It isn’t just “more fun” in the Philippines, it is more responsible, too, particularly where governance is concerned. Thus, in this country, you can find islands of good tourism and adventure, as well as islands of good governance. Read more from Manila Standard
The public revalida presentations of the LGUs and NGAs who participated in the Islands of Good Governance (IGG) and Performance Governance System (PGS) forum last October 20-21,2015 will now be available for viewing and downloading.
Mandaue City is among five cities in the Philippines to bag the Islands of Good Governance (IGG) award. Read more from Cebu Daily news
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) was recognized as the first government owned and controlled corporation (GOCC) to bag the Islands of Good Governance (IGG) after showing a stellar performance in the public sector. Read more from Manila Times
Twelve public sector institutions were declared the Philippines’ first ‘Islands of Good Governance’ (IGG) during a public forum
The Department of Trade and Industry and 11 other public sector agencies were named the country’s first “Islands of Good Governance” in recognition of their efforts to implement sustainable and transformative reforms. Read more from Philippine Daily Inquirer
