INAPRUBAHAN ng National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board ang pitong bagong proyekto na nagkakahalaga ng P187.34 billion.
Kabilang dito ang tatlong proyekto mula sa Department of Transportation (DOTr), tatlong proyekto ng Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), at isa na ipatutupad ng Department of Health (DOH).
“Five out of seven of these new projects will be implemented outside the National Capital Region. This shows that the administration is committed to develop growth centers in the regions and maximize the economic benefits of connectivity of communities,” wika ni Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Ernesto Pernia.
Ang DOTr projects ay kinabibilangan ng Davao Public Transport Modernization Project, Unsolicited Proposal for the New Bohol Panglao International Airport, at ang Unsolicited Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) Proposal: Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
“The Davao Public Transport Modernization Project involves the delivery of a modern, high priority bus system (HPBS) for Davao City; the Unsolicited Proposal for the New Bohol International Airport project involves operations and maintenance (O&M) and enhancement of the airport; and the Unsolicited Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) Proposal: Ninoy Aquino International Airport aims to address NAIA’s capacity constraint by reconfiguring and renovating existing facilities and enhancing O&M.”
Ang apat na iba pang bagong proyekto ay ang Pasacao-Balatan Coastal Tourism Highway; Samal Island-Davao City Connector (SIDC) Project; Camarines Sur High-Speed Highway ng DPWH; at ang Development Objective Assistance Agreement (DOAg).
Ang Pasacao-Balatan Coastal Tourism Highway ay magkakaloob ng access sa iba’t ibang tourism sites, gayundin ng direct link sa pagitan ng Pasacao at ng Balatan; pabibilisin ng Samal Island-Davao City Connector (SIDC) Project ang biyahe sa pamamagitan ng paggamit ng ferry services; habang ang Camarines Sur High-Speed Highway ay magsisilbing alternate route sa pagitan ng Legazpi City o Caramoan at Manila.
“The Development Objective Assistance Agreement (DOAg): Improved Health for Underserved Filipinos of the DOH will respond to the issues on logistics and pharmaceutical management, shortages of qualified health professionals in underserved areas, and inadequate public sector capacity in policy development, financing and private sector engagement.”
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