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Valenzuela City Imparts Automation Strategies to CDO
2013-09-26 
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HOW WE DO IT
CDO Mayor Moreno with Mayor Gatchalian and USAID-INVEST head of delegation Ofelia Templo at the City Civil Registry Office.
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CDO Mayor Moreno at the Valenzuela City Museum where a replica of the American-era landmark Arkong Bato is featured.
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USAID-INVEST BRINGS CAGAYAN DE ORO IN VALENZUELA
Mayor Gatchalian (4th from R) with Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno (5th from R), Ofelio Templo 3rd from R), head of delegation from USAID-INVEST and officials from Cagayan de Oro.
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City Treasurer Adelia Soriano welcomes CDO Mayor Oscar Moreno at the Taxpayers Lounge.
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HOW GIS WORKS
Atty. Cecilynne Andrade, head of the City Assessor's Office briefs Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno on how Geographical Information System (GIS) enable to improve tax collections of the city.
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Atty Renchi Padayao, head of the City Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO) explaining to CDO Mayor Oscar Moreno how the Galing Pook Award-wining 3S Program made the city's processes more efficient and transparent.
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Misamis Oriental won two Galing Pook awards under the watch of then Gov. Oscar Moreno. Now city mayor of Cagayab de Oro, Moreno expressed interest of having sisterhood agreement with Valenzuela to further exchange of good practices. Valenzuela won its first Galing Pook award in 2012 for the anti-graft and corruption 3S Program.
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CDO Mayor Oscar Moreno acknowledges now Rep. Sherwin Gatchalian at a dinner hosted by the city. Congressman WIN Gatchalian and Mayor Moreno were colleagues at the House of representatives in 2002.
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City and barangay officials of Valenzuela in a goodwill photo op with the delegates of Cagayan de Oro and USAID.
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Mayor Oscar Moreno of the city of golden friendship, Cagayan de Oro.
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Mayors Rex Gatchalian of Valenzuela and Oscar Moreno of Cagayan de Oro. A sisterhood agreement between the cities are in the offing. A network of sister local government units helps enable officials to exchange ideas and best practices that can be adopted in their respective systems.
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CDO Mayor Oscar Moreno with (from L) City Administrator Atty. Alan Roullo Yap, Mayor Rex Gatchalian and Rep. Sherwin Gatchalian.
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Once again, Valenzuela City hosted Cagayan de Oro City’s (CDO) study tour for the on-going Investment Enabling Environment (INVEST) project of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) on September 25, 2013, aimed at improving the business enabling environment and the competitiveness of Philippine cities to attract investments.
 
Newly-elected Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno, who is also the current Chairman of the League of Cities (LCP), primarily intended to observe the streamlined Business Permits and Licensing System (BPLS) of Valenzuela City for processing new business permits and renewals and the role of automation in making these processes efficient.
 
Valenzuela City first accommodated CDO in September, 2012, when USAID sponsored its initial study tour, together with the cities of Batangas and Iloilo, which are the local government unit (LGU)-recipients of INVEST Project. The delegation then was consisted of the LGUs’ chief executives and finance committee officers.
 
Mayor Moreno remarked during his speech, “(When I was touring the city hall), I thought that I was in a multinational office. The magic in Valenzuela is a tough act to follow.” He promised to be Valenzuela City’s ambassador back home, for he was impressed of the locality’s trademark of “quality and excellence.”
                     
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian attributed the showcased best practices on BPLS programs to former mayor, now Valenzuela City 1st District Representative, Congressman Sherwin T. Gatchalian.
 
With the drive to further raise the bar set by the former chief executive, Mayor REX invited CDO to revisit Valenzuela City after a certain period. “Everything that you have witnessed today is the result of Congressman WIN’s hard work for nine years. Please do come back here after a couple of months, and by that time, everything that you would see shall be the product of my administration,” Mayor REX promised.
 
Valenzuela City has become a favorite study tour destination for several government units and agencies in the country due to its illustrious citations, such as its recent accolade, the Galing Pook Awards in 2012 for the implementation of the 3S (Simple Speed Service) in Public Service Program. This 3S Program is the basis of INVEST for its study tour initiatives and sponsorships.
 
Aside from the BPLS system, the delegates also inquired about the presently employed solutions by the City Government of Valenzuela in terms of addressing issues related to the grant of barangay clearances and inspections, which are part of the business permitting process.
 
A discussion avenue was also created to share experiences in managing the business one-stop shop (BOSS) during the renewal period, and the city’s automation processes for real property tax collection.
 
CDO is the first LGU to be showcased of Valenzuela City’s newest payment innovation for settling business license fees, real property tax, and engineering permits. Now, Valenzuelano taxpayers experience the convenience of cashless payments through credit cards and debit cards powered by Visa. Soon, online payment for real property tax will be available too.
 
1st District Representative, Congressman WIN Gatchalian expressed his warm esteem to the visitors, “It is humbling that CDO came over to observe Valenzuela City’s system, when in fact there are more things that we can learn from them in view of Mayor Moreno’s length of experience in public service.”
 
The CDO mayor expressed his intent to forge sisterhood agreement with Valenzuela City to strengthen the alliance of both localities.
 
Members of the city council who graced the occasion were District 1 Councilors Marlon Alejandrino, Rovin Feliciano and Marcelino Morelos, and District 2 Councilor Charee Pineda.
 
The members of Valenzuela City’s management team who were presenters during the study tour were BPLO Head, Atty. Renchi Padayao, in-charge of office (ICO)-City Treasurer, Adelia E. Soriano, and City Information Technology Office Head, Mr. Randy Sison. Valenzuela City Administrator Atty. Alan Roullo Yap also joined the event.
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2013-09-26 | By: Liezel Fulgencio

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