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Center for Policy and Executive Development

2014-03-17T09:41:52Z

Aasobrepena: /* Contact Us */

== About Us ==
 [[File:CPED_Logo_1x2.png]] 
 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== Our Values ==
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

== What We Do ==

=== Research ===

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

=== Training ===

 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

=== Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services ===
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

=== Areas of Expertise ===

 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

== CPED Team Alta ==

 CPED has a pool of locally and internationally trained staff with expertise in a broad range of disciplines. The Center taps its faculty affiliates and experts from various fields when it undertakes policy research, training, and consultancy projects. 
'''Director''' 
[[File:Ebinezer_Florano.jpg]]
Prof.[[Ebinezer R. Florano]](Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)

'''Staff''' 
Ms. Maria Clarisa R. Sia 
Ms. Bernardita L. Briones 
Ms. Frances Fatima M. Cabana (On detail as Deputy-Director of the UP System Information Office) 
Ms. Corinna Frances O. Cabanilla 
Mr. Maynard V. Matammu 
Mr. Allan Grand A. Sobrepeña 
Ms. Ma. Heliza Gay C. Ariola 
Ms. Crinezza Veil L. Mendoza 
Ms. Edna S. Hernandez 
Mr. Reynaldo H. Aceron 

==Contact Us==
Center for Policy and Executive Development 
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St., 
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

 
Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos.: 925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162 
Email: director.cped@upd.edu.ph

Visit the CPED-NCPAG Website: [http://ncpag.upd.edu.ph/centers/cped/ http://ncpag.upd.edu.ph/centers/cped/] 
Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika

2013-11-22T02:14:30Z

Aasobrepena: /* Alumni */

__NOTOC__
<div class="infobox" style="float:right;">

{|style="width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse; background-color:#F8F8F8; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;"
|colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: larger; background-color:#99CCFF;" | '''UP SAPUL''' UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika
|-
| colspan="2" style="padding: 1em 0; text-align: center; background-color:#FFFFFF; "| [[Image:UP_SAPUL_Logo.png|thumb|center|The official logo of UP SAPUL]] 
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Established
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | February 1930
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Motto
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Diversity in Thoughts, Unity in Action
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Maxim
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | ''Tungo sa Pinakamataas na Antas ng Paglilingkod!''
|- valign="top"

----
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;font-size: larger; background-color:#99CCFF;"|'''EXECUTIVE BOARD A.Y. 2012-2013'''
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Chairperson
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Kin Andrea Demaisip
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Academics and Research Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center; | Garret Mauro Paris
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Externals Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Nathaniel Candelaria
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Social and Finance Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Precious Fernandez
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Secretary-General and Membership Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Marielle Marcaida
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Publicity and Publications Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Micah Bernadette Manalo
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Sports and Culture Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Sween Khyzil Kney Plaza
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Tamabayan
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | 1st floor, West Wing, Palma Hall, UP Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Faculty Advisers
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Nelson Cainghog
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Website
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | [https://www.facebook.com/upsapul]
|}
</div>

==Org Profile==

----

The UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika (UP SAPUL), formerly known as UP Political Science Club, is an academic, non-partisan, CSSP-based and socio-political organization aimed at advancing Political Science as a discipline and field of study. It is a university-wide organization in the University of the Philippines - Diliman Campus and is thus open to all students interested in political science. Its maxim, “''Tungo sa Pinakamataas na Antas ng Paglilingkod!''”, speaks of the service-oriented and socially conscious character of the organization. Members of the organization are called SAPULISTAs.

==History==

----

When UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika was founded in 1930, it first took the name “Political Science Club (PSC)” with the objective of further studying and analyzing the then timely issues that occurred, thus focusing on a more academic orientation. And due to this reason, only students of Political Science were allowed to join the said organization. But as time brought challenges, the organization also began to adapt to these changes.
 
In the 1960s, the strong sense of nationalism that prevailed in the country became the organization’s guiding principle. Its ideology was drawn along the lines of national democracy. Hence, during the time of Martial Law, UP SAPUL did not allow that this military rule hinder their right to organization. With nineteen other organizations, they fearlessly fought for freedom. After the Filipino people emerged triumphant over the dictatorial regime, TANGLAW, the newsletter of UP SAPUL, was the first to be published in the university preceding even the Philippine Collegian. This, however, is not the only instance that UP SAPUL rode with the tides of change.
 
With the organization’s renaming from Political Science Club to Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika, as it is now known as, it has become not only academically-oriented but socio-political as well. Since then, it has also accepted members from a wide array of colleges and degree programs. Nevertheless, the principles behind SAPUL – pluralism, critical thinking, duality of theory and practice, enlightened activism and academic excellence - remain steadfast.
 
Indeed, for 84 years and counting, UP SAPUL has aimed not only to be a successful academic formation but more importantly, a true institution of service in our society.

==The Executive Board and Standing Committees==

----
The Executive Board of the organization is comprised of six officers: the Chairperson, the Secretary-General and the Directors of the six standing committees: Academics and Research Committee, Externals Committee, Social and Finance Committee, Publicity and Publications Committee, Membership Committee and Sports and Culture Committee. The Secretary-General also functions as the Director of the Membership Committee.
 
