9. RVAT
(Restructuring of the Value Added Tax)
ADVANTAGES;
A lower-than-program deficit
Strengthened our fiscal position
10. RVAT
(Restructuring of the Value Added Tax)
ADVANTAGES;
A lower-than-program deficit
Strengthened our fiscal position
Deficit improvement
11. RVAT
(Restructuring of the Value Added Tax)
ADVANTAGES;
A lower-than-program deficit
Strengthened our fiscal position
Deficit improvement
MEASURES UNDERTAKEN;
12. RVAT
(Restructuring of the Value Added Tax)
ADVANTAGES;
A lower-than-program deficit
Strengthened our fiscal position
Deficit improvement
MEASURES UNDERTAKEN;
Restructuring of the Value Added Tax (RVAT) System (RA 9337)
13. RVAT
(Restructuring of the Value Added Tax)
ADVANTAGES;
A lower-than-program deficit
Strengthened our fiscal position
Deficit improvement
MEASURES UNDERTAKEN;
Restructuring of the Value Added Tax (RVAT) System (RA 9337)
Excise Tax on Tobacco and Liquor (RA 9334)
14. RVAT
(Restructuring of the Value Added Tax)
ADVANTAGES;
A lower-than-program deficit
Strengthened our fiscal position
Deficit improvement
MEASURES UNDERTAKEN;
Restructuring of the Value Added Tax (RVAT) System (RA 9337)
Excise Tax on Tobacco and Liquor (RA 9334)
Adoption of Austerity Measures
15. RVAT
(Restructuring of the Value Added Tax)
ADVANTAGES;
A lower-than-program deficit
Strengthened our fiscal position
Deficit improvement
MEASURES UNDERTAKEN;
Restructuring of the Value Added Tax (RVAT) System (RA 9337)
Excise Tax on Tobacco and Liquor (RA 9334)
Adoption of Austerity Measures
Implementation of a four-day work week in April and May, 2005
(Administrative Order 117)
18. GNP/ GDP
(Gross National Product/Gross Domestic Product)
Macroeconomic growth performance (Since 2001, GNP/GDP +
+).
19. GNP/ GDP
(Gross National Product/Gross Domestic Product)
Macroeconomic growth performance (Since 2001, GNP/GDP +
+).
6% growth in 2004, the strongest since the economy’s last peak
growth of 5.8% in 1996.
20. GNP/ GDP
(Gross National Product/Gross Domestic Product)
Macroeconomic growth performance (Since 2001, GNP/GDP +
+).
6% growth in 2004, the strongest since the economy’s last peak
growth of 5.8% in 1996.
Inflation & interest rates were generally maintained at single
digit levels.
21. GNP/ GDP
(Gross National Product/Gross Domestic Product)
Macroeconomic growth performance (Since 2001, GNP/GDP +
+).
6% growth in 2004, the strongest since the economy’s last peak
growth of 5.8% in 1996.
Inflation & interest rates were generally maintained at single
digit levels.
During 2005, The Peso-Dollar exchange rate remained
generally stable.
22. GNP/ GDP
(Gross National Product/Gross Domestic Product)
Macroeconomic growth performance (Since 2001, GNP/GDP +
+).
6% growth in 2004, the strongest since the economy’s last peak
growth of 5.8% in 1996.
Inflation & interest rates were generally maintained at single
digit levels.
During 2005, The Peso-Dollar exchange rate remained
generally stable.
Peso’s strongest level in the last 2 and a half years, making it
the world’s best performing currency for 2005.
23. GNP/ GDP
(Gross National Product/Gross Domestic Product)
Macroeconomic growth performance (Since 2001, GNP/GDP +
+).
6% growth in 2004, the strongest since the economy’s last peak
growth of 5.8% in 1996.
Inflation & interest rates were generally maintained at single
digit levels.
During 2005, The Peso-Dollar exchange rate remained
generally stable.
Peso’s strongest level in the last 2 and a half years, making it
the world’s best performing currency for 2005.
Stock index improved by about 15% making it the best
performer in Southeast Asia.
24. GNP/ GDP
(Gross National Product/Gross Domestic Product)
Macroeconomic growth performance (Since 2001, GNP/GDP +
+).
6% growth in 2004, the strongest since the economy’s last peak
growth of 5.8% in 1996.
Inflation & interest rates were generally maintained at single
digit levels.
During 2005, The Peso-Dollar exchange rate remained
generally stable.
