Doing Agribusiness in Boholhot! - the AFMIS

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doing agribusiness in
bohol
IN
BOHOL
Second Printing 2011
2010 Edition
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Brief
1
Economic Profile
2
Economic Indicators
15
Investment Opportunities
17
Cost of Doing Business
18
DA Regional Soils Laboratory
21
DA Regional Animal Disease Diagnostic
Laboratory
23
DA Regional Feed Analysis Laboratory
29
DA Regional Regulatory Division
31
DA Regional Technical Classification and
Land Use Management
46
Registration of Investments
47
Investment Incentives
59
Duty-Free Importation
62
Business Contacts
64
Bohol
Cebu
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EXECUTIVE BRIEF
Location
Capital City
Municipalities
Barangays
Climate
Average Temperature
Land Area
Population
Province
City
Language/Dialects
Literacy Rate
Labor Force
Employment Rate
Agriculture
Service
Industry
Arable Area
Land Classification
Certified alienable & disposable
Classified forests
Power Capacity
Water Supply
Cost of Living
Annual Average Family Income
Annual Average Family Expenditure
Annual Average Family Savings
Annual Per Capita Income
Annual Per Capita Expenditure
Poverty Level
Poverty Ranking
CY 2000
No. 16
: Bohol Province is located in the Central Visayas
region of the Philippines. It is 803 kilometers
or 556.16 nautical miles south of Manila and
39.7 nautical miles southeast of Mactan Island Cebu.
: Tagbilaran City
: 47
: 1,109
: Generally fair
: 27°C
: 411,726 hectares
: 1,203,684
: 79,968
: Boholano, English, Tagalog and Chinese
: 97%
: 716,000
: 93%
: 54%
: 29%
: 17%
: 273,950 hectares
: 310,455 hectares
: 101,271 hectares
: 130.70 MW
: 19,000 cubic meters daily
P 77,291
66,907
10,384
16,478
14,364
CY 2003
No. 52
CY 2008
No. 38
Source: Bohol Economic Fact Book 2009 Edition
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Bohol
ECONOMIC PROFILE
Agriculture
• Bohol is the number one producer of agricultural products in the region. It
provides the following regional outputs:
70% of total rice production
54% of fishery yield
26% of livestock and poultry
60% of seaweed production
72% of rootcrops
100% of oil palm production
• 273,950 hectares of 66% of total land area is available for agriculture
• 151,944 hectares or 55% of the total area devoted to agriculture is
planted/harvested to major crops
• Bohol’s agriculture, remains to be the major source of employment and
livelihood
• 42% of the province’s working-age population is working on agriculture
Major Agricultural/Marine Products
• Rice
• Seaweeds
• Corn
• Poultry
• Coconut
• Livestock
• Fruits
• Fish
• Vegetables
• Crabs
• Root crops
• Prawns
Leading Domestic Items Traded
• G.I. Sheets
• Rice
• Marine products
• Banana
• Handicrafts
• Mangoes
• Limestone
• Hog
• Copra
• Cattle
• Semi-dried seaweeds
• Fish
Leading Non-Traditional Exports
• Prawns
• Baskets
• Woven Raffia
Leading Domestic Trade Partner
• Visayas
• Mindanao
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Cebu
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Rice Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
2007
Supply
73,729.57
90,443.26
90,856.85
Demand
102,353.48
103,457.43
104,903.78
Surplus (Deficit)
(28,624)
(13,014)
(14,047)
2008
121,581.44
106,059.32
15,522
Corn Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
2007
Supply
5,777
6,247
8,232
Demand
10,490
10,603
10,751
Surplus (Deficit)
(4,713)
(4,356)
(2,519)
2008
7,055
10,870
(3,815)
Selected Fruits Crops Production, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
Year
Banana
Mango
Papaya
Pineapple Watermelon
2005
30,586
18,154
743
547
684
2006
36,517
12,513
386
718
849
2007
35,243
12,754
179
754
947
2008
36,531
11,682
227
794
1,300
Calamansi
126
141
128
121
Fruits Sufficiency Level
• Volume of fruit production is already sufficient
• 29.22 kilograms per capita consumption
• Surplus of 14,315 metric tons
Vegetables Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
2007
Supply
6,375
6,493
6,457
Demand
26,693
26,980
27,358
Surplus (Deficit)
(20,318)
(20,487)
(20,901)
2008
8,031
27,659
(19,628)
Rootcrops Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
2007
Supply
97,228
102,650
113,978
Demand
22,288
22,528
22,843
Surplus (Deficit)
74,940
80,122
91,135
2008
108,360
23,095
85,265
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Commercial Crops
Coconut Production
• Number of bearing trees – 9,806,290
• Number of non-bearing trees – 1,089,343
• Total coco trees (BAS) – 10,896,001
• New high-yielding varieties are available to replant aging trees
• Higher price of copra motivates farmer to plant
Oil Palm Production
• Area planted to oil palm tree – 6,558.85 hectares
• Current production area – 3,313.76 hectares
• Number of growers – 2,165
• Target area for palm plantation – 16,000 hectares
Jatropha Production
• Area above 18 degrees suitable for planting – 13,000 hectares
• Programmed Area – 2,708 hectares
Ruminant Inventory, 2005-2008 (no. of heads)
2005
2006
2007
Carabao
62,577
62,961
63,110
Cattle
70,644
70,723
69,451
Goat
52,725
54,413
60,274
* Ruminant population is dominantly of native breed.
2008
63,381
69,715
65,623
Carabeef Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
2007
Supply
1,013
1,970
1,954
Demand
744
752
763
Surpus (Deficit)
269
1,218
1,191
* 0.62 kilograms/year – per capita consumption
2008
2,153
771
1,382
Beef Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
2007
Supply
3,743
4,781
5,652
Demand
4,177
4,222
4,281
Surpus (Deficit)
(434)
559
1,371
2008
5,135
4,328
807
Chevon Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
2007
Supply
223
317
464
Demand
36
36
37
Surpus (Deficit)
187
281
427
2008
472
37
435
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Pork Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
Supply
25,036
30,711
Demand
8,425
8,516
Surpus (Deficit)
16,611
22,195
2007
36,665
8,635
28,030
2008
34,046
8,730
25,316
2007
9,762
5,634
4,128
2008
8,900
5,696
3,204
2006
2007
4,112.00
4,224.00
59.61
63.00
0.22
0.29
24.50
25.32
3.19
11.18
0.00
0.00
256.00
274.00
84,485.00
103,882.00
88,940.52 108,479.79
2008
4,689.00
108.00
1.48
38.79
18.32
2.30
289.00
105,642.00
110,788.89
Chicken Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
Supply
4,237
5,629
Demand
5,497
5,556
Surpus (Deficit)
(1,260)
73
Aquaculture Production, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
Brackish Water Fishpond
Inland Fishing
Freshwater Fish Cage
Freshwater Fishpond
Marine Fish Cage
Marine Fish Pen
Oyster
Seaweeds
Total
2005
4,423.00
21.00
2.20
13.50
8.90
0.00
196.00
98,485.00
103,149.60
Fish Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
2005
2006
Supply
27,640
21,299
Demand
33,882
34,247
Surpus (Deficit)
(6,242)
(12,948)
2007
21,256
34,726
(13,471)
2008
22,036
35,109
(13,073)
Current Food Situation
• Deficit – corn, vegetables and fish
• Surplus – rice, fruits, rootcrops, carabeef, beef, pork, chevon and chicken
Source: Bohol Economic Fact Book 2009 Edition;
Bohol Profile 2010 - 2015, Bohol PPDO
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Tourism
Bohol is the No. 1 Eco-Cultural Tourist Destination in the Philippines
• Tourist Destination of the Year
2003 awarded by the Department of Tourism – Kalakbay
2002 awarded by the Department of Tourism – Philippine Travel Mart
On the regional context, Bohol is the second most frequently visited province in
the region next to Cebu (76%), sharing 13% of the total foreign and domestic
markets.
Bohol Domestic and Foreign Tourist Arrivals , 2003-2008
Source: Department of Tourism, Region 7
Year
Domestic
Foreign
2003
110,514
18,385
2004
137,740
26,921
2005
152,873
35,118
2006
169,058
50,253
2007
179,246
65,472
2008
199,610
82,888
* Tourist arrivals increased by 15% (2008 DOT-7 data)
• Domestic tourists – 71%
• Foreign tourists – 29%
Bohol Tourist Arrivals, 2003-2008
Source: Bohol Tourism Office
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Arrivals
95,311
249,729
393,941
418,030
531,812
* BTO tourist arrival figures increased by 495% from 2003 to 2008
Projected Tourist Arrivals and Room Demand
CY 2009 – 2015
Province of Bohol
Projected
Rooms
Year
Tourists
Required
2009
680,609
2,504
2010
816,730
3,005
2011
980,077
3,606
2012
1,176,092
4,327
2013
1,411,310
5,912
2014
1,693,572
6,231
2015
2,032,287
7,477
Note: Tourist arrivals to increase by 20% per year
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Current
Supply
2,677
2,677
2,677
2,677
2,677
2,677
2,677
Total
128,899
164,661
187,991
219,311
244,718
282,498
2008
567,174
Surplus/
Shortage
173
-328
-929
-1,650
-3,235
-3,554
-4,800
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Projected Room Demand & Jobs to be Generated
CY 2009 – 2015
Year
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Rooms
Required
2,504
3,005
3,606
4,327
5,912
6,231
7,477
Current
Supply
2,677
2,677
2,677
2,677
2,677
2,677
2,677
Room
Demand
173
328
929
1,650
3,235
3,554
4,800
Jobs to be Generated
Direct Jobs Indirect Jobs
(1.75)
(2.0)
303
346
574
656
1,626
1,858
2,888
3,300
5,661
6,470
6,220
7,108
8,400
9,600
Total
649
1,230
3,484
6,188
12,131
13,328
18,000
* Direct employment averages 1.75 persons per room
* Indirect employment generated by the industry averages 2 persons per hotel room
Proposed Bohol Tourism Clusters
Cluster 1 – Special Activities Cluster
• Tourism Cluster 1 – The Special Activities Cluster may be packaged as The
Panglao-Pamilacan Islands Experience featuring the island-open sea experience
inclusive of diving and whale and dolphin watching tours.
Cluster 2 – Eco-cultural Tourism Cluster
• Tourism Cluster 2 – The Eco-cultural Tourism Cluster may be packaged as the
Tagbilaran City-Loboc-Carmen-Maribojoc Experience.
Cluster 3 – Ecotourism Cluster
• Tourism Cluster 3 – The Ecotourism Cluster may be packaged as The
Northwestern Bohol Experience
Cluster 4 – Agri-Tourism & Heritage Cluster
• Tourism Cluster 4 – The Agri-Tourism and Heritage Cluster may be packaged as
the Northeastern Bohol Experience.
Cluster 5 – Southeast Coast Cluster
• Tourism Cluster 5 – The Southeast Coast Cluster may be packaged as the
Southeastern Bohol Experience.
Source: Bohol Economic Fact Book 2009 Edition;
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USINESS
CONTACTS
Education
and Manpower
on. EdgardoAnnual
M. Chatto
Turn-Over of Graduates:
overnor, Province
of Boholand Business Related Courses
Education
rovincial Capitol
Complex,
C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran City
Marine
Education
hone (63-38)411-3300,
411-4824,
411-3560, 501-9072
Engineering and Technology
IT-related courses
on. Concepcion O. Lim
Medical-related courses
ice-Governor, Province of Bohol and
residing Officer, Sangguniang Panlalawigan
rovincial Capitol Complex, C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran City
Key Indicators
BASIC EDUCATION
ir Transportation Office
: 19.61%
: 17.08%
: 8.03%
: 33.18%
: 22.09%
Provincial Status
2007-2008
2008-2009
agbilaran City Airport
Number
of Schools
hone (63-38)
411-3320
Fax 235-5830
Pre-schools
ohol Chamber• Public
of Commerce and Industry
IA Compound,• Dao
District, Tagbilaran City
Private
elefax (63-38)
411-5910,
Elementary 501-8622
• Public
ohol Provincial
Planning and Development Office
• Private
rovincial Capitol
High Complex,
Schools C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran City
hone (63-38) 411-5509,
• Public 501-9912, 235-5524, 235-5525
• Private
ohol Environment
Management Office
Technical-Vocational
Schools
/F New Capitol Bldg., Marapao St., Tagbilaran City
• Private Training Vocational Institutions
hone (63-38) 411-2088, 411-4406, 501-9970 Telefax 411-4405
• Provincial Training Centers - TESDA
Higher Education Institutions
ohol Provincial Agriculture Office
• Public
apitol Annex Bldg.,
Dao, Tagbilaran City
• Private 411-5829, 501-1368, 500-1391
hone (63-38) 411-3328,
ohol Provincial Veterinary Office
Participation
apitol Annex Bldg., Dao,
TagbilaranRates
City
Elementary
Level
hone (63-38) 411-2378, 501-0801,
501-1368
987
941
46
181
122
59
2008
12
6
27
7
20
2007-2008
67.56%
Secondary Level
42.46%
ohol Tourism Office Cohort Survival Rate
/F New Capitol Bldg., Marapao
St., Tagbilaran
Elementary
Level City
73.42%
hone (63-38) 411-3666, 501-9187
Secondary Level
61.32%
Drop-out Rate
ureau of Internal RevenueElementary Level
2.47%
F Judge Oppus Uy BuildingSecondary
cor B.Inting
and M. Torralba Sts., Tagbilaran
Level
5.68% City
hone (63-38) 411-2012
8
996
941
55
190
131
59
2008-2009
73.74%
54.85%
77.51%
60.87%
1.89%
6.12%
Bohol
Cebu
Key Indicators
Gender Parity Index (SY 2008-2009)
Elementary Level
Secondary Level
Cohort Survival
Elementary Level
Secondary Level
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Provincial Status
0.98
1.32
1.13
1.32
Literacy Rate (Simple Literacy, 2000 FLEMMS) 92.42%
Male Literates
50.05%
Female Literates
49.95%
Educational Attainment
Elementary Education
Secondary Education
College Education
52%
24%
12%
Infrastructure
Transport and Access
a. Road and Bridges
• Total road length of the whole province has an average increase of 3.4% every
year.
• Total Road Length – 5,948 kilometers (classified as 10% national road, 16%
provincial road, 1% city road, 5% municipal road and 68% barangay road
• The entire road network is composed of 3% asphalt, 18% concrete, 56% gravel
and 23% earth.
• Circumferential roads in Dauis-Panglao Road are converted from provincial
road into national road.
• There are 8,869.88 linear meters of bridges within the road network of which
67% are concrete, 12% are steel, 10% are bailey and 11% are timber bridges.
• Temporary bridges such as bailey and timber comprises are already in bad
condition and impassable to traffic due to poor maintenance.
• Some of the span temporary bridges were converted to box culverts.
• 20% of the total length or 1,839 linear meters are under the jurisdiction of the
Provincial Engineer’s Office.
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ection 23.b. Seaport
Non-Fiscal Incentives. Registered enterprises and investors shall be
ranted the following
non-fiscal
incentives:
• The seaport
facilities
in the province are classified into 1 base port, 4 terminal
ports, 9 outports and 2 private ports.
a) Provision
of Port
a one-stop
documentation
center
for simplified
documentation
• The
of Tagbilaran
is considered
a major
port of entry.
procedures;
• The port of Tubigon, the busiest among the terminal ports, offer more than ten
b) Consistentdaily
support
fortrips
industrial
through BIPC;
round
plyingpeace
the Cebu-Bohol
route.
c) Assistance
in
securing
direct
source
of electric
andBohol
waterto supply
• The port of Jagna offers services
that plypower
between
Cagayan and
connection;
Camiguin with roll-on, roll-off route.
d) Assistance
in theon
negotiation
of special
rates forData,
industries
withport
a minimum
load and 4
• Based
the Port Traffic
Statistical
the base
of Tagbilaran
of at least terminal
1000 kilowatts;
ports recorded an average of 14,042.75 shipcalls for the period 2005e) Assistance2008.
in siteThe
selection
negotiation
fortrend.
right of way;
record and
showed
an erratic
f) Assistance in labor recruitment and arbitration;
g) Other c.
non-fiscal
Airport incentives as may be determined by the Board.
• The Tagbilaran City Airport accommodated an average of 1,617 carrier flights
Source: The Bohol
Code,
Provincial
Ordinance
No. 2001-019
from Investment
2005 to 2008.
Records
showed
a 20% decrease
from 2005 to 2007 but
rose back by 17.5% in the 2007-2008 period.
d. Land Transort
DUTY-FREE
IMPORTATION
• The
number of registered vehicles increased by 13.52% from 2007 to 2008.
Executive Order No. 376
Port Facilities
▪ Modifying the rate of import duty in certain imported articles under Section 104
of the tariff
and- Tagbilaran
customs code
1978 as amended, in order to implement
Airport
City of
Airport
Section Seaports
1 of the Republic Act 9281, reinstating the effectivity of tax incentives
under Section
109 of Republic
Tagbilaran
Port (m2)Act 8435, otherwise known as the Agriculture
and Fisheries Modernization
Berth Length Act of 1997
633.00
Passenger Terminal Building Area
1,021.80
▪ Provide duty exemption
Land Area to importations of eligible agriculture
53,150.00and fisheries
enterprises Operational
to promote and
foster
efficiency and global competitiveness
Areas
(m2their
)
Back-up Area
1,848.00
ervice
: Provision
and Issuance
(CE) and
Open Storage
Area of Certificate of Eligibility
5,688.00
Certificate
of
Accreditation
(CA)
Container Yard
2,817.00
Common Incoming & Receiving Area
Who may avail : Eligible
Total agriculture and fisheries enterprises 1,065.00
Commercial Areas (m2)
11,418.00
ees
: a. Order
of Payment/Photocopy
of Official Receipt – P1,500.00
Parking
Area
b. For
a certified
P750.00
Leased
Area copy of the original CE or CA –5,336.00
Others
1,283.60
ervice Provider: DA
AMAD 7
Total
5,277.00
11,897.00
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Seaport System
Port
Tagbilaran
Catagbacan
Tubigon
Getafe
Talibon
Ubay
Tapal
Jagna
Clarin
Port
Tagbilaran
Catagbacan
Tubigon
Getafe
Talibon
Ubay
Tapal
Jagna
Clarin
Port
Tagbilaran
Catagbacan
Tubigon
Total Port Area
(m2)
53,150.49
3,243.75
18,641.68
3,217.00
7,072.25
15,763.90
3,985.55
7,549.00
4,578.78
Office
Buildings
(sq.m.)
