, C.P. Garcia

Avenue, Diliman

Quezon City.

46

ATTENDANCE TO THE

SENATE COMMITTEE ON

FINANCE BUDGET

HEARING

1. B. J. ORTIZ

2. R. C. ARCEO

3. L. T. MADARANG

4. MA. Z. ARCILLA

5. N. V. DINOPOL

6. M.C. PORTUS

7. I. L. SAIPUDIN

8. E. B. CARPIO

9. M.D. MENDOZA

10. ATTY. B. U. ADIL

09-12 October

2011

Senate

Committee on

Finance

ATTENDANCE TO THE

MANDATORY

CONTINUING LEGAL

EDUCATION (MCLE)

ATTY. MAYFLOR C. CARPIO 23-26 October

2011

Suite 303-D, East,

Tower ,

Philippine Stock

Exchange

Road,Ortigas

Center , Pasig

City, Metro

Manila.

TRAINING/ SEMINAR ON

BASIC APPLICATIONS OF

GIS AND THE OPERATION

OF MANIFOLD

SOFTWARE

1. G. BORROMEO

2. R. DIAWA

3. M. VALDERAMA

4. G. GAMO

5. M. ERQUIZA

6. L. MAGGAY

7.A. SUBIERRE

8. L. ANSAY

9. R. PEREZ

10. M.ALONZO

17-21 October

2011

MARINA

Marina Central

Office

47

11. D. OCARIZA

12. S. BURNOS

AUTHORITY TO ATTEND

THE 3RD PHILIPPINE

COOPERATIVE

TEAMSHOP

1. R. ARCEO

2. M. R. B. HUBILLA

3. Z. G. MAQUERA

4. R. R. DIAWA

5. M. DASMARIÑAS

6. L.LINGAD

7. AJ. MONTEROSO

11-14

November 2011

National

Cooperative

Development

Council (NDCC)

Puerto, Prinsesa

City, Palawan

RE- ORIENTATION/

SEMINAR ON CSC RULES

AND REGULATIONS

1. N. A. CONTI

2. I. A.PORTUS

3. V. B. CALAG

4. L.Y. MAQUERA

5. L.A.JOSE

6. L.C.ANSAY

7. ZG. MONTICOD

8. S.MARTIN

9. F. BAUTISTA

10. K. C. PONCE

11. G. M. LIM

12. A. VALLESFINO

13.R. B. HUBILLA

14. J. R. SUPANGAN

15. R. JINTALAN

16. M.GONZALES

21. P.JARA

22. G.

MANTUANO

23. F. CABRAL

24. M.CARPIO

25. J. CASTILLO

26.C. QUINONES

27. M.

EVAGELISTA

28. E I. SERRANO

29. B. T.

MUASSAB

30. C. BATERNA

31. L. LEGAZPI

32. P.D. TOLIN

33. J. BRODETH

34. A. CABALLO

35. C.

11-12

November 2011

MARINA

MARINA, Board

Room

48

17. M. VICTORIA

18. A. SUBIERRE

19. DV G. TOLOSA

20. M. P. GANELA

JARABELLO

UNDERSTANDING,

AUDITING AND UPDATES

OF GOV’T

PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS

(R.A. -9184)

1. ARNALDO VALLESFINO

2. EDNA ABON

09-11

November 2011

Association of

Gov’t Internal

Auditors, Inc.

(AGIA)

Hotel, Kimberly,

Malate, Manila

ATTENDANCE TO

THE CONVENTION ON

LAWS RULES IN PUBLIC

EXPENDITURES

1. ISRAELITA A.

PORTUS

2. JULIETA C.

ARSENAS

08-10

November 2011

JPLCV Center for

Academic Values

Foundation, Inc.

Davao City

NATIONAL WORKSHOP

ON THE GROWTH OF AN

INTERNATIONAL SHIP

RECYCLING INDUSTRY IN

THE PHILS. BASED ON

COMPLIANCE WITH

INTERNATIONAL SAFETY

AND ENVIRONMENT

STANDARDS.

1. A. F. RULLODA

2 R. C. ARCEO

3. I. C. RAYRAY

4. L. T. MADARANG

5. J. B. BUBAN

6. MA. Z. ARCILLA

7. JR. S. SUMAGUE

8. M. E. LETIGIO

9. M. C. PORTUS

10. R. P. PANER

11. I. L. SAIPUDIN

12. J. A. BALURAN

13.E. B. CARPIO

27. J. J. TEAÑO

28. A. F. LINGAD II

29. N. D. MARTINEZ

30. A. F. SANTIAGO

31. J. B. BEA

32. M. E. CALAG

33. J. M. YAP

34. V. B. CALAG

35. P. D. FERRARO

36. B. A. POLLO

37. MC. C.

ARBOLARIO

8 – 10

November 2011

MARINA

Casa Marinero,

Intramuros,

Manila.

49

14. C. T. ENRIQUEZ

15. G.M ESTELA

16. JB. R.

MONARCA

17. B. U. ADIL

18. E. C. ARANAS

19. MS. C. CASAS

20. D. P. CALLEJA

JR.