 Executive Board A.Y. 2013-2014 

'''Chairperson''' 
Kin Andrea Demaisip 
'''Secretary-General and Membership Committee Director ''' 
Marielle Marcaida 
'''Academics and Research Committee Director''' 
Garret Mauro Paris 
'''Externals Committee Director''' 
Nathaniel Candelaria 
'''Social and Finance Committee Director''' 
Precious Fernandez 
'''Publicity and Publications Committee Director''' 
Micah Bernadette Manalo 
'''Sports and Culture Committee Director''' 
Sween Khyzil Kney Plaza

==Members==

----
[[Image:SAPUL_82.jpg| thumb| 500px| UP SAPUL on its 82nd Anniversary]]
'''Academics and Research Committee'''

Tiffany Fatima Suniga 
Roland Mariano 
Irish Jhade Alimpolos 

 
'''Externals Committee'''

Kristian Martinez 
Irish Jhade Alimpolos 
Tiffany Fatima Suniga 
Roland Mariano 

 
'''Social and Finance Committee'''

Phoebe Rose Tolete 
Sittie Namraidah Ali 
Rufert Benedict Mawak 

 
'''Publicity and Publications Committee'''

Herbert Bañas IV 
Jan Arel Orlino 
Phoebe Rose Tolette 
Camille Sta. Ana 

 
'''Membership Committee'''

Cathrina Magpantay 
Ma. Anjanette Lelis 
Philip Vincent Alegre 
Rufert Benedict Mawak 
Sittie Namraidah Ali 
Jan Arel Orlino 

 
'''Sports and Culture Committee''' 

Herbet Bañas IV 
Camille Sta. Ana 
Ma. Anjanette Lelis 

==Alumni==

----

Notable alumni of the UP PSC/SAPUL include: 
* Enrique Voltaire Garcia II 
* Jose Maria Sison 
* Teodoro Agoncillo 
* Renato Constantino 
* Onofre Corpuz 
* Franklin Drilon 
* Temario Rivera 
* Gregorio Zaide 
* Marcelo Fernan 
* Nurullaji Misuari y Tining or Nur Misuari 

Among UP professors and administrative staff, included in the list are: 
* Malaya C. Ronas, M.A. 
* Maria Ela L. Atienza, Ph.D. 
* Atty. Butch Jamon 
* Grace G. Jamon, Ph.D. 
* Celito F. Arlegue 
* Jorge V. Tigno, DPA 
* Alexander R. Magno, M.A. 
* Elvin Ebreo 
* Chair of the Department of Filipino and Philippine Literature, College of Arts and Letters, Jimmuel C. Naval, Ph.D. 
* CSSP College Secretary, Ma. Theresa T. Payongayong, Ph.D. 
* Professor Emeritus and former UP President, Francisco Nemenzo, Jr., Ph.D. 
* Former Political Science Department Chair, Maria Lourdes Rebullida, DPA
* Pia Bennagen-Raquedan, Ph.D.
* Carljoe Javier, DECL, College of Arts and Letters

==Activities==

----
[[Image:Spectrum.jpg | thumb| 300px| SPECTRUM: A Forum/Discussion Series]]
'''Membership''' 
At the start of every semester, UP SAPUL schedules a Grand Orientation for students who wish to apply for membership. Though the organization is based in the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy, it does not limit its membership to the CSSP studentry. Students from different colleges and units all over the University of the Philippines and who have a keen interest in political science are welcome to apply. 

'''Fora and Educational Discussions''' 

In line with its nature as an academic organization, UP SAPUL consistently conducts fora, lectures and discussions relevant to the discipline. For it's 82nd Anniversary, UP SAPUL launched "SPECTRUM: A Forum/Discussion Series", which was grounded on the areas of Political Science and aims to re-examine what are otherwise taken for granted concepts, theories, ideas, and issues which generate social, political, and economic impact.

'''Luminaryo''' 

'''ASEAN Night''' 

'''Anniversary Month''' 

'''Institution Visits, Outreach Programs''' 

'''PolSci Month''' 

==Affiliations==

----

* Association of Political Science Organizations of the Philippines (Socio-Political Committee Director, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* CSSP Academic Circle (Academics Committee Director, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* Kanlungan Tambayan (Chair, Constitutional Committee, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* UP Kilos Na Laban sa Budget Cut
* Student-led Anti-Fraternity Related Violence Watch (SAWA)
* Reproductive Health and Gender Advocates Movement (RH AGENDA)

==Logo==

----

The logo is comprised of the torch, the anvil & hammer, and the chain. The torch symbolizes the blazing ideals and aspirations of the organization guiding the formation of a new and progressive attitude forged by the anvil and hammer. The chain represents the formidable linkage of theory and practice.

==Contact Us==

----

* Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/upsapul 
* E-mail us at upsapul@ymail.com 
* Visit our tambayan at 1st Floor, West Wing, Palma Hall, University of the Philippines Diliman Campus.

=See Also=

* [[Department of Political Science]] 
* [[College of Social Sciences and Philosophy]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]]

UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika

2013-11-22T02:08:33Z

Aasobrepena: /* Alumni */

__NOTOC__
<div class="infobox" style="float:right;">

{|style="width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse; background-color:#F8F8F8; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;"
|colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: larger; background-color:#99CCFF;" | '''UP SAPUL''' UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika
|-
| colspan="2" style="padding: 1em 0; text-align: center; background-color:#FFFFFF; "| [[Image:UP_SAPUL_Logo.png|thumb|center|The official logo of UP SAPUL]] 
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Established
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | February 1930
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Motto
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Diversity in Thoughts, Unity in Action
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Maxim
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | ''Tungo sa Pinakamataas na Antas ng Paglilingkod!''
|- valign="top"

