ppdc briefer

[Audio] PPDC BRIEFER September 8, 2025 “Sa Bagong Pilipinas, Ang Gusto ng Pulis, Ligtas Ka!”.

[Audio] SEQUENCE OF PRESENTATION MISSION AND VISION HISTORY AND FORMATION FUNCTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PEACE TABLES AND AGREEMENTS PPDC UPCOMING ACTIVITIES Shown is the sequence of my presentation MISSION AND VISION HISTORY AND FORMATION FUNCTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PEACE TABLES AND AGREEMENTS PPDC ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

[Audio] MISSION The Peace Process and Development Center shall unify all peace efforts of the PNP in support to the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity (OPAPRU) and other agencies/institutions involved in the peace processes with different rebel groups. Shown is the Mission of the PPDC.

[Audio] VISION Imploring the aid of the Almighty, by 2030, we shall be highly capable, effective and credible peace-advocating office of the PNP working in partnership with peace partners/advocates for the development and nation-building that guarantee a just and lasting peace for the nation and for all Filipinos. Shown is the Mission of the PPDC.

[Audio] HISTORY AND FORMATION OF PPDC Initial Formation (2014) Ad Hoc Office Creation (2015) Approved Draft NHQ PNP GO No. DPL 1526 Activation of PPDO (2016) NAPOLCOM Res. No. 2016-385 on June 15, 2015 Renaming to PPDC (2018) NHQ PNP General Orders No. DPL-1722 on March 23, 2018 NAPOLCOM Res. No. 2018-243 dated May 23, 2018 HISTORY AND FORMATION OF PPDC The journey of our peace office began with its initial formation in 2014, followed by the creation of an Ad Hoc Office in 2015. The Draft NHQ PNP General Order No. DPL 1526 was approved, leading to the activation of the Peace Process and Development Office or PPDO in 2016. This was further strengthened by NAPOLCOM Resolution No. 2016-385 issued on June 15, 2015. In 2018, the office was officially renamed to the Peace Process and Development Center or PPDC, through NHQ PNP General Orders No. DPL-1722 dated March 23, 2018, and supported by NAPOLCOM Resolution No. 2018-243 dated May 23, 2018.

[Audio] FUNCTIONS Office primarily responsible in the monitoring of the development and implementation of peace agreements and pertinent laws; Collaborate with Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity (OPAPRU), Chairpersons of Government Peace Negotiating Panels (GPNPs), and Armed Forces of the Philippines Peace and Development Office (AFPPDO) on the implementation of the peace process program; Consolidate and integrate inputs and recommendations which may be required in furtherance of the peace process program; Coordinate, and disseminate the implementation of the peace process agenda; Supervise PNP personnel assigned/detailed to Joint Security Committees/Teams created in compliance of the Peace Agreement; Prepare position papers for the PNP on issues and discourses on the peace process program; Develop plans and programs for the PNP on post-conflict peace keeping; and Perform other duties as directed by TDO and the Chief, PNP. FUNCTIONS Our role includes the monitoring of peace agreements to ensure commitments are followed and sustained. We work closely with OPAPRU and other government agencies to strengthen coordination and support for peace initiatives. We also supervise the Joint Peace Security Teams, maintaining peace and order in conflict-affected areas. Lastly, we prepare position papers and plans to guide policy decisions and operational actions in support of the peace process.

