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TALAAN NG MGA NILALAMAN I. ANG PAMAHALAANG PAMBANSA A. SANGAY TAGAPAGPAGANAP Tanggapan ng Pangulo 3 Tanggapan ng Pangalawang Pangulo 6 Tanggapang Pampanguluhan sa Operasyong Pangkomunikasyon 7 Iba Pang Tanggapang Tagapagpaganap 9 Kagawaran ng Repormang Pansakahan 14 Kagawaran ng Agrikultura 17 Kagawaran ng Badyet at Pamamahala 22 Kagawaran ng Edukasyon 29 Kagawaran ng Enerhiya 34 Kagawaran ng Kapaligiran at Likas na Yaman 36 Kagawaran ng Pananalapi 41 Kagawaran ng Ugnayang Panlabas 44 Kagawaran ng Kalusugan 54 Kagawaran ng Teknolohiyang Pang-impormasyon at Komunikasyon 60 Kagawaran ng Interyor at Pamahalaang Lokal 62 Kagawaran ng Katarungan 66 Kagawaran ng Paggawa at Empleo 70 Kagawaran ng Tanggulang Pambansa 74 Kagawaran ng mga Pagawaing Bayan at Lansangan 77 Kagawaran ng Agham at Teknolohiya 80 Kagawaran ng Kagalingang Panlipunan at Pagpapaunlad 86 Kagawaran ng Turismo 91 Kagawaran ng Kalakalan at Industriya 94 Kagawaran ng Transportasyon 99 Pambansang Pangasiwaan sa Kabuhayan at Pagpapaunlad 102 Mga Tanggapang Konstitusyonal l Komisyon sa Serbisyo Sibil 109 l Komisyon sa Awdit 111 l Komisyon sa Halalan 114 l Komisyon sa Karapatang Pantao 116 l Tanggapan ng Tanodbayan 118 Mga Korporasyong Pag-aari at/o Kontrolado ng Pamahalaan 123 Mga Pampamahalaang Unibersidad at Kolehiyo 134 B. SANGAY TAGAPAGBATAS Senado ng Pilipinas 153 Kapulungan ng mga Kinatawan 158 C. SANGAY HUDIKATURA Kataas-Taasang Hukuman ng Pilipinas 173 Hukuman ng Apelasyon 174 Hukuman ng Apelasyon sa Buwis 176 Sandiganbayan 177 II. MGA PAMAHALAANG LOKAL Mga Pamahalaang Panlalawigan 181 Mga Pamahalaang Panlungsod 187 Mga Pamahalaang Pambayan 195 Rehiyong Awtonomo sa Muslim Mindanao 248 III. MGA MISYONG DIPLOMATIKO AT KONSULADO 255 IV. MGA AHENSIYA NG NAGKAKAISANG BANSA AT 283 IBA PANG PANDAIGDIGANG ORGANISASYON SANGAY TAGAPAGPAGANAP SANGAY TAGAPAGPAGANAP Ang Sangay Tagapagpaganap ay nagsasakatuparan ng mga pambansang patakaran at nagtataguyod ng mga tungkuling pang- ehekutibo at pampangasiwaan ng Pambansang Pamahalaan. Ang Konstitusyon ang nagbibigay ng kapangyarihang pang- ehekutibo sa Pangulo ng Pilipinas. Ang Pangulo ay tinutulungan ng Pangalawang Pangulo at ng mga Kasapi ng Gabinete, kabilang ang mga puno ng mga Pampamahalaang Unibersidad at Kolehiyo at mga Korporasyong Pag-aari at/o Kontrolado ng Pamahalaan, sa pagtupad ng mga tungkuling pang-ehekutibo. TANGGAPAN NG PANGULO (OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT) Malacañang Palace Compound, New Executive Bldg. J. P. Laurel St., San Miguel, Manila Trunkline: 784-4286 www.op-proper.gov.ph RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE Pangulo ng Pilipinas SALVADOR C. MEDIALDEA loc. 4956; 733-7636 F Kalihim Tagapagpaganap MARAH VICTORIA S. QUEROL loc. 4956; 733-7636 F Pangalawang Kalihim/Punong Tauhan MENARDO I. GUEVARRA loc. 6940; 733-7636 F Nakatataas na Depyuti Kalihim Tagapagpaganap NAEALLA ROSE M. BAINTO-AGUINALDO loc. 4956; 733-7636 F Pangalawang Kalihim/Punong Tauhan RIZALINA N. JUSTOL loc. 4240; 736-1095 F Depyuti Kalihim Tagapagpaganap para sa Pananalapi at Pangasiwaan RYAN ALVIN R. ACOSTA loc. 4906; 4941; 733-3920 F Nanunungkulang Depyuti Kalihim Tagapagpaganap para sa mga Ugnayang Legal ALBERTO A. BERNARDO loc. 4913; 736-1145 F Depyuti Kalihim