----
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;font-size: larger; background-color:#99CCFF;"|'''EXECUTIVE BOARD A.Y. 2012-2013'''
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Chairperson
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Kin Andrea Demaisip
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Academics and Research Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center; | Garret Mauro Paris
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Externals Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Nathaniel Candelaria
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Social and Finance Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Precious Fernandez
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Secretary-General and Membership Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Marielle Marcaida
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Publicity and Publications Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Micah Bernadette Manalo
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Sports and Culture Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Sween Khyzil Kney Plaza
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Tamabayan
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | 1st floor, West Wing, Palma Hall, UP Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Faculty Advisers
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Nelson Cainghog
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Website
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | [https://www.facebook.com/upsapul]
|}
</div>

==Org Profile==

----

The UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika (UP SAPUL), formerly known as UP Political Science Club, is an academic, non-partisan, CSSP-based and socio-political organization aimed at advancing Political Science as a discipline and field of study. It is a university-wide organization in the University of the Philippines - Diliman Campus and is thus open to all students interested in political science. Its maxim, “''Tungo sa Pinakamataas na Antas ng Paglilingkod!''”, speaks of the service-oriented and socially conscious character of the organization. Members of the organization are called SAPULISTAs.

==History==

----

When UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika was founded in 1930, it first took the name “Political Science Club (PSC)” with the objective of further studying and analyzing the then timely issues that occurred, thus focusing on a more academic orientation. And due to this reason, only students of Political Science were allowed to join the said organization. But as time brought challenges, the organization also began to adapt to these changes.
 
In the 1960s, the strong sense of nationalism that prevailed in the country became the organization’s guiding principle. Its ideology was drawn along the lines of national democracy. Hence, during the time of Martial Law, UP SAPUL did not allow that this military rule hinder their right to organization. With nineteen other organizations, they fearlessly fought for freedom. After the Filipino people emerged triumphant over the dictatorial regime, TANGLAW, the newsletter of UP SAPUL, was the first to be published in the university preceding even the Philippine Collegian. This, however, is not the only instance that UP SAPUL rode with the tides of change.
 
With the organization’s renaming from Political Science Club to Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika, as it is now known as, it has become not only academically-oriented but socio-political as well. Since then, it has also accepted members from a wide array of colleges and degree programs. Nevertheless, the principles behind SAPUL – pluralism, critical thinking, duality of theory and practice, enlightened activism and academic excellence - remain steadfast.
 
Indeed, for 84 years and counting, UP SAPUL has aimed not only to be a successful academic formation but more importantly, a true institution of service in our society.

==The Executive Board and Standing Committees==

----
The Executive Board of the organization is comprised of six officers: the Chairperson, the Secretary-General and the Directors of the six standing committees: Academics and Research Committee, Externals Committee, Social and Finance Committee, Publicity and Publications Committee, Membership Committee and Sports and Culture Committee. The Secretary-General also functions as the Director of the Membership Committee.
 
 Executive Board A.Y. 2013-2014 

'''Chairperson''' 
Kin Andrea Demaisip 
'''Secretary-General and Membership Committee Director ''' 
Marielle Marcaida 
'''Academics and Research Committee Director''' 
Garret Mauro Paris 
'''Externals Committee Director''' 
Nathaniel Candelaria 
'''Social and Finance Committee Director''' 
Precious Fernandez 
'''Publicity and Publications Committee Director''' 
Micah Bernadette Manalo 
'''Sports and Culture Committee Director''' 
Sween Khyzil Kney Plaza

==Members==

----
[[Image:SAPUL_82.jpg| thumb| 500px| UP SAPUL on its 82nd Anniversary]]
'''Academics and Research Committee'''

Tiffany Fatima Suniga 
Roland Mariano 
Irish Jhade Alimpolos 

 
'''Externals Committee'''

Kristian Martinez 
Irish Jhade Alimpolos 
Tiffany Fatima Suniga 
Roland Mariano 

 
'''Social and Finance Committee'''

Phoebe Rose Tolete 
Sittie Namraidah Ali 
Rufert Benedict Mawak 

 
'''Publicity and Publications Committee'''

Herbert Bañas IV 
Jan Arel Orlino 
Phoebe Rose Tolette 
Camille Sta. Ana 

 
'''Membership Committee'''

Cathrina Magpantay 
Ma. Anjanette Lelis 
Philip Vincent Alegre 
Rufert Benedict Mawak 
Sittie Namraidah Ali 
Jan Arel Orlino 

 
'''Sports and Culture Committee''' 

Herbet Bañas IV 
Camille Sta. Ana 
Ma. Anjanette Lelis 

==Alumni==

----

Notable alumni of the UP PSC/SAPUL include: 
* Enrique Voltaire Garcia II 
* Jose Maria Sison 
* Teodoro Agoncillo 
* Renato Constantino 
* Onofre Corpuz 
* Franklin Drilon 
* Temario Rivera 
* Gregorio Zaide 
* Marcelo Fernan 
* Nurullaji Misuari y Tining or Nur Misuari 

Among UP professors and administrative staff, included in the list are: 
* Malaya C. Ronas, M.A. 
* Maria Ela L. Atienza, Ph.D. 
* Atty. Butch Jamon 
* Grace G. Jamon, Ph.D. 
* Celito F. Arlegue 
* Jorge V. Tigno, DPA 
* Alexander R. Magno, M.A. 
* Elvin Ebreo 
* Chair of the Department of Filipino and Philippine Literature, College of Arts and Letters, Jimmuel C. Naval, Ph.D. 
* CSSP College Secretary, Ma. Theresa T. Payongayong, Ph.D. 
* Professor Emeritus and former UP President, Francisco Nemenzo, Jr., Ph.D. 
* Former Political Science Department Chair, Maria Lourdes Rebullida, DPA
* Pia Bennagen-Raquedan, Ph.D.