21. D. A. REYES

22. E. P. DELA CRUZ

23. R. A. ESTUR

24. E. C. CALUZA

25. J V. VERO

26. P. C. PIMENTEL

38. Z. G. MAQUERA

39. L. A. JOSE

40. M. C. CLEMINO

41. D. P. LORENZO

42. M. E. CARLOS

43. R. J. VICTORIA

44. L. U. DELOS

SANTOS

45. J. O. CASTILLO

46. B. R. OLIVEROS

JR.

47. G. C.

MANTUANO

48. C. B. OBMERGA

49. E C. CASTILLO JR.

50. J.G. GERALIN

51. E.B. MANONGDO

52. MV. M. CLEMINO

TRAINING OF THE MRO

STAFF ON THE USE AND

INSTALLATION OF THE

COMPUTERIZED

1. F M. CALAOAGAN

2. B. G. RAMOS

3. A. P. ARBOLIDA

4. A. CAYABYAB

26-28

OCTOBER

2011

MARINA

50

SYSTEM, SIB

APPLICATION SYSTEM,

AND

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEMS.

MRO 1 & 2

ATTENDANCE TO THE

SCHEDULED HEARING

BY THE SENATE

COMMITTEE ON

FINANCE ON FY 2012

BUDGET

1. N.A. CONTI

2. A.A. ROMERO

3. I.A. PORTUS

4. V. B. CALAG

5. M. C. CLEMINO

6. J.V. VERO

7. A.F. LINGAD II

8. D.A.REYES

9. M.C. ARBOLARIO

10. A.F. SANTIAGO

11. J.C. ARSENAS

12. C.T. DELA CRUZ

13. W. MARTE

14.B. ORTIZ

15.R. ARCEO

16.L. T. MADARANG

17. MA. Z. ARCILLA

18. N. V. DINOPOL

19. M. C. PORTUS

20. I. L. SAIPUDIN

21. E. B. CARPIO

22. M. D. MENDOZA

23. B. U. ADIL

10-11

OCTOBER

2011

Senate of the

Philippines, GSIS

Financial

Center, Pasay

City.

ATTENDANCE TO THE

ORIENTATION SEMINAR

ON THE 2011

INVESTMENT

PRIORITIES PLAN (IPP)

1. E. P. DELACRUZ

2. J. M. YAP

3. R. M. VALENCIA

4. A. C. LANDICHO

28

OCTOBER

2011

Philippine Trade

Training Center

(PPTC)

Pasay, City

10th NATIONAL CAREER

EXECUTIVE SERVICE

CONFERENCE

1. Dir. M. D.

MENDOZA

2. Dir. NZ. V.

DINOPOL

9-11

NOVEMBER

2011

CESB/ NUCESO

The Heritage

Hotel Manila,

51

Roxas Boulevard

corner Edsa,

Pasay City

CONDUCT OF PUBLIC

CONSULTATION

PROPOSED REVISED

MARINA MC NO. 164

1. A. U. CASTILLO

2. R. R. DIAWA

3. N. F. TANDOC

03-04

NOVEMBER

2011

08-

09NOVEMB

ER 2011

MARINA

CEBU CITY /

DAVAO CITY

ATTENDANCE TO THE

MLP INTEGRATED

WATER QUALITY

MANAGEMENT

PROJECT (MLP-

IWQMP)WORKSHOP

1. LEO T. CABARON 23 –

NOVEMBER

2011

DEP’T OF

ENVIRONMENT

AND NATURAL

RESOURCES

(DENR)

Linden Suite,

Ortigas Center,

Pasig City.

NATIONAL

CONVENTION OF GOV’T

EMPLOYEES

1. ARNALDO P. VALLESFINO 08 –

DECEMBER

2011

Philippine

Government

Employees

Association

(PGEA)

Mabini Social

Hall,

Malacañang

Palace Manila

52

ATTENDANCE TO THE

FREEDOM RUN

1. LINA Y. MAQUERA

2. LETICIA A. JOSE

3. EDEN Z. EVANGELISTA

4. OLI, MELINDA F.

5. CARPIO, MAYFLOR C.

6. SUPANGAN, JESUSA R.

7. PELAEZ, EDUARDO E.

8. TIRA, FELICIANO T. JR.

9. GALIMBA, CESAR D.

10. TARCA, BERNABE S.

27-

NOVEMBER

2011

DOTC,

FRIEDRICH

NAUMANN

FOUNDATION

Academic Oval,

University of the

Philippines,

Diliman Quezon

City.

27th Session of the IMO

Assembly and 107th

Session of the IMO

Council

1. ARLEEN A. ROMERO 21-30

November

2011

01-02

December

2011

IMO,

Headquarters,

London, United

Kingdom

ATTENDANCE TO THE

PLENARY HEARING ON

FY 2012 BUDGET BY

THE SENATE OF THE

PHILIPPINES

1. ATTY. N A. CONTI

2. A.A. ROMERO

3. I. A. PORTUS

4. V. B. CALAG

5. M. E. CALAG

6. M. C. CLEMINO

7. JV. A. VERO

8. A. F. LINGAD

9. D. A. REYES

10. MC. A. ARBOLARIO

18-

NOVEMBER

2011

SENATE OF THE

PHILIPPINES

Session Hall, 2nd

Floor, Senate of

the Philippines,

GSIS Financial

Center, Pasay

City.