390.00
None
100.00
60.00
90.25
117.00
60.00
240.00
-
PTB
Area
(m2)
1,021.80
None
254.00
Getafe
Talibon
None
None
Ubay
39.00
Tapal
Jagna
None
240.00
Clarin
none
Working Area
(m2)
20,705.92
849.25
1,951.83
926.00
639.00
7,282.65
1,182.95
4,693.00
930.78
Access Road
(sq.m.)
Open Storage
(m2)
5,688.00
441.95
2,812.60
600.00
1,501.00
3,092.00
1,725.00
390.00
None
RO-RO Ramps
(sq.m.)
Transit Shed
(m2)
300.00
96.00
150.00
None
None
None
None
300.00
164.00
Parking Area
(sq.m.)
18,746.31
1,722.80
9,940.00
1,128.00
4,698.00
3,330.00
862.40
1,058.00
2,975.40
287.20
117.00
216.00
99.00
99.00
387.00
198.00
None
123.42
5,336.00
None
None
400.00
None
1,510.00
None
300.00
376.18
Berth Length
Mooring
(in linear
Facilities
meters)
633.00 18 mooring bitts
& 24 T-heads
48.00
396.00 27 T-heads
Rubbing Timbers
21.00 2 T-heads
6 cleats
none -
Fender System
16 V-type RDFs
& Cyl. RDFs
30 4-element fenders
2 cyl. RDFs, 4 V-type
RDF & 8
4 UTFs
9 timber clusters
17 V-type RDFs & 9
UTFs
12 tractor-UTFs
5 V-type RDFs & 21
UTFs
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Land Transportation
Classification
Utility Vehicles
Motorcycles
Truck Bus
Tricycles
Taxi
Private
12,117
24,724
Government
425
235
For Hire
676
79
1,338
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Power and Energy
• In CY 2008, the Dependable Capability Profile for Bohol is 106.2 MW,
forecasted demand of 48 MW and net reserve of 58.2 MW.
• All municipalities in the province are already provided with electricity.
• 100% of all barangays are also energized as covered by BLCI, BOHECO I and
II.
Power Plants
Bohol Diesel Power Plant
(BDPP)
Santa Clara Corp.
(Formerly LHEP)
Janopol Hydroelectric Plant
(JHEP)
BOHECO I-Sevilla MiniHydro
Corp. (BSMHC)
Total Capability
Leyte-Bohol Interconnection
Total
Forecasted Demand
Net Reserve
Installed Capacity
(MW)
Dependable Capability
(MW)
22
17.5
1.2
1.2
5.0
5.0
2.5
2.5
30.7
80.0
110.7
-
26.2
80.0
106.2
48.0
58.2
• The household connection for BOHECO I & II and BLCI increased every year
for the period 2005-2008 with an average of 4.74% per year.
• The BOHECO I & II and the BLCI have an average system loss of 9.38% per
year which is 7.22% for BOHECO I, 11.49% for BOHECO II and 9.43% for
BLCI.
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Water and Irrigation
• Bohol has 2,224 springs, 59 rivers (of which 11 are major river systems) and 200
creeks.
• By 2035, water demand from 6 municipalities (i.e. Tagbilaran City, Panglao, Loon,
Talibon, Tubigon, and Ubay) is projected to account for 45% of total projected
demand.
• State of Water Scarcity: The northern and northeastern parts of Bohol have scarcity
of groundwater due to its geological formation being volcanic in nature. These
municipalities are Getafe, Buenavista, Trinidad, and San Miguel. (Source: Bohol
Integrated Water Supply System Master Plan)
• Municipalities with Inadequate Water Supply During Peak Hours and Summer
Months: Alburquerque, Alicia, Antequera, Clarin, Dauis, Maribojoc, Panglao,
Talibon, Tubigon, and Ubay. (Source: Bohol Integrated Water Supply System
Master Plan)
Projected Water Demand Per User Category
Bohol, 2010 – 2035 (cumd)
Source: Bohol Integrated Water Supply System Master Plan
Category
Domestic
Commercial/
Industrial
Institutional
Tourism
Industrial Estate
Total
Non Revenue
Water
Average Daily
Demand
2010
2015
2020
2025
2030
2035
59,985
94,789
112,526
131,073
143,411
152,195
4,007
2,996
1,954
68,942
6,000
3,272
3,387
11,985
119,433
13,158
3,965
3,675
21,420
154,744
15,480
5,490
5,249
21,420
178,712
16,543
5,790
5,249
21,420
192,413
17,273
6,024
5,249
22,270
203,011
37,122
106,064
29,858
149,291
38,686
193,430
44,678
223,390
48,103
240,516
50,753
253,764
• The capacity of the current sources estimated at 45,408 cumd cannot sustain the
projected demand. By 2010, projected average daily demand is 106,064 cumd
against estimated available supply of 45,408 cumd. Therefore, there is a need to
identify potential sources for future requirements.
• 7 River Basins as Potential Sources of Water Supply:
1. Loboc Watershed
5. Manaba Watershed
2. Abatan Watershed
6. Alejawan Watershed
3. Wahig-Inabanga Watershed
7. Ipil Watershed
4. Carood Watershed
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Water Supply
Pollution Clearance
Water Utilities:
Requirements:
1. Location Clearance from Housing Land Use & Regulatory Board or
1. Bohol
Utilities,
Inc. (BWUI)
Certification
fromWater
the local
government
that the plant site does not violate
local government ordinance
2. Vicinity map or• Service
locationArea:
map Tagbilaran City, Corella, part of Municipality of
Baclayon complete
& Dauis specifications
3. List of equipment/machineries including
•
Total
No.
of
Service
Connections
as process
of April 2008
4. Project description and Flow Sheet of manufacturing
Residential:
10,227
5. Letter of request for clearance indicating the agency requirement of
Commercial:
783 and for what purpose
the applicant to secure
said clearance
Institution: 63
6. Clearance Fee
Government: 130
• Estimated No. of Persons/ Household: 5.5
• Total No. of Population Served: 61,638
Social Security System
• No. of Hours of Supply/Distribution/Day: 24
• Metered Consumption (cu. m/mo.): 450,278
Forms:
• Revenue (P/mo.): 5,367,350.52
Total No.
of Service Connection with Meter: 11,203
1. SSS Form R-1 •(Revised
1979)
•
Type
of
Source:
Deep Well
Employer's Data Record
•
Number
of
Source:
20 Pumping Units
2. SSS Form R-1A (Revised 1973)
Report of Employee Members
2. Tagbilaran City Waterworks (TCWS)
Requirements:
• 4,129 total connections which comprises of 4,024 households
• 4 public taps, 12 commercials and 69 institutional connections
1. DTI Registration
• Total
– 1,822,959
meters and
or average
of 151,913.25
2. SEC Registration
and water
Articleproduce
of Incorporation
for cubic
corporations
partnerships
cum.
• Total water billings – P 8,997,427.60
Procedure:
• Population Served 22,754 or 74.28% of the 30,632 population
• 19 pumping
1. Secure and accomplish
formsunits
1&2
2. Submit accomplish forms together with the requirements
3. For employees without SSS Number, accomplish SSS Form E-1
Irrigation
4. Endorsement
of application to SSS head office
5. Head office issues SSS numbers
• Irrigation
development
status
is at 53.18%
as of December 31, 2008
6. Regular payment
of SSS
contributions
to accredited
banks
• Potential irrigable area: 40,800 hectares
• The present
irrigation
facilities
cover only 21,698 2008
hectares.
Source: Bohol Investment
Promotion
Center,
www.boholinvest.com
• Remaining Irrigable Areas: 19.102 hectares.
Source: Bohol Profile 2010-2015, Bohol PPDO
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Communication Facilities
Existing Communication Facilities
1. Public Calling Office
a. PLDT
b. Globelines
c. Cruztelco
d. Liberty
e. Others: TELOF
2. Cell sites
a. Smart
b. Globelines
c. Sun Cellular
3. Internet Café
4. Cable TV
5. Broadcast Media
6. Print Media
No. of Facilities
21
0
4
3
3
59
88
30
175
9
5
5
(local newspapers)
7. Messengerial Services
8. Others: Bohol Law
Enforcement Communication
System (BLECS)
5
All municipalities
covered
Remarks
Telephone Exchanges
(Tubigon, Talibon & Ubay)
Based on LGUs data
Based on LGUs data
DYRD, DYTR, DYXT,
DYZD (Ubay) & DYJP
(Jagna Community Radio)
Bohol Chronicle, Bohol
Times, Capitol, Bohol
Standard, Sunday Post
LBC, Aboitiz, Air 21, JRS
DHL
Source: Bohol Profile 2010-2015, Bohol PPDO
ECONOMIC INDICATORS
Trade and Industry
a. Business Establishments by Industry Classification (based on asset size)
Source: Department of Trade and Industry - Bohol
No. of Business Establishments (New Registration & Renewal)
Classification
2005
2006
2007
2008
Large
1
21
2
7
Medium
11
14
6
4
Small
30
39
13
8
Micro
1,439
1,459
1,008
1,705
Total
1,481
1,533
1,029
1,724
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b. Financial Systems
Total
no. of Banks
: 48 for Business
Flow Chart
of Securing
a City Mayor’s Permit/License
Commercial Banks
: 36
Government Banks
:3
Thrift and Savings Banks
:6
Rural Banks
:3
No. of ATM facilities
: 23
International credit cards available
: 12
No. of Lending Firms
: 65
No. of Pawnshops
: 100
c. Total Bank Deposits (in billion pesos)
Year
Total Bank Deposits
2005
9,563.0
2004
8,595.0
2003
7,574.4
2002
7,043.4
% Increase/ Decrease
11.26%
13.47%
7.01%
0.00%
d. Business Establishments by Type of Activity
Source: Department of Trade and Industry – Bohol
Type of Business
2008
2007
2006
2005
Exporter
4
0
4
2
Importer
0
1
0
1
6. BIR Registration
Manufacturer
138
121
150
133
Retailer
733
463
640
669
Requirements:
Service
801
411
672
651
Wholesaler
48
33
67
25
1. Location sketch
Total of firm or production
1,724 plant 1,029
1,533
1,481
2. Photocopy of Mayor's Permit/Municipal License
3. Photocopy
of TINPersons
or TIN application
e. Employed
by Type of Industry from Primary Occupation, April 2003
4. Copy ofSource:
Certificate
or Registration
(BIR Form 1556) for branch
National
Statistics Office
5. Additional requirements for registration
of storage
place/premises
Employment
by Industry
(in 000s)
6. Year-end inventory of on-going
business
Agriculture
Industry
Services
Total
7. Photocopy
of Certificate of Registration
Philippines
11,155 for head/branch
4,859
14,404
30,418
For new Region
business:
VIIList of Inventories
675
449
916
2,041
Bohol
165
89
141
395
Cebu
288
322
601
1,211
Additional requirements
for excise taxpayers:
Negros Oriental
206
35
163
403
Siquijor
16
3
11
31
1. Photocopy
of
Latest
Income
Statement
• Bohol’s dependence on agriculture (in terms of employment) is still very evident,
2. Photocopy
of plant
orsector
blue print
although
thelay-out
services
is catching up fast.
4. Pho
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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Agribusiness
• High-value crop production
• Aquaculture
• Post-harvest facilties
• Fruit/meat processing
• Feed mill
• Tree farming
Light Manufacturing
• Crafts
• Processed food
• Farm implements
• Furniture/furnishings
• Precision assembly
• Seminconductors
Tourism
• Accommodation facilities
• Health and wellness tourism facilities
• Retirement villages
• Agri-tourism establishments
• Nature park/mountain resort
• Transportation services
• Restaurant/food outlet
• Other tourism-related services
Services
• Information technology
• Media/advertising
• Medical services/facilities
• Financial services
• Engineering/architectural services
• Training and sports facilities
• Human resource development,
i.e. educational institutions
Energy
• Development of indigenous and off-grid power sources
• Power generation, transmission and other activities using environment-friendly
technologies
Bohol Northeastern Industrial Zone
• Roll-on-roll-off (RoRo) port facility
• Plantations/agro-forestry
• Agri-based industries, including
processing and post harvest
• Infrastructure and utilities
• Light manufacturing
• Agri-tourism
Panglao Island Tourism Estate
• Integrated resort complex
• Retirement village
• Medical and health facilities
• Craft village
• Hotels
• Spas
• Marina
• Dive shops
• Other tourism-related facilities
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B. Renewal of Business Permit
COST OF DOING BUSINESS
Requirements:
Minimum per day (in Pesos)
Wage Rates
City
Province
1. Previous Mayor's Permit
Daily
Wage
for
any
sector
237
237
2. Barangay Clearance - from the barangay where business establishment
or
activity is located
3. Community Tax Certificate - currently issued from the City Treasurer’s
Power Rates
Office, Tagbilaran
(xerox copy only) Per kilowatt hour (in Pesos)
Residential
Commercial
4. Tax Clearance - from the City Treasurer’s
Office showing
that the operator
Bohol
Light
Co.,
Inc.
6.4400
5.5500
has paid all tax obligations in the city
BOHECO
7.3922City SSS 5.0000
5. SSS Certification
- from ISSS Office, Tagbilaran
Coverage
BOHECO
II
7.3088
6.6517
6. Tax Identification Number (TIN)
Other Requirements (Case to Case Basis):
Water Rates
Bohol Water Utilities, Inc.
1. Lease Contract
- all vendors at the City Public Market (Cogon, Manga, Fish
Tagbilaran City
Port Terminal, City Central Market and Integrated Bus Terminal)
2. Photocopy of the Mayor's Permit "Real State Lessor" from the owner of the
Consumption range
Residential/Commercial
building or lot0-9rented
– for those business
permit applicants who are
cubic meters
P 65.00 (flat rate)
renting/leasing a10space,
by cubic
the applicants
cubic building
meters or land not owned
6.88 per
meter
3. Photocopy of11-20
the Certificate
of
Occupancy
–
from
the City
Engineer’s
cubic meters
7.60 per cubic
meter
Office,
if 21-30
building
is
newly
constructed
or
cubic meters
8.78 per cubic meterrenovated
53
31 cubic meters & above
17.87 per cubic meter
Requirements for Employees of Business Establishments:
Realty Rates (per square meter)
1. Barangay Clearance
where
business
establishment
isPlocated
Along CPG
Avenue
(Main
Street)
30,000 – 40,000
2. Community J.S.
TaxTorralba
from Tagbilaran
CityPilar
(xerox
St.-M.H.del
St. copy only)
14,700
3. Police Clearance
Tagbilaran
M.H.from
del Pilar
St.-Ma. City
Clara St.
11,800
4. Health Certificate
from
the
City Health
Ma. Clara St.-Belderol
St. Office
4,940
Belderol St.-E. Calceta St.
3,660
E. Calceta
St.-Penaflor St.