==Activities==

----
[[Image:Spectrum.jpg | thumb| 300px| SPECTRUM: A Forum/Discussion Series]]
'''Membership''' 
At the start of every semester, UP SAPUL schedules a Grand Orientation for students who wish to apply for membership. Though the organization is based in the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy, it does not limit its membership to the CSSP studentry. Students from different colleges and units all over the University of the Philippines and who have a keen interest in political science are welcome to apply. 

'''Fora and Educational Discussions''' 

In line with its nature as an academic organization, UP SAPUL consistently conducts fora, lectures and discussions relevant to the discipline. For it's 82nd Anniversary, UP SAPUL launched "SPECTRUM: A Forum/Discussion Series", which was grounded on the areas of Political Science and aims to re-examine what are otherwise taken for granted concepts, theories, ideas, and issues which generate social, political, and economic impact.

'''Luminaryo''' 

'''ASEAN Night''' 

'''Anniversary Month''' 

'''Institution Visits, Outreach Programs''' 

'''PolSci Month''' 

==Affiliations==

----

* Association of Political Science Organizations of the Philippines (Socio-Political Committee Director, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* CSSP Academic Circle (Academics Committee Director, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* Kanlungan Tambayan (Chair, Constitutional Committee, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* UP Kilos Na Laban sa Budget Cut
* Student-led Anti-Fraternity Related Violence Watch (SAWA)
* Reproductive Health and Gender Advocates Movement (RH AGENDA)

==Logo==

----

The logo is comprised of the torch, the anvil & hammer, and the chain. The torch symbolizes the blazing ideals and aspirations of the organization guiding the formation of a new and progressive attitude forged by the anvil and hammer. The chain represents the formidable linkage of theory and practice.

==Contact Us==

----

* Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/upsapul 
* E-mail us at upsapul@ymail.com 
* Visit our tambayan at 1st Floor, West Wing, Palma Hall, University of the Philippines Diliman Campus.

=See Also=

* [[Department of Political Science]] 
* [[College of Social Sciences and Philosophy]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]]

UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika

2013-11-22T02:08:20Z

Aasobrepena: /* Alumni */

__NOTOC__
<div class="infobox" style="float:right;">

{|style="width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse; background-color:#F8F8F8; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;"
|colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: larger; background-color:#99CCFF;" | '''UP SAPUL''' UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika
|-
| colspan="2" style="padding: 1em 0; text-align: center; background-color:#FFFFFF; "| [[Image:UP_SAPUL_Logo.png|thumb|center|The official logo of UP SAPUL]] 
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Established
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | February 1930
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Motto
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Diversity in Thoughts, Unity in Action
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Maxim
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | ''Tungo sa Pinakamataas na Antas ng Paglilingkod!''
|- valign="top"

----
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;font-size: larger; background-color:#99CCFF;"|'''EXECUTIVE BOARD A.Y. 2012-2013'''
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Chairperson
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Kin Andrea Demaisip
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Academics and Research Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center; | Garret Mauro Paris
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Externals Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Nathaniel Candelaria
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Social and Finance Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Precious Fernandez
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Secretary-General and Membership Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Marielle Marcaida
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Publicity and Publications Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Micah Bernadette Manalo
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Sports and Culture Committee Director
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" text-align: center;| Sween Khyzil Kney Plaza
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Tamabayan
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | 1st floor, West Wing, Palma Hall, UP Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Faculty Advisers
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Nelson Cainghog
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Website
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | [https://www.facebook.com/upsapul]
|}
</div>

==Org Profile==

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The UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika (UP SAPUL), formerly known as UP Political Science Club, is an academic, non-partisan, CSSP-based and socio-political organization aimed at advancing Political Science as a discipline and field of study. It is a university-wide organization in the University of the Philippines - Diliman Campus and is thus open to all students interested in political science. Its maxim, “''Tungo sa Pinakamataas na Antas ng Paglilingkod!''”, speaks of the service-oriented and socially conscious character of the organization. Members of the organization are called SAPULISTAs.

==History==

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When UP Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika was founded in 1930, it first took the name “Political Science Club (PSC)” with the objective of further studying and analyzing the then timely issues that occurred, thus focusing on a more academic orientation. And due to this reason, only students of Political Science were allowed to join the said organization. But as time brought challenges, the organization also began to adapt to these changes.
 
In the 1960s, the strong sense of nationalism that prevailed in the country became the organization’s guiding principle. Its ideology was drawn along the lines of national democracy. Hence, during the time of Martial Law, UP SAPUL did not allow that this military rule hinder their right to organization. With nineteen other organizations, they fearlessly fought for freedom. After the Filipino people emerged triumphant over the dictatorial regime, TANGLAW, the newsletter of UP SAPUL, was the first to be published in the university preceding even the Philippine Collegian. This, however, is not the only instance that UP SAPUL rode with the tides of change.
 
With the organization’s renaming from Political Science Club to Samahan sa Agham Pampulitika, as it is now known as, it has become not only academically-oriented but socio-political as well. Since then, it has also accepted members from a wide array of colleges and degree programs. Nevertheless, the principles behind SAPUL – pluralism, critical thinking, duality of theory and practice, enlightened activism and academic excellence - remain steadfast.
 
Indeed, for 84 years and counting, UP SAPUL has aimed not only to be a successful academic formation but more importantly, a true institution of service in our society.

==The Executive Board and Standing Committees==

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The Executive Board of the organization is comprised of six officers: the Chairperson, the Secretary-General and the Directors of the six standing committees: Academics and Research Committee, Externals Committee, Social and Finance Committee, Publicity and Publications Committee, Membership Committee and Sports and Culture Committee. The Secretary-General also functions as the Director of the Membership Committee.
 
