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Publication
Gender and Development
National Children's Month
DILG Strategic Direction AVP
Two-Day Gender and Development (GAD) Webinar
The Director for Police Community Relations and Chairperson, PNP GAD Focal Point System Executive Committee, PMGEN DIONARDO B CARLOS, graced the webinar as Guest of Honor and Speaker.
In his keynote message, he encouraged the participants to help disseminate the knowledge that they acquired and learned in the 2-day GAD webinar.
He, likewise, emphasized the individual role of police officer is significant to the PNP’s contribution to fulfill the implementing rules and regulations of RA No. 9710 or the Magna Carta of Women.
Celebration of Eid’l Fit’r 2020 (Feast of the End of Ramadhan)
SPC personnel distributing packed-lunched to the stranded students of White Masjid and Islamic Learning Center, Payatas, Quezon City during the celebration of Eid’l Fitr 2020 on May 24, 2002 as part of traditional food sharing activity.
KKDAT Virtual Symposium
PBGEN JOSELITO M DANIEL, Director, PCADG delivered the welcome remarks were he mentioned that KKDAT project supports the Executive Order No. 70 and it promotes the essential roles of the youth in the community in the anti-illegal drugs and anti-terrorism program of the government. Invited resource persons from the DI, DO, NICA and PDEA also discussed in the symposium. The symposium was culminated with the message of the PMGEN DIONARDO B CARLOS, TDPCR, where he underscored the importance of cooperation and collaboration of the law enforcers and the community, and the whole-of-society to address the root causes of illegal drugs and terrorism.
2019 1-Day Passport Processing for PNP Personnel and Dependents
The PNP in partnership with the Passport On Wheels (POW), Department of Foreign Affairs jointly conducted the 1-Day Passport Processing for PNP Personnel and Dependents on July 27, 2019 (Saturday), from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Foundation Room A-D, Center for Law Enforcement Studies Building, Camp BGen Rafael T Crame, Quezon City.
The activity is part of the observance of the 24th Police Community Relations Month. A total of 440 applicants successfully processed their passport application while 80 applicants were either have their appointment rescheduled and/or disqualified due to lacking/insufficient requirements.
Relatedly, 738 passports applications were received and encoded in the DFA Portal and only 520 applicants paid their processing fee.