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Cordillera's Quest for Autonomy Lives on...

This RDC-CAR website on Regional Development and Autonomy aims to inform the general public of RDC-CAR matters as well as essential information on CAR’s thrusts and recent developments on Regional Autonomy.  It also attempts to serve as a reliable source of information on Cordillera's quest for Autonomy.

During its 2006 strategic planning workshop at Mt. Data, the RDC-CAR having realized the immense benefits from being an autonomous region,  affirmed to work out the unfulfilled constitutional provision which provides for an autonomous region in the Cordillera and Mindanao and pursue Cordillera Autonomy as an over-arching theme of its Regional Development Plan.

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Search for CAR's Outstanding Volunteers for 2009 launched PDF Print E-mail

The search for the Cordillera’s outstanding volunteers for the year 2009 starts June 15, 2009.  This was declared by NEDA-CAR Director and Outstanding Volunteers Regional Search Committee Chairperson and NEDA-CAR Dir. Juan B. Ngalob.

 This annual nationwide activity aims to highlight and recognize the exemplary performance and dedication to service of Filipino volunteers in building strong communities across the country through volunteerism.

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Lessons from Kennon noted PDF Print E-mail

by Leia Castro

Inter-agency representatives of the Regional Project Monitoring Committee (RPMC) under the Regional Development Council together with the media saw for themselves the problems being experienced by thousands of motorists and commuters suffering from the twin road constructions as they visited the sites in Camp 8 and Loakan last Tuesday.

Aside from questioning the schedule and packaging of the road projects (see related story on page 1), the RPMC also noted the non removal of obstructions, road maintenance and clearing, communication gaps, and parking along Kennon Road.

(For full story, see Baguio Midland Courier, June 14, 2009.)

 
Cordillera Month 2009 Streamer PDF Print E-mail

 

CORDILLERA FOUNDATION MONTH CELEBRATION (JULY 2009)Theme:“CAR at 22: Rising to the Challenges of Development and Autonomy

List of Activities

The 22nd Cordillera Month Celebration this July 2009 is being spearheaded by the Economic Development Committee of the RDC-CAR, headed by  DTI-CAR Regional  Director Myrna P.Pablo.  Public and private institutions, offices, agencies  are encourage to display this  streamer in front of their offices to show their  unity with the people of CAR in the celebration of this historical event. Activities to celebrate the month long event are currently being finalized.  (>>right click here to save link as..<<) actual size.



 

Last Updated ( Monday, 29 June 2009 17:18 )
 
Fear not ignorance reason for rejection of autonomy PDF Print E-mail

by Glo Tuazon

Former Benguet governor Raul Molintas expressed his thoughts on the controversial proposal of Cordilleran autonomy.

In his opinion, it is fear more than ignorance that causes the repulsion of the proposal. Molintas said, “It is not the lack of understanding of the people because even the intelligent and the well schooled who have read the proposals rejected it.”

See full article at Baguio Midland Courier, May 31, 2009.

 

Last Updated ( Monday, 08 June 2009 11:55 )
 
Feature: Cordi-Link Editorial, July-December 2008 PDF Print E-mail
Current Issue of the Cordi-Link

The RDC Agenda on Cordillera Development and Autonomy – Putting it into its proper context

As the highest development coordinating body in the region, the Regional Development Council (RDC) of the Cordillera Administrative Region envisions: “We the people of the Cordillera, proud of our culture and heritage rooted in spirituality, shall have a truly autonomous region of united, enlightened and empowered citizenry who shall pursue sustainable development where responsibilities and benefits are equitably shared by all”.

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