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Strategies for Enforcing Values in the Public Sector. CIOF Conference May 19, 2006 Grand Ballroom, EDSA Shangrila Hotel. Ethics and Social Responsibility.
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Strategies for Enforcing Values in the Public Sector CIOF Conference May 19, 2006 Grand Ballroom, EDSA Shangrila Hotel
Ethics and Social Responsibility • Ethics is defined as the study of how decisions affect other people. It is also a study of people’s rights and duties, the moral rules that people apply in making decisions, and the nature of the relationships among people. • Social responsibility is defined in terms of what an organization does to influence the society in which it exists. • Ethics and Social responsibility are concepts that are fundamentally about the quality of our relationships over time.
The Tools of Ethics • Values: Relatively permanent desires that seem to be good in themselves. • Rights: Claims that entitle a person to take a particular action. • Duties: Obligations to take specific steps or obey the laws. • Moral Rules: Rules for behavior that often become internalized as moral values.
Institutionalizing Ethics • Code of conduct • Ethics committee • Ombudsman offices • Judicial bodies • Ethics training programs • Social audits which are reports describing activities in a given area of social interest such as environmental protection, workplace safety, or community involvement.
The PNP’s contributions to the creation of values and quest for goals
THE POLICE OFFICER’S PLEDGE • I will love and serve God, my country and people; • I will uphold the constitution and obey legal orders of the duly constituted authorities; • I will oblige myself to maintain a high standard of morality and professionalism; • I will respect the customs and traditions of the police service; and, • I will live a decent and virtuous life to serve as an example to others.
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P O L I C E Strategic Leadership
P O L I C E Back To Basics
P O L I C E Organizational Cleansing
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ORGANIZATIONAL REFORM in OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURES to enhance PNP strengths, and address weaknesses that block performance. O NEIGHBORHOOD PARTNERSHIPS for COMMUNITY-BASED ANTI-CRIME PROGRAMS. Networks of people and organizations to build a united front against crime. N EDUCATION, TRAINING AND BENEFITS IMPROVEMENT is our investment in the police who will do battle to win the streets. E
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PNPITP • National Policy and Institution Development • Police Operations • Facilities Development • Human Resources Development and Management • Administrative and Financial Management • Strategic Planning and Performance Management • Information and Communication Technology • Development of Best Practices • Public Information and Advocacy • Reform Management
Strategies • Activating the PNP education and training board • Strictly applying the individual evaluation rating system • Unconditionally implementing the PNP anti-corruption plan • Full modernization of the PNP clearance and licensing system • Adhering to the E-procurement law • Maximizing the PNP web portal