[Audio] IV. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE Organic Detailed Vacant Vacant OFFICE OF THE CHIEF, PPDC 1- Chief, PPDC 1- Aid-De-Camp 1- Asst. Chief, PPDC 1- Driver/Security 1- Action PNCO 1- Legal Officer (Detailed from LS) 1- Budget and Finance PCO/Logistics PCO 1- Finance PNCO Total = 8 PSSg Catherine D Olivera Aid-De-Camp PBGEN ELMER E RAGAY Acting Chief, PPDC Vacant Vacant PCpl Allan S Rosel ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION 1- Section Chief 1- Senior Admin PNCO 1- Logistics PNCO 1- Admin Commo PNCO 1- Action PNCO 1- Admin/Driver PNCO Total = 6 PLANS AND SPECIAL STUDIES SECTION 1- Section Chief 1- Plans and Special Studies Section PNCO 1- Research and Analyst PNCO 1- Special Studies PNCO 1- IT PNCO (Detailed from ITMS) 1- Statistics and Research PNCO Total = 5 (-1) 4 GPH-BANGSAMORO PEACE PROCESS SECTION 1- Section Chief 1- AC, Section 1- Section PNCO 1- GRP-B-MILF PNCO 1- GRP-B-MNLF PNCO 1- Statistics and Research PNCO Total= 5 (+1) 6 GPH-COMMUNIST PEACE PROCESS SECTION 1- Section Chief 1- Section PNCO 1- GRP-CNN PNCO 1- GRP-CPLA/RPMP/RPA/ABB PNCO 1- Statistics and Research PNCO Total = 5 (-1) 4 Driver/Secutity Action PNCO Vacant PCOL JULIUS D GUADAMOR Asst. C, PPDC Budget and Finance PCO Logistics PCO PCMS Rose M Pasicolan Finance PNCO PCPT RAYMUND F VERGARA Legal Officer ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION PLANS AND SPECIAL STUDIES SECTION GPH-COMMUNIST PEACE PROCESS SECTION GPH-BANGSAMORO PEACE PROCESS SECTION Vacant Vacant Vcant PMAJ ROSARIO V VALVERDE Section Chief PMAJ MANUEL A ROXAS Section Chief PLTCOL HEINRICH P ALAFRIZ Section Chief Statistics and Research PNCO PEMS Marjon T Taule Section PNCO PEMS Maria Shiela D Pascua Section PNCO GRP-B-MILF PNCO PEMS Reginald Theodore SP Tarampi Senior Admin PNCO PSMS Ruel G Quiamco Section PNCO PSMS Marijoy S Burwell Admin Commo PNCO Statistics and Research PNCO PCPT MICHAEL R JALLORINA Section Chief Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant Vcant PSMS Benito L Bagiw, Jr Admin/Driver PNCO PCpl Johnray H Deogracias GRP-B-MNLF PNCO PSMS Jollymar G Pasicolan Admin/Commo PNCO PSMS Lito L Morales Logistics PNCO GRP-CNN PNCO Research and Analyst PNCO GRP-CPLA/RPMP/RPA/ABB PNCO Statistics and Research PNCO IT PNCO Special Studies PNCO Currently, PPDC have a total strength of 19 personnel, composed of seven 7 PCOs and 12 PNCOs, to man the four sections to be maintained namely: the Administrative Section, Plans and Special Studies Section, GPH-Communist Peace Process Section, GPH-Bangsamoro Peace Process Section. The PNP-PPDC is authorized to have a strength of 28 personnel, composed of 8 PCOs and 20 PNCOs organic personnel and 2 Detailed personnel from Legal Service and ITMS. 7 – PCO; 10 – PNCOs; 2 – Detailed Personnel from other Office -9 Negative variance.

[Audio] APPROVED STAFFING PATTERN Rank Current (Organic Personnel) Approved Staffing Pattern Variance PBGEN 1 1 0 PCOL 1 1 -1 PLTCOL 1 0 1 PMAJ 2 5 -3 PCPT 1 1 0 PLT 0 0 0 PEMS 3 4 -1 PCMS 1 3 -2 PSMS 4 3 1 PMSg 0 6 -6 PSSg 1 4 -3 PCpl 2 0 2 Pat 0 0 0 TOTAL 17 28 -11 TOTAL STRENGTH: 19 PCO Organic Personnel: 6 PNCO Organic Personnel: 11 Sub-Total: 17 PCO Detailed from other Office: 1 PNCO Detailed from other Office: 1 Sub-Total: 2 Currently, PPDC have a total strength of 16 organic personnel, composed of seven 5 PCOs and 11 PNCOs, to man the four sections to be maintained namely: the Administrative Section, Plans and Special Studies Section, GPH-Communist Peace Process Section, GPH-Bangsamoro Peace Process Section. The PNP-PPDC is authorized to have a strength of 28 personnel, composed of 8 PCOs and 20 PNCOs organic personnel and 2 Detailed personnel from Legal Service and ITMS. 7 – PCO; 10 – PNCOs; 2 – Detailed Personnel from other Office (From LS and HSS) -11 Negative variance.

[Audio] FOUR SECTIONS Administrative Section Plans and Special Studies Section GPH-Communist Peace Process Section GPH-Bangsamoro Peace Process Section “Sa Bagong Pilipinas, Ang Gusto ng Pulis, Ligtas Ka!” These are the four sections of PPDC.

[Audio] ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION Plans, collaborates and supervise the administrative requirements of the PPDC; Formulates and implements personnel development/management policies and programs to promote productivity, efficiency and effectiveness of the PPDC; Administers the referrals and dispatch of all incoming and outgoing communications; Oversees the requirements of the Radio/Message Center; and ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION This section is responsible for handling the administrative requirements of the PPDC. It plans, collaborates, and supervises office operations to ensure smooth and efficient workflow. It also formulates and implements personnel policies and development programs to boost productivity and effectiveness. In addition, it manages the referral and dispatch of all incoming and outgoing communications, and oversees the operations of the Message Center to maintain clear and timely coordination.

[Audio] PLANS AND SPECIAL STUDIES SECTION Initiates special studies / position papers, conducts research in coordination with the different PNP Units/Offices, OPAPRU, AFPPDO and other peace partners relevant to the PNP; Monitors the implementation of special projects approved by the C, PPDC, and higher authorities; and Coordinates with other government and non-government agencies and participate in joint planning activities; PLANS AND SPECIAL STUDIES SECTION This section plays a key role in supporting policy and planning for peace efforts. It initiates special studies and position papers, and conducts research in coordination with PNP units, OPAPRU, AFPPDO, and other peace partners. It also monitors the implementation of special projects approved by the Chief, PPDC, and higher authorities. Lastly, it coordinates with government and non-government agencies, and takes part in joint planning activities to ensure unified and effective peace strategies..