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NEU student wins grand prize in national essay writing contest

NEW Era University (NEU) fourth-year Bachelor of Arts in Foreign Service student Russell Alvarez was declared grand prize winner in the national essay writing contest Filipino category in line with the Freedom of Information (FOI) Philippines 4th Multi-Arts Festival 2023, organized by FOI Philippines and Presidential Communications Office.

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Olongapo City hosts 1st leg of Transparency Roadshow in Central Luzon

Olongapo City hosts 1st leg of Transparency Roadshow in Central Luzon
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Sri Lanka becomes a founding partner of Asian Alliance on Access to Information

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eFOi's new feature seen to lessen denied requests

(eFOI website screenshot) MANILA - The executive department's electronic Freedom of Information (eFOI) website has a new feature which will help minimize the rejection of requests for public information, an FOI officer said Tuesday. This, after the Freedom of Information - Program Management Office (FOI-PMO) partnered with the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) for the creation of the eFOI's recommender system feature, FOI Program Director Krizia Casey Avejar said in a statement. "As part of its commitment to continually improve and innovate the electronic FOI (eFOI) Portal, the Freedom of Information - Program Management Office (FOI-PMO), in partnership with the Asian Institute of Management (AIM), co-developed the recommender system feature," Avejar said. The new eFOI feature was introduced during the Transparency Webinar which was streamed live on FOI Philippines' official Facebook page on Monday, Avejar said. The recommender system, Avejar said, can match the requests for information to the correct agencies with the highest possible precision. Avejar said the new system will help lessen the number of requests rejected because of "wrong agency and invalid requests. "Through the new recommender system, the request for information lodged by the Requesting Party through the eFOI portal will be connected to the top three government agencies [which] are likely to maintain, store, and provide the data," she said. "With this innovation, it is expected that the number of denied requests for information by reason of wrong agency and invalid requests shall be reduced significantly." The new feature was also developed after the FOI-PMO noticed that requesting parties have also tried a "shotgun" strategy, Avejar said. She was referring to the requestor's attempt to make requests to multiple agencies bearing the same information inquiry, "with the hope that at least one of these would provide them with the needed information." "A requesting party may request information from over 500 government agencies on board the eFOI Portal. Given this variety, there are chances that requesting parties may ask the incorrect agency for a particular information," Avejar said. "The FOI-PMO saw these issues in the Program's implementation and sought the assistance of data science and technology as a commitment to pursue innovations," she added. The recommender system is the product of a capstone project of AIM students in the Master of Science in Data Science. The public may now make a request and test the new feature by visiting the foi.gov.ph website. On July 23, 2016, former president Rodrigo Duterte inked Executive Order (EO) 2, giving the public access to official documents and transactions in all government offices under the executive branch. EO 2 enables Filipino citizens to ask for any information about government transactions and operations by presenting proof of identity to the concerned state agency or lodging queries online through eFOI website. The concerned agency must respond to requests within 15 days. It may also ask for an extension to process the request which shall not be longer than 20 working days. To date, there are 561 participating government agencies onboard the eFOI portal to provide the public with convenience in requesting public records and information. (PNA) }

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Negros Occidental as flagship province in maintaining integrity thru open government pushed

Negros Occidental as flagship province in maintaining integrity thru open government pushed

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Guv pushes transparency in government

Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson supports the Presidential Communications Operations Office in promoting responsible information sharing.* Capitol PIO photo Gov.

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NegOcc state university commits to implement FOI program

COMMITMENT TO FOI. Dr. Norberto Mangulabnan, president of Carlos Hilado Memorial State University and Krizia Casey Avejar, chief of the Communications and Capacity Development Division of Presidential Communications Operations Office, show the signed memorandum of understanding for the Freedom of Information Program in the Negros Occidental-based university. The partnership was affirmed during the 2022 Transparency Roadshow at the Negros Residences in Bacolod City on Tuesday (April 26, 2022).(Photo courtesy of PIO Negros Occidental) BACOLOD CITY - The Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO), which oversees the operationalization of the Freedom of Information (FOI) program, has partnered with the Carlos Hilado Memorial State University (CHMSU) in Negros Occidental, to promote its nationwide utilization and implementation. During the 2022 Transparency Roadshow at the Negros Residences here on Tuesday, Dr. Norberto Mangulabnan, president of CHMSU, committed to implement the FOI program through the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Krizia Casey Avejar, chief of PCOO Communications and Capacity Development Division. "Our university is humbled and honored to be a partner in this important undertaking. I would like to express my appreciation to the PCOO for the partnership and for the FOI library materials," Mangulabnan said. The partnership aims to incorporate the FOI program into the curriculum of the school's core subjects, facilitate making the FOI program a tool for academic research, and involve students in leading in its campus-wide implementation. "We commit and express this commitment to the FOI program and strong support to PCOO programs towards open and transparent, and accountable government," the CHMSU president added. CHMSU officially became a state university on April 19, 2022, after the Commission on Higher Education certified its compliance with the requirements for university status. Its conversion into a university is provided under Republic Act 11336 signed by President Rodrigo Duterte on April 26, 2019. Avejar, who discussed the features of the FOI program, said they have recorded success stories that prove FOI is beneficial to the people. After the MOU signing, Mangulabnan and Avejar signed the transparency wall. The 2022 Transparency Roadshow was organized by the PCOO through the Freedom of Information-Project Management Office. The FOI program is the government's response to the call for transparency and full public disclosure of information, and as a government mechanism, it allows Filipino citizens to request any information about government transactions and operations, provided that it shall not put into jeopardy privacy and matters of national security. The FOI mechanism for the Executive Branch is enabled via Executive Order 2, series of 2016. (PNA) }

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