53

11. A. F. SANTIAGO

12. C. T. DELA CRUZ

13. W. L. MARTE

14. W. L. MARTE

ATTENDANCE TO THE

WRITESHOP FOR THE

STATE OF THE CORAL

TRIANGLE REPORT OF

THE PHILIPPINES

1. ENGR. BERNARDO POLLO 16-18

NOVEMBER

2011

National Coral

Triangle

Initiative (CTI)

Coordination

Committee

(NCCC) and

DENR

M.S.

Swaminathan

Hall, IRRI

Campus, Los

Baños, Laguna.

ATTENDANCE TO THE

2ND ASIA PACIFIC

COMMUNITY BASED

REHABILITATION

CONGRESS

1. SOLEDAD J. BORROMEO

2. LETICIA A. JOSE

29

NOVEMBER

2011

01

DECEMBER

2011

National Council

on Dissability

Affairs (NCDA)

Sofitel

Philippine Plaza,

Pasay City

ATTENDANCE TO THE

CONVENTION ON LAWS

AND RULES IN PUBLIC

EXPENDITURES

(FEATURING

AMENDMENTS TO RA

9184 IRR)

1. CATALINA L. SERRANO

2. LORETTA P. VENTURA

3. EDNA T. ABON

06-08

DECEMBER

2011

Tagbilaran City ,

BOHOL

54

TWG ON THE

AMENDMENT OF PD

474

1. N. A. CONTI

2. A. ROMERO

3. M.E. CALAG

4. A. F. LINGAD II

5. A. R. EASPIRITU

6. EJ. B. BORCI, JR.

7. R. B. HUBILLA

8. C.D. SAN LUIS

9. A. P. AMOR

10. S. L. BATALLA

11. R. P. BANDALARIA

12. L. U. DELOS SANTOS

03 NOVEMBER

2011

MARINA

MARINA BOARDROOM

REGIONAL DIRECTOR

CONFERENCE

1. A ROMERO

2. I. A PORTUS

3. BJ ORTIZ, JR.

4. R. C. ARCEO

5. MA Z. ARCILLA

6. N. V. DINOPOL

7. M. C. PORTUS

8. I L. SAIPUDIN

9. E B. CARPIO

10. M. D. MENDOZA

11. B. U. ADIL

12. J. M. MACATANGAY

07 -10

DECEMBER 2011

MARINA

TACLOBAN CITY

55

AUTHORITY TO TRAVEL

TO MARITIME

ACADEMY FOR ASIA

AND PACIFIC,

MARIVELES, BATAAN

1. C. D. SAN LUIS

2. A P. AMOR

3. L. C. CASTOR

4. E. V. FERNANDEZ

5. E. B. BALTAZAR

6. D. S. BERMUDEZ

7. M. C. GAVAN

8. M. L. DASMARIÑAS

9. N. W. MARQUEZ

10. E. J. ESTACIO

11. O.A. FERRER

12. E. Q. NIPES

13. A. ACAYABYAB

14. E. C. CASTILLO JR.

26 -27

NOVEMBER 2011

MARITIME ACADEMY

FOR ASIA AND PACIFIC

MARIVELES, BATAAN

PEAGA TIICTD CLUSTER

MEETING

1. MS. MA. CONCEPCION C.

ARBOLARIO

24-26

NOVEMBER 2011

DAVAO CITY

ATTENDANCE TO THE

SCHEDULED HEARING

IN THE CASE OF

MARINA VS. ISLAND

SHIPPING

CORPORATION

ATTY. FERNAN H. CABRAL 01 DECEMBER

2011

CCCI BLDG. COR.

COMMERCE AND

INDUSTRY STREETS ,

NORTH

RECLAMATIONN AREA ,

CEBU, CITY

56

ATTENDANCE TO THE

SEMINAR ON POOR

DEVELOPMENT POLICY

1.DIR, ARSENIO F. LINGAD II

2. EFREN JUAN B. BORCI, JR.

3. ELIZABETH C. ENCARNACION

07 DECEMBER

2011

DOTC

DOTC Conference

Room, 16th floor, Unit

166, Columbia Tower,

Ortigas Avenue,

Mandaluyong City.

ATTENDANCE TO THE

1ST NATIONAL

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

SUMMIT

ATTY. FERNAN H. CABRAL 05-06 DECEMBER

2011

MANILA HOTEL

ATTENDANCE TO THE

FORUM ON NATIONAL

BUDGET CIRCULAR NO.

532

CONSUELO T. DELA CRUZ

ELIZABETH C. ENCARNACION

MILAGOS O. DASMARIÑAS

12 DECEMBER

2011

DBM

Multi-Purpose Room,

4F Boncodin Hall, DBM

Compound, Gen.