 Executive Board A.Y. 2013-2014 

'''Chairperson''' 
Kin Andrea Demaisip 
'''Secretary-General and Membership Committee Director ''' 
Marielle Marcaida 
'''Academics and Research Committee Director''' 
Garret Mauro Paris 
'''Externals Committee Director''' 
Nathaniel Candelaria 
'''Social and Finance Committee Director''' 
Precious Fernandez 
'''Publicity and Publications Committee Director''' 
Micah Bernadette Manalo 
'''Sports and Culture Committee Director''' 
Sween Khyzil Kney Plaza

==Members==

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[[Image:SAPUL_82.jpg| thumb| 500px| UP SAPUL on its 82nd Anniversary]]
'''Academics and Research Committee'''

Tiffany Fatima Suniga 
Roland Mariano 
Irish Jhade Alimpolos 

 
'''Externals Committee'''

Kristian Martinez 
Irish Jhade Alimpolos 
Tiffany Fatima Suniga 
Roland Mariano 

 
'''Social and Finance Committee'''

Phoebe Rose Tolete 
Sittie Namraidah Ali 
Rufert Benedict Mawak 

 
'''Publicity and Publications Committee'''

Herbert Bañas IV 
Jan Arel Orlino 
Phoebe Rose Tolette 
Camille Sta. Ana 

 
'''Membership Committee'''

Cathrina Magpantay 
Ma. Anjanette Lelis 
Philip Vincent Alegre 
Rufert Benedict Mawak 
Sittie Namraidah Ali 
Jan Arel Orlino 

 
'''Sports and Culture Committee''' 

Herbet Bañas IV 
Camille Sta. Ana 
Ma. Anjanette Lelis 

==Alumni==

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Notable alumni of the UP PSC/SAPUL include: 
* Enrique Voltaire Garcia II 
* Jose Maria Sison 
* Teodoro Agoncillo 
* Renato Constantino 
* Onofre Corpuz 
* Franklin Drilon 
* Temario Rivera 
* Gregorio Zaide 
* Marcelo Fernan 
* Nurullaji Misuari y Tining or Nur Misuari 

Among UP professors and administrative staff, included in the list are: 
* Malaya C. Ronas, M.A. 
* Maria Ela L. Atienza, Ph.D. 
* Atty. Butch Jamon 
* Grace G. Jamon, Ph.D. 
* Celito F. Arlegue 
* Jorge V. Tigno, DPA 
* Alexander R. Magno, M.A. 
* Elvin Ebreo 
* Chair of the Department of Filipino and Philippine Literature, College of Arts and Letters, Jimmuel C. Naval, Ph.D. 
* CSSP College Secretary, Ma. Theresa T. Payongayong, Ph.D. 
* Professor Emeritus and former UP President, Francisco Nemenzo, Jr., Ph.D. 
* Former Political Science Department Chair, Maria Lourdes Rebullida, DPA
* Pia Bennagen-Raqueda, Ph.D.

==Activities==

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[[Image:Spectrum.jpg | thumb| 300px| SPECTRUM: A Forum/Discussion Series]]
'''Membership''' 
At the start of every semester, UP SAPUL schedules a Grand Orientation for students who wish to apply for membership. Though the organization is based in the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy, it does not limit its membership to the CSSP studentry. Students from different colleges and units all over the University of the Philippines and who have a keen interest in political science are welcome to apply. 

'''Fora and Educational Discussions''' 

In line with its nature as an academic organization, UP SAPUL consistently conducts fora, lectures and discussions relevant to the discipline. For it's 82nd Anniversary, UP SAPUL launched "SPECTRUM: A Forum/Discussion Series", which was grounded on the areas of Political Science and aims to re-examine what are otherwise taken for granted concepts, theories, ideas, and issues which generate social, political, and economic impact.

'''Luminaryo''' 

'''ASEAN Night''' 

'''Anniversary Month''' 

'''Institution Visits, Outreach Programs''' 

'''PolSci Month''' 

==Affiliations==

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* Association of Political Science Organizations of the Philippines (Socio-Political Committee Director, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* CSSP Academic Circle (Academics Committee Director, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* Kanlungan Tambayan (Chair, Constitutional Committee, A.Y. 2011-2012)
* UP Kilos Na Laban sa Budget Cut
* Student-led Anti-Fraternity Related Violence Watch (SAWA)
* Reproductive Health and Gender Advocates Movement (RH AGENDA)

==Logo==

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The logo is comprised of the torch, the anvil & hammer, and the chain. The torch symbolizes the blazing ideals and aspirations of the organization guiding the formation of a new and progressive attitude forged by the anvil and hammer. The chain represents the formidable linkage of theory and practice.

==Contact Us==

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* Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/upsapul 
* E-mail us at upsapul@ymail.com 
* Visit our tambayan at 1st Floor, West Wing, Palma Hall, University of the Philippines Diliman Campus.