2,840
C. Building Permit
Requirements
Penaflor St.-Capitol Site
1,760
Beach
Areas/Coastal
Lots
450
1,000 will be
1. Barangay Clearance – clearance from the Barangay where
the– project
Dauis
125
–
200
located (5 copies)
Coastal
Mangrove
85 – 105processing
2. Special Power
of Attorney
– In(Res./Agri)
case of authorized representative
Coastal
Cliff (Res./Agri)
75 – 105
the permit (3
copies)
Tagbilaran
City
(Res./Agri)
62 – 1,060
3. Locational Clearance:
a. Duly notarized Locational Clearance Application (2 copies)
Rates is the registered owner of the lot:
b. In caseRental
the applicant
Residential
P 5,000
– 10,000/month
b.1. Certified true copy of TCT
(5 copies)
Commercial
b.2. Tax
Declaration (5 copies)300-600/sq.m./month
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Residential
Telecommunications
PLDT
Installation Fee
P 1,200.00
Monthly Fee
235.61
Number of Telephone Lines: 3,851
CRUZTELCO
Installation Fee
Monthly Fee
GLOBELINES
(Islacom)
Installation Fee
waived
Monthly Fee
400.00
Municipality
560.00
Air Freight
(Tagbilaran-Manila)
Airline
Cebu Pacific
Number of kilos
0–5
6 – 49
50 – 249
250 – 999
1,000 above
waived
700.00
888.00
Price/kilo
P 125.00
14.52
13.09
11.79
10.34
Philippine Airlines
0–5
6 - 49
50 – 249
250 – 999
1,000 above
150.00
13.89
12.53
11.28
9.89
Zest Air
0–5
6 - 49
50 – 249
250 – 999
1,000 above
103.06
15.57
14.18
12.285
11.57
Shipping Freight (per cubic meter)
Shipping Lines
Class A
Super Ferry
Tagbilaran-Manila
P 1,279.19
Tagbilaran-Cebu
484.70
Negros Navigation
Tagbilaran-Manila
1,142.13
Tagbilaran-Cebu
-
Commercial
P 1,500.00
436.37
Class B
Class C
P 1,021.97
387.87
P 832.24
315.24
912.47
486.35
743.06
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Bohol
I. Fees Social Security & Medicare
members)
A. Filing (for
Feesemployed
for Application
for Registration
a) Book I
Range
of
Salary
Employee’s
1. Project costs
not exceeding
P4million
- P 1,500.00Employer’s
Compensation
Credit
Contribution
Contribution
2. Project costs exceeding P4 million but not over P20 million – P 3,000
1,000
1,249.99 P50 million
1,000
70.70
33.30
4. Project
costs–exceeding
- P 6,000
1,250 – 1,749.99
1,500
106.50
50.00
1,750 – 2,249.99
2,000
B. Fee for Certificate
of Registration ............./10
of 1% 141.30
of project cost but not 66.70
– 2,749.99
2,500
83.33
less than2,250
P 3,000.00
and not to exceed
to P 15,000.00; 176.50
2,750
–
3,249.99
3,000
212.00
100.00
Additional P 10.00 per P.D. 200 as amended by P.D. 1856
3,250 – 3,749.99
3,500
247.30
116.70
3,750 – 4,249.99
4,000
282.70
133.30
– 4,749.99
318.00Book 1
150.00
Procedures for4,250
the Issuance
of Certificate 4,500
of Registration Under
5,000
353.30
166.70
of E.O. 226: 4,750 – 5,249.99
5,250 – 5,749.99
5,500
388.70
183.30
5,750
–
6,249.99
6,000
424.00
1. Official filing of a duly accomplished BOI Form No. 501 complete with200.00
6,250documents
– 6,749.99and payment
6,500
216.70
supporting
of filing fee; 459.99
6,750
–
7,249.99
7,000
494.70
2. Evaluation of application and preparation of an evaluation report (including233.30
7,250 of
– 7,749.99
530.00
Publication
Notice of Filing of 7,500
Application, referral
to the private sector250.00
7,750
– 8,249.99
8,000
565.30
266.70
and plant
visit,
if necessary);
8,250
–
8,749.99
8,500
600.70
283.30
3. Presentation to the BOI Management Committee;
8,750
–
9,249.99
9,000
636.00
300.00
4. Confirmation by the BOI Executive Board;
9,250
–
9,749.99
9,500
671.30
316.70
5. Preparation of letter advising applicant of the Board Action
9,750
–
10,249.99
10,000
706.70
5.1 If approved, Industry Group prepares a letter of approval including333.30
10,250
– 10,749.99requirements;
10,500
742.00
350.00
pre-registration
– 11,249.99
11,000
366.70
5.210,750
If denied,
Industry Group sends
denial letter 777.30
11,250
–
11,749.99
11,500
812.70
383.30
6. If applicant requests for waiver on pre-registration requirements:
11,750
–
12,249.99
12,000
848.00
400.00
6.1 Industry Group prepares memorandum to the Board
12,250
–
12,749.99
12,500
883.30
416.70
6.2 Board Confirmation
12,750
–
13,249.99
13,000
918.70
433.33
6.2.1 If request is given due course, step no.8 takes place;
13,250
–
13,749.99
13,500
954.00
450.00
6.2.2 If request is denied, step no. 7 takes place
13,750
– 14,249.99
14,000 requirements;
989.30
466.70
7. Applicant
complies
with the pre-registration
14,250
–
14,749.99
14,500
1,024.70
483.30
8. Preparation and issuance of Certificate of Registration upon payment by
14,750
OVER
15,000
1,060.00
500.00
applicant of Registration Fee;
9. Release of Certificate of Registration.
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DA Regional Soils Laboratory
Services:
1. Soil Testing Analysis – provides laboratory data for fertilizer recommendation and
lime requirement for acid soils
a. pH
c. Available Phosphorus (Avail P)
b. Organic Matter (%)
d. Available Potassium (Avail K)
2. Special Assay and Fertilizer Analysis – provides laboratory support to Fertilizer
Pesticide Authority (FPA) in the regulation of fertilizer quality. This activity also
provides laboratory services to farmer-cooperators (manufacturers), protects
farmers against substandard products.
a. pH
e. Total Calcium
b. Total Nitrogen
f. Moisture Content
c. Total Phosphorus
g. Organic Carbon
d. Total Potassium
3. Soil Characterization – provides confirmatory laboratory data to various projects on
soil classification, research studies and private sector requests with the following
determinations.
Chemical Analysis:
a. pH
b. Electrical Conductivity
c. Organic Matter (%)
d. Nitrogen (%)
e. Cation Exchange Capacity
f. Exchangeable Cations (K & Na)
g. Exchangeable Acidity
h. Available Phosphorus
i. Available Potassium
Physical Analysis:
a. Moisture Content
b. Texture Analysis
c. Water Holding Capacity
4. Plant Tissue Analysis – provides researchers data on plant deficiencies through
plant tissue analysis
a. Total Nitrogen
c. Total Potassium
b. Total Phosphorus
5. Water Analysis – provides data on water used for irrigation which are vital to plant
growth
a. pH
c. Potassium (ppm)
b. Salinity
d. Sodium (ppm)
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Laboratory Analysis Fees:
Acidity/Alkalinity (pH)
Organic Matter (%)
Available Phosphorus
Available Potassium
Electrical Conductivity
Cation Exchange Capacity
Exchangeable Acidity
% Moisture
Mechanical Analysis
Water Holding Capacity
Total Phosphorus
Total Potassium
Total Calcium
- P 50.00
- 150.00
- 150.00
- 100.00
- 100.00
- 150.00
- 150.00
- 50.00
- 200.00
- 150.00
- 200.00
- 150.00
- 150.00
How to Collect Soil Sample:
1. Soil sampling should be done preferably right after harvest.
2. The field is best sampled when its moisture content is suitable for plowing.
3. Avoid drawing sample from spots where trash was recently burned; near roads,
trees, hedges, compost heaps, or buildings or where old dikes were once
located, dikes, fence boundaries, dead furrows and other unusual areas.
4. Do not sample a field within sixty (60) days after an application of lime, ashes
or fertilizer.
5. In sampling, any or combination of the following tools may be used:
a. soil auger
c. spade
b. soil tube
d. hand towel
6. For rice, corn, and similar crops, only the top soil, approximately 20-30
centimeters is required. For deep-rooted crops such as fruit trees, the subsoil, 20-30 cm may be sampled.
7. Divide field into sampling areas according to:
a. Topography – plain, upland, undulating, hilly.
b. Appearance – soil color indicates difference in soil characteristics
8. Most fields are small, but in the event the field is large, divide it, so that each
sample will represent not more than five (5) hectares.
Sampling Area #1
Coconut
(Eroded)
-HILLY-
Sampling Area #3
Corn – Legumes
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Sampling Area #2
Corn
-PLAINSampling Area #4
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9. Before taking the sample, brush or scrape away any stones, rubbish, or trash from
the surface and expose the soil before boring or digging the hole. Soil sample
should be taken from freshly dug holes, or freshly plowed fields. A trowel may be
used for plowed fields or in very friable soils. In other conditions, a soil auger, a
soil tube, or a spade may be used.
10. Take a slice of soil into 2 to 3 cm thick with a single downward thrust of a spade
from the surface to plow depth or 20 to 30 cm depth from 5 to 10 pits over the
field unit.
11. One composite topsoil sample is secured by mixing thoroughly samples taken
from different places, more or less evenly distributed over the areas. The
composite subsoil sample should be taken from the same places for topsoil. About
½ kilogram of a well–mixed composite sample should be submitted for chemical
analysis.
12. Air-dry your sample if possible and keep away from foreign materials. Place each
sample in a plastic bag and label it. (Name, address, farm location, crops, age of
fruit trees, area of farm lot)
DA Regional Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
Services:
● Disease Investigation
● Conduct Laboratory Test Examination
I. Pathology
• Gross Pathology (Necropsy)
• Histopathology
• Clinical Pathology
II. Bacteriology
• Bacterial Isolation and Identification
• Antibiotic Sensitivity Test
• Water Coliform Count
• Bacterial Count
• Fungal Isolation and Identification
• Pathogenicity Test
• Salmonella in Feeds
• Antibiotic Residue
III. Parasitology
• Blood Parasite Examination
1. Direct Smear
2. Stained Smear
3. Mice Inoculation Test
• Fecal Examination
1. Direct Smear
3. Sedimentation
2. Flotation/Mc Master
4. Pasture Analysis/Baerman Technique
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IV. Serology
• Agar Gel Precipitation Test
* Horse (Coggin’s Test)
a) Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA)
• Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA)
* Swine
a) Hog Cholera
b) Porcine Reproductive & Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS)
c) Pseudorabies
• Rapid Plate Test
a) Brucella sp.
b) Leptospira sp.
c) Mycoplasma synoviae
d) Mycoplasma gallisepticum
e) Salmonella pullorum
f) Surra
V. Rabies Examination
• Fluorescent Antibody Technique (FAT)
• Direct Microscopic Examination (DME)
VI. Toxicology
• Toxicity Test
VII. Avian Influenza Analysis
• PCR
• ELISA
• AGID
• HA / HI
• Egg Inoculation
Schedule of Laboratory Fees:
I. Pathology
A. Gross Pathology (Necropsy)
1. Poultry – up to 8 weeks old
2. Poultry – over 2 months old
3. Swine – up to 8 weeks old
4. Swine – over 2 months old
5. Swine – Sow/Boar
6. Goat
7. Cattle/Carabao/Horse – up to 8 weeks old
8. Cattle/Carabao/Horse – over 2 months old
B. Histopathology (Microscopic Examination)
1. Maximum of 10 slides
2. Over 10 slides
3. Cryostat cutting
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50.00/head
75.00/head
100.00/head
150.00/head
200.00/head
150.00/head
200.00/head
300.00/head
250.00/case
300.00/case
50.00/slide
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4. Special staining
5. Sectioning only
6. Tissue processing only
C. Clinical Pathology
1. RBC/WBC count
2. Differential count
3. Blood chemistry
a) Special blood chemistry
i. ALT/SGOT
ii. AST/SGOT
iii. Creatinine
iv. ALKP
v. Calcium
b) Routinary blood chemistry
i. Total Protein
ii. Total Bilirubin
iii. Glucose
iv. BUN
v. Cholesterol
vi. Hemoglobin
vii. Magnesium
viii. Phosphorus
ix. Triglycerides
4. Urinalysis
5. Hematocrit count
II. Virology
A. Viral Isolation and Identification
1. Tissue culture
2. Egg inoculation
3. Viral identification
B. Serology
1. Agar Gel Precipitation Test (AGPT)
Cattle/Carabao/Goat/Sheep
Bluetongue (BT)
Goat
Caprine Arthritis Enteritis
Poultry
a) Avian Encephalomyelitis (AE)
b) Avian Reovirus (Viral Arthritis)
c) Avian Rotavirus
d) Hemorrhagic Enteritis
e) Infectious Bursal Disease (IBD)
150.00/slide
50.00/slide
50.00/slide
50.00/sample
100.00/sample
250.00/sample
250.00/sample
320.00/sample
250.00/sample
250.00/sample
250.00/sample
250.00/sample
250.00/sample
250.00/sample
250.00/sample
250.00/sample
320.00/sample
320.00/sample
320.00/sample
75.00/sample
75.00/sample
450.00/sample
450.00/sample
450.00/sample
150.00/serum sample
150.00/serum sample
150.00/serum sample
150.00/serum sample
150.00/serum sample
150.00/serum sample
150.00/serum sample
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ervice: Issuance of Shipping Permits for live animals, animal products,
f) and
Infectious
(ILT)
150.00/serum sample
by-products
animalLaryngotracheitis
effects
g)
Marek’s
Disease
(MD)
150.00/serum sample
Who may avail: Any citizen of legal age
Horse (Coggin’s Test)
Equine
(EIA)
250.00/serum
Steps
Client Infectious Anemia
VQS
Office
Fees sample
2. Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA)
exotic
Cattle/Carabao/Goat/Sheep
mals
and Mouth Disease
1,500.00/serum sample
ProceedFoot
to VQS
Demand(FMD)
for CITES
nkeys,
Goat
office and request
certificate issued by the
iles, etc.)
Caprine Arthritis
Enteritis
(CAE)
300.00/serum sample
1
for the issuance
of
DENR
from
the client
Swine
shipping permit
a) Aujeszky’s
or Pseudorabies
gE
300.00/serum sample
2
Present
animal forDiseaseVerify
submitted CITES
b) Foot and Mouth Disease
(FMD)
1,500.00/serum sample
inspection
Certificate
and inspect
c) Porcine Reproductive
&
Respiratory
animal/s
Syndrome (PRRS)
300.00/serum sample
3
Issue the requested
Poultry
permit to the client
None
a) Avian Reovirus
300.00/serum sample
b) Avian Encephalomyelitis (AE)
300.00/serum sample
c) Chicken
300.00/serum
mits shall be revoked
and Anemia
further permit issuance shall be refused
if the sample
d)
Infectious
Bursal
Disease
(IBD)
300.00/serum
sample
erials have the following findings:
e)
Infectious
Laryngotracheitis
(ILT)
300.00/serum
sample
nspection and certification are confirmed to be merely superficial
f)
Newcastle
Disease
(ND)
300.00/serum
sample
Failure of the Permittee to give the required notice
g)
Swollen
Head
Syndrome
(SHS)
300.00/serum
sample
False notice
h)
Avian
Influenza
(AI)
300.00/serum
sample
Misdeclared shipment
Antibody
Falsification3.ofFluorescent
plant quarantine
termsTest
and(FAT)
conditions imposed in the permit
Other violationsSwine
of plant quarantine rules and regulations
a) Aujeszky’s Disease or Pseudorabies gE
400.00/serum sample
b) Hog Cholera (HC)
400.00/serum sample
c) Porcine Reproductive & Respiratory
Syndrome and
(PRRS)
400.00/serum sample
ional Technical Classification
Land Use Management (RTeCLUM)
d) Porcine Circovirus 2 (PCV2)
400.00/serum sample
e) Swine Influenza
400.00/serum sample
vice: Issuance of Certificate
for Land (SI)
Use Reclassification
f)
Transmissible
Gastroenteritis
(TGE)
400.00/serum sample
uirement: Letter of application for land use reclassification
Poultry
s:
400.00/serum sample
A. Filing Fee Chicken Anemia Virus (CAV)
4.
Hemagglutination–Hemagglutination
Inhibition
15 hectares and below
P1,750.00
(HA-HI) Test
15-30 hectares
P2,000.00
Poultry
more than
30 hectares
P3,000.00
a) Egg Drop Syndrome (EDS)
75.00/serum sample
b)
Infectious
Bronchitis
(IB)
100.00/serum
sample
B. Inspection Fee
c)
Newcastle
Disease
(ND)
75.00/serum
sample
P5,000.00
d)
Avian
Influenza
(AI)
100.00/serum
sample
15-30 hectares
P7,500.00
more thanSwine
30 hectares
P10,000.00
Porcine Parvovirus (PPV)
100.00/serum sample
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Horse
Equine Influenza (EI)
5. Serum Neutralization Test (SNT)
Porcine
a) Hog Cholera (HC)
b) Aujeszky’s Disease or Pseudorabies
C. Rabies Examination
1. Direct Microscopic Examination (DME)
2. Fluorescent Antibody Test (FAT)
III. Bacteriology
A. Antibiotic Sensitivity Test
B. Bacterial Isolation and Identification
C. Bacterial Typing
Hemophilus sp.
D. Water Coliform Count
E. Fungal Isolation and Identification
F. Bacterial Count
G. Fungal Count
H. Microbiology Assay
Antibiotic Residues
I. Pathogenicity Test
J. Salmonella Isolation in Feeds
K. Serology
1. Rapid Plate Test (RPT)
a) Cattle/Swine/Dog
i. Brucella sp.
ii. Leptospira sp.
b) Poultry
i. Mycoplasma gallisepticum
ii. Mycoplasma synoviae
iii. Salmonella pullorom
2. Tube Agglutination Test
Cattle/Swine/Dog/Horse
i. Brucella sp.
ii. Salmonella abortus equi
3. Enzyme-Linked Immusorbent Assay (ELISA)
Brucella sp.
IV. Parasitology
A. Blood Parasite Examination (BPE)
1. Direct Smear
2. Stained Smear
3. Mice Inoculation Test (MIT)
100.00/serum sample
400.00/serum sample
400.00/serum sample
180.00/sample
200.00/sample
150.00/organism
250.00/organism
250.00/sample
300.00/sample
250.00/sample
500.00/sample
500.00/sample
750.00/sample
250.00/sample
450.00/sample
150.00/sample
150.00/sample
150.00/sample
150.00/sample
150.00/sample
300.00/serum sample
300.00/serum sample
300.00/serum sample
15.00/sample
25.00/sample
60.00/sample
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B. Fecal Examination
1. Flotation
2. Sedimentation
3. Larval Culture
C. Serology
1. Card Agglutination Test for
Trypanosomes (CATT)
2. CARD Test (Anaplasmosis)
3. ELISA (Babesia bovis/B. bigemina)
D. Identification of Parasite
1. Tissue parasites
2. Whole parasite
V. Toxicology
A. Aflatoxin Analysis
B. Analysis of Other Mycotoxins
C. Toxicological Examination
1. Volatile
2. Non-volatile
D. Toxicity Test
20.00/sample
20.00/sample
35.00/sample
90.00/sample
100.00/sample
140.00/sample
170.00/sample
50.00/sample
1,300.00/sample
1,300.00/sample
450.00/sample
450.00/sample
300.00/sample
Procedure:
1. Secure and fill up request form available at the laboratory.
2. The client must present pertinent history/information regarding his problem
under investigation.
3. For necropsy, specimen (live or dead) animals not more than 6 hours from
time of death must be submitted on or before 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
4. Water sample for analysis should be freshly collected and handles aseptically
and must be submitted with complete data as to the time and date of collection.