Solano St. San Miguel,

Manila.

2nd WRITESHOP IN

PREPARATION OF THE

PHILIPPINE STATE OF

THE CORAL TRIANGLE

REPORT

ENGR. BERNARDO A. POLLO 05-06 JANUARY

2012

DENR

Learning Resource

Centre 1 (Room

1235N), ADB Building,

Ortigs Center, Pasig

City.

57

WRITESHOP IN

PREPARATION OF

THE PHILIPPINE

STATE OF THE CORAL

TRIANGLE REPORT

ENGR. BERNALDO A. POLLO 5-6 JANUARY

2012

DEPARTMENT

OF

ENVIRONMENT

AND NATURAL

RESOURCES

(DENR)

LEARNING

RESOURCE

CENTRE ,ADB

BUILDING ,

ORTIGAS

CENTER, PASIG

CITY

TRAINING FOR THE

IMPLEMENTATION

OF MARINA MC

2011-03 (CARGO

SECURING MANUAL)

1. S.L. BATALLA

2. R. P. BANDALARIA

3. R. A. ESTUR

4. R. G. SAMONTE

5. S.A. BORROMEO

6. J. B. BEA

7. R. B. BANGUIS

8. J. E. GUARDAYA

9. V .C. MESINA

10. J. J. TEAÑO

11. H. C. VILLANUEVA

12. M. H. CURIOSO

13. D V, PIO DERODA

14. A. D. TALIWAGA

15. I C. RAYRAY

16. J. F. DIMAANO

17. N. T. CALINGASAN

26. A. E. ATILANO

27. A. S. OLEGARIO

28. E. MANONGDO

29. G. ESTELA

30. R. R. FIRMACION

31. B. J. ORTIZ

32. R. C. ARCEO

33. M. C. PORTUS

34. I. L. SAIPUDIN

35. E. B. CARPIO

36. M. D. MENDOZA

37. B. U. ADIL

38. JV. A. VERO

39. A. F. SANTIAGO

40. P. C. PIMENTEL

41. DG. TOLOSA

42. L.L. JUACHON

17-20

JANUARY

2012

MARITIME

EXPERT FROM

NORTHSTAR

TRAINING AND

CONSULTANCY

6TH FLOOR

PARKVIEW

PLAZA, ERMITA

MANILA.

58

18. J. B. BUBAN

19. E. M. VIBAR

20. J. L. PADOR

21. A. A. TALIMAN

22. R. G. BUTAC

23. P. J. GENISTON

24. D. F. CALAPRE

25. R. H. MANI

43. JR. E. FRANCISCO

MEETINGS / CONFERENCES

ATTENDANCE TO THE

BIMP- EAGA 2012

STRATEGIC PLANNING

MEETING/FINALIZATION

OF THE

IMPLEMENTATION

BLUEPRINT (IB) 2012-

2016

MS. MA CONCEPCION

C. ARBOLARIO

11-12 JANUARY 2012 NEW WORLD MANILA

HOTEL

ATTENDANCE TO THE

FY 2013 NATIONAL

BUDGET FORUM

1. C. T. DELA CRUZ

2. R. M. QUINOÑES

3. N. B. MACALINCAG

4. M. E. ENCARNACION

17 JANUARY 2012 DEPARTMENT OF

BUDGET AND

MANAGEMENT (DBM)

TEJEROS HALL, CAMP

AGUINALDO , QUEZON

CITY

59

ATTENDANCE TO THE

MANDATORY

CONTINUING LEGAL

EDUCATION (MCLE)

1. ATTY.R. B. HUBILLA

2. ATTY. F.CABRAL

3. ATTY. M. S. SIÑEL

22-25 FEBRUARY2012 SUITE 2205- B , 22ND

FLOOR, PHIL STOCK

EXCHANGE CENTER,

TEKTITE EAST TOWER,

EXCHANGE ROAD ,

ORTIGAS CENTER,

PASIG CITY.

ATTENDANCE TO THE

DOTC - JICA- KOICA

JOINT SEMINAR ON

STRATEGIC

TRANSPORT POLICY

D.P. LORENZO

M. E. C. ENCARNACION

03 FEBRUARY 2012 DOTC

DOTC CONFERENCE

ROOM.

LISTS OF TRAININGS / SEMINARS MEETINGS ATTENDED

NAME COURSE TITLE VENUE DURATION

2007

Sonia B. Malaluan WMU Sasakawa Fellows Network

Meeting in Asian Region

Bangkok, Thailand 2/18/2007

Delos Santos, Luisito U. 17 month postgraduate programme in

Maritime Affairs, specializing in Maritime Law and Policy

Malmo, Sweden 5/2007 -10/2008

Irving L. Saipudin Maritime Law Enforcement for East Asian Japan 10/21 to

Countries (long term program) 11/17/2007

Att. Gloria J. Victoria-

Bañas

24th ASEAN-Senior Transport Officials

Meeting (STOM) & 13th ASEAN Transport Ministers (ATM) Meeting

Singapore 10/29-11/02/2007

Vicente T. Suazo Jr. 24th Extraordinary Session of the IMO Lancaster Terrace, London

11/15-16/2007 & 11/19-30/2007 Atty. Gloria J. Victoria-

Bañas

Council and 25th Regular Session of the

IMO Assembly

Bernardo A. Pollo Maritime Law Enforcement for East Asian Japan 11/11-17/2007

Countries (short program)

Vicente T. Suazo Jr. Arsenio F. Lingad II, Ninfa

D. Martinez

To attend the discussion and negotiation Tehran , Iran 11-14 Nov. 2007

of the entirely new Maritime Merchant

Agreement between the Gov. of the

Islamic Rep. of Iran & the Gov. of R.P.

