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    The document summarizes the state of the Philippine construction industry. It notes that the Philippines has become a rare bright spot for growth in Asia due to its strategic location and fast growing economy. Major infrastructure investments under the government's Build Build Build program have led to large pledges and growth in the construction sector. The construction industry contributes significantly to GDP and employment. Various boards and agencies regulate the industry and promote training and development to improve its competitiveness. An industry roadmap is being developed to guide the sector's growth through 2022.

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    The document summarizes the state of the Philippine construction industry. It notes that the Philippines has become a rare bright spot for growth in Asia due to its strategic location and fast growing economy. Major infrastructure investments under the government's Build Build Build program have led to large pledges and growth in the construction sector. The construction industry contributes significantly to GDP and employment. Various boards and agencies regulate the industry and promote training and development to improve its competitiveness. An industry roadmap is being developed to guide the sector's growth through 2022.

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    The document summarizes the state of the Philippine construction industry. It notes that the Philippines has become a rare bright spot for growth in Asia due to its strategic location and fast growing economy. Major infrastructure investments under the government's Build Build Build program have led to large pledges and growth in the construction sector. The construction industry contributes significantly to GDP and employment. Various boards and agencies regulate the industry and promote training and development to improve its competitiveness. An industry roadmap is being developed to guide the sector's growth through 2022.

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    PHILIPPINE

    CONSTRUCTION
    INDUSTRY SITUATIONER
    ARCH./ENP RAMON L. ABIERA
    Executive Director, CIAP
    The Philippines: A Rare Bright Spot in Asia
    Strategic Location

    South Korea
    Seoul

    China Japan
    3.25 hrs. Tokyo
    Shanghai

    Hong KongTaiwan
    Taipei Within 4 hours from
    Thailand
    2 hrs. most key Asian cities
    Bangkok 3 hrs.

    Malaysia
    Kuala Lumpur

    Singapore

    Indonesia
    Jakarta
    The Philippines: A Rare Bright Spot in Asia
    Fastest Growing Economy Among Select Asian Economies
    INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS IN THE BUILD BUILD BUILD PROGRAM
    BEST COUNTRIES TO INVEST IN
    1ST
    PHL INVESTMENT PLEDGES

    “PHL ranked first as a country “Investment pledges in PH soared


    PHILIPPINES worthy of investment” due to influx of infrastructure
    investments under the BUILD BUILD
    2ND –US News & BUILD”
    World Report
    INDONESIA
    3RD P131.6 Billion

    POLAND
    4TH P 26 Billion
    MALAYSIA
    5TH
    SINGAPORE
    2016 2017
    *Source: Boards of Investments, US News and World Report
    Opportunities for Investors and Business
    Infrastructure Development

    378 Economic Zones and Public Private Partnerships Ongoing Infrastructure Projects
    Investment Promotion Agencies In Infrastructure Development
    MRT Line 7
    NAIA Expressway Metro Manila Skyway Stage 3
    74 Manufacturing EcoZones LRT Line 1 Cavite Extension
    262 IT Parks and Centers Daang Hari
    Hari--SLEX Link Road Projects under Procurement
    21 Agro
    Agro--Industrial EcoZones Southwest Integrated Transport System (ITS)
    19 Tourism EcoZones Cavite--Laguna Expressway
    Cavite New Bohol Airport Operations, Maintenance and
    2 Medical Tourism Zones Bulacan Bulk Water Supply Development
    NLEX--SLEX Connector Road
    NLEX
    CONTRIBUTION OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH (GDP)

    *1st Semester 2018

    PhP
    4,492,939.00 TOTAL GDP IN MILLION 6.5 %
    PH ECONOMY
    PhP CONTRIBUTION OF CONSTRUCTION
    INDUSTRY TO GDP IN MILLION % SHARE OF THE CONSTRUCTION
    293,166.00
    INDUSTRY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH
    SHARE OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TO CAPITAL INVESTMENTS

    PhP 146,081 M
    PhP 1, 392, 250 M GOVERNMENT

    Total Construction Investments


    For first semester 2018
    = INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

    PhP 309, 943 M


    PRIVATE
    CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
    CONSTRUCTION STATISTICS FROM APPROVED BUILDING PERMITS (BY NUMBER)
    Residential