=See Also=

* [[Department of Political Science]] 
* [[College of Social Sciences and Philosophy]]

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T08:27:45Z

Aasobrepena: /* CPED Team Alta */

== About Us ==
 [[File:CPED_Logo_1x2.png]] 
 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== Our Values ==
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

== What We Do ==

=== Research ===

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

=== Training ===

 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

=== Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services ===
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

=== Areas of Expertise ===

 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

== CPED Team Alta ==

 CPED has a pool of locally and internationally trained staff with expertise in a broad range of disciplines. The Center taps its faculty affiliates and experts from various fields when it undertakes policy research, training, and consultancy projects. 
'''Director''' 
[[File:Ebinezer_Florano.jpg]]
Prof.[[Ebinezer R. Florano]](Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)

'''Staff''' 
Ms. Maria Clarisa R. Sia 
Ms. Bernardita L. Briones 
Ms. Frances Fatima M. Cabana (On detail as Deputy-Director of the UP System Information Office) 
Ms. Corinna Frances O. Cabanilla 
Mr. Maynard V. Matammu 
Mr. Allan Grand A. Sobrepeña 
Ms. Ma. Heliza Gay C. Ariola 
Ms. Crinezza Veil L. Mendoza 
Ms. Edna S. Hernandez 
Mr. Reynaldo H. Aceron 

==Contact Us==
Center for Policy and Executive Development 
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St., 
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

 
Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos.: 925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162 
Email: cpedwebmaster@gmail.com

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

File:Ebinezer Florano.jpg

2013-11-08T08:26:40Z

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Prof. Ebinezer R. Florano

File:Ebinezer Florano.jpg

2013-11-08T08:25:37Z

Aasobrepena: Prof. Ebinezer R. Florano

Prof. Ebinezer R. Florano

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T08:19:55Z

Aasobrepena:

== About Us ==
 [[File:CPED_Logo_1x2.png]] 
 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== Our Values ==
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

== What We Do ==

=== Research ===

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

=== Training ===

 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

=== Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services ===
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

=== Areas of Expertise ===

 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

== CPED Team Alta ==

 CPED has a pool of locally and internationally trained staff with expertise in a broad range of disciplines. The Center taps its faculty affiliates and experts from various fields when it undertakes policy research, training, and consultancy projects. 
'''Director''' 
Prof.[[Ebinezer R. Florano]](Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)

'''Staff''' 
Ms. Maria Clarisa R. Sia 
Ms. Bernardita L. Briones 
Ms. Frances Fatima M. Cabana (On detail as Deputy-Director of the UP System Information Office) 
Ms. Corinna Frances O. Cabanilla 
Mr. Maynard V. Matammu 
Mr. Allan Grand A. Sobrepeña 
Ms. Ma. Heliza Gay C. Ariola 
Ms. Crinezza Veil L. Mendoza 
Ms. Edna S. Hernandez 
Mr. Reynaldo H. Aceron 

==Contact Us==
Center for Policy and Executive Development 
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St., 
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

 
Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos.: 925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162 
Email: cpedwebmaster@gmail.com

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T08:13:07Z

Aasobrepena:

=== About Us ===
 [[File:CPED_Logo_1x2.png]] 
 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

=== Mission ===
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

=== Vision ===
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

=== Our Values ===
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

=== What We Do ===

== Research ==

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

== Training ==

 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

== Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services ==
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

== Areas of Expertise ==

 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

 

=== CPED Team Alta ===

 CPED has a pool of locally and internationally trained staff with expertise in a broad range of disciplines. The Center taps its faculty affiliates and experts from various fields when it undertakes policy research, training, and consultancy projects. 
'''Director'''
Prof.[[Ebinezer R. Florano]](Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)

'''Staff''' 
Ms. Maria Clarisa R. Sia 
Ms. Bernardita L. Briones 
Ms. Frances Fatima M. Cabana (On detail as Deputy-Director of the UP System Information Office) 
Ms. Corinna Frances O. Cabanilla 
Mr. Maynard V. Matammu 
Mr. Allan Grand A. Sobrepeña 
Ms. Ma. Heliza Gay C. Ariola 
Ms. Crinezza Veil L. Mendoza 
Ms. Edna S. Hernandez 
Mr. Reynaldo H. Aceron 

===Contact Us===
Center for Policy and Executive Development 
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St., 
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

 
Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos. :925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162 
Email: cpedwebmaster@gmail.com

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

===See also===
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T08:11:01Z

Aasobrepena: /* What We Do */

== About Us ==
 [[File:CPED_Logo_1x2.png]] 
 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== Our Values ==
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

== What We Do ==

'''Research'''

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

'''Training'''
 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

'''Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services'''
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

'''Areas of Expertise'''
 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

== CPED Team Alta ==

 CPED has a pool of locally and internationally trained staff with expertise in a broad range of disciplines. The Center taps its faculty affiliates and experts from various fields when it undertakes policy research, training, and consultancy projects. 
'''Director'''
Prof.[[Ebinezer R. Florano]](Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)

'''Staff''' 
Ms. Maria Clarisa R. Sia 
Ms. Bernardita L. Briones 
Ms. Frances Fatima M. Cabana (On detail as Deputy-Director of the UP System Information Office) 
Ms. Corinna Frances O. Cabanilla 
Mr. Maynard V. Matammu 
Mr. Allan Grand A. Sobrepeña 
Ms. Ma. Heliza Gay C. Ariola 
Ms. Crinezza Veil L. Mendoza 
Ms. Edna S. Hernandez 
Mr. Reynaldo H. Aceron 

==Contact Us==
Center for Policy and Executive Development 
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St., 
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

 
Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos. :925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162 
Email: cpedwebmaster@gmail.com

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T08:08:38Z

Aasobrepena:

== About Us ==
 [[File:CPED_Logo_1x2.png]] 
 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== Our Values ==
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

== What We Do ==

'''Research'''

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

'''Training'''
 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

'''Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services'''
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

'''Areas of Expertise'''
 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

== CPED Team Alta ==

 CPED has a pool of locally and internationally trained staff with expertise in a broad range of disciplines. The Center taps its faculty affiliates and experts from various fields when it undertakes policy research, training, and consultancy projects. 
'''Director'''
Prof.[[Ebinezer R. Florano]](Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)