Banas, Gloria 24th ASEAN Senior Transport Officials Meeting (STOM) and 13th ASEAN

Transport Ministers (ATM)meeting

Singapore 10/29-11/2/2007

Myrna E. Calag Capstone Module on WTO Negotiations Bangkok, Thailand 11/25-30/2007

60

2008

Sonia B. Malaluan WMU International Conference on Malmo, Sweden 4/2-4/2008

Empowering Professional Women in the

Maritime World (EPWMW 2008)

Gloria J. Victoria-Bañas Arhleen A. Romero

7th Session of the Joint IMO/ILO Adhoc Geneva, Switzerland 2/4-7/2008

Expert Working Group on Liability and

Compensation Regarding Claims for

Death,

Personal Injury and Abandonement of

Seafarers

Atty. Gloria J. Victoria - Bañas

Expert Consultation on the Development of a Comprehensive Global Record of

Fishing Vessels

Rome, Italy 2/23-29/2008

Arhleen A. Romero 39th Session of the IMO Sub-Committee

on Standards of Training and

Watchkeeping

London, U.K. 3/3-7/2008

Ma. Rowena B. Hubilla 17 month postgraduate programme in Malmo, Sweden 5/5/2008 -

10/4/2009 Maritime Affairs, specializing in Maritime

Law and Policy

Col. Primo V. Rivera 5th BIMP-EAGA Transport, Infrastructure Bandar Seri, Begawan,

4/1-2/2008

Nannette V. Dinopol and ICT Development (TIICD) Cluster

Meeting

Brunei, Darussalam

Ricardo O. Romero Voluntary IMO Member State Audit-

Meeting of Auditors

London, U.K. 5/29-30/2008

Roman A. Castro Conduct Inspection of Fishing Vessel while on dry-dock

Dundu Shipyard in Singapore

4/18-20/2008

Gloria Banas, Arsenio F. Lingad II

15th ASEAN Maritime Transport Working Group Meeting

Hanoi, Vietnam 4/23-25/2008

Myrna E. Calag 54th Meeting of the Coordinating Committee on Services

Bangkok, Thailand 5/26-30/2008

Antero A. Penasales Tsunami Disaster Management Map Seminar and ASEAN Japan Port

Technology Group Meeting

Thailand 3/11-14/2008

Arsenio F. Lingad 96th Session Sub-Committee on Flag

State Administration

London 6/2-6/2008

Myrna E. Calag 55th meeting of ASEAN Coordinating Committee

Vietnam 7/8 - 10/2008

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Nannette V. Dinopol BIMP-EAGA Task Force Meeting on the Formulation of Implementing

Guidelines to address the Technical Issues under the MOU in the Cross

Border Movement of Buses and

Coaches and Draft MOU on the Facilitation on Inter- State Transport

of Goods in Transit

Malaysia 7/16-18/2008

Manuel C. Portus 8th session of the Joint IMO/ILO

Adhoc Expert Group on Liability and Conpensation regarding Claims for

Death, Personal Injury and

Abandonment of Seafarers

Geneva,

Switzerland

7/21-24/2008

Nannette V. Dinopol 3rd BIMP-EAGA Task Force Meeting

on the Formulation of Implementing Guidelines to address The Technical Issues under the MOU in the Cross

Border Movement of Buses and

Coaches and draft MOU on the Facilitation on Inter-State Passport of

Goods in Transit

Malaysia 7/30-31/2008

Geneviev L. Calzada Master's in Public Administration Japan 7/1/2008-3/2011

Arhleen A. Romero,

Adoracion U. Castillo

Adhoc Intersessional Meeting London, UK 9/8-12/2008

Myrna E. Calag UNESCAP Workshop on the

Development of Dry Ports and Logistics in the ASEAN Subregion

UN Conference

Centre, Bangkok, Thailand

9/9-10/2008

Arsenio F. Lingad 16th ASEAN Maritime Transport Working Group Meeting

Sunrise Beach Resort, Nha Tang

City, Vietnam

Atty. Gloria V Banas Tripartile Expert Meeting to Adopt Guidelines on Flag State Inspection

under Maritime Labour Convention

Geneva, Switzerland

9/15-19/2008

Primo V. Rivera First Implementation Meeting on the

China-ASEAN Maritime Transport Agrement

Beijing, PR of

China

9/18-20/2008

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Emerson M. Lorenzo 3rd Session of the Joint Group of the ILO, IMO and the Basel Convention on

