Mission/Vision/Core Values | Mandates | History | Org Structure | Key Officials
The Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) is the biggest among the executive departments. It covers road, rail, air, water and communications sectors. To carry out its mandate, it has 14 attached agencies/corporations and 4 line/sectoral offices.
The 4 line/sectoral offices are LTO, LTFRB, PCG and TELOF and the 14 attached agencies are TRB, OTC, MRT3, LRTA, PNR, PPA, CPA, MARINA, MIAA, MCIAA, PADC, PADC, CAB, NTC and the newly created CAAP.
Noteworthy to mention also that the Department is implementing 66 SONA projects that will spur more the country's economy upon completion.
The DOTC-OSEC, as of May 31, 2008 has a personnel complement of 487,
composed of 270 males and 217 females.
Our Mission
To provide the country with efficient, effective and secured transportation and communicaton systems that are globally competitive, compliant with international standards and responsive to the changing times.
Our Vision 2015
DOTC is a world class organization, providing integrated transport and communications services, connecting people islands, families communities and the nation with the rest of the world, and constantly responding for the environmentally sustainable and globally competitive transport and communications.
DOTC CORE VALUES
As an organization,
We value integrity and honesty. We practice what we say, formulate policies, programs, and projects
and properly use resources attuned with the DOTC Mission and Vission.
We are competent.
We constantly search for and apply new ideas, technologies and practices
to improve the delivery of services to our stakeholders.
We do the right things at the right time with the right attitude and behavior.
We provide our stakeholders and the general public access to relevant information.
We value and treat our stakeholders with utmost respect and care.
We, the members of the DOTC family, work as a team to attain common goals and objectives.
We commit everything to God for the continuous advancement of this Department and the nation as a whole.