'''Staff''' 
Ms. Maria Clarisa R. Sia 
Ms. Bernardita L. Briones 
Ms. Frances Fatima M. Cabana (On detail as Deputy-Director of the UP System Information Office) 
Ms. Corinna Frances O. Cabanilla 
Mr. Maynard V. Matammu 
Mr. Allan Grand A. Sobrepeña 
Ms. Ma. Heliza Gay C. Ariola 
Ms. Crinezza Veil L. Mendoza 
Ms. Edna S. Hernandez 
Mr. Reynaldo H. Aceron 

==Contact Us==
Center for Policy and Executive Development 
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St., 
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

 
Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos. :925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162 
Email: cpedwebmaster@gmail.com

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T08:04:03Z

Aasobrepena: /* About Us */

== About Us ==
 [[File:CPED_Logo_1x2.png]] 
 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== Our Values ==
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

== What We Do ==

'''Research'''

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

'''Training'''
 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

'''Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services'''
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

'''Areas of Expertise'''
 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

== CPED Team Alta ==

 CPED has a pool of locally and internationally trained staff with expertise in a broad range of disciplines. The Center taps its faculty affiliates and experts from various fields when it undertakes policy research, training, and consultancy projects. 
'''Director'''
Prof.[[Ebinezer R. Florano]](Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)

'''Staff''' 
Ms. Maria Clarisa R. Sia 
Ms. Bernardita L. Briones 
Ms. Frances Fatima M. Cabana (On detail as Deputy-Director of the UP System Information Office) 
Ms. Corinna Frances O. Cabanilla 
Mr. Maynard V. Matammu 
Mr. Allan Grand A. Sobrepeña 
Ms. Ma. Heliza Gay C. Ariola 
Ms. Crinezza Veil L. Mendoza 
Ms. Edna S. Hernandez 
Mr. Reynaldo H. Aceron 

==Contact Us==
Center for Policy and Executive Development 
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St., 
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

 
Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos. :925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162 
Email: cpedwebmaster@gmail.com

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

File:CPED Logo 1x2.png

2013-11-08T08:02:58Z

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CPED Logo

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T07:59:34Z

Aasobrepena:

== About Us ==

 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== Our Values ==
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

== What We Do ==

'''Research'''

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

'''Training'''
 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

'''Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services'''
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

'''Areas of Expertise'''
 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

== CPED Team Alta ==

 CPED has a pool of locally and internationally trained staff with expertise in a broad range of disciplines. The Center taps its faculty affiliates and experts from various fields when it undertakes policy research, training, and consultancy projects. 
'''Director'''
Prof.[[Ebinezer R. Florano]](Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)

'''Staff''' 
Ms. Maria Clarisa R. Sia 
Ms. Bernardita L. Briones 
Ms. Frances Fatima M. Cabana (On detail as Deputy-Director of the UP System Information Office) 
Ms. Corinna Frances O. Cabanilla 
Mr. Maynard V. Matammu 
Mr. Allan Grand A. Sobrepeña 
Ms. Ma. Heliza Gay C. Ariola 
Ms. Crinezza Veil L. Mendoza 
Ms. Edna S. Hernandez 
Mr. Reynaldo H. Aceron 

==Contact Us==
Center for Policy and Executive Development 
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St., 
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

 
Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos. :925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162 
Email: cpedwebmaster@gmail.com

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T07:43:00Z

Aasobrepena:

== About Us ==

 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== Our Values ==
'''C'''ompetence 
'''P'''rofessionalism 
'''E'''thical Behavior 
'''D'''iscipline & '''D'''edication

== What We Do ==

'''Research'''

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

'''Training'''
 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

'''Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services'''
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

'''Areas of Expertise'''
 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

==Contact Us==
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St.,
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos. :925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

'''Director: Prof. [[Ebinezer R. Florano]] (Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)'''

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T07:40:41Z

Aasobrepena:

== About Us ==

 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== What We Do ==

'''Research'''

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

'''Training'''
 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

'''Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services'''
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

'''Areas of Expertise'''
 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

==Contact Us==
Room 105, NCPAG Building, RP de Guzman St.,
UP Diliman, Quezon City 1101

Telefax: 920-1353 
Telephone Nos. :925-4030; 981-8500 local 4162

Like us on Facebook! [http://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag CPEDncpag]

'''Director: Prof. [[Ebinezer R. Florano]] (Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)'''

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 

[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T07:23:18Z

Aasobrepena:

== About Us ==

 The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

== Mission ==
 To provide research, training and consultancy services to national government agencies, public enterprises and other local and international organizations 

To effectively influence policy decision making in the country through its advocacy activities

To be a resource center on corporate governance, public policy study and reform and public finance
 

== Vision ==
Making Policies and Institutions Work for the People 

== What We Do ==

'''Research'''

The Center undertakes in-house policy research on current and pressing issues affecting the nation as well as researches commissioned by government partners, international agencies, and funding institutions. It also conducts organization and management studies on the operation and interplay of structures, processes, personnel, and resources in the achievement of organizational objectives, and evaluation of programs and projects in terms of expected outputs, effects and impact. 

'''Training'''
 CPED conducts training for public sector managers to enhance their capabilities, reorient their values, and develop their skills and techniques for the effective management of public sector projects. CPED specializes in the development of materials for the training of trainers on
the effective design, implementation and evaluation of training programs; on the management of decentralized health systems; and on public policy analysis and development. It also undertakes capacity building programs for policy makers, foreign officials, the military, and other interest groups. Moreover, the Center offers training programs customized to suit the needs of the government and other clients. 