Ship Scrapping

Geneva, Switzerland

10/28-11/1/208

Myrna E. Calag 56th meeting of the Coordinating

Committee on Services

Medan, North

Sumatra, Indonesia

10/30-11/1/2008

Daniel A. Reyes 2nd Asian Shipbuilding Expert Forum

for International Maritime Technical Initiative

Changnoon,Korea 11/4-14/2008

Sonia B. Malaluan, Fe M. Calaoagan

to inspect the facilities and approve prototypes & proofs before final

Printing of the 50.000 booklets SIRB

Hongkong 11/10-11/2008

Nannette V. Dinopol Task Force Meeting on the MoU on Cross Border Transport of Goods and

the SOP on the MoU on Cross Border Movement of Buses & Croaches

Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

11/27-28/2008

2009

Myrna E. Calag 57th Meeting of the ASEAN

Coordinating Committee on Services

Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia

2/9-11/2009

Ma. Conception C. Arbolario

2nd Task Force Meeting to Finalize the MoU on the Cross Border Transport of

Goods and to Discuss on the

Implementation Issues on the MoU on Cross-Border Movement of the Buses

and Coaches

Sabah, Malaysia 2/4-5/2009

Josephine O. Castillo 17th month prost graduate program in Maritime Affairs specializing in

Maritime Law & Policy

WMU, Sweden 5/4/2009-10/10/2010

Arsenio F. Lingad II GTC on Shipping Administrations for ASEAN Members

Japan 2/11-28/2009

Myrna E. Calag Regional Seminar/Workshop on the Single Window Concept and Electronic

Means for the Clearance of Ships

Hanoi, Vietnam 2/23-27/2009

Arsenio F. Lingad II 17th ASEAN Maritime Transport

Working Group Meeting

Hue City, Vietnam 3/1012/2009

17th Session of the IMO Sub Committee on Flag State Implementation (FSI-17)

London UK 4/20-24/2009

Sonia B. Malaluan Fe M. Calaoagan

to pick up the SIRB Hongkong 3/6-7/2009

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Ma. Conception C. Arbolario

6th BIMP-EAGA TIICTD Cluster Meeting

Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

4/22-23/2009

Rizal J. Victoria 17 month post graduate Programme

in Maritime Affairs Specializing in Maritime Safety and Environmental

Administration

WMU, Sweden 5/4/2009-

10/10/2010

Delia P. Lorenzo 27th Senior Transport Officials Meeting (27th STOM)

Da Nang City, Vietnam

5/27-29/2009

Maria Elena H. Bautista 86th Session of the Maritime Safety Committee

London 5/27-6/5/2009

Nannette V. Dinopol 4th BIMP-EAGA Transport Ministers Meeting

Manado, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

6/24-25/2009

Maria Elena H. Bautista 59th IMO Technical Cooperation meeting (TC59) & 102nd Session of

the IMO Council Meeting

London 6/23-25/2009 6/29-7-3/2009

Mary Ann Armi Z.

Arcilla

Workshop on Fishing Vessel Record

and Inventory

Satun Province,

Thailand

7/27-29/2009

Maria Elena H. Bautista,

Joann M. Salamanca, Luisito U. Delos Santos

32nd APEC TPT-WG Meeting Singapore 7/27-30/2009

Arhleen A. Romero, Amelia R. Espiritu

Training of Trainers and Maritime Inspectors on the Application of the

ILO, Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC 2006)

Turin, Italy 9/14-25/2009

Rochyl M. Villamor, Danilo M. Morano

GTC on International Maritime Conventions and Ship Safety

Inspection

Japan 8/11-11/20/2009

Arsenio F. Lingad II 18th ASEAN Maritime Transport Working Group (MTWG)

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

8/11-14/2009

Maria Elena H. Bautista, Jean Ver P. Pia, Ronaldo

P. Bandalaria

2nd Adhoc Intersessional Meeting of the STCW Working Group on the

Comprehensive Review of the STCW Convention and Code

London, UK 9/7-11/2009

Primo V. Rivera 2nd Cooperation Forum: Safety of Navigation & Enviromental Protection

in the Straits of Malaca and Singapore

Singapore 10/14-15/2009

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Nannette V. Dinopol Special Meeting on the Implementation of the Various

Transport MOUS

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

10/5-10/2009

Bashiruddin U. Adil, Irving L. Saipudin

Sub-regional Seminar-Workshop on the Implementation of the 1993

Torremolinos Protocol

Bali, Indonesia 10/12-15/2009

Ronaldo P. Bandalaria Area-Focused Training Course

(Leaders Training) on Maritime Law Enforcement for East Asian Countries

(Long term programme)

Japan 10/18-

11/14/2009

Ma. Soledad Borromeo Area-Focused Training Course (Leaders Training) on Maritime Law

Enforcement for East Asian Countries

(Short term programme)

Japan 11/8-14/2009

Primo C. Pimentel, Sammuel L. Batalla

Rgional Workshop on Implementation and Enforcement of the MARPOL

Convention

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

10/26-30/2009

Maria Elena H. Bautista 25th Extraordinary session of the IMO Council (C25)

London 11/19-20/2009

26th Regular Session of the IMO Assembly

11/23-12/4/2009

Nenita S. Atienza, Guia G. Gamo

Refresher Course on Port, Shipping and Transport Management

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

11/22-12/15/2009

2010

Jose Venacio A. Vero Jr,

Myrna C. Clemino

GTC on Shipping Administration for

ASEAN Members

Japan 2/2-27/2010

Myrna E. Calag, Sonia B.