Peso’s strongest level in the last 2 and a half years, making it
the world’s best performing currency for 2005.
Stock index improved by about 15% making it the best
performer in Southeast Asia.
The country’s Balance of Payments (BOP) dramatically
improved in 2005, as opposed to 2004.
26. EVAT
(Expanded Value Added Tax)
Aiming to complement revenue-raising efforts that could
plug the country's large budget deficit.
27. EVAT
(Expanded Value Added Tax)
Aiming to complement revenue-raising efforts that could
plug the country's large budget deficit.
The country aims to balance the national budget by 2010.
28. EVAT
(Expanded Value Added Tax)
Aiming to complement revenue-raising efforts that could
plug the country's large budget deficit.
The country aims to balance the national budget by 2010.
Boosted confidence in the government's fiscal capacity
and helped to strengthen the Philippine peso.
29. EVAT
(Expanded Value Added Tax)
Aiming to complement revenue-raising efforts that could
plug the country's large budget deficit.
The country aims to balance the national budget by 2010.
Boosted confidence in the government's fiscal capacity
and helped to strengthen the Philippine peso.
The peso strengthened by nearly 20% in 2007.
30. EVAT
(Expanded Value Added Tax)
Aiming to complement revenue-raising efforts that could
plug the country's large budget deficit.
The country aims to balance the national budget by 2010.
Boosted confidence in the government's fiscal capacity
and helped to strengthen the Philippine peso.
The peso strengthened by nearly 20% in 2007.
The country became Asia's best performing currency for
the year.
36. Stronger Peso
With the coordination of the RVAT, GNP/GDP and EVAT. The
Philippines was generally able to boost in economic growth,
37. Stronger Peso
With the coordination of the RVAT, GNP/GDP and EVAT. The
Philippines was generally able to boost in economic growth,
lower deficits, BOP and inflation. These were vital in
38. Stronger Peso
With the coordination of the RVAT, GNP/GDP and EVAT. The
Philippines was generally able to boost in economic growth,
lower deficits, BOP and inflation. These were vital in
strengthening the Philippine Peso and in stabilizing the
39. Stronger Peso
With the coordination of the RVAT, GNP/GDP and EVAT. The
Philippines was generally able to boost in economic growth,
lower deficits, BOP and inflation. These were vital in
strengthening the Philippine Peso and in stabilizing the
economy for a period of time.
43. Transportation Infrastructure
NAUTICAL HIGHWAYS;
Western Nautical Highway was expanded to the Central
Nautical Highway and Eastern Nautical Highway.
44. Transportation Infrastructure
NAUTICAL HIGHWAYS;
Western Nautical Highway was expanded to the Central
Nautical Highway and Eastern Nautical Highway.
Covers Manila-Batangas-Calapan-Roxas-Caticlan-Iloilo-
Bacolod-Dumaguete-Dapitan.
45. Transportation Infrastructure
NAUTICAL HIGHWAYS;
Western Nautical Highway was expanded to the Central
Nautical Highway and Eastern Nautical Highway.
Covers Manila-Batangas-Calapan-Roxas-Caticlan-Iloilo-
Bacolod-Dumaguete-Dapitan.
Reduces travel time by 12 hours.
46. Transportation Infrastructure
NAUTICAL HIGHWAYS;
Western Nautical Highway was expanded to the Central
Nautical Highway and Eastern Nautical Highway.
Covers Manila-Batangas-Calapan-Roxas-Caticlan-Iloilo-
Bacolod-Dumaguete-Dapitan.
Reduces travel time by 12 hours.
ROAD AND RAIL PROJECTS;
47. Transportation Infrastructure
NAUTICAL HIGHWAYS;
Western Nautical Highway was expanded to the Central
Nautical Highway and Eastern Nautical Highway.
Covers Manila-Batangas-Calapan-Roxas-Caticlan-Iloilo-
Bacolod-Dumaguete-Dapitan.
Reduces travel time by 12 hours.
ROAD AND RAIL PROJECTS;
North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) cuts half the travel time.
48. Transportation Infrastructure
NAUTICAL HIGHWAYS;
Western Nautical Highway was expanded to the Central
Nautical Highway and Eastern Nautical Highway.
Covers Manila-Batangas-Calapan-Roxas-Caticlan-Iloilo-
Bacolod-Dumaguete-Dapitan.
Reduces travel time by 12 hours.
ROAD AND RAIL PROJECTS;
North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) cuts half the travel time.
