People's Participation in Local Governance in the Philippines : A Case Study of the Quezon City Development Council

Nishimura, Kenichi

多文化社会と留学生交流 : 大阪大学留学生センター研究論集, 2008, 12, 99-111

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Title
People's Participation in Local Governance in the Philippines : A Case Study of the Quezon City Development Council
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Nishimura, Kenichi
Subject
Philippines
local development council (LDC)
city development council (CDC)
Local Government Code 1991
NGO
people organization (PO)
barangay captain
Abstract
ln the Philippines, the Local Government Code 1991 (RA 7160) promulgates that every local government shan set up ts own local development council. However, since then, most of the local governments have not established or if ever, have not put them to function. Quezon city in Metro Manila, one of the local governments which have not had the local development councils, started the process of setting up its city development council (CDC) in 2004.This paper follows that process and analyzes the attitudes and expectations of the stakeholders the mayor, the NGOs/POs (People's Organizations), and the barangay captains ― toward the CDC.
Publisher
大阪大学留学生センター
International Student Center, Osaka University
オオサカ　ダイガク　リュウガクセイ　センター
Source Title
多文化社会と留学生交流 : 大阪大学留学生センター研究論集
Journal of Multicultural Education and Student Exchange
Volume (Issue)
12
Page
99-111
Date of Issued
2008-03-31
Language
English
Handle URL
https://hdl.handle.net/11094/50654
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18910/50654
PISSN
13428128
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AA11266479
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open access
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紀要論文 Departmental Bulletin Paper
Journal of Multicultural Education and Student Exchange Vol.12