    Non Residential

    First Sem 2017 First Sem 2018


    CONSTRUCTION STATISTICS FROM APPROVED BUILDING PERMITS (BY VALUE)
    InMillionPesos
    Residential

    Non Residential

    First Sem 2017 First Sem 2018


    CONTRIBUTION TO EMPLOYMENT

    8.7%
    SHARE TO TOTAL
    EMPLOYMENT
    1st quarter 2018

    3.826 M
    AVERAGE DOMESTIC Additional 2.5 M workers
    EMPLOYMENT IN are needed
    CONSTRUCTION
    STATISTICS OF PCAB LICENSED CONTRACTORS BY CATEGORY
    TYPE OF APPLICATION 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019**
    AAAA 9 18 14
    AAA 355 399 194
    AA 148 187 96
    A 1078 1221 687
    B 2030 2267 1550
    C 1239 1392 868
    D 3413 3817 2351
    TRADE/E 1447 1608 959
    TOTAL 9719 10909 6719

    *A Regular License shall be valid for one fiscal year, from the 1st of July to the 30th of June of the ensuing
    year, unless suspended, invalidated, cancelled or revoked earlier by the Board, and shall be renewed
    annually. [Per Rule 3, Section 3.2.a of Republic Act No. 4566 or the Contractor's License Law]
    **Data is from July 1 to August 9, 2018
    *Source: Source: Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines - Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (CIAP-PCAB)
    PHILIPPINE
    CONTRACTORS
    ACCREDITATION
    BOARD (PCAB)

    Contractors Licensing and Registration

    • Issue appropriate license to qualified contractors (RA 4566)


    • To register & classify contractors for government projects
    (Sec. 23.11.2, pars. 2 & 3, IRR of RA 9184)
    PHILIPPINE
    OVERSEAS
    CONSTRUCTION
    BOARD
    (PD 1167 as amended
    by PD 1657, 27 June 1977)

    Overseas Contractors Registration and Development

    • Regulate and promote Philippine construction capabilities


    • Monitor overseas projects of Filipino contractors
    • Assist Philippine contractors and construction related services to
    penetrate/maximize participation in the international market
    PHILIPPINE
    DOMESTIC
    CONSTRUCTION
    BOARD (PDCB)
    (Mandate: PD 1746,
    28 November 1980 )

    Construction Quality and Efficiency Improvement

    To formulate, recommend and implement policies, guidelines,


    plans and programs for the efficient implementation of public
    and private construction projects in the country.
    CONSTRUCTION
    INDUSTRY
    ARBITRATION
    COMMISSION
    (CIAC) EO 1008

    Construction Contract Dispute Resolution

    The CIAC has original and exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising
    from, or connected with, contracts entered into by parties involved in
    construction in the Philippines, whether the disputes arise before or
    after the completion of the contract, or after the abandonment or
    breach thereof.
    CONSTRUCTION
    MANPOWER
    DEVELOPMENT
    FOUNDATION
    (CMDF)

    Manpower Training and Competency Development

    To formulate an overall construction manpower development plan and


    strategies, develop and implement manpower training programs for the
    construction industry.
    CMDF improves the competitiveness of skilled , technical, supervisory
    and management levels of the construction human resources
    DEVELOPMENT OF THE
    PHILIPPINE CONSTRUCTION
    INDUSTRY ROADMAP
    ARCH./ENP RAMON L. ABIERA
    Executive Director, CIAP
    CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ROADMAP OBJECTIVES

    1. Formulate the Construction Industry (CI) Roadmap for 2018 –


    2022 for a globally competitive construction industry;

    2. To provide an opportunity to discuss directions and strategies


    for the development of the CI Roadmap for 2018-2022; and

    3. Define and identify the construction industry goals,


    objectives, thrusts, specific programs/projects to achieve the
    sectors’ targeted outcome/vision.
    PLANNING PROCESS
    REGIONAL PLANNING CONFERENCES

    LUZON: April 26, 2018

    VISAYAS: May 08, 2018

    MINDANAO: May 10, 2018

    NCR: May 24, 2018


    FORMULATING THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ROADMAP
    WORKSHOP BREAKOUTS
    CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
    SUB-SECTOR

    Contracting Sector
    Consulting Sector
    Labor Sector
    Material Sector
    Equipment Sector
    THANK YOU

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