Top leadership has cited the Philippine Army in Eastern Visayas for its compliance to the Army
Transformation Roadmap (ATR).
Maj. Gen. Jet B. Velarmino, commander of the Army’s 8th
Infantry Division (8ID) received a plaque of recognition in behalf of the
military in the region during the Army Governance Forum 01-2015 at the general
headquarters on Jan. 30.
The recognition has been conferred for the 8ID’s second
stage compliant status of the Army Governance Pathway (AGP).
“This recognition bespeaks of the tireless efforts of the
Stormtroopers’ along with the shared responsibility of our stakeholders’ in
working closely together in pursuing the ATR. Now that we have gone this far, I
fervently hope that thru the same cooperation and collective effort, we will
achieve the third stage (Proficiency Stage) in the soonest possible time,”
Velarmino said in a statement Monday.
The 8ID has been cited for formally organizing stakeholders
as part of the governance process and passing an audit review. “This stage is
centered on alignment of resources and people to the strategy.”
The army division based in Catbalogan
City in Samar
convened on Nov. 11, 2014 the multi-sector Advisory Board (MSAB), which became
its strong partner in attaining the ATR by 2028.
The MSAB is composed of stakeholders from the public,
academe, business, private, health and religious sector. The board is tasked to
promote continuity, sustainability and shared responsibility in pursuit of the
8ID ATR.
Aside from 8ID, three other army infantry divisions achieved
the compliant status - 3rd ID, 6th ID, and the 9th ID.
The ATR is a transformation program anchored on the
Performance Governance System (PGS). It highlights the PA’s commitment to
pursue a genuine transformation program founded on good governance and
performance excellence.
It emphasizes a comprehensive approach in pursuing reforms
and covers all facets of the organization: from personnel, to resource
management, to internal processes and systems, and to mission accomplishments
and outcomes.
The primary purpose of the ATR is to transform the PA into a
more credible, dynamic, responsive, capable and professional army committed to
its mandate of serving the people and securing the land.
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