17 May 2024 - LEGAZPI CITY. The Philippine Statistics Authority Regional Statistical Services Office (PSA RSSO-V) held a strategic meeting with key officials of the Philippine Postal Corporation (PhilPost) to discuss the ongoing efforts and improvements in the delivery process of the national identification cards (PhillD) to citizens in the Bicol Region. This collaborative session aimed to address current challenges and enhance the efficiency and reliability of delivery of the National ID.
The meeting, held at PSA-V Office of the Regional Director Conference Room on 30 April 2024, was presided by Regional Director Cynthia L. Perdiz, CESO V, with the Chief Statistical Specialists and Officers-in-Charge of the Provincial Statistical Offices and Focal Persons and PhilSys personnel attending the said meeting. For PhilPost, Area Director Reynaldo M. Malacapo Jr., together with cluster supervisors, attended the said meeting.
Key points of discussions included the review of the current status of PhillD deliveries in the region, highlighting achievements and identifying bottlenecks affecting timely distribution. Also discussed were the coordination and communication efforts between PSA, PhilPost, and local government units (LGUs) to ensure accurate and efficient deliveries of the PhillDs. This included setting-up dedicated communication channels for real-time updates and feedback. The meeting also highlighted leveraging technology to streamline operations, such as implementing digital solutions for tracking deliveries and verifying recipients.
RD Cynthia L. Perdiz stated, “the PhilSys is a vital tool for enhancing public service delivery and promoting inclusive development. We are committed to working closely with PhilPost and other relying parties to overcome any obstacles in the delivery process and ensure the smooth implementation of PhilSys.
This meeting marks a significant step towards improving the PhillD delivery, reflecting the government’s dedication to enhancing public service efficiency and clientele satisfaction. Further updates and developments will be communicated as the collaborative efforts progresses.