Corporate Governance Scorecard
NIA disclosures under the GCG Corporate Governance Scorecard for GOCCs, by calendar year.
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The National Irrigation Administration publishes its answers to the Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG) Corporate Governance Scorecard by calendar year. The current view shows CY 2025, Section I. Stakeholder Relationships (15%). All items shown are marked Yes.
1a. Stipulates the existence and scope of its effort to address customer's welfare? Answer: Yes. NIA has established a comprehensive and multi-layered policy framework that explicitly defines its commitment to the welfare of its primary stakeholders, particularly farmers, Irrigators Associations (IAs), and irrigation service beneficiaries, anchored on statutory mandates and institutional issuances.
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1b. Elaborates its efforts to interact with the communities in which they operate? Answer: Yes. NIA has institutionalized a community-centered and participatory governance framework supported by various Memorandum Circulars and programs for engagement, consultation, partnership-building, and community development involving IAs, Irrigation Service Cooperatives (ISCs), and local stakeholders.
Cited sources include CSR Statement, MC 122 s. 2025, MC 84 s. 2025, MC 45 s. 2025, MC 147 s. 2023, MC 57 s. 2023 Guidelines in the Organization and Development of ISCs, MC 42 s. 2023 Enhanced Implementing Guidelines for IA Model Farm (IAMF), MC 157 s. 2022 Guidelines and Procedures in the Conduct of Revised IA Functionality Survey and Annual Search for Outstanding IA Performers, MC 29 s. 2020 Increase in Maintenance Subsidy and MOUs on Enhanced Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty (EPAHP) and Program Convergence Budgeting (PCB), MC 108 s. 2018, MC 13 s. 2017 Guidelines on Free Irrigation Service.
2a. Customer health and safety. Activities include institutionalizing Social Environmental Impact Assessment (SEIA) for proposed National Irrigation Projects (NIPs) and Impounding Projects (IPs) for Environmental Compliance Certificate acquisition through MC 2 s. 2020, PPD-ED Desk Manual, and incident response such as Deflated Bustos Dam Rubber Gate No. 3 Now Under Control; No Danger to the Public, NIA and PNP partnership to secure irrigation in remote areas, and 10 agencies uniting for tech advancement.
2b. Interaction with the communities. Activities include stakeholder consultations in Management Plan formulation for Water Resources Supporting Irrigation Systems (RPWRSIS), stakeholder consultation in ongoing feasibility studies for social acceptability, EIA process for dam ECCs, and Year-end Accomplishments 2025.
2c. Environmentally-friendly value chain. Activities include ongoing Rehabilitation and Protection of Water Resources Supporting Irrigation Systems based on NIA Masterplan and DENR-NIA MOA s. 2019, feasibility-stage study on interventions to protect watershed resources, and Year-end Accomplishments 2025.
Separate CSR or sustainability report or section? Answer: Yes. CSR Statement, CY 2025 CSR Activities, and Tree Planting, Blood Letting and Gift-Giving Activities.
Contact details for stakeholders to voice concerns or complaints on violation of rights? Answer: Yes. Contact Us | National Irrigation Administration.
5a. Explicit health, safety, and welfare policy for employees? Answer: Yes. Framework includes MC 108 s. 2025 BayaNIAn disaster response program, MC 93 s. 2025 Mandatory Inclusion of Construction Safety and Health in Technical Specifications, MC 88 s. 2025 Guidelines on Magna Carta and Hazard Pay for S&T personnel under RA 8439 as amended by RA 11312, MC 6 s. 2025 100% Smoke-Free Environment, OC 6 s. 2025 Promