Local Administration Development Program (LADP)
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Course Sessions: To be announced (TBA)
Training Investment/Course Fee: TBA Includes course materials, housing and most meals Registration Deadline: TBA Program Director: Remigio Ocenar Enrollment: Becky Oropilla, Mimi Santiago Inquiries: +632 8928 3914 | +632 8925 7422 [email protected] |
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The Local Administration and Development Program (LADP) is the longest running executive management program for elected and appointive local government officials in the Philippines. It is a live-in training program that has been continuously updated to fit the evolving needs of local chief executives and other local executive officials. Some batches also included some DILG personnel.
Started in 1968, it is our flagship course and the source of most of our multi-dimensional learning approaches that enable participants to think out of the box and become better enablers of local development. Since the 1990s, it has been a joint initiative with the Local Government Academy of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (LGA-DILG).
The LADP have already produced 1,642 graduates, composed of local chief executives and other elected officials, department heads and some technical personnel, as well as officials of national government agencies (NGAs) concerned with local governance. Among the distinguished graduates of the LADP are:
Started in 1968, it is our flagship course and the source of most of our multi-dimensional learning approaches that enable participants to think out of the box and become better enablers of local development. Since the 1990s, it has been a joint initiative with the Local Government Academy of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (LGA-DILG).
The LADP have already produced 1,642 graduates, composed of local chief executives and other elected officials, department heads and some technical personnel, as well as officials of national government agencies (NGAs) concerned with local governance. Among the distinguished graduates of the LADP are:
- Jeorge (E.R. Ejercito) Estregan Jr., Governor of Laguna and former Mayor of Pagsanjan
- Agnes Devanadera, former Secretary of Justice and three-term Mayor of Sampaloc, Quezon
- Santanina Rasul, former Senator
- Reynaldo Aquino, former President of PhilHealth and Mayor of San Fernando, Pampanga
- Edgar M. Chatto, now Governor of Bohol and former Mayor of Balilihan, Bohol