5. Specimen for bacteriology, serological, histopathological, parasitological and
rabies examination may be submitted anytime from Monday to Friday.
6. Blood specimen for serology must be collected without anticoagulant and
allow standing at room temperature until clot has retracted. Serum should be
separated from clot as soon as possible.
7. Whole blood may be sent to the laboratory if rapid transport is possible, but if
they were be over 24 hrs send serum only.
8. Materials sent by transport must be properly packed and labeled in disposable
plastic or in glass container with coolant pack accompanying case history and
requested examination.
9. Pack individual tissues, fecal, serum or blood samples in separate sterile
container to avoid contamination.
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DA Regional Feed Analysis Laboratory
Functions/Services
1. Support the Feeds and Biologics Unit in the Feed Quality Control Networking thru
chemical analysis of commercial feed samples submitted by RAFCOs/PAFCOs
(Regional/Provincial Animal Feed Control Officers).
2. Conduct chemical analysis of feeds and feedstuffs for proximate composition and
nutrient content as pre-requisite in the formulation/improvement of feed formula.
3. Performs microscopy examination to detect presence of adulterants in feed
ingredients.
4. Extend technical assistance to farmers regarding feed quality.
5. Provide training to interested parties in feed analysis.
6. Conduct applied researchers in the field of animal nutrition.
7. Conduct farm visitation with sampling of own-mixed feeds for analysis.
8. Coordinate with the Central Feed Laboratory, BAI, Quezon City in the evaluation
of private Feed Laboratories.
• Complete Proximate
• Crude Protein
• Crude Fat
• Crude Fiber
• Moisture
• Ash
• Calcium
• Phosphorus
• Salt
• Urease Activity Test
• Feed Microscopy
• Aflatoxin
• Others (Rancidity, Urea & Cyanide Test)
P 912.00/sample
216.00/sample
216.00/sample
240.00/sample
120.00/sample
120.00/sample
240.00/sample
240.00/sample
240.00/sample
216.00/sample
120.00/sample
1,300.00/sample
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B. Service: Issuance of Import
Permit in
/ VHC
/ VQCof Samples for Feed Analyis
Flowchart
Receiving
Who may avail: Any
legal age
(For citizen
walk-inofsamples
and application or renewal of license purposes)
Steps
or the
ssuance of
mport
ermit
dogs and
ats only)
1
2
3
4
5
or the
ssuance of
Veterinary
Health
Certificate
for outgoing
ogs & cats)
1
2
3
4
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Client
VQS Office
Fees
Submit 250 gm representative sample for laboratory analyses;
for aflatoxin analysis, 1.0 kg if ground sample or 3.0 to 5.0 kg
if kernels or grains
Laboratory
receives
sample
in the logbook
Proceed
to VQS
office / records
Require the
to give
the details
and request for the
of the animal to be
issuance of permit
imported (interview)
Submit all needed
Issue the needed import
Laboratory issues request slip (duplicate) for order of payment
information
for
document
to the DA cashier
importation
Request for the payment
for the issuance of the
Client pays to the DA cashier
the corresponding analysis
fee
import permit
P150 per
Client pays for the
Prepare the needed import
Import
required import fees
permit & receive payment
transactto the attending officer
tion
Client goes back to theIssue
laboratory
andpermit
shows&the receipt for the
the import
recording of OR# in the file copy of the request slip
Order of Payment to client
Analysis will be done if payment is made to the cashier
Release
of result
is agreed
upon
Proceed
to VQS
office
Demand
forsubmission
Vaccinationwith the concerned
analyst(s)
and
request for the
Record of the animal
issuance of VHC
intended for export
Submit all needed
Verify and prepare the
documents
for
export
documents
Laboratory In-Charge needed
releases
official result of analysis to the
Request
for the payment
P150 per
client
Client pays for the
of Tariff Issue Order of
Import
required export fees
Payment, receive payment
transactand issue the needed
tion
document to the client
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DA Regional Regulatory Division
I. Plant Quarantine Services (PQS)
A. Import Quarantine
Any person/company intending to import plants/plant products shall file an
application for Permit to Import (BPI Q Form No. 1) with the PQS prior to
importation.
Importations which require Permit to Import and are subject to inspection:
• Living plants
• Nursery stocks, including vegetative parts thereof used as propagating materials
• Seeds nut for planting
• Fresh fruits, vegetables, and other plant products, which have been declared as
prohibited/restricted imports under Special Quarantine Orders by Virtue of their
being known hosts of certain plant pests, or because they originate from
restricted areas.
• Pure cultures of fungi, bacteria, virus, nematodes and other phytopathogenic
materials.
• Mushroom cultures including spawn
• Algae cultures, rhizobial cultures as legume inoculants
• Soil and plant materials for isolation of organism
• Other plants cultures
• Certain species of animals such as insects, birds, monkeys, reptiles are capable
of causing injury to agricultural crops are liable to become agricultural crop
pests
• Bio-control agents and genetically modified organism/materials
Importations not requiring permit to import
The following imports maybe allowed to enter the county without securing the
Permit to Import. However, they are subject to inspection/verification and
prescribed treatment and payment of regulatory fees and charges:
• Plant products not governed by any plant quarantine restriction/prohibition and
fruits and vegetables in limited quantity and plant products intended for food or
animal feed or those for processing or manufacturing purposes
• Properly dried or sterilized, or poisoned botanical specimens or herbaria,
provided, free from soil or sand
• Fresh flowers, bouquets and other floral arrangements when free from soil, sand
and other prohibited materials
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B. Export Quarantine
The export certification procedures and phytosanitary certification system is
based on the IPPC standard for export certification system. However, import
requirements imposed by trading partners and agreed export procedures, in
cased of bilateral agreement, are complied with to ensure acceptability of
commodities to the country of destination.
List of most important export products:
• Fresh Bananas
• Coconut (desiccated)
• Fresh Pineapple
• Coconut Copra
• Coconut Copra Meal/Pellets
• Fresh Mango
• Fresh Onion (shallots)
• Coconut Copra solvent
• Tobacco leaves (dried)
Steps and Procedures in the Availment of PQS:
A. Service: Issuance of Permit for Domestic Transport of Plants/Plant Products
Who may avail: All person/company bringing plants/plant products/ planting
materials for domestic transport
Requirements: Bring the commodity for inspection
Steps
1
2
3
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Applicant/Client
Request Permit for
Domestic Transport
Receive Permit
PQS Office
Give the client Info Sheet and
validate information
Inspect the commodity
If restricted, return;
If unhealthy, advice for treatment
Issue Permit
Fees
None
None
None
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Landing Permit to client
donkies
K. Service: Issuance of Veterinary Quarantine Clearance for Foreign Cargo Vessels
Who may avail: Operators/owners of Foreign Vessels
Stepsof Phytosanitary Certificate
Client
B. Service: Issuance
(For Export) VQS Office
For
incoming/
Who may avail: All person/entity bringing/sending plants/plant products/ planting
Notice of
Request Inward Cargo
outgoingmaterials forSend
export
Arrival
to
the
Office
Manifest
ready tocountry
get on
foreign
Requirements: Bring the necessary documents required
by theand
importing
of the Veterinary
board foreign vessels at the
vessels
1
Quarantine Services PQS
timeOffice
of arrival
Steps
Applicant/Client
Fees
–
Seaports
of
Cebu
1
Submit request for
Review documents & assign PQS
2 of commodity
Inspect such cargoes as liveNone
inspection
to supervise/inspect
animals, frozen meat/meat
intended for export
products & milk products
either thru fax or actual visit
Issue treatment
Veterinary Quarantine
2
Make available the
Inspect/supervise
Clearance
intended for
commodity/vans for
based on what is the requirement
foreign
vessels
treatment
of the importing country
None
3
4
Submit/fax detailed data
Review and verify all entries in
For phytosanitary issuance
the final application
Steps and Procedures in the Availment
of VQS (Airport):
Prepare phytocertificate
Fees
None
None
Receive document
Release the original copy of the
A. Service: Issuance of Shippingduly
Permits
for live animals,
animal products,
accomplished
and signed
by-products and animal
effects
phytocertificate to the client
None
Who may avail: Any citizen ofRecord
legal age
the transaction in the
monthly accomplishment report
None
Steps
Client
VQS Office
Fees
For
Live
C. Service: Issuance of Clearance Certificate
Animals
Who may
avail: Any persons, entity with cargoes from foreign countries
(Dogs &Import Permit and Phyto certificates
Requirements:
Cats)
Proceed to VQS & request
Demand for the health card
1
for
the
issuance
of
of Office
the animal for shipmentFees None
Step
Applicant/Client
PQS
Shipping
PermitReview the documents
and verify&the
documents None
1
Fill up the application
form
assign
2
Present
the
animal
for
Inspect
the
animal
for
and submit to the PQS office
inspection
shipment
None
2
Inspect the commodity and get
3
Issue
the
needed
Shipping
samples for laboratory
None
Permit
to
the
client
3
Pay Importation Fee
Process & Issue OR
Refer to None
For frozen
the
Proceed to VQS office and Inspect the commodityschedule
to be
meat/
request for the issuance
locally transported of tariffs
processed
of Shipping Permit for the
meat
(see
1
animal product/by-product
page 34) None
2
Issue
the
needed
Shipping
4
Receive Commodity
Issue Clearance Certificate
None
Permit to the client
Clearance
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Administrative Order No. 26
Series of 2004
Subject: Plant Quarantine Regulatory Fees For Plant and Plant Products Not
Covered By Admin Order No. 12 Series of 2004
To rationalize the rates of fees for plant quarantine services not covered by AO 12
series of 2004, the rates and changes for Plant Quarantine regulatory fees are
revised as follows:
A. Issuance of Permit to Import
Plants and Planting Materials
20.00
Plant Products (Fruits, vegetables, and others)
30.00
Potential Agricultural Pests (Small Animals, etc.)
60.00
B. EXPORT – inspection and issuance of Phytosanitary Certificate
1. Fresh fruits, vegetables, onion, garlic & other fresh spices
4.00/MT or
fraction of a
ton thereof
2. Seeds, cuttings, rhizomes, bulbs, corms, scions & other 5.00/MT or
planting/propagating materials
fraction of a
ton thereof
3. Living plants for shipment of ten (10) pieces or less in (10.00/
excess of 10 pieces, plus
1.00/pc)
4. Other plant products and materials capable of harboring 5.00/MT or
plant pests
fraction of a
ton thereof
5. Potential crop pest
a. small animals
10.00/head
b. bees, small insects, and others
100.00/PC
6. Cultures of fungi-bacteria, and the likes for scientific
purposes
100.00/PC
C. IMPORT – Inspection Fees
1. Fresh fruits, vegetables, onion, garlic & other fresh spices
20.00/MT or
fraction of a
ton thereof
fraction of a
ton thereof
3. Living plants for shipment of ten (10) pieces or less
(20.00/
in excess of ten, plus
2.00/pc)
4. Grains and seeds for food and food processing
10.00/MT or
fraction of a
ton thereof
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5. Logs, lumber, timber, veneer and other wood products
6. Other materials capable of harboring plant pests
7. Potential crop pest
a. Small animals
b. Bees/small insects/others
8. Cultures of fungi, bacteria, and the likes for scientific
purposes
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10.00/MT or fraction of
a ton thereof
20.00/MT or fraction of
a ton thereof
20.00/hd
200.00/PC
200.00/PC
II. Veterinary Quarantine Services (VQS)
A. Services (Seaports):
1. Issuance of Shipping Permits for live animals, animal products, by-products and
animal effects (Domestic)
2. Issuance of Veterinary Health Certificate for large animals (Domestic)
3. Issuance of Landing Permit (Domestic)
4. Issuance of Veterinary Health Certificate/Commodity Clearance (Export)
5. Issuance of Veterinary Health Certificate/Veterinary Quarantine Clearance (Export)
6. Issuance of Veterinary Health Certificate/Veterinary Quarantine Clearance (Import)
7. Issuance of Clearance Certificate (Import)
8. Issuance of Import Permit for pet dogs and cats (Import)
9. Issuance of Veterinary Quarantine and Meat Inspection and Laboratory Certificate
(VQMILC) (Import)
10. Issuance of Inspection Certificate and Landing Permit for Live Large Animals
(Import)
11. Issuance of Veterinary Quarantine Clearance for Foreign Cargo Vessels
(Incoming)
B. Services (Airport):
1. Issuance of Shipping Permits for live animals, animal products, by-products and
animal effects
2. Issuance of Import Permit / VHC / VQC
3. Issuance of Landing Permit
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Steps and Procedures in the Availment of VQS (Seaports):
A. Service: Issuance of Shipping Permits for live animals, animal products, byproducts and animal effects (Domestic)
Steps
For small animals:
(dogs,cats,swine,etc.)
Client
VQS Office
Demand for records in the
case of dogs & cats
For fowls:
(chickens, love birds,
doves)
Require CITES certificate
from DENR in the case
of exotic animals and other
endangered species
For frozen meat/
processed meat
Products
Ask for NMIS clearance in
the case of volumes above
10 kgs of frozen meat/
processed meat products
1
2
3
Ask
for Verify documents
Shipping
Permit
Present only
Disinfect chickens
chickens for
disinfection
Issue the necessary permit
and give to the client
Fees
None
B. Service: Issuance of Veterinary Health Certificate for Large Animals (Domestic)
Steps
For cattle, carabao
Horse, etc.
1
2
3
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Client
VQS Office
Request for the
Veterinary
Health Certificate
Submit the required
documents
Present animals for
physical inspection
Ask for Certificate of
Ownership & Certificate
of Transfer
Verify the documents
Inspect animals and
issue Veterinary Health
Certificate
Fees
None
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C. Service: Issuance of Landing Permit (Domestic)
Who may avail: Any passenger carrying animals and animal products/by-products and
effects
Steps
For inspection/
surveillance of
cargoes from
incoming vessels
Client
1
2
3
Present cargoes with
corresponding shipping
permit
VQS Office
Fees
Check cargoes and ask
for shipping permits
Verify documents
Issue Landing Permit
and give to passenger/
shipper
None
D. Service: Issuance of Veterinary Health Certificate/Commodity Clearance (Export)
Who may avail: Exporters of animal by-products
Steps
For export
commodities
1
2
Client
Request for the
Veterinary Health
Certificate
Submit data:
Shipper
Consignee
Destination
Commodity
Quantity
VQS Office
Fees
Ask for product
samples
Issue Veterinary Health
Certificate (Commodity
Clearance for Export
Purposes) to the client
None
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Administrative
Order
No. 26of Veterinary Health Certificate/Veterinary Quarantine
E. Service:
Issuance
Series of 2004
Clearance (Export)
Subject: Plant Quarantine Regulatory Fees For Plant and Plant Products Not
Covered
12 Series of 2004 VQS Office
StepsBy Admin Order No.
Client
Fees
Request for Veterinary
Verify documents and
For pet animals
To rationalize
for plant
quarantine
not covered
(dogs the
andrates
cats)of feesHealth
Certificate
and services
ask pertinent
infoby AO 12
eries of 2004, the
changes for
Plant Quarantine regulatory fees are
1 rates andVeterinary
Quarantine
evised as follows:
Clearance (Export
A. Issuance of Permit to ImportCertificate)
Plants and Planting
2 Materials
Submit rabies
Issue order20.00
of
P150
Plant Products (Fruits, vegetables,
and
others)
vaccination certificate
payment 30.00
per first
Potential Agricultural
Pests Pay
(Small
etc.)
60.00
3
fee Animals,
to Collecting
2heads
B. EXPORT – inspection and issuance
Officer of Phytosanitary Certificate
P300 in
1. Fresh fruits, 4vegetables, onion,
& other
fresh spices
Presentgarlic
Official
Receipt
Issue VHC4.00/MT
and VQCor excess
fraction to
of a of
(Export Certificate
ton
thereof
the client)
2heads
fraction of a
ton thereof
3. Living
plants forIssuance
shipmentofofVeterinary
ten (10) pieces
less in (10.00/
F. Service:
Healthor Certificate/Veterinary
Quarantine
excess of 10 pieces,
plus
1.00/pc)
Clearance (Import)
4. Other Who
plantmay
products
and materials
capable
of harboring 5.00/MT or
avail: Importers
and their
agents/representatives
plant pests
fraction of a
Steps
Client
VQS Officeton thereof Fees
5. Potential
crop pest Request Veterinary
Demand for Import
For leather
a. items
small animals Quarantine Clearance
10.00/head
Permit, Veterinary
b. bees, small
insects,
and
others
100.00/PC
1
to Import
Quarantine Clearance
6. Cultures of fungi-bacteria, and the likes for scientific
& Veterinary Health
purposes
Certificate from 100.00/PC
P250 per
C. IMPORT – Inspection Fees
country of origin
first 1000kgs
1. Fresh fruits,
onion,
garlic
& other fresh
spices
20.00/MT
2 vegetables,
Submit
Import
Permit,
If found
documents
in
+ or
P50 per
of
a
Veterinary Quarantine
order, issue Orderfraction
of
1000kgs
in
ton
thereof
Clearance &
Payment
excess of the
2. Seeds, cuttings, rhizomes,
Veterinarybulbs, corms, scions & other 10.00/MT or
planting/propagating
materials
fraction of
a 1000kgs
Health
Certificate from
first
ton
thereof
country of origin
3. Living plants
of ten (10) pieces or less
(20.00/
3 for shipment
Pay to Collecting
in excess of ten, plus
2.00/pc)
Officer
4. Grains and4 seeds forPresent
food and
food
processing
10.00/MT
or
Official
Issue Veterinary
fraction
of
a
Receipt
ton
thereof
Quarantine Clearance
to Import
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G. Service: Issuance of Clearance Certificate (Import)
Who may avail: Importers and their agents/representatives
Steps
For animal
products/animal
effects (e.g. dairy
and feeds/
feedstuff)
1
2
Client
VQS Office
Request for
Clearance Certificate
(Pre-Inspection
Requirements for
Imported Animal
Effects
Submit Export and
Import documents
required
Demand for Export Permit
from country of origin and
Import Permit from
country of destination
None in
the case
of feeds/
feedstuff
Verify documents and/or
issue Import Permit in
case there’s none
submitted
Issue Clearance Certificate
to the client
P50 per
metric
ton
in the
case of
dairy
products
3
Fees
H. Service: Issuance of Import Permit for pet dogs and cats (Import)
Steps
For dogs & cats
1
Client
Request for Import
Permit
2
Present the
documents required
3
Pay to Collecting
Officer
Present Official
Receipt
4
VQS Office
Demand for Rabies
Vaccination Record from
country of origin
Verify documents & if
found proper, issue
Order of Payment
Issuance of Import
Permit
Fees
P350 per
first
2heads &
additional
P300 in
excess of
2heads
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Service: Issuance of Veterinary Quarantine and Meat Inspection and Laboratory
. ExportI.Quarantine
Certificate (VQMILC) (Import)
Who
may
avail: Meat
Importers/Customs
brokerscertification system is
The export certification
procedures
and phytosanitary
Steps
Client
VQS Office
based on the IPPC standard for export certification system.
