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Capacity Building

Building the capacity of the Bangsamoro was among the primary intention for BDA establishment. It was understood that to be able to perform its mandate to lead, manage and determine relief and rehabilitation in the CAAM, the BDA shall build its capacities as institution.

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M&E / MIS

Data will be the basis to identify any interventions and to help improve quality of life of the Bangsamoro: Improving quality is the first and foremost among the reasons why BDA established and strengthened its data management.

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Development Planning

The Bangsamoro Development Agency (BDA), as mandated by the FAB (Section VII, 4c) and per instruction by MILF Chairman Murad (issued March 22, 2013), takes the lead role in the formulation of the BDP.

The Bangsamoro Development Plan

The Bangsamoro Development Plan (BDP) is an initiative of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), with support of the Government of the Philippines (GPH) and development partners, to define a short, medium-term and long-term vision and strategy for the recovery and development of the Bangsamoro. 

The BDP is anchored in, and guided by, the Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro (FAB) and its Annexes and the need to sustain the momentum of the peace process by providing strategic directions for the delivery and upgrade of basic services in Bangsamoro communities during and beyond the transition period.
 

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BDA- Transforming camps into peaceful and progressive communities

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1000000

people benefited development projects and community training towards the goal community empowerment and development for confidence building

More than

800

villages reached across the CAAM to bring development project aimed to improve access to basic services

More than

500

community sub-projects constructed in remote areas that aimed to help address the priority needs of the people

More than

250

people’s organization formed and underwent various trainings for the management, operation and sustainability of their group

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of Bangsamoro professionals and volunteers trained on fields of project planning, management, monitoring, reporting, data management, community mobilizing and organizing, administrative and financial management

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