Philippine Fisheries Development Authority is gearing up for the future through the conduct of a Strategic Planning Review-Workshop on April 21 to 25, 2025 at the University of the Philippines - Institute of Small-Scale Industries (UP-ISSI).
The program aimed to assist the agency in developing its Strategic Plan for 2026-2030 by equipping participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in strategic planning.
This review-workshop explored key models and frameworks, conducted thorough strategic analysis and environmental scanning, evaluated current organizational initiatives, and guided the formulation of PFDA’s Vision, Mission, Values, and key objectives for the 2026–2030 Strategic Plan.
To kickstart the workshop, Corporate Planning and Management Information Systems Department (CPMISD) Manager Ms. Gina J. Reyes discussed the results of the previous PFDA five-year plan based on identified key performance indicators (KPI) and the status of on-going PFDA initiatives as of December 2024.
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Working in collaborative groups, the participants reviewed the benefits of Strategic Planning in the Government and the Strategic Planning Framework Overview. They were also tasked to draft and review the PFDA Vision and Mission Statements, and the Core Values for the agency.
Afterwards, the participants conducted External Analysis (Environmental Scanning) using the PESTLE Analysis (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, Environmental) to identify the external effects to PFDA. Participants also engaged in strategic evaluation using the TOWS (Threats, Opportunities, Weaknesses, and Strengths) Analysis, a tool used to identify strategic objectives based on internal factors. Through these analyses, the participants were able to identify its strategic statements and strategic objectives.
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On the fourth day, the participants had a quick tour around the PFDA - Navotas Fish Port Complex (PFDA-NFPC).
Later in the day, they learned about the development of detailed action plans, metrics and evaluation through identification of KPIs, and Implementation and Transition of Change Management Plan.
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On the last day of the review-workshop, Corporate Planning Division-CPMISD Chief Mr. Aaron Amberson A. Dalisay presented the draft Strategic Plan for 2026-2030 of the agency.
PFDA Officer-in-Charge - Assistant General Manager Atty. Edward Campos, CPMISD Manager Ms. Gina J. Reyes, Internal Audit Department Manager Ms. Brenda T. Malapira, Administrative Services Department Officer-in-Charge Mr. Jose Abrenio Jr., and PFDA-NFPC Port Manager Ms. Luz P. Ortiz formed the panel for the presentation of the draft Plan.
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The five-day review-workshop was attended by 40 personnel (22 females, 18 males) from the PFDA - Central Office and PFDA Regional Fish Ports. Mr. Gerard Joseph B. Alava, professor at the Virata School of Business in UP Diliman, served as the resource speaker for the program.
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(Mark Angelo N. Perez, Katherine Ericka H. Cornejo, and Robert Gregory Q. Elardo - Public Information Division)
Philippine Fisheries Development Authority (PFDA) Regional Fish Ports (RFP) delivered 43,769.97 metric tons (MT) of fish for all their clients and stakeholders in the month of March 2025.
With a 23.06% increase, the PFDA - Davao Fish Port Complex (PFDA-DFPC) managed to deliver 266.516 MT of fish, this month’s highest percentage increase in fish unloading.
Subsequently, the PFDA - Iloilo Fish Port Complex (PFDA-IFPC) unloads 2,444.75 MT of fish, the second-highest increase with 6.88%.
On the other hand, the PFDA - Lucena Fish Port Complex (PFDA-LFPC) unloaded 1,729.17 MT of fish, resulting in a 2.47% increase in its fish delivery.
Meanwhile, the PFDA - General Santos Fish Port Complex (PFDA-GSFPC) experienced a decline in its monthly fish unloading volume but was still able to deliver an impressive 19,251.758 MT of fish, the highest unloading of the month.
Due to the northeast monsoon (Amihan), the PFDA – Navotas Fish Port Complex (PFDA-NFPC) had a slight setback in its unloading but still managed to deliver 17,909.954 MT of fish.