However, import Fees
Import
Permit/ in
For frozen
requirements
imposed by trading partners andDemand
agreed for
export
procedures,
Permit/VQC
from
BAIand
casedmeat
of bilateral
agreement, are complied with
to ensure
acceptability
of
Manila
commodities to the country of destination.
Head Office, Bill of Lading
meat
&
List of most important export products:
Request for Confirmation Veterinary Certificate of
products
sources from country of
• Fresh1 Bananasas required by the
Bureau of Customs
origin, and if found in proper
• Coconut (desiccated)
order, issue Order of
• Fresh Pineapple
Payment
• Coconut Copra
2
Pay
to
the
Collecting
P0.20/
• Coconut Copra Meal/Pellets
Officer
kg
• Fresh Mango
Present the Official
Signify confirmation on the
• Fresh3 Onion (shallots)
Receipt
back portion of the VQC
• Coconut Copra
solventand request for
Inspection
(blue copy) and give to client
• Tobacco leaves
(dried) at the CIP
4
Request for VQMILC
Prepare VQMILC
Schedule time of
Inspect the containerized
inspection
at CIP
teps and Procedures in the
Availment
of PQS: products at CIP, sign the
VQMILC and give to client
A. Service: Issuance of Permit for Domestic Transport of Plants/Plant Products
J. Service:
of Inspection Certificate
and Landing
Permit for
Live Large
Who may
avail: Issuance
All person/company
bringing plants/plant
products/
planting
Animals
materials(Import)
for domestic transport
Who may
Any citizenfor
of inspection
legal age
Requirements:
Bringavail:
the commodity
Steps
Client
VQS Office
Fees
P100
per
StepsFor live
Applicant/Client
PQS Office
Fees
Request for Inspection
head of
large
& Issuance
Demand
Import
carabao,
1 animals
Request Permit
for of Give the client
Info for
Sheet
and Permit
1
Inspection
From BAI-Manila Head Office
Domestic
Transport Certificate
validate information
Nonecattle &
and Landing Permit
buffaloes
2
2
Present the document
Subject
the
animal
for
inspecIf restricted, return;
required
tion
30 days
arrival;
If unhealthy,
advice
for after
treatment
NoneP500 per
demand for results of blood Nonehead of
3
Receive Permit
Issue Permit
sample, fecalysis, etc. to check horse
if there are physical
deformities
P200 per
3
Issue of Order of Payment
head of
4
Pay and submit animal Inspect the animal
ponies,
for physical inspection
assess,
5
Present Official
Issue Inspection Certificate &
mules &
Receipt
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Landing Permit to client
donkies
K. Service: Issuance of Veterinary Quarantine Clearance for Foreign Cargo Vessels
Who may avail: Operators/owners of Foreign Vessels
B. Service: Issuance
of Phytosanitary Certificate
Export)
Steps
Client
VQS(For
Office
Fees
Who may avail: All person/entity bringing/sending plants/plant products/ planting
For incoming/
materials
Send Notice
of for export
Request Inward Cargo
outgoing
Requirements:
necessary
documents
required
by on
the importing country
Arrival Bring
to the the
Office
Manifest
and ready
to get
foreign
of the Veterinary
board foreign vessels at the
vessels
Applicant/Client
PQS Office
Fees
1 Steps
Quarantine
Services
time of arrival
1
Submit
request
for
Review
documents
&
assign
PQS
– Seaports of Cebu
inspection of commodityInspect to
supervise/inspect
None
2
such
cargoes as live
intended for export
animals, frozen meat/meat
either thru fax or actual visit
products & milk products
2
Make available the
Inspect/supervise
treatment
Issue Veterinary
Quarantine
commodity/vans for
based
on
what
is
the
requirement
Clearance intended for
treatment
of
the
importing
country
None
foreign vessels
3
Submit/fax detailed data
Review and verify all entries in
For phytosanitary issuance
the final application
None
4
Prepare phytocertificate
None
Steps and Procedures
in the Availment of VQS (Airport):
Receive document
Release the original copy of the
duly accomplished
and signed
A. Service: Issuance of Shipping Permits for live animals,
animal products,
phytocertificate
to
the
client
None
by-products and animal effects
Record
the
transaction
in
the
monthly accomplishment report
None
Steps
Client
VQS Office
Fees
For Live C. Service: Issuance of Clearance Certificate
Animals Who may avail: Any persons, entity with cargoes from foreign countries
Requirements: Import Permit and Phyto certificates
(Dogs &
Cats)
Proceed to VQS & request
Demand for the health card
Applicant/Client
Office
Fees
1 Stepfor the issuance
of
of the animal for PQS
shipment
None
1 Shipping
Fill upPermit
the application formand verify
Review
documents & assign
None
thethe
documents
and submit
to the
2
Present
the animal
forPQS office
Inspect the animal for
2 inspection
Inspect the commodity andNone
get
shipment
samples
for
laboratory
None
3
Issue the needed Shipping
3
Pay Importation Fee
Process
&
Issue
OR
Refer
to
None
the
For frozen
schedule
Proceed to VQS office and Inspect the commodity to be
meat/
of tariffs
request for the issuance
locally transported
processed
(see
of Shipping Permit for the
meat
page 34)
1
animal product/by-product
None
4
Receive
Commodity
Issue
Clearance
Certificate
None
2
Issue the needed Shipping
Clearance
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B. Service: Issuance of Import Permit / VHC / VQC
Steps
For the
issuance of
Import
Permit
(dogs and
cats only)
1
2
3
4
5
For the
Issuance of
Veterinary
Health
Certificate
(for outgoing
dogs & cats)
1
2
3
4
42
Client
Proceed to VQS office
and request for the
issuance of permit
Submit all needed
information for
importation
Client pays for the
required import fees
to the attending officer
Proceed to VQS office
and request for the
issuance of VHC
Submit all needed
documents for export
Client pays for the
required export fees
VQS Office
Fees
Require to give the details
of the animal to be
imported (interview)
Issue the needed import
document
for the issuance of the
import permit
Prepare the needed import
permit & receive payment
Issue the import permit &
Order of Payment to client
Demand for Vaccination
Record of the animal
intended for export
needed documents
of Tariff Issue Order of
Payment, receive payment
and issue the needed
document to the client
P150 per
Import
transacttion
P150 per
Import
transacttion
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C. Service: Issuance of Import Permit / VHC / VQC
Steps
For the issuance
of Veterinary
Health
Certificate
(for animal
products and
by-products)
1
2
3
4
For the issuance
of Veterinary
Quarantine
Clearance (for
importation of
leather)
1
2
Client
Proceed to VQS
office and request
for the issuance of
VHC of animal
products / byproducts
Client pays for the
required export
fees to the
attending officer
Proceed to VQS
and submit letter
of intent to apply
for VQC
3
4
Pay the required
tariff for importation
to the attending
officer
VQS Office
Fees
Require exporter/
passenger for the details
of the animal products/
by-products for export
Prepare the requested
documents
Issue Order of Payment
and accept payment of
fee
Issuance of VHC
P200 +
P1 per
kilogram
of
commodity
Receive the letter of
intent and examine the
contents
If found in order, prepare
the VQC
payment for the issuance
of VQC
P200 /
issuance
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D. Service: Issuance of Import Permit / VHC / VQC
Steps
For the
issuance of
Veterinary
Health
Certificate
(for animal
products and
by-products)
1
2
Client
Proceed to VQS
Office and request
For the issuance of
VHC of animal
products/by-products
3
4
Pay the required
Tariff for importation
to the attending
officer
VQS Office
Fees
Require exporter/
passenger for the details
of the animal products/
by-products for export
needed documents
of Tariff
Issuance of Order of
Payment, receive
payment and issue the
needed VHC
P200 +
P1 per
Kilogram
of
commodity
E. Service: Issuance of Landing Permit
Steps
Issuance for
live animals
(dogs&cats)
1
2
3
4
5
6
44
Client
Proceed to VQS
Submit import
documents/VHC
Submit animal for
inspection
Pay required tariff to
the attending officer
VQS Office
Fees
Demand for import
documents
Verify import documents
Inspect the animal
Request for payment
Issue landing permit and
Order of Payment
together with Notice of
Quarantine
P250 for
first two
(2) heads
P300 per
head for
succeeding
heads
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F. Service: Issuance of Landing Permit
Who may
avail: AnyFeed
citizen
of legalLaboratory
age
DA Regional
Analysis
StepsFunctions/Services
Client
VQS Office
Fees
Issuance for
animal product/
1. Support the Feeds and Biologics Unit in the Feed Quality Control Networking thru
by-product chemical analysis of commercial feed samples submitted by RAFCOs/PAFCOs
(leather)
(Regional/Provincial Animal Feed Control Officers).
1 2. ConductProceed
to VQS
Demand
for Veterinary
chemical
analysis of
feeds and
feedstuffs for proximate composition and
Quarantine
Clearance
nutrient content as pre-requisite in the formulation/improvement
of feed formula.
2 3. Performs
Submit
import examination
Verify import
documents
microscopy
to detect
presence of adulterants in feed
documents
ingredients.
3 4. Extend technical assistance toInspect
theregarding
leather feed quality.
farmers
4 5. Provide training to interestedIssue
landing
permit
parties
in feed
analysis.
5 6. Conduct applied researchers Request
for of
payment
in the field
animal of
nutrition.P50/ton
tariff
7. Conduct farm visitation with sampling of own-mixed feeds for analysis.
6 8. Coordinate
Pay the
withrequired
the Central Feed Laboratory, BAI, Quezon City in the evaluation
Tariff
of private Feed Laboratories.
7
Issue landing permit
and Official Receipt
• Complete Proximate
P 912.00/sample
Issuance for • Crude Protein
216.00/sample
Proceed
Demand for Veterinary
animal product• Crude
Fat to VQS
216.00/sample
office
Quarantine Clearance240.00/sample
(meat/cheese) • Crude
Fiberand
1
request for
• Moisture
120.00/sample
landing
permit
• Ash
120.00/sample
2
Submit import
Verify import documents
• Calcium
240.00/sample
documents
• Phosphorus
240.00/sample
3
BAI P0.60
• Salt
240.00/sample
4
Request for payment 216.00/sample
of
per kg
• Urease Activity Test
tariff
NMIS P0.11
• Feed Microscopy
120.00/sample
5
Pay
the
required
Issue
Order
of
Payment
to
per kg for
• Aflatoxin
1,300.00/sample
tariff
to
the
the
client
meat
• Others (Rancidity, Urea & Cyanide Test)
attending officer
P50/ton for
cheese
6
Issue landing permit to the
client
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G. Service: Issuance of Shipping Permits for live animals, animal products,
by-products and animal effects
Steps
For exotic
animals
(monkeys,
reptiles, etc.)
1
2
Client
Proceed to VQS
office and request
for the issuance of
shipping permit
Present animal for
inspection
3
VQS Office
Fees
Demand for CITES
certificate issued by the
DENR from the client
Verify submitted CITES
Certificate and inspect
animal/s
Issue the requested
permit to the client
None
Permits shall be revoked and further permit issuance shall be refused if the
materials have the following findings:
1. Inspection and certification are confirmed to be merely superficial
2. Failure of the Permittee to give the required notice
3. False notice
4. Misdeclared shipment
5. Falsification of plant quarantine terms and conditions imposed in the permit
6. Other violations of plant quarantine rules and regulations
Regional Technical Classification and Land Use Management (RTeCLUM)
Service: Issuance of Certificate for Land Use Reclassification
Requirement: Letter of application for land use reclassification
Fees:
A. Filing Fee
P1,750.00
15-30 hectares
P2,000.00
more than 30 hectares
P3,000.00
B. Inspection Fee
15-30 hectares
more than 30 hectares
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P5,000.00
P7,500.00
P10,000.00
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REGISTRATION OF INVESTMENTS
Registration is a three to six-step process. Depending on the circumstances, an investor
must register with the:
1. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for associations and corporations
2. Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) for cooperatives
3. Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) for Business Name Registration
4. Board of Investments (BOI) for projects of P5M up
5. Local Government Units (LGUs) for Mayor's permit and license
6. Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
When feasible and considered desirable by the Board of Investments, registered
enterprises may be required to list their shares of stock in any accredited stock exchange
or capital stock to the public and/or their employees.
Investment Registration Flow
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1. SEC Registration for Partnerships/Corporations & Foreign Investors
Registration Requirements:
1. All applications and supporting documents must be in six (6) copies and have
cover sheets.
2. Documents signed abroad must be authenticated by the Philippine Embassy or
Consulate in the country where signed.
3. All audited Financial Statements and special audit reports must be certified by
an independent Certified Public Accountant (CPA), with Statement of
Representation filed with the SEC. Said Statement must indicate the CPA
Cert. No., PRC/BOA No. and the PTR No. of the CPA.
4. All applications must indicate the Tax Identification Number (TIN) of the
signatories.
Requirements for Corporations/Partnerships:
1. Articles of Incorporation/Partnership
2. Name Verification Slip
3. Bank Certificate of Deposit
4. ACR/ICR,SIRV (Special Investors Resident Visa) Visa #13 of the alien
subscribers
5. Proof of Remittance (for non-resident aliens)
6. Registration Data Sheet
7. Treasure’s Affidavit
8. Certificate of Authority (to engage business in the country)
Requirements for Foreign Corporations:
1. Name Verification slip
2. Certified copy of Board Resolution authorizing establishment of an office in
the Philippines; designating the resident agent to whom summons and other
legal processes may be served in behalf of the foreign corporations; and
stipulating that in the absence of such agent or upon cessation of its business
in the Philippines, the SEC shall receive any summons or legal processes as
if the same is made upon the corporation at its home office
3. Financial Statements for the immediate preceding year at the time of filing of
the application, certified by an independent Certified Public Accountant of its
origin
4. Certified copies of the Articles of Incorporation/Partnership with an English
translation thereof if in a foreign language
5. Proof of Inward Remittance
6. Foreign Company Information Sheet
If applicable, clearance from other involved agencies, DOST, DND
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2. CDA Registration for Cooperatives & Local Investors
Legal basis – Republic Act No. 6938
Registration Requirements:
1. Simplified Economy Survey
2. Three Years Financial Projection
3. Organizational Structure
4. Location Map
5. Fidelity Bond – Treasurer’s Bond
Coverage – Total amount of Paid-up Capital + Membership Fees
6. Certification of the Conduct of PMES of Cooperative
7. Certification signed by the Chairman as to the Availability of a Core
Management Team (Manager, Treasurer, Bookkeeper)
8. Articles of Cooperation duly notarized and signed by all cooperators in all
pages of the document (left or right side portion)
9. Treasurer’s Affidavit
10. Affidavit of Non-Relationship
11. By-Laws
12. Certification that an Internal Control System has been installed
13. Registration Fee – 1/10 of 1% of the Authorized Capital or minimum of
P500.00 (whichever is higher) in Postal Money Order payable to
THE TREASURY OF THE PHILIPPINES, Cebu City
14. Verification slip/request
15. Undertaking to comply reportorial requirements
16. Undertaking to change name
17. Verification Fee – P50.00
CDA Memorandum Circular No. 02-03, Series of 2002 thereby amending
Memorandum Circular No. 92-004, Series of 1992 provides the schedule of fees as
follows:
Type of Cooperatives
Paid-up Capital
Fees
Laboratory Cooperatives
NO Registration Fees
Primary Cooperatives
P2,000.00–P500,000.00
P500,001.00- up
Secondary Cooperatives
P2,000.00–P 500,000.00 P1,000.00 **1/10 of 1% of the
P500,001.00 – up
paid-up share capital
Tertiary Cooperatives
P500.00 **1/10 of 1% of the
paid-up share capital
P3,000.00
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3. DTI Registration for Single Proprietorships, Local & Foreign Investors
BasisFees:
– Act 3883 as amended
LaboratoryLegal
Analysis
Acidity/Alkalinity (pH)
- P 50.00
Registration
Requirements for Single
Proprietorships:
Organic
Matter (%)
- 150.00
Available Phosphorus
- 150.00
1. Applicant
must be a Filipino- citizen,
Available
Potassium
100.00 18 (per R.A. 6809) years of age or over,
withConductivity
2 copies of his/her latest- passport
Electrical
100.00 size photo
2. Application
must be signed- personally
Cation
Exchange Capacity
150.00 by the applicant otherwise a special
power ofAcidity
attorney (SPA) is required
Exchangeable
- 150.00
3. Submission of one(1) preferred
% Moisture
- business
50.00 name and three (3) alternative business
names
when
true
name
is
not
used
for Business Name
Mechanical Analysis
- 200.00
4.