Malaluan

International Conference on the

Revision of the HNS Convention

London, UK 4/26-30/2010

Jose Venancio A. Vero

Jr

Regional Seminar on Operational

Safety of Domestic Ferries and Non-Convention Vessels

Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia

4/5-9/2010

Primo V. Rivera,

Bashiruddin U. Adil

26th Session of the IMSSO Advisory

Committee

London, UK 3/17-19/2010

Arsenio F. Lingad II 19th ASEAN MTWG Meeting Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia

4/20-22/2010

Arsenio F. lingad II 29th ASEAN STOM Meeting Brunei 5/30-6/4/2010

Emerson M. Lorenzo International Seminar on Transport of

Dangerous Goods

Seoul, Korea 7/1 - 2/2010

Jedimi Nur Sibal Maritime Affairs Specializing in

Maritime Safety and Environmental Administration

WMU, Sweden 9/27/2010-

12/4/2011

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Nicasio A. Conti IMO Technical Cooperation Committee and Council Meeting

London 6/1-11/2010

Sonia B. Malaluan Programme (Fulltime) Leading to the Degree in Master in Public

Administration

Singapore 7/15/2010-7/15/2011

Emmanuel B. Carpio Regional Seminar on OPRC-HNS

Protocol

Male, Maldives 5/3-6/2010

Nicasio A. Conti, Bashiruddin U. Adil

18th Session of the IMO Sub-Committee on Flag State Implementation (FSI 18)

London, UK 7/5-9/2010

Myrna E. Calag, Arsenio F. Lingad II

62nd Meeting of the ASEAN Coordinating Committee on Services

Vung Tau City, Vietnam

7/6-8/2010

Primo V. Rivera, Bashiruddin U. Adil

21st Session of the Assembly of the International Mobile Satellite

Organization (IMSO)

London, UK 7/12-16/2010

Christine D. San Luis Regional Seminar on Familiarization

w/the proposed Amendments to the STCW for Seafarers as amended and

the STCW Code

Shanghai, Peoples

Rep of China

7/19-23/2010

Nicasio A. Conti 5th BIMP-EAGA Transport Ministers

Meeting

Jerudong, Brunie

Darussalam

7/26-29/2010

Bernardo A. Pollo, Jesus

Rex Francis E. Antonio

GTC (International Dialogue Programs)

on International Maritime Conventions and Ship Safety

Inspection

Japan 8/10-11/20/2010

Virvic Paul C. Erese 14th month postgraduate programme in Maritime Affairs Specializing in Maritime Education and Training

WMU, Sweden 9/27/2010-12/4/2011

Bashiruddin U. Adil Symposium on the Implementation of

the ASEAN Roadmaps for Logistics Services Integration of the 42nd

ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)

Council meeting

Da Nang, Vietnam 8/22/2010

Arhleen A. Romero Expert Consultation on Managing

Fishing Capacity to Combat IUU Fishing in Southeast Asia

Bangkok 9/15-17/2010

Salvador Jesus F. Burnos

Transportation of Natural Gas Malaysia 9/19-10/2/2010

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Nicasio A. Conti to attend the Preparatory Tripartite Maritime Labour Convention (MLC),

2006 & the Consultation Meeting on the Seafarers Identity Documents

(SID) Convention

ILO, Headquarters, Geneva,

Switzerland

9/20-24/2010

61st Session of the IMO Maritime Environment Protection Committee

(MEPC 61)

London 9/27-10/1/2010

Salvador Jesus F. Burnos

Transportation of Natural Gas Malaysia 9/19-10/2/2010

Jean Ver P. Pia 4-year fully funded Seafarers International Research Centre (SIRC)/Nippon Postgraduate

Fellowship to study for a PhD

SIRC School of Social Sciences,

Cardiff University,

Wales, United Kingdom

10/4/2010 - 2014

Myrna E. Calag 33rd APEC Transportation Working Group (TPI-WG33)

Japan 10/10-15/2010

Arsenio F. Lingad II 20th ASEAN MTWG Meeting Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

10/26 - 28/2010

Virgilio B. Calag 97h Session of the IMO Legal Committee

London, UK 11/14 - 19/2010

Jose Venancio A. Vero, Jr., Bashiruddin U. Adil

88th Session of the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC)

London, UK 11/24 - 12/3/2010

Emerson M. Lorenzo 105th Session of the IMO Council London, UK 11/1 - 5/ 2010

Luisito U. Delos Santos

Jose J. Teaño

Julito F. Dimaano

Maritime Safety Management Singapore 11/29 -

12/03/2010

2011

NAME COURSE TITLE VENUE DURATION

Ma. Conception C.