Additionally, the PFDA – Bulan Fish Port Complex (PFDA-BFPC) amassed 1,747.4 MT of fish.
Lastly, the PFDA - Zamboanga Fish Port Complex (PFDA-ZFPC) continued supplying its stakeholders with 420.42 MT of fish.
(Robert Gregory Q. Elardo - Public Information Division)
The Credit Cooperative of the Philippine Fisheries Development Authority (CCPFDA) held its General Assembly Meeting on March 27, 2025 at the Main Conference Room, PFDA Central Office, Diliman, Quezon City.
The assembly was called to present the CCPFDA's accomplishments for Corporate Social Responsibility for Calendar Year (CY) 2024, Presentation and Approval of Audited Financial Reports for CY 2024, Presentation of Plans & Programs and CY 2024 to CY 2026 Budget, and the trainings Attended by CCPFDA Officers and Members.
The CCPFDA also held a simultaneous election (physical and online voting) for new members of the CCPFDA Board of Directors and a new CCPFDA Auditor.
Mr. Rodel B. Gabuya of the PFDA-Navotas Fish Port Complex (PFDA-NFPC) and Mr. Thadeus A. Mariano of the PFDA Central Office (PFDA-CO) were elected as the new members of the cooperative’s Board of Directors. Meanwhile, Mr. Kim Francis L. Moralde of the PFDA-CO and Ms. Floraiza M. Pilar of the PFDA-NFPC became the new members of the Audit Committee.
The election was participated by cooperative members in the PFDA-CO, PFDA-NFPC, PFDA – General Santos Fish Port Complex (PFDA-GSFPC), PFDA – Camaligan Fish Port (PFDA-CFP), PFDA – Bulan Fish Port Complex (PFDA-BFPC), PFDA – Sual Fish Port (PFDA-SFP), and PFDA – Lucena Fish Port Complex (PFDA-LFPC).
(Robert Gregory Q. Elardo - Public Information Division with report and photo from Ms. Ma. Arlyn Andagao - Internal Audit Department)
Philippine Fisheries Development Authority - Davao Fish Port Complex (PFDA-DFPC) participated in the KADIWA launching ceremony on April 2, 2025 at the Davao Fish Port Complex, Toril District, Davao City.
This program marked a significant step forward in strengthening the region’s agricultural and fishery sectors, offering direct access to fresh, affordable goods for local communities.
The event was organized by the PFDA in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture (DA), local government units, farmers and fisherfolk, and other agencies, reinforcing the government’s commitment to food security, economic sustainability, and poverty alleviation.
PFDA-DFPC Port Manager Engr. Albert P. Aguinaldo expressed his gratitude for the collective efforts of government agencies, farmers, fisherfolks and consumers in making this possible.
“KADIWA highlights the importance of working together with different sectors to achieve sustainable programs. We remain committed to make Davao Fish Port not just a center for trade but also a partner in community development,” PM Aguinaldo noted.
Meanwhile, DA Regional Executive Director Macario “Bong” D. Gonzaga emphasized KADIWA’s core objectives. Subsequently, Mr. Jayson Rey Bayuba of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), Mr. Mark Dave Cabaloca of the Department of Social Welfare and Department (DSWD), and City Agriculturist’s Office of Davao Officer-In-Charge Mr. Antonio R. Obsioma shared their insights and support for the initiative.
Afterwards, the ribbon cutting ceremony commenced, symbolizing the formal launch of the KADIWA in the PFDA-DFPC. A total of 13 exhibitors with 27 participants from different government agencies, farmers, fisherfolks and stakeholders attended the event.
The next operation of KADIWA at the Davao Fish Port Complex will be on April 16 and 24, 2025.
The Kadiwa ng Pangulo aimed to foster cooperation between producers and consumers to achieve a thriving and self-sufficient agricultural sector ensuring a fresh, high-quality agricultural and fishery products that are sold at more affordable prices while giving producers fair market opportunities. It also promotes sustainable farming and fishing practices that contribute to food security and environmental conservation as well as to provide farmers and fisherfolk direct interaction and transaction.