Latest
Franchise
Agreement
for
Franchise
Holders
Water Holding Capacity
- 150.00
5. If
family name is suggestive -of 200.00
alien nationality, submit proof of citizenship
Total
Phosphorus
PRC ID, Birth Certificate- or150.00
Voter's ID.
Total Ex.
Potassium
6. Registration
Fee - P300.00 - 150.00
Total
Calcium
Registration
Requirements for Partnerships/Corporations:
How to Collect
Soil Sample:
1. Soil sampling should be done preferably right after harvest.
set of SEC
Articlesfor
of By-Laws
2. The field1.isOne
best(1)
sampled
whenRegistration
its moistureCertificate,
content is suitable
plowing. of the Corp.
2. One sample
(1) copy
Board
Resolution
Secretary's
3. Avoid drawing
fromofspots
where
trash was or
recently
burned;Certificate
near roads,designating
authorized
representative
sign in behalf
of corporation
trees, hedges,
compost
heaps, or to
buildings
or where
old dikes were once
3. dikes,
Submission
of one(1) preferred
business
threeareas.
(3) alternative business
located,
fence boundaries,
dead furrows
andname
otherand
unusual
names
whenwithin
true name
notdays
usedafter
for Business
Name of lime, ashes
4. Do not sample
a field
sixty is(60)
an application
4. Registration Fee - 500.00
or fertilizer.
5. In sampling, any or combination of the following tools may be used:
Registration
Requirements
for Alien Retailers (RA 1180)
a. soil
auger
c. spade
b. soil tube
d. hand towel
1. Alien
of crops,
Registration
copies
including the20-30
reverse side)
6. For rice,
corn, Certificate
and similar
only (machine
the top soil,
approximately
2. Latest
permit to For
engage
in retail business
per R.A.
1180.
centimeters
is required.
deep-rooted
crops such
as fruit
trees, the subsoil, 20-30 cm may be sampled.
Registration
Requirements
for Foreign
7. Divide field
into sampling
areas according
to: Investors: Single Proprietorships
a. Topography – plain, upland, undulating, hilly.
1. The applicant
of majority
age (18
or over)
b. Appearance
– soil must
color be
indicates
difference
in years
soil characteristics
2. He/She
mustbutsubmit
(2)the
passport
pictures
taken not more
8. Most fields
are small,
in thetwo
event
field issize
large,
divide of
it, himself
so that each
than
one (1) not
yearmore
preceding
the (5)
filing
of such application
sample will
represent
than five
hectares.
3. If an alien, he must submit the following:
Sampling
Area #1 -HILLY#27042
a) Accomplished
DTI Form No.Sampling
17 underArea
R.A.
Coconut
Corn
b) A written appointment of Filipino resident agent
(Eroded)
c) Authority to verify bank accounts/bank
certificate of deposit
-PLAIN#3
Sampling
Area #4 for non-resident alien
d) Proof Sampling
of inwardArea
remittance
of foreign
currency
Corn
– Legumesreport from Central
Lowland Bank
Rice if investment includes assets
e) Copy of
evaluation
other than foreign exchange
f) Clearance from other involved agencies such as DOST, PNP, etc. (if
applicable)
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Registration Requirements for Foreign Investors: Corporations/Partnerships
1. Certificate of authority to engage in business in the Philippines under
R.A.
7042 (Foreign Investment Act) issued by the Securities and Exchange
Commission
Registration Requirements for Cooperatives:
1. To be registered first with the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA)
2. Requirements are the same as with Partnerships/Corporations
Registration Procedures
Duration
Payment and Filing of Application Forms
Processing of Application (Requirements and Data)
Verification of Business Name at Bureau of Trade
Regulation and Consumer Protection, Manila
Transmittal of Approved/Disapproved BN
Preparation, Signing and Inspection of Certificates
Indexing of Approved Business Certificates
Issuance of Approved BN
Total Processing Time
1 hour
½ day
2-3 weeks
2 days
1 hour
1 hour
30 min.
15 days
4. BOI Registration for Project Cost exceeding 4 M
Legal Basis – Omnibus Investment Code of 1987
Requirements:
I. Official Filing for New Project
A. An application is considered officially filed upon submission of the complete set
of documents (prescribed application form duly accomplished, project report and
such other documents which may be required and upon payment of the required
filing fee).
B. Required number of copies
1. For enterprises wishing to register with the Board of Investment:
i. Two(2) copies of BOI Application Form No. 501
ii. Two(2) copies of project reports and supporting documents
2. For existing enterprises covered by rationalization, rehabilitation and/or
modernization programs: application requirement is to be determined on a
sector by sector basis at the time of implementing each program
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II. Fees
A. Filing Fees for Application for Registration
a) Book I
1. Project costs not exceeding P4million - P 1,500.00
4. Project costs exceeding P50 million - P 6,000
B. Fee for Certificate of Registration ............./10 of 1% of project cost but not
less than P 3,000.00 and not to exceed to P 15,000.00;
Additional P 10.00 per P.D. 200 as amended by P.D. 1856
Procedures for the Issuance of Certificate of Registration Under Book 1
of E.O. 226:
1. Official filing of a duly accomplished BOI Form No. 501 complete with
supporting documents and payment of filing fee;
2. Evaluation of application and preparation of an evaluation report (including
Publication of Notice of Filing of Application, referral to the private sector
and plant visit, if necessary);
3. Presentation to the BOI Management Committee;
4. Confirmation by the BOI Executive Board;
5. Preparation of letter advising applicant of the Board Action
5.1 If approved, Industry Group prepares a letter of approval including
pre-registration requirements;
5.2 If denied, Industry Group sends denial letter
6. If applicant requests for waiver on pre-registration requirements:
6.1 Industry Group prepares memorandum to the Board
6.2 Board Confirmation
6.2.1 If request is given due course, step no.8 takes place;
6.2.2 If request is denied, step no. 7 takes place
7. Applicant complies with the pre-registration requirements;
8. Preparation and issuance of Certificate of Registration upon payment by
applicant of Registration Fee;
9. Release of Certificate of Registration.
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5. City/Municipality Permits for Less than 4M Investment
A. Mayor’s Permit for New Business
Requirements:
1. Community Tax Clearance – currently issued from the City Treasurer’s Office,
Tagbilaran (original copy and 1 xerox copy only)
2. Barangay Clearance - from the Barangay where business establishment or activity
is located
3. Tax Clearance - from the City Treasurer’s Office showing that the operator has
paid all taxes obligations in the city.
4. PIN - from the City Assessor’s Office
5. DTI Registration
6. Affidavit of Capital
Other Requirements (Case to Case Basis):
1. SEC Registration & By Laws (photocopy)- for Corporations and Partnerships
2. CDA Registration & By Laws (photocopy) – for Cooperative
3. License to operate from BFAD, CAMP CRAME, DECS, TESDA, DENR, DOT,
etc
4. Lease Contract- all vendors at the City Public Markets (Cogon, Manga, Fish Port
Terminal, City Central Market and Integrated Bus Terminal) - all who are just
renting spaces for their business
5. Photocopy of the Mayor's Permit "Real Estate Lessor" from the owner of the
building or lot rented – for those business permit applicants who are
renting/leasing a space, building or land not own by the applicants
6. Photocopy of the Certificate of Occupancy - from the City Engineer’s Office, if
building is newly constructed or renovated
Requirements for Employees of Business Establishment to be registered:
1. Barangay Clearance where business establishment is located
2. Community Tax from Tagbilaran City (xerox copy only)
3. Police Clearance from Tagbilaran City
4. Health Certificate from the City Health Office
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Renewal
of Business Permit
ST OF B.
DOING
BUSINESS
Wage Requirements:
Rates
Minimum per day (in Pesos)
City
Province
1. Previous
Permit
Daily
Wage forMayor's
any sector
237
237
2. Barangay Clearance - from the barangay where business establishment or
activity is located
3.
Community
Tax Certificate
- currently
issued from the City Treasurer’s
Per kilowatt
hour (in Pesos)
Power Rates
Office, Tagbilaran (xerox
copy
only)
Residential
Commercial
4. Tax
Clearance
City Treasurer’s
Office showing that the operator
Bohol
Light
Co., Inc.- from the
6.4400
5.5500
has Ipaid all tax obligations
in the city 5.0000
BOHECO
7.3922
5.
SSS
Certification
from
SSS
Office, Tagbilaran
BOHECO II
7.3088
6.6517 City SSS Coverage
6. Tax Identification Number (TIN)
WaterOther
RatesRequirements (Case to Case Basis):
Bohol Water Utilities, Inc.
1. Lease
Tagbilaran
CityContract - all vendors at the City Public Market (Cogon, Manga, Fish
Port Terminal, City Central Market and Integrated Bus Terminal)
2. Photocopy range
of the Mayor'sResidential/Commercial
Permit "Real State Lessor" from the owner of the
Consumption
building
or
lot
rented
–
for those
business permit applicants who are
0-9 cubic meters
P 65.00
(flat rate)
renting/leasing
a
space,
building
or
land
owned by the applicants
10 cubic meters
6.88 per cubicnot
meter
3.
Photocopy
of
the
Certificate
of
Occupancy
– from the City Engineer’s
11-20 cubic meters
Office,
if
building
is
newly
constructed
or
renovated
21-30 cubic meters
53meters & above
31 cubic
Requirements for Employees of Business Establishments:
Realty Rates (per square meter)
Barangay
Clearance
where business
establishment
is located
Along1.CPG
Avenue
(Main Street)
P 30,000
– 40,000
2.
Community
Tax
from
Tagbilaran
City
(xerox
copy
only)
J.S. Torralba St.-M.H.del Pilar St.
14,700
Police
fromSt.
Tagbilaran City
M.H.3.del
Pilar Clearance
St.-Ma. Clara
11,800
4.
Health
Certificate
from
the City Health
Office
Ma. Clara St.-Belderol St.
4,940
Belderol St.-E. Calceta St.
3,660
Building
Permit Requirements
E.C.
Calceta
St.-Penaflor
St.
2,840
Penaflor St.-Capitol Site
1,760
Barangay Clearance
Beach1.Areas/Coastal
Lots – clearance from the
450Barangay
– 1,000 where the project will be
Dauis located (5 copies)
125 – 200
2.
Special
Power
of
Attorney
–
In
case
of
authorized
Coastal Mangrove (Res./Agri)
85
– 105 representative processing
the
permit
(3
copies)
Coastal Cliff (Res./Agri)
75 – 105
3. Locational
Clearance:
Tagbilaran
City (Res./Agri)
62 – 1,060
a. Duly notarized Locational Clearance Application (2 copies)
b. In case the applicant is the registered owner of the lot:
Rental Rates
true copy
of TCT (5 copies)
Residential b.1. Certified
P 5,000
– 10,000/month
b.2.
Tax
Declaration
(5
copies)
Commercial
300-600/sq.m./month
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b.3. Current Real Property Tax Receipts (5 copies)
Commercial
c.Telecommunications
In case the applicant is not the registered ownerResidential
of the lot:
PLDT
Installation
Fee
P
1,200.00
P 1,500.00
c.1. Requirements b1 to b3
Monthly
Fee
235.61
c.2. Duly notarized copy of the Contract of Lease (5 copies) or 436.37
Lines: 3,851
c.3. Duly notarizedNumber
copy of of
theTelephone
Deed of Absolute
Sale (5 copies) or
c.4. Duly notarized copy of the Contract of Sale (5 copies) or
CRUZTELCO
Installation
c.5.
Affidavit of Consent
from Fee
the Registered Owner (5 copies) or
Monthly
Feeall the registered heirs (5 copies)
c.6. Affidavit of Consent from
Number of Office)
Telephone
Lines: 1,337
4. Location Plan (from the Assessor’s
(3 copies)
5. ECC (Environmental Clearance Certificate):
GLOBELINES
Feeregulations (5 waived
waived
a. For
projects requiredInstallation
under DENR
copies)
(Islacom)
Monthly
Fee
400.00
700.00
6. ATO (AIR TRANSPORTATION OFFICE) Clearance
Municipality
560.00
888.00
a. For projects required under Rule XVII, (Construction of Buildings/
Structures
Number
of
Telephone
Lines:
12,000
within Approach/Departure Zones of Runways of Airports) and Rulr XVIII,
(Maximum Height of Buildings/Structures), (PD 1096) (5 copies)
Air Freight
7. Affidavit
of Setback:
a. (Tagbilaran-Manila)
Indicating the minimum specific setback distance from the center lane of the
Number of kilos
Price/kilo
road (5Airline
copies)
Cebu
Pacific
0
–
5
P 125.00
8. Regular Documents:
6
–
49
a. Completely filled-up five sets of Building Permit 14.52
Applications, signed and
– 249 or civil engineer13.09
sealed by a duly licensed50
architect
250 of
– 999
11.79Permit Applications,
b. Completely filled-up five sets
Sanitary and Plumbing
1,000
above
10.34
signed and sealed by a duly licensed sanitary engineer
or master plumber
c. Completely filled-up five sets of Electrical Permit applications, signed and
Philippine
–5
150.00
sealed
by a Airlines
duly licensed0professional
electrical engineer
6
49
13.89 applications (when
d. Completely filled-up five sets of Mechanical Permit
50
–
249
required), signed and sealed by a duly licensed 12.53
professional Mechanical
250 – 999
11.28
Engineer
1,000 above
9.89
e. Five sets of Plans, Bill of Materials
and Specifications,
signed and sealed by a
duly licensed professional of his/her specific field.
Zestsets
Air of Fire and Life0 –Safety
5
103.06
f. Three
Master Plan signed
and sealed by a duly
6
49
15.57
licensed architect
50 –(3copies)
249
14.18
9. Structural Analysis/Computations
250
–
999
12.285
a. For buildings/structures 2-storey and above, signed
and sealed by a duly
1,000
above
11.57
licensed structural engineer, architect, or civil engineer
10. Photocopy of unexpired PRC ID and the Current Professional Tax Receipt of the
Shipping
(per cubic
meter)
duly
licensedFreight
professional
of their
specific fields (2 copies)
Shipping
Lines
Class A
Class B
Class C
11. Mayor's Certification
Super
Ferry
12. Payment of Required Fees
Tagbilaran-Manila
P 1,279.19
P 1,021.97
P 832.24
Tagbilaran-Cebu
484.70
387.87
315.24
Negros Navigation
Tagbilaran-Manila
1,142.13
912.47
743.06
Tagbilaran-Cebu
486.35
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Financial Systems
Total no. of Banks
: 48
Flow Chart
Mayor’s Permit/License for Business
Commercial
Banks of Securing a City
: 36
Government Banks
:3
Thrift and Savings Banks
:6
Rural Banks
:3
No. of ATM facilities
: 23
International credit cards available
: 12
No. of Lending Firms
: 65
No. of Pawnshops
: 100
Total Bank Deposits (in billion pesos)
Year
Total Bank Deposits
2005
9,563.0
2004
8,595.0
2003
7,574.4
2002
7,043.4
% Increase/ Decrease
11.26%
13.47%
7.01%
0.00%
Business Establishments by Type of Activity
Source: Department of Trade and Industry – Bohol
Type of Business
2008
2007
2006
Exporter
4
0
4
Importer
0
1
0
Manufacturer
138
121
150
6. BIR Registration
Retailer
733
463
640
Service Requirements: 801
411
672
Wholesaler
48
33
67
Total 1. Location sketch
1,724of firm or1,029
1,533
production plant
2005
2
1
133
669
651
25
1,481
2. Photocopy of Mayor's Permit/Municipal License
Employed 3.
Persons
by Type
of Industry
from Primary Occupation, April 2003
Photocopy
of TIN
or TIN application
Source: National
Statistics
Office
4. Copy of Certificate or Registration (BIR Form 1556) for branch
Employment
Industry (in
5. Additional requirements
forbyregistration
of 000s)
storage place/premises
Agriculture
Industry
Total
6. Year-end inventory of on-going business Services
Philippines7. Photocopy of
11,155
4,859
14,404
30,418
Certificate of Registration for head/branch
Region VII
675List of Inventories
449
916
2,041
8. For new business:
Bohol
165
89
141
395
Cebu
288
322
601
1,211
NegrosAdditional
Oriental requirements
206 for excise 35
163
403
taxpayers:
Siquijor
16
3
11
31
Bohol’s dependence
on
agriculture
(in
terms
of
employment)
is
still
very
evident,
1. Photocopy of Latest Income Statement
although the
services sector
is catching
fast. print
2. Photocopy
of plant
lay-out up
or blue
ource: Bohol
Economic
Fact
Book
2009
Edition
3. Photocopy of Sanitary Permit or BOI which ever is applicable
Bohol4.Profile
2010-2015,
Bohol
PPDO
Photocopy
of Surety
Bond
provided under Sec. 160 of the NIRC
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Procedure:
1. Secure Form No. 1556-A at the RRU & BIR
2. Complete all the requirements
3. Submit all the requirements & forms in triplicate before the start of the business
4. Follow up application after 5 working days
5. Fill up Form No.1558 in triplicate copies (if approved)
6. Payment of Annual Registration Fee at accredited bank or authorized Municipal
Treasurer
7. Receive duplicate copy of validated Annual Registration Fee Return or Official
Receipt
8. Register book of accounts, sales invoices, official receipts, inventories
9. Display original copies of Certificate of Registration
Annual Registration Fee - P1,000.00
Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC)
Requirements:
1. Six (6) copies of Survey plans duly signed by the applicant and approved by
CENRO concerned, also signed and sealed by a Registered Geodetic Engineer
2. Six (6) copies of Topographic Map, Scale-1: 10,000
3. Six (6) copies of Project Description signed by the preparer, endorsed by the project
proponent, and duly notarized
4. Six (6) copies of land use map
5. Six (6) copies of documentation of the area with picture
6. Six (6) copies of endorsement from the LGU where the project is located
7. Six (6) copies of CENRO certification that the area applied for is free from Conflict
(if not titled)
8. Impact Management Plan
9. Environmental Monitoring Plan of the proponent
10. PMAPS (downloadable at www.emb.gov.ph)
11. Zoning Clearance/variants
12. Vicinity/Location Map
Procedure:
1. Submission of all requirements to DENR Environmental Management Bureau
(EMB) Bohol, then DENR will be the one to submit all the requirements to the
DENR Regional Office.