Arbolario

2011 BIMP-EAGA Strategic Planning

Meeting

Kota Kinabalu,

Sabah

1/12 - 14/2011

Nena G. Ganal GTC on Shipping Administration for

ASEAN Members

Japan 2/1 - 26/2011

Liberty R. Lingad

Arsenio F. lingad II 21st ASEAN Maritime Transport Working Group (MTWG) Meeting

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

2/28 - 3/4/11

Bashiruddin U. Adil 19th Session of the Sub-Committee on

Flag state Implementation

London 2/21 - 25/11

Arnie F. Santiago to undertake an investigation on Vessels

of Lai-Lai Deep Sea Fishing

Taiwan 4/11 - 15/2011

Nicasio A. Conti Gloria J. victoria Bañas

89th Session of the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC89)

London, UK 5/11 - 20/2011

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Nicasio A. Conti Asia Pacific Regional Dialogue on the

Maritime Labour Convention

Cairns, Australia 5/3 - 6/2011

Emmanuel B. Carpio 6th BIMP-EAGA CIQS Task Force Meeting Brunei 5/18 - 19/2011

Marc Pascua 14-month post graduate programme in

Maritime affairs specializing in Maritime Law and Policy

Malmo, Sweden 9/26/2011-

12/2/2012

Nanette V. Dinopol 34th APEC Transportation Working Group (TPT-WG 34) Meeting

Brisbane, Australia 6/12 - 17/2011

Nicasio A. Conti Inaugural Maritime Public Leaders'

Programme (MPLP)

Singapore 7/21 - 29/2011

Levi S. Villafañe

Adones D. Andalan

GTC on International Maritime

Conventions and Ship Safety Inspection

Japan 8/16 - 11/16/2011

Efren Juan B. Borci, Jr. Adoracion U. Castillo

7th Meeting on ASEAN-China Maritime Consultation Mechanism

Hangzhou, China 9/14 - 15/2011

Arsenio F. Lingad II Proposed Meeting with the Philippines to

discuss the Feasibility on the ASEAN Roll-On/Roll-Off Network and Short Sea

Jakarta, Indonesia 9/16/2011

Perla S. Chua Ma. Sarena C. Casas

Regional Workshop on the Ratification, Implementation and Enforcement of

MARPOL Convention

Bangkok, Thailand 9/19 - 23/2011

Emerson M. Lorenzo

Daniel A. Reyes

Regional Consultation Workshop in POP's

and HW Management System in Ship

Breaking and Recycling Industry

Bangkok, Thailand 9/6 - 7/2011

Ma. Conception C.

Arbolario

BIMP-EAGA Air and Sea Linkages Working

Groups Special Meeting

Kota

Kinabalu,Sabah, Indonesia

9/20 -21/2011

Arsenio F. Lingad II RORO Ship Network Exposer Program Hakata, Japan 9/13 - 15/2011

Nicasio A. Conti Workshop on National Legal Implementation of the ILO MLC, 2006

Turin, Italy 9/26 - 30/2011

Nenita S. Atienza 66th Meeting of the Coordinating

Committee on Services (66th CCS)

Singapore 9/26 - 29/2011

Maristel E. Letigio Regional Workshop on the

Implementation of the Anti-Fouling

Systems (AFS) Convention

Singapore 10/3 - 6/2011

Jose Venancio A. Vero, Jr. Regional Training Course for Auditors

under the Voluntary IMO Member State Audit Scheme

Hanoi, Vietnam 10/10 - 14/2011

Jose J. Teaño Regional Seminar on the Implementation of the IMDG and the IMSBC Code

Bangkok, Thailand 10/17 - 21/2011

Nicasio A. Conti 30th Session of the International Mobile

Satellite Organization (IMSO Advisory Committee

Tangiers, Morocco 11/9 - 11/2011

Arnie F. Santiago 80th General Assembly Session Hanoi, Vietnam 10/31 - 11/03/11

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Emerson M. Lorenzo attend the Meetings of Key Officials from

the Japan and shipbuilding Industry

Japan 10/23-29/11

Precila C. Jara GTC on the Improvement and Integration of Cargo Transport in Asia Region

Japan 11/7 - 12/23/2011

Nicasio A. Conti

Arhleen A. Romero

27th Session of the IMO Assembly London 11/21 - 30/2011

107th Session of the IMO Council London 12/1/2011

Jose Venancio A. Vero, Jr.

Virgilio B. Calag

Regional Forum on Domestic Ferry Safety Bali, Indonesia 12/6 - 7/2011

Nannette V. Dinopol 1st APEC Training Course on Common Principles to Shipping Policy

Tokyo, Japan 12/6 - 8/2011

Daniel A. Reyes Fifth Asian Shipbuilding Experts Forum for

International Maritime Technical Initiative

Busan, Korea 12/1 - 2/2011

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