The Northrail project, a commuter system which will run from
Caloocan to Clark
49. Transportation Infrastructure
NAUTICAL HIGHWAYS;
Western Nautical Highway was expanded to the Central
Nautical Highway and Eastern Nautical Highway.
Covers Manila-Batangas-Calapan-Roxas-Caticlan-Iloilo-
Bacolod-Dumaguete-Dapitan.
Reduces travel time by 12 hours.
ROAD AND RAIL PROJECTS;
North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) cuts half the travel time.
The Northrail project, a commuter system which will run from
Caloocan to Clark
The development of The Diosdado Macapagal International
Airport as a major int’l hub.
53. Amnesty Proclamation
September 5, 2007- Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed
Amnesty Proclamation 1377.
54. Amnesty Proclamation
September 5, 2007- Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed
Amnesty Proclamation 1377.
For the Communist Party of the Philippines, New People’s
Army, other communist rebel groups and their umbrella
organization, the National Democratic Front.
55. Amnesty Proclamation
September 5, 2007- Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed
Amnesty Proclamation 1377.
For the Communist Party of the Philippines, New People’s
Army, other communist rebel groups and their umbrella
organization, the National Democratic Front.
The amnesty will cover the crime of rebellion and all other
crimes "in pursuit of political beliefs"
56. Amnesty Proclamation
September 5, 2007- Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed
Amnesty Proclamation 1377.
For the Communist Party of the Philippines, New People’s
Army, other communist rebel groups and their umbrella
organization, the National Democratic Front.
The amnesty will cover the crime of rebellion and all other
crimes "in pursuit of political beliefs"
The National Committee on Social Integration (NCSI) will issue
a Certificate of Amnesty to qualified applicants.
59. Call Centers
Provided employment during the global economic slump.
60. Call Centers
Provided employment during the global economic slump.
Added 10,000% in employment rate or 50,000 additional
jobs yearly.
61. Call Centers
Provided employment during the global economic slump.
Added 10,000% in employment rate or 50,000 additional
jobs yearly.
Key drivers of the nation's economy
62. Call Centers
Provided employment during the global economic slump.
Added 10,000% in employment rate or 50,000 additional
jobs yearly.
Key drivers of the nation's economy
They generate investment and jobs contributing to poverty
reduction and improving quality of life.
63. Call Centers
Provided employment during the global economic slump.
Added 10,000% in employment rate or 50,000 additional
jobs yearly.
Key drivers of the nation's economy
They generate investment and jobs contributing to poverty
reduction and improving quality of life.
The creation of the Commission on Information
Communication Technology (ICT)
64. Call Centers
Provided employment during the global economic slump.
Added 10,000% in employment rate or 50,000 additional
jobs yearly.
Key drivers of the nation's economy
They generate investment and jobs contributing to poverty
reduction and improving quality of life.
The creation of the Commission on Information
Communication Technology (ICT)
The Philippines is one of the highest among countries in the
number of training facilities for computer programming and
other computer-related courses.
66. Death Penalty Reform
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has signed legislation
abolishing the death penalty.
67. Death Penalty Reform
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has signed legislation
abolishing the death penalty.
More than 1,200 prisoners having their sentences changed to
life imprisonment.
68. Death Penalty Reform
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has signed legislation
abolishing the death penalty.
More than 1,200 prisoners having their sentences changed to
life imprisonment.
The death penalty was originally abolished in 1987 but it was
reintroduced in 1993.
69. Death Penalty Reform
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has signed legislation
abolishing the death penalty.
More than 1,200 prisoners having their sentences changed to
life imprisonment.
The death penalty was originally abolished in 1987 but it was
reintroduced in 1993.
Abolition of the death penalty has generally occurred in
correlation with increasing democratization.
70. Death Penalty Reform
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has signed legislation
abolishing the death penalty.
More than 1,200 prisoners having their sentences changed to
life imprisonment.
The death penalty was originally abolished in 1987 but it was
reintroduced in 1993.
Abolition of the death penalty has generally occurred in
correlation with increasing democratization.
Death Penalty was stopped in order to increase the values of
Christianity, humanity and compassion.
73. Botika ng Bayan
1.9 million poor Filipinos were under the National Health
Insurance Program from January to September 2005
74. Botika ng Bayan
1.9 million poor Filipinos were under the National Health
Insurance Program from January to September 2005
The government expanded access of the poor to half-priced
essential medicines by establishing more than 4,000 Botika ng
Barangay/ Bayan outlets nationwide.
75. THE END
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