Filling Processing Fee – P4,000.00
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Pollution Clearance
Requirements:
1. Location Clearance from Housing Land Use & Regulatory Board or
Certification from the local government that the plant site does not violate
local government ordinance
2. Vicinity map or location map
3. List of equipment/machineries including complete specifications
4. Project description and Flow Sheet of manufacturing process
5. Letter of request for clearance indicating the agency requirement of
the applicant to secure said clearance and for what purpose
6. Clearance Fee
Social Security System
Forms:
1. SSS Form R-1 (Revised 1979)
Employer's Data Record
2. SSS Form R-1A (Revised 1973)
Report of Employee Members
Requirements:
1. DTI Registration
2. SEC Registration and Article of Incorporation for corporations and partnerships
Procedure:
1. Secure and accomplish forms 1 & 2
2. Submit accomplish forms together with the requirements
3. For employees without SSS Number, accomplish SSS Form E-1
4. Endorsement of application to SSS head office
5. Head office issues SSS numbers
6. Regular payment of SSS contributions to accredited banks
Source: Bohol Investment Promotion Center, www.boholinvest.com 2008
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Communication Facilities
INVESTMENT INCENTIVES
Existing Communication Facilities
No. of Facilities
Remarks
I. Board of Investment
(BOI)
Fiscal
and
Non-Fiscal
Incentives
1. Public Calling Office
a. PLDT
21
Fiscal Incentives
b. Globelines
0
A. Income Tax
Holiday
(ITH)
c. Cruztelco
4
d. Liberty
3
BOI-registered enterprises shall be exempt from the payment of income taxes
e. Others: TELOF
3
Telephone Exchanges
reckoned from the scheduled start of commercial operations, as follows:
2. Cell sites
(Tubigon, Talibon & Ubay
a. New projects with a pioneer status for six (6) years;
a. Smart
59
Based on LGUs data
b. New projects with a non-pioneer status for four (4) years;
b.
Globelines
88
c. Expansion projects for three (3) years. As a general rule, exemption is limited
c. Sun Cellular
30
to incremental
sales revenue/volume.
3. Internet Café
175
4.
Cable
TV
Based on LGUs data
Registered as New
Registered9 as Expansion
5.
Broadcast
Media
5
ITH Sample Computation:
ITH Computation: DYRD, DYTR, DYXT,
DYZD (Ubay) & DYJP
Net income - P10 M
Net income - P10 M(Jagna Community Radio)
6. Print
5
Tax
rate - Media
35%
Total sales
- P50 MBohol Chronicle, Bohol
(local
newspapers)
Income tax - P3.5 m
Base figure - P10 MTimes, Capitol, Bohol
Standard, Sunday Post
ITH - P3.5 m
Tax rate - 35%
7. Messengerial Services
5
LBC, Aboitiz, Air 21, JRS
Computation:
DHL
A.8.Total
sales
P50
M
Others: Bohol Law
All municipalities
B. Less:
base figure
- P10 M
Enforcement
Communication
covered
C. Incremental
sales (A-B) - P40 M
System (BLECS)
D. Exemption ratio (C/A) - 80%
E. Income
taxProfile
- P3.5 m
Source:
Bohol
2010-2015, Bohol PPDO
D. Income tax holiday - P2.8 m
F. Income taxINDICATORS
to be paid - P0.7 m
ECONOMIC
New Trade
registered
may avail themselves of a bonus year in each of the following
andfirms
Industry
cases:
a. Business Establishments by Industry Classification (based on asset size)
a. The indigenous
raw materials
usedand
in Industry
the manufacture
Source: Department
of Trade
- Bohol of the registered product
must at least be fifty percent
(50%)
of
the
total
cost of (New
raw materials
for the
No. of Business Establishments
Registration
& Renewal)
preceding
years
prior
to
the
extension
unless
the
board
prescribes
a
higher
Classification
2005
2006
2007
2008
percentage;
or
Large
1
21
2
7
b. The ratioMedium
of total imported and
11 domestic capital
14 equipment to
6 the number 4of
workersSmall
for the project does not
worker; or
30exceed US$10,000
39 to one (1)13
8
c. The net Micro
foreign exchange savings
or
earnings
amount
to
at
least
1,439
1,459
1,008 US$500,000
1,705
annually Total
during the first three
of operation. 1,029
In no case shall
the
1,481(3) years1,533
1,724
registered pioneer firm avail of the ITH for a period exceeding eight (8) years.
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Land Transportation
B. Exemption from taxes and duties on imported spare parts
Classification
Private
For Hire
A registered
enterpriseGovernment
with a bonded manufacturing
warehouse shall be
Utility Vehicles
12,117
425
676
exempt from customs duties and national internal revenue taxes on its
Motorcycles importation
24,724
of required 235
supplies / spare parts for consigned equipment or
Truck Bus those imported with incentives.
79
Tricycles
1,338
Taxi
27 duty, impost and fees
C. Exemption from wharfage dues and export tax,
ower and EnergyAll enterprises registered under the IPP will be given a ten (10) year period
from the date of registration to avail of the exemption from wharfage dues and
• In CY 2008,any
theexport
Dependable
Capability
for Bohol is export
106.2 products.
MW,
tax, impost
and feesProfile
on its non-traditional
forecasted demand of 48 MW and net reserve of 58.2 MW.
• All municipalities
in the province
are already
provided
with electricity.
D. Tax exemption
on breeding
stocks
and genetic
materials
• 100% of all barangays are also energized as covered by BLCI, BOHECO I and
II.
Agricultural producers will be exempted from the payment of all taxes and
duties on their importation of breeding stocks and genetic materials within ten
Power Plants
Installed
Dependableoperation.
Capability
(10) years from the
date of Capacity
registration or commercial
(MW)
(MW)
ohol Diesel Power
E. TaxPlant
credits
BDPP)
22
17.5
anta Clara Corp.1. Tax credit on tax and duty portion of domestic breeding stocks and genetic
Formerly LHEP) materials. A tax credit
1.2 equivalent to one hundred
1.2
percent (100%) of the
anopol Hydroelectricvalue
Plantof national internal revenue taxes and customs duties on local
breeding stocks within
ten (10) years from
HEP)
5.0
5.0 date of registration or
commercial operation for agricultural producers.
OHECO I-Sevilla MiniHydro
2.5
2.5
2.
Tax
credit
on
raw
materials
and
supplies.
A
tax credit equivalent to the
orp. (BSMHC)
national internal revenue
taxes and duties paid
Total Capability
30.7
26.2 on raw materials, supplies
and semi-manufacture
forming part thereof shall be
eyte-Bohol Interconnection
80.0 of export products and
80.0
granted
to
a
registered
enterprise.
Total
110.7
106.2
Forecasted Demand
48.0
F. Additional deductions- for labor expense
Net Reserve
58.2
G. The
firm may
qualify to
capital
equipment,
spare parts and
• The household
connection
for BOHECO
I &import
II and BLCI
increased
every year
accessories
at
1%
duty
rate
from
date
of
registration
or
up
to June 5, 2006
for the period 2005-2008 with an average of 4.74% per year.
pursuant
to
executive
order
no.
313
and
its
implementing
rules and
• The BOHECO I & II and the BLCI have an average system loss of 9.38% per
regulations.
year which is 7.22% for BOHECO I, 11.49% for BOHECO II and 9.43% for
BLCI.
ource: Bohol Economic Fact Book 2009 Edition
Bohol Profile 2010-2015, Bohol PPDO
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Non-Fiscal Incentives
A. Employment of foreign nationals
A registered enterprise may be allowed to employ foreign nationals in
supervisory, technical or advisory positions for five (5) years from date of
registration. The position of president, general manager and treasurer of foreignowned registered enterprises or their equivalent shall however not be subject to
the foregoing limitations.
B. Simplification of customs procedures for the importation of equipment, spare
parts, raw materials and supplies and exports of processed products.
C. Importation of consigned equipment for a period of 10 years from date of
registration, subject to posting of a re-export bond
D. The privilege to operate a bonded manufacturing/trading warehouse subject
to customs rules and regulations
Source: Bohol Investment Promotion Center, www.boholinvest.com 2008
II. FISCAL AND NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES
(as provided for in the Bohol Investment Code of 2001)
Section 22. Tax Incentives to Registered Enterprises. In addition to the incentives
provided under Republic Act 7160 otherwise known as “Local Government Code of
1991,” and Republic Act 7916 known as “The Special Economic Zone Act of 1995,”
Executive Order No 226 known as “Omnibus Investments Code of 1987” and other
pertinent laws, a registered enterprise under this Code shall enjoy the following tax
incentives:
a. Tax credit equivalent to ten percent (10%) of the total cost of approved
infrastructure project to be deducted from the future real property tax liability of the
registered enterprise within a period of five (5) years starting from the date of the
expiration of the tax exemption of the registered enterprise; provided, that said
infrastructure project shall be open for public use;
b. Exemption from the real property tax imposed under Provincial Ordinance No. 97001, otherwise known as the Provincial Revenue Code of Bohol, for a period of
seven (7) years from the date of registration approved by the Bohol Investment
Board or from the date of the expiration of the registered enterprise’ tax exemption
as provided under other national laws, whichever is applicable; provided, that the tax
exemption shall pertain only to the thirty-five percent (35%) share of the province.
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b. Seaport
Section 23. Non-Fiscal Incentives. Registered enterprises and investors shall be
• The seaport
in the non-fiscal
province are
classified into 1 base port, 4 terminal
grantedfacilities
the following
incentives:
ports, 9 outports and 2 private ports.
• The Port
Tagbilaranofis aconsidered
major port of entry.
a) ofProvision
one-stop adocumentation
center for simplified documentation
• The port ofprocedures;
Tubigon, the busiest among the terminal ports, offer more than ten
daily round
trips plying
the Cebu-Bohol
route.
b) Consistent
support
for industrial
peace through BIPC;
• The port
of
Jagna
offers
services
that
between
Cagayan
c) Assistance in securing directplysource
of Bohol
electricto power
andandwater supply
Camiguin with
roll-on, roll-off route.
connection;
• Based d)
on the
Port Traffic
Data,
the base
portforofindustries
Tagbilaran
and
4
Assistance
in theStatistical
negotiation
of special
rates
with
a minimum
load
terminal ports
an kilowatts;
average of 14,042.75 shipcalls for the period 2005of atrecorded
least 1000
2008. The
record showed
an selection
erratic trend.
e) Assistance
in site
and negotiation for right of way;
f) Assistance in labor recruitment and arbitration;
. Airportg) Other non-fiscal incentives as may be determined by the Board.
• The Tagbilaran City Airport accommodated an average of 1,617 carrier flights
from 2005
to 2008.
Records
showedCode,
a 20%Provincial
decrease Ordinance
from 2005 No.
to 2007
but
Source:
The Bohol
Investment
2001-019
rose back by 17.5% in the 2007-2008 period.
d. Land Transort
• The number
of registered
vehicles increased by 13.52% from 2007 to 2008.
DUTY-FREE
IMPORTATION
Port Facilities
▪ Modifying the rate of import duty in certain imported articles under Section 104
Airport - Tagbilaran
City Airport
of the tariff
and customs code of 1978 as amended, in order to implement
Seaports
Section 1 of the Republic Act 9281, reinstating the effectivity of tax incentives
Tagbilaran
PortSection
(m2) 109 of Republic Act 8435, otherwise known as the Agriculture
under
Berthand
Length
Fisheries Modernization Act of 1997633.00
Passenger Terminal Building Area
1,021.80
Land
Area duty exemption to importations
53,150.00
▪ Provide
of eligible agriculture and fisheries
2
Operational
Areas
(m
)
enterprises to promote and foster their efficiency and global competitiveness
Back-up Area
1,848.00
Open
Storage
Area
5,688.00 of Eligibility (CE) and
Service
: Provision and Issuance of Certificate
Container Yard Certificate of Accreditation2,817.00
(CA)
Common Incoming & Receiving Area
Total
1,065.00
Who may avail : Eligible agriculture and fisheries
enterprises
Commercial Areas (m2)
11,418.00
Parking
Fees Area : a. Order of Payment/Photocopy of Official Receipt – P1,500.00
Leased Area
b. For a certified copy of the5,336.00
original CE or CA – P750.00
Others
1,283.60
Total
5,277.00
Service Provider: DA AMAD 7
11,897.00
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A. CE Requirements
1. Letter of Intent
2. Accomplished Application Form
3. Certified Copy of Certificate of Registration issued by
• the SEC, in the case of corporations and partnerships
• the DTI, in the case of single proprietorships or a Certified Copy of
Business/Mayor’s Permit, as the case may be
• the CDA, in the case of cooperatives
• the SEC or an accreditation by appropriate government agency in the case
of farmers’/fisherfolks’ organizations and associations
4. Duly audited assets of the previous year or the latest available declaration of
assets
5. Notarized statement indicating the following:
a. That the enterprise has no pending application from other issuing
agency(ies) under the incentives provided in Section 109 of RA 8435;
b. That the enterprise has not availed of similar incentives provided under
existing laws for the same articles to be imported;
c. That the items to be imported will be for the exclusive use of the importing
enterprise
6. An indicative list of regularly used imported inputs, equipment and machineries
for one (1) year signed by the authorized representative…
* use a letterhead
* specify the item with corresponding volume
7. An authorization/certification authorizing a representative to transact business
in behalf of the eligible enterprises that could be:
• A Board Resolution and a Corporate Secretary’s Certificate;
• A Secretary’s/Partner’s Certificate in the case of a partnership, or
• A Special Power of Attorney (SPA) in the case of a sole proprietorship
8. Sketch of farm site
B. CA Requirements
1. Letter of Intent
2. Endorsement from three (3) enterprises with CE
3. Certified Copy of DTI/SEC/CDA Certificate of Registration
4. Duly audited assets of the previous year or the latest available declaration of
assets
5. Notarized statement indicating that the import consolidator will only use the
CA for purposes of providing import services to eligible enterprises
6. Consolidated purchase orders of participating enterprises
7. A Board Resolution for corporations, a Secretary’s Certificate for partnerships
or a Special Power of Attorney for sole proprietorships to authorized
representative
8. Sketch of farm site
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BUSINESS
CONTACTS
Education
and Manpower
Hon.
Edgardoof
M.Graduates:
Chatto
Annual
Turn-Over
Governor,
Province
Bohol Courses
Education and BusinessofRelated
: 19.61%
Provincial
Capitol
Complex,
C.P.G. Avenue,
Tagbilaran City
Marine Education
: 17.08%
Phone
(63-38)411-3300,
411-4824,
411-3560,
501-9072
Engineering and Technology
: 8.03%
IT-related courses
: 33.18%
Hon. Concepcion
O. Lim
Medical-related
courses
: 22.09%
Vice-Governor, Province of Bohol and
Presiding Officer, Sangguniang Panlalawigan
Provincial
Complex, C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran
KeyCapitol
Indicators
ProvincialCity
Status
BASIC EDUCATION
2007-2008
2008-2009
Air Transportation Office
Tagbilaran
Number of
Schools City Airport
Phone (63-38) 411-3320 Fax 235-5830
Pre-schools
• Public
Bohol Chamber of Commerce and Industry
• Private
NIA Compound, Dao District, Tagbilaran City 987
Elementary
996
Telefax (63-38) 411-5910, 501-8622
• Public
941
941
• Private
46
55
Bohol Provincial Planning and Development181
Office
High Schools
190
Provincial Capitol Complex, C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran
City 131
• Public
122
Phone
(63-38)
411-5509,
501-9912,
235-5524,
235-5525
• Private
59
59
Technical-Vocational Schools
2008
BoholTraining
Environment
Management
• Private
Vocational
InstitutionsOffice
12
G/F NewTraining
Capitol Centers
Bldg., Marapao
• Provincial
- TESDASt., Tagbilaran City 6
(63-38)
411-2088, 411-4406, 501-9970 Telefax
HigherPhone
Education
Institutions
27411-4405
• Public
7
Bohol Provincial Agriculture Office
• Private
20
Capitol Annex Bldg., Dao, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-3328, 411-5829, 501-1368,
500-1391 2008-2009
2007-2008
Participation Rates
Bohol Provincial
Office
ElementaryVeterinary
Level
67.56%
73.74%
Capitol Secondary
Annex Bldg.,
Dao,
Tagbilaran
City
Level
42.46%
54.85%
Phone
(63-38)
411-2378,
Cohort
Survival
Rate 501-0801, 501-1368
Elementary Level
73.42%
77.51%
Bohol Tourism
Office
Secondary
Level
61.32%
60.87%
G/FDrop-out
New Capitol
RateBldg., Marapao St., Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38)
411-3666,
Elementary
Level 501-9187
2.47%
1.89%
Secondary Level
5.68%
6.12%
Bureau of Internal Revenue
2F Judge Oppus Uy Building cor B.Inting and M. Torralba Sts., Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-2012
64
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Bohol
Cebu
Doing agribusiness
Bureau of Internal Revenue Regional Office 7
Archbishop Reyes Avenue, Banilad, Cebu City
Phone (63-32) 231-1593
Cooperative Development Authority
Provincial Capitol Complex, CPG Avenue, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-4629, 501-9097
Department of Agrarian Reform
Bohol Provincial Office
Capitol Annex Compound, Dao District, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-2816, 411-3155
Department of Agrarian Reform Regional Office 7
Cebu Capitol Complex, Escario St., Cebu City
Phone (63-32) 253-6913, 255-1316
Department of Agriculture
Bohol Agricultural Promotion Center
Dao District, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-2436, 501-7538
Department of Agriculture Regional Office 7
KRC Bldg., Subangdaku, Mandaue City
Phone (63-32) 238-2163, 238-8543, 268-2313, 268-2696
Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Regional Office 7
Green Plains Subdivision, Banilad, Mandaue City, Cebu
Phone (63-32) 346-0661, 346-1647
Environment Management Bureau
DENR Office, New Capitol Site, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-2278, 235-5009
Environment Management Bureau, Regional Office 7
Green Plains Subdivision, Banilad, Mandaue City, Cebu
Phone (63-32) 346-0661, 346-1647
Department of the Interior and Local Government
Airport Road, Cogon, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-3546
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Department of the Interior and Local Government, Regional Office 7
Tourism
Sudlon, Lahug, Cebu City
Phone (63-32) 255-7730
Bohol is the No. 1 Eco-Cultural Tourist Destination in the Philippines
Department
of by
Labor
and Employment
2003 awarded
the Department
of Tourism – Kalakbay
#38 cor Calceta and Rizal Sts., Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 501-8233
2002 awarded by the Department of Tourism – Philippine Travel Mart
On the regional context, Bohol is the second most frequently visited province in
Laborsharing
and Employment,
Regional
7
he regionDepartment
next to Cebuof(76%),
13% of the total
foreignOffice
and domestic
2F GMC Plaza
markets.