'''Technical Assistance and Consultancy Services'''
 The Center provides technical assistance in public finance, policy and program development, job performance evaluation, management audit, human resource development and management, human rights, corruption and integrity, and design, conduct, and evaluation of training programs. 

'''Areas of Expertise'''
 Public Policy Development and Analysis, Project Development and Management,
Organizational Development, Fiscal Administration, Capacity Building, Research Methodologies, Corporate Governance, Anti-Corruption, Public Sector Reforms

==Directory==
928-3914 
920-1353 
981-8500 local 4162

'''Director: Prof. [[Ebinezer R. Florano]] (Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)'''

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 
https://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag
[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T07:13:50Z

Aasobrepena:

The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a specialized center of the University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG) that was established in 1968 as an Administrative Development Program (ADP) to pursue middle-management training and related extension programs. The ADP was transformed into a Center (ADC) in January 1977 and as a Center for Policy and Administrative Development (CPAD) in 31 July 1986.

The CPAD was organized by the College to focus and expand its research, education and training, and technical assistance activities in public policy and management in the light of the fundamental changes taking place in the government and country. 

On 26 November 1998, CPAD became the CPED when the College of Public Administration was transformed as University of the Philippines-National College of Public Administration and Governance. 

The Center is a premier policy think tank, and a research and consulting office of UP NCPAG. It has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution-building programs in the Philippines and other developing countries in the region. It provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise to deal with public policy issues, executive and administrative development, and the challenges of governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses and developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations, and international government institutions. 

 CPED mobilizes experts, practitioners and scholars from a wide range of professions and disciplines to undertake researches and provide training and technical assistance on public policy, public finance, organization and management, executive and human resources development, project development and management, and corruption and integrity, among others. 

==Directory==
928-3914 
920-1353 
981-8500 local 4162

'''Director: Prof. [[Ebinezer R. Florano]] (Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)'''

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 
https://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag
[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T07:05:57Z

Aasobrepena: /*Directory */

The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a policy think tank, research and consulting arm of NCPAG. CPED has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution building programs in the country as well as among developing countries in the region.

The Center provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise in dealing with issues of public policy, executive and administrative development, and governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses as well as developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations and international government agencies.

==Directory==
928-3914 
920-1353 
981-8500 local 4162

'''Director: Prof. [[Ebinezer R. Florano]] (Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)'''

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 
https://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag
[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T07:05:28Z

Aasobrepena: /* Research */

The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a policy think tank, research and consulting arm of NCPAG. CPED has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution building programs in the country as well as among developing countries in the region.

The Center provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise in dealing with issues of public policy, executive and administrative development, and governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses as well as developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations and international government agencies.

==Research==
928-3914 
920-1353 
981-8500 local 4162

'''Director: Prof. [[Ebinezer R. Florano]] (Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)'''

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 
https://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag
[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T06:39:58Z

Aasobrepena: /* Directory */

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T06:34:19Z

Aasobrepena: /* Directory */

The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a policy think tank, research and consulting arm of NCPAG. CPED has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution building programs in the country as well as among developing countries in the region.

The Center provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise in dealing with issues of public policy, executive and administrative development, and governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses as well as developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations and international government agencies.

==Directory==
928-3914 
920-1353 
981-8500 local 4162

'''Director: Prof. Ebinezer R. Florano (Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)'''

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 
https://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag
[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Center for Policy and Executive Development

2013-11-08T06:33:26Z

Aasobrepena: /* See also */

The Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) is a policy think tank, research and consulting arm of NCPAG. CPED has been extensively involved in capacity development initiatives and institution building programs in the country as well as among developing countries in the region.

The Center provides public institutions, non-government organizations, public corporations, and other local institutions and international organizations with the necessary professional expertise in dealing with issues of public policy, executive and administrative development, and governance. CPED has designed and implemented training courses as well as developed instructional materials for national and local governments, non-government organizations and international government agencies.

==Directory==
9283914 
9818500 local 4162

'''Director: Prof. Ebinezer R. Florano (Ph.D., International Christian University - Japan)'''

==See also==
http://www.up-ncpag.org/centers/cped.php 
https://www.facebook.com/CPEDncpag
[[Category:NCPAG Unit]]

Maria Fe Villamejor-Mendoza

2013-11-08T05:01:41Z

Aasobrepena: /* Courses handled */

'''Dr. Maria Fe Villamejor-Mendoza''' is the Dean of the University of the Philippines Diliman's National College of Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG). She served as vice chancellor for academic affairs of the University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU), the University's distance education arm. Dr. Mendoza was also the Dean of UPOU Faculty of Management and Development Studies. She specializes in public policy, regulation, and public sector enterprise management.

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==Education==
* Doctor of Public Administration (DPA), '''University of the Philippines'''
* M.A. Development Studies, '''Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands'''
* M.A. Demography, '''University of the Philippines'''
* B.S. Education (summa cum laude), '''Philippine Normal University'''

==Administrative Positions==
* Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, U.P. Open University
* Former Dean, Faculty of Management & Development Studies, U.P. Open University

==Courses handled==
* PA 141 - Public Policy & Program Administration
* PA 241 - Public Policy & Program Administration (Master's Level)
* PA 244 - The Policy Process
* PA 261 - The Philippine Public Enterprise System
* PA 303 - Seminar on the Administrative Implications of Development Models

[[Category:UP People]] [[Category:UPD Faculty|M]] [[Category:NCPAG Faculty|M]]