(Jude Ciprian P. Ambong and Lemuel R. Advincula - PFDA-DFPC)
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Philippine Fisheries Development Authority (PFDA), through the Administrative Services Department - Procurement and Property Management Division (ASD-PPMD), conducted an Annual Physical Examination (APE) on March 18, 2025 at the PFDA - Central Office (CO), Diliman, Quezon City.
176 personnel from the PFDA-CO and the PFDA - Sual Fish Port underwent medical examinations such as chest x-ray, electrocardiogram (ECG), and laboratory tests including complete blood count, urinalysis, and blood chemistry.
This activity is in compliance with the Civil Service Commission (CSC) Memorandum Circular No. 33, which provides for the adoption of medical/health programs for government employees.
(Mark Angelo N. Perez and Robert Gregory Q. Elardo - Public Information Division)
The Philippine Fisheries Development Authority (PFDA) organized a seminar on Mental Health and Productivity on April 2 and 3, 2025 at the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) Auditorium in Diliman, Quezon City. The seminar featured the National Wages and Productivity Commission (NWPC) as the resource organization.
The seminar aimed to highlight the link between mental well-being and productivity, encourage proactive mental health practices, equip personnel with tools and techniques to manage stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges, and foster an open and supportive culture where discussing mental health is normalized and free of stigma.
Key topics covered included the importance of positive mental health in the workplace, recognizing signs of good mental health, common mental health issues and their impact on productivity, factors influencing mental well-being at work, and the significance of having support systems for maintaining mental health.
Ms. Reena Mae C. Ibanez from the NWPC served as the resource speaker and led the discussions.
To strengthen the learning experience, attendees joined two interactive activities: a word hunt with a personal sharing segment on hobbies that support mental wellness, and a role-play performance demonstrating effective responses to various mental health issues in the workplace.
A combined total of 156 PFDA-Central Office personnel (78 females and 78 males) participated in the seminar.
(Robert Gregory Q. Elardo and Katherine Ericka H. Cornejo - Public Information Division with report from Ma. Patricia Bernadette Ann M. Sims - Administrative Services Department)
Philippine Fisheries Development Authority (PFDA) participated in the Total Productive Maintenance Manual (TPMM) writeshop conducted by the University of the Philippines Institute for Small-Scale Industries (UP-ISSI). The training sessions were held on January 23-24, February 7, 14, 21, and 28, and March 13-14, 2025, through online and in-person sessions at E. Virata Hall, University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City.
Aimed to enhance maintenance strategies for PFDA’s Regional Fish Ports (RFPs), the writeshop equipped participants with knowledge on developing a TPMM framework, proactive maintenance practices, key performance metrics, and standardized equipment maintenance procedures. These efforts seek to optimize equipment efficiency, reduce downtime, and improve operational performance across fishery post-harvest facilities.
At the end of the writeshop, the participants were able to develop a TPMM framework, create detailed productive maintenance procedures for various electromechanical equipment and fishery post-harvest facilities, and prepare maintenance schedules, activities, and monitoring documents. Participants will refine the framework based on evaluator feedback before full implementation.
The writeshop was attended by 25 personnel (4 females and 21 males) from the PFDA Central Office and RFPs. The evaluation panel included Mr. Eric M. Sims, Officer-in-Charge of the PFDA Project Management Office, Mr. Rommel R. Ronda, Chief of the PFDA Accounting Division, Mr. Henry O. Palaca, PIE, MTM, President of Quality Plus Management Consulting Co., and Mr. Marvin I. Noroña, Professor of Mapua Institute of Technology.
(Robert Gregory Q. Elardo - Public Information Division with report and photos from Patrick Ceasar G. Cobarrubias - PFDA-TSD)
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