M. J. Cuenco Avenue cor Legaspi Extension, Cebu City
Phone (63-32) 253-0638
Bohol Domestic and Foreign Tourist Arrivals , 2003-2008
Source: Department of Tourism, Region 7
Department of Public
Works and Highways
Year
Domestic
Foreign
Total
Bohol First Engineering District
2003
110,514
18,385
128,899
New Capitol Site, Tagbilaran City
2004
137,740
26,921
164,661
Phone (63-38) 411-3136
2005
152,873
35,118
187,991
2006
169,058
50,253
219,311
Department of Public
Works and Highways,
7
2007
179,246
65,472Regional Office
244,718
Salinas Drive, Lahug, Cebu City
2008
199,610
82,888
282,498
Phone (63-32) 234-8013 to 15
* Tourist arrivals increased by 15% (2008 DOT-7 data)
• Domestic tourists – 71%
Department
Science and Technology
• Foreign
tourists –of29%
118 J.A. Clarin St., Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-3620, 501-7070
Bohol Tourist Arrivals, 2003-2008
Source: Bohol Tourism Office
Department
Regional
Office
2003 of Science
2004 and Technology,
2005
2006
20077
2008
M. Cuenco Avenue, Banilad, Cebu City
Arrivals
95,311
249,729
393,941
418,030
531,812
567,174
Phone (63-32) 231-1916 Fax 232-8632
* BTO tourist arrival figures increased by 495% from 2003 to 2008
Department of Trade and Industry
Projected Tourist Arrivals and Room Demand
Bohol Province Office
CY 2009 – 2015
2F FCB Building, C.P.G. North Avenue, Tagbilaran City
Province of Bohol
Phone (63-38) 411-3302, 411-3533, 501-8260
Projected
Rooms
Current
Telefax (63-38) 411-3236
Year
Tourists
Required
Supply
Email [email protected]
2009
680,609
2,504
2,677
2010
816,730
3,005
2,677
of Trade and Industry,
Regional2,677
Office 7
2011 Department
980,077
3,606
3/F WDC Bldg., cor P. Burgos and J. Luna Sts., Cebu City
2012
1,176,092
4,327
2,677
Phone (63-32) 412-1989, 412-1868
2013
1,411,310
5,912
2,677
2014
1,693,572
6,231
2,677
National Statistics Office
2015
2,032,287
7,477
2,677
San Jose St., Tagbilaran City
Note: Tourist arrivals to increase by 20% per year
Phone (63-38) 411-4069
Rooms required is based on PCI assumption
66
Surplus/
Shortage
173
-328
-929
-1,650
-3,235
-3,554
-4,800
Bohol
Cebu
Doing agribusiness
Small and Medium Enterprise Development Center (SMED)
c/o DTI Office, 2nd Floor, FCB Building
C.P.G. North Avenue, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-3302, 411-3533
Telefax (63-38) 411-3236
Office of the Provincial Assessor
Provincial Capitol Compound, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-2029
Philippine Information Agency
LMP Building, K of C Drive, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-2292, 501-8554
Philippine Ports Authority
Port Area, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 501-8138 Fax 501-8969
Philippine Tourism Authority
Balicasag Island Dive Resort, Panglao, Bohol
Phone (63-38) 502-6001
Register of Deeds
Capitol Compound, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-2128
Tagbilaran City Government
Office of the Mayor
Phone (63-38) 411-3715, 411-3720, 501-9350, 235-3478
Tagbilaran City Government Center
J.A. Clarin St., Dao, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-3130, 411-3720
Fax 411-4405
Tagbilaran City Planning & Development Coordinator
Tagbilaran City Government Center
J.A. Clarin St., Dao, Tagbilaran City
Phone (63-38) 411-2264, 235-5060, 501-7560
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Bohol
ommercial Crops
Coconut
Production of Agriculture Office
Department
• Number of bearing trees – 9,806,290
• Number
of non-bearing trees – 1,089,343
A. DA Officials
• Total coco trees (BAS) – 10,896,001
J. Alcala,
Secretary
• NewProceso
high-yielding
varieties
are available to replant aging trees
[email protected]
; [email protected];
[email protected]
• Higher
price of copra motivates
farmer to plant
(02) 9288762 to 65 loc. 2210/2214/2254; Direct Line:(02) 9204369, 9241278
Oil Palm Production
Mobile
– 0918-9512346
• AreaTelefax:
planted (02)
to oil9203986,
palm tree9298183;
– 6,558.85
hectares
• Current production area – 3,313.76 hectares
Antonio
A. Fleta,
Undersecretary (Administration and Finance)
• Number
of growers
– 2,165
[email protected]
; [email protected]
; (02) 928-8762 to 65 loc. 2218
• Target
area for palm plantation
– 16,000 hectares
Direct Line: (02) 9204085, 928444; Fax No.: (02) 9278405
Jatropha Production
– 0917-5327882
• AreaMobile
above 18
degrees suitable for planting – 13,000 hectares
• Programmed Area – 2,708 hectares
Joel S. Rudinas, Undersecretary (Field Operations)
[email protected]
; [email protected]
; [email protected]
uminant Inventory,
2005-2008
(no. of heads)
(02) 92887622005
to 65 loc. 2400; Direct
2006 Line: (02) 9298186
2007
2008
Fax No.: (02)
9252151; Mobile
– 0918-907954063,110
Carabao
62,577
62,961
63,381
Cattle
70,644
70,723
69,451
69,715
Bernadette
Romulo-Puyat,
Undersecretary
(Special
Concerns)
Goat
52,725
54,413
60,274
65,623
[email protected]
; [email protected]
;
* Ruminant
population is dominantly
of native breed.
[email protected]
(02) 9288762
to 65Pattern,
loc. 2302,
2303; Direct
Line: tons)
(02) 9201750
arabeef Supply
& Demand
2005-2008
(in metric
Telefax: (02) 9277416;
0917-8181219 2007
2005 Mobile –2006
2008
Supply
1,013
1,970
1,954
2,153
(Policy,
Demand Segfredo R. Serrano,
744 Ph.D., Undersecretary
752
763Planning, Research
771 &
Regulation)
Surpus (Deficit)
269
1,218
1,191
1,382
[email protected]
; (02) 9288762 to 65 loc. 2300, 2320
* 0.62 kilograms/year
– per capita consumption
Direct Line: (02) 9204089; Fax No.: (02) 9280590; Mobile – 0917-5662609
eef Supply & Demand Pattern, 2005-2008 (in metric tons)
Claron R. Alcantara,
of Staff
2005 Undersecretary/Chief
2006
2007
2008
[email protected]
; [email protected]
Supply
3,743
4,781
5,652
5,135
65 loc. 2245; Direct
Demand (02) 9288762 to
4,177
4,222Line: (02) 9202223
4,281
4,328
Fax No.: (02) 9298183;
Mobile – 559
0926-7297545 1,371
Surpus (Deficit)
(434)
807
Romeo S. Recide, Assistant Secretary (Policy and Planning)
[email protected]
; [email protected]
; [email protected]
hevon Supply
& Demand Pattern,
2005-2008 (in metric
tons)
(02) 9288762 to2005
65 loc. 2340; Direct
2006Line: (02)9281275;
2007 Fax No:9276156
2008 BAS
Direct Line: (02)223
3712050; Fax No.:
Mobile – 0917-8982468
Supply
317(02) 3712086; 464
472
Demand
36
36
37
37
Eduardo C. Nolasco,
(Administration
Surpus (Deficit)
187 Assistant Secretary
281
427 and Finance)
435
[email protected]
; [email protected]
; (02) 9288762 to 65 loc. 2336
* 0.03 kilograms/year
– per capita
consumption
Telefax: (02) 9204003; Mobile – 0917-5323765
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Salvador S. Salacup, Assistant Secretary (Fisheries/Agribusiness and Marketing,
and DA Spokesperson)
[email protected];[email protected] ;(02)9288762 to 65 loc.2518/2530
Direct Line: (02) 9289811; Telefax: (02) 9209178; Mobile – 0919-5841252
Edilberto M. De Luna, Assistant Secretary (Field Operations)
[email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected]
Telefax: (02) 4260649; Direct Line: (02) 9297267
Mobile – 0920-9511242, 0923-5682628
Allan Q. Umali, Assistant Secretary (Administrative Service Local Gov’t Concerns)
[email protected] ; [email protected]
(02) 9288762 to 65 loc. 2219; Direct Line: (02) 9297349
Telefax: (02) 9273405; Mobile – 0999-5188333
Dante De Lima, BPI Acting Assistant Director and
National Program Coordinator for Rice & Corn
(02) 9288762 to 65 loc. 2415/2418; Fax No.: 9200527; Mobile – 0920-9706718
Direct Line: Rice – 9252152, 9200527; Corn – 9265196 loc. 2405/2402
Dr. Davinio P. Catbagan, Assistant Secretary for Livestock
[email protected] ; [email protected]
(02) 9288762 to 65 loc. 2223
Felix G. Valenzuela, Technical Assistant for Livestock
(02) 9266949; Telefax: (02) 9296860; Mobile – 0917-5359970
B. Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Service (AMAS) and
Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (AMAD)
Leandro H. Gazmin, Director (AMAS)
[email protected]; [email protected] ;
(02) 928-8762 to 65 loc. 2140/2144; 920-2216; 926-6434 (fax);
Mobile – 0919-5920922
Ma. Teresita P. Matias, Chief Agriculturist
(Chief, Agribusiness Enterprise Development Division)
[email protected]
(02) 920-4072; 926-6434 (fax); loc. 2144, 2145
Gregoria B. Santos, Supervising Agriculturist
(Assistant Chief, Agribusiness Enterprise Development Division)
[email protected] ; (02) 920-4072 loc. 2144, 2145
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Bohol
ONOMIC PROFILE
Nemelita G. Sungcaya, Chief Agriculturist
iculture
(Chief, Agribusiness Investment Assistance Division)
[email protected] ; (02) 920-4073; 926-6434 (fax); loc. 2146, 2147
Bohol is the
number
one producer
of agricultural
products in the region. It
Marino
O. Samar,
Supervising
Agriculturist
provides the
following
regional
outputs: Investment Assistance Division)
(Assistant
Chief,
Agribusiness
70%
of
total
rice
production
[email protected] ; (02) 920-4073 loc. 2146
54% of fishery yield
26%
livestock
poultry
JoseofM.
Manto,and
Chief
Agriculturist
60%
of
seaweed
production
(Chief, Market Promotion and Development Division)
72%
of rootcrops
[email protected]
; (02) 925-3795; 926-6434 (fax); loc. 2141, 2142
100% of oil palm production
273,950 hectares
of 66%
of total Supervising
land area is available
for agriculture
Felicitas
B. Macam,
Agriculturist
151,944 (Assistant
hectares or
55%
of
the
total
area
devoted
to Division)
agriculture is
Chief, Market Promotion and Development
planted/harvested
to
major
crops
[email protected] ; (02) 925-3795 loc. 2141, 2142
Bohol’s agriculture, remains to be the major source of employment and
livelihood Gregoria B. Santos, Chief Agriculturist
42% of the (Chief,
province’s
working-age
population
is workingSupport
on agriculture
Product
Development
and Production
Division)
[email protected] ; (02) 920-4077; 926-6434 loc. 2143 (fax)
or Agricultural/Marine Products
Rice
• Seaweeds
Christopher V. Lucero
Corn
• Poultry
OIC, Agribusiness and
Marketing Assistance Division
Coconut [email protected]
• Livestock ; (032) 268-2313, 09174512863
Fruits
• Fish
VegetablesAlma R. Conejos • Crabs
Root crops Chief, Agribusiness• Investment
Prawns
Information & Enterprise Development Section
[email protected] ; (032) 268-2313, 09273845064
ding Domestic Items Traded
G.I. Sheets Jocelyn T. Pilapil • Rice
Marine products
• Banana
Chief, Market Promotion
and Development Section
[email protected]
• Mangoes
; (032) 268-2313, 09158458678
Limestone
• Hog
Copra C. Regional Field Unit
• Cattle
–7
Semi-dried seaweeds
• Fish
Leo P. Cañeda, CESO III
ding Non-Traditional
ExportsDirector
Regional Executive
Prawns leo_cañ[email protected] ; (032) 268-5187, 268-3063 (fax), 09175464342
Baskets
Woven Raffia
Dr. Eduardo Z. Alama, Ph.D./DPA/Ed.D
Regional Technical Director for Research
ding Domestic
Trade Partner ; (032) 268-2617, 09392151028
[email protected]
Visayas
Mindanao
70
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Angel C. Enriquez, CESO IV
Regional Technical Director for Operations
[email protected] ; (032) 268-8543, 09189367147
Marina T. Hermoso
Chief, Regulatory Division and Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation Division
[email protected] ; (032) 268-9802, 09189260977
Tomasita A. Cadungog
Chief, Operations Division
[email protected] ; (032) 268-2314, 09173207029
Engr. Antonio S. Du
CENVIARC Manager
[email protected]; (032) 268-9805
Engr. Cirilo N. Namoc
Chief, Regional Agricultural Engineering Division
[email protected] ; (032) 268-2695 to 98 loc. 4715, 09282794985
Joel S. Elumba
Regional Livestock Program Coordinator
Francisco L. Sopsop
Regional Corn Program Coordinator
[email protected]; (032) 268-9804, 09182844028
Fabio G. Enriquez
Regional Rice Program Coordinator
[email protected] ; (032) 268-9804, 09266467973
Nenet S. Seno
Regional High Value Crops Development Program (HVCDP) Coordinator
[email protected] ; (032) 268-9804, 09153791352
Petronila Corpuz
Regional Diversified Farm Income & Market Development Program
Coordinator
[email protected] ; (032) 268-9802, 09228884609
Grace Len C. Dagala
Chief, Regional Agriculture and Fisheries Information Section
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Teodomiro E. Luzano
Chief, Institutional Development Services
[email protected] ; 09168576819
Emma T. Tayad
Chief, Regional Feed Analysis Laboratory
[email protected] ; (032) 268-2695 to 98 loc. 4725
Wilberto Castillo
Chief, Regional Crop Protection Center
[email protected] ; (032) 235-3483, 09167694079
Marcheta C. Brina
OIC, National Seed Quality Control Services
[email protected] ; (032) 344-7040, 09127360018
Purita Poyaoan
Chief, Regional Soils Laboratory
(032) 236-6715, 09176221787
Bernadette Ibarra
Chief, Pesticide Analytical Laboratory
[email protected] ; (032) 345-2861 to 2862
Engr. Eugene C. Cahiles
APCO, Provincial Agriculture Technology Coordinating Office – Bohol
Manager, Bohol Agricultural Promotion Center
[email protected] ; (038) 411-2436, 501-7538
D. Office of the Provincial Agriculturist – Bohol
Larry M. Pamugas
Officer-In-Charge
[email protected] ; (038) 411-3328
Rosanna G. Lamdagan
Chief, Agribusiness Division
(038) 411-5892, 411-3328
STEERING COMMITTEE
DIR. LEO P. CAÑEDA, CESO III
Regional Executive Director
AMAD – 7
CHRISTOPHER V. LUCERO
Acting Chief, AMAD
ALMA R. CONEJOS
AIIED Section Chief &
Investment Officer
JOCELYN T. PILAPIL
MPD Section Chief &
Marketing Officer
EDEN J. SALAZAR
Investment Research Asst.
DAVID E. AMRINTO
BB/BC Project Facilitator
JONESSA A. OMBOY
Investment Research Asst.
JOSE PAOLO O. ACERO
AMAD Staff
JESSICA A. ALBINO
Secretary/Technical Asst.
ANTONIO P. GIDUQUIO
Liaison Officer
For more information, call, write or visit:
Department of Agriculture, Regional Field Unit-7
Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division
KRC Bldg. 1, Subangdaku, Mandaue City
Telefax (63-32) 268-2313
E-mail: [email protected]

Doing Agribusiness in Boholhot! - the AFMIS

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