Tagapagpaganap para sa Awdit Panloob MICHAEL P. ONG 735-7727 TF Nanunungkulang Depyuti Kalihim Tagapagpaganap para sa Pangkalahatang Pangasiwaan LEONCIO B. EVASCO, JR. loc. 6920; 736-1008 Kalihim ng Gabinete GLORIA JUMAMIL-MERCADO Tanggapan ng Kalihim ng Gabinete Direktor Tagapagpaganap (Offi ce of the Cabinet Secretary) loc. 4014 TF; 4868 CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE T. GO loc. 6933; 559-8349 TF Kawaksing Pampanguluhan II SALVADOR S. PANELO loc. 4926; 734-7478; 735-0821 TF Punong Abogadong Pampanguluhan FRANCIS N. TOLENTINO loc. 4552 Tagapayong Politikal JESUS MELCHOR V. QUITAIN Tanggapan ng Pangulo Pangalawang Kalihim (Offi ce of the President) loc. 6932 3 JOSE LUIS M. ALANO Kalihim ng Pambansang Sanggunian sa Pagbantay ng Baybayin Direktor Tagapagpaganap (National Coast Watch Council Secretariat) loc. 4421; 4970 EMMANUEL T. BAUTISTA Tanggapan ng Direktor Tagapagpaganap sa Kumpol Direktor Tagapagpaganap ng Seguridad, Katarungan at Kapayapaan (Offi ce of the Executive Director on Security, Justice and Peace Cluster) loc. 4381; 4385 JIMMY LALO MANABAT Pampanguluhang Komisyon Pangalawang Kalihim Laban sa Krimeng Organisado ( Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission) loc. 4414; 234-2759 ARTHUR IBANEZ TABAQUERO 736-1036; 736-1056 TF Pampanguluhang Tagapayo sa mga Ugnayang Militar ANSELMO SIMEON P. PINILI 725-6538; 725-6518 F Natatanging Sugo sa Krimeng Transnasyonal ALLAN CAYAO GUISIHAN Sentro ng Pilipinas Ukol sa Krimeng Transnasyonal Direktor Tagapagpaganap (Philippine Center on Transnational Crime) 724-2362 PEDRO CESAR C. RAMBOANGA, JR. Pampanguluhang Komisyon sa Puwersang Nagsasanay Direktor Tagapagpaganap (Presidential. Commission on the Visiting Forces) 832-6197 ABDULLAH D. MAMA-O loc. 4971 Pampanguluhang Tagapayo sa Manggagawang Filipino sa Ibayong Dagat MICHAEL LLOYD LEE DINO 784-4286 Pampanguluhang Kawaksi para sa Kabisayaan WENDEL E. AVISADO loc. 4755 Pampanguluhang Kawaksi sa Tanging Usapin DANTE LAZARO JIMENEZ 784-4286 Pampanguluhang Tagapayo para sa mga Ugnayang Pambikol GHAZALI B. JAAFAR Komisyon sa Pagbabagong-kalagayan ng Bangsomoro Tagapangulo (Bangsomoro Transition Commission) (064) 552-0980 MARCIANO A. PAYNOR, JR. loc. 4640; 735-8010; Direktor Heneral para sa Operasyon, ASEAN-NOC Chairman 736-6156; 735-6152 TF ASEAN-NOC 2017 4 ROLAND CAFÉ PONDOC ASEAN-NOC/Tanggapan ng KInatawang Kalihim Kawaksing Kalihim Tagapagpaganap/ Tagapagpaganap para sa Pananalapi at Pangasiwaan Kawaksing Depyuti Direktor Heneral para sa (ASEAN-NOC/Offi ce of the Deputy Executive Pangasiwaan at Lohistika Secretary for Finance and Administration) loc. 4171 JOSE JOEL M. SY EGCO Tanggapan ng Pampanguluhang Task Force Ukol sa Karahasan Direktor Tagapagpaganap Laban sa mga Manggagawa sa Media (Offi ce of the Presidential Task Force on Violence Against Media Workers) 784-4286 JHOPEE A. AGUSTIN Tanggapan ng Internal House Affairs Pangalawang Kalihim (Internal House Affairs Offi ce) loc. 4692; 4686; 516-7793 F LYNN D. MORENO Tanggapan ng Pangkalahatang Pangangasiwa ng Pamahalaan Kawaksing Kalihim Tagapagpaganap (General Government Administration Offi ce) loc. 4914; 736-1125 F MARIA FELISA C. MARQUES Tanggapan ng Kalihim sa Paghirang Kawaksing Kalihim Tagapagpaganap (Offi ce of the Appointments Secretary) loc. 6631; 6632; 733-3010 ANNALYN N. TOLENTINO Tanggapan ng Panlipunang Kalihim Kawaksing Kalihim Tagapagpaganap (Social Secretary’s Offi ce) loc. 4617; 4616; 735-6025; 736-0195 TANGGAPAN NG UGNAYANG PAMPUBLIKO (Public Assistance Desk/External Relations Offi ce) JAIME LLAGUNO MABILIN Sentro ng Pampanguluhang Karaingan Direktor (Presidential Complaint Center) Bahay Ugnayan, J.P. Laurel Street, San Miguel, Manila 736-8645; 736-8603; 7368621 F [email protected] Oras ng Operasyon: 8 am to 5 pm MGA AHENSIYANG KAUGNAY (Attached Agencies) ANGELITO T. BANAYO TANGGAPANG PANGKABUHAYAN AT Tagapangulo at Punong Opisyal PANGKULTURA NG MAYNILA Tagapagpaganap (Manila Economic and Cultural Offi ce) 7/F Trafalgar Plaza 105 H.V. de la Costa St. Salcedo Village, Makati City 848-3796; 848-3797; 848-3799 F DANILO D. LIM PANGASIWAAN NG PAGPAPAUNLAD NG KALAKHANG MAYNILA Tagapangulo (Metropolitan Manila Development Authority) EDSA cor. Orense St., Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati City 882-4154 to 74 MMDA Hotline: 136 www.mmda.gov.ph 5 TANGGAPAN NG PANGALAWANG PANGULO (OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT) Quezon City Reception House No. 100 10th Street, Barangay Mariana New Manila, Lungsod Quezon Trunkline: 370-1716 & 19 www.ovp.gov.ph MARIA LEONOR GERONA ROBREDO Pangalawang Pangulo 534-6451 [email protected] PHILIP FRANCISCO U. DY Tanggapan ng Punong Tauhan Pangalawang Kalihim (Offi ce of the Chief of Staff) 534-6451 [email protected] SOFIA C. YANTO-ABAD Tanggapan ng Kawaksing Punong Tauhan Kawaksing Kalihim (Offi ce of the Assistant Chief of Staff) loc. 100; 370-1711 [email protected] TANGGAPAN NG UGNAYANG PAMPUBLIKO (Public Assistance Desk/External Relations Offi ce) WINNIE DAYEGO Dibisyon ng Ugnayang Pampubliko Puno (Public Assistance Division) loc. 113; 370-1714 [email protected] 6 TANGGAPANG PAMPANGULUHAN SA OPERASYONG PANGKOMUNIKASYON (PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION OPERATIONS OFFICE) 2nd Flr. New Executive Building, Malacañang Manila Trunkline: 734-5883; 735-3538 www.pcoo.gov.ph JOSE RUPERTO MARTIN M. ANDANAR Kalihim 735-3538 TF MGA PANGALAWANG KALIHIM: HARRY ROQUE 735-6161; 735-1191 TF Tagapagsalita NOEL GEORGE P. PUYAT Pangasiwaan at Pananalapi (Administration and Finance) 734-58-83 GEORGE A. APACIBLE Mabuting Pamamahala at Mga Korporasyong Pag-aari at/o Kontrolado ng Pamahalaan (Good Governance & GOCCs) 735-6192 TF MARVIN R. GATPAYAT Mga Gawaing Pambatas at Punong Tauhan (Legal Affairs and Chief of Staff) 733-3624 FEDUCIA MIA M. REYES-LUCAS Tanggapan ng Akdreditasyon at Ugnayan ng Media (Media Accreditation and Relations Offi ce) 736-7337 MGA KAWAKSING KALIHIM: KISSINGER V. REYES Pangasiwaan at Pananalapi Punong Opisyal ng Impormasyon/ (Administration and Finance) Nanunungkulang Direktor 734-7417; 733-3726 F MICHEL KRISTIAN R. ABLAN Polisiya at Ugnayan Pambatas (Policy and Legislative Affairs) 733-1102; 733-8665 TF ANA MARIA PAZ R. BANAAG Pakilusan (Operations) 733-8663; 733-3640 TF JOSEPH LAWRENCE P. GARCIA Mga Tanging Usapin (Special Concerns) 733-3630 RACHEL QUEENIE D. RODULFO Nilalaman at Pagmemensahe (Content and Messaging) 733-4949; 733-3632 TF RAMON L. CUALOPING, III 733-3660 Chief Brand Integrator ESTHER MARGAUX J. USON 734-4450 7 FLORENTINO Y. LOYOLA, JR. Tanggapan
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