This is all about the city governance of Naga City its programs, objectives, the implementations and its results.

2. Naga City
Bicol Region's
economic, commercial,
trade, tourism,
medical, business,
technological,
religious, cultural,
industrial,
educational, financial,
and social center.

3. • Naga City is also recognized as
Bicol's Tiger Economy because of
its dynamic performance in the
economic aspect, considering Naga
City as a booming city.

4. Jesse Robredo
• He ran for mayor in
1988 at the age of 29
with a bold platform
of reform and
inclusive governance
and won.
• He was a well loved
mayor by the
Nagueños.

5. Governance Program
and its Objectives

6. i-Governance: Putting People at
the Center
• Launched on December 15, 2001, with
President Gloria M. Arroyo in attendance,
during the celebration of its 53rd charter
anniversary
• The i-Governance Program incorporated the
city’s ICT-DEV initiatives while placing a new
emphasis on greater participation of
individual citizens in all governance matters.

7. At its core, i-Governance stands for:
• inclusive governance, which seeks to embrace, rather
than exclude, individuals, peoples and sectors in
running government
• information openness, which demonstrates that
information is power, and truly empowering when
placed in the hands of citizens
• interactive engagement, which prioritizes the need for
continuing dialog and exchange of information between
authorities and constituents, and
• innovative management, which commits the city to a
culture of excellence sustained by creativity and
innovation.
i-Governance: Putting People at the Center

8. Implementation of the
Program

9. Implementation of the Program

10. Implementation of the Program

11. Results of the
Governance Program

12. • Naga was cited by Asiaweek, in November
1999, as one of the four Most Improved Cities
in Asia, in recognition of this participatory
process along with its strong democratic
traditions and commitment to excellence.
• In 2000 the Ramon Magsaysay Award cited
incumbent Mayor Jesse M. Robredo for
“giving credence to the promise of democracy
by demonstrating that effective city
management is compatible with yielding
power to the people.”
Results of the Governance Program

13. Mayor John G. Bongat
• the eighth local
chief executive of
the City of Naga,
entered public
service as a city
councilor in 2001.

14. Mayor John G. Bongat
• A topnotcher member
of the Sangguniang
Panglunsod for three
consecutive terms, he
has authored
hundreds of
ordinances and
resolutions, making
him one of the most
prolific councilors
Naga has ever had.

15. Mayor John G. Bongat
• In May 2010, Mayor
Bongat won
overwhelmingly on
a platform of
leadership by
example, further
cementing his motto
that, “Leadership is
action, not position.”

17. The new website of Naga City

18. Educational Programs

20. Project Naga
• A project of integrated division activities and
collaborative efforts of DepEd, GO’s, NGO’s, and
LGU’s personnel that was implemented in SY
2003-2004 for a higher performance level of
DepEd Naga.
• Components of the project are the 6L’s (Linis Isip,
Linis Bibig, Linis Puso, Linis Katawan, Linis
Paligid and Landscape); 3P’s (Putting people,
property and processes in Proper Perspective);
and strengthtening the 4T’s (Teachers, Textbooks,
Teaching devices and Test Items).

22. Brigada Eskwela
• Implemented in the Elementary and
Secondary Schools of the Division with
the cooperation and support of the
parents, business sector, and local
community to repair school facilities
and undertake beautification and other
improvements before the start of
another school year.

24. Phil-IRI (Philippine Informal
Reading Inventory)
• An authentic reading assessment
conducted to all Grade I and
Grade VI pupils to evaluate both
quantitative and qualitative
information about the pupils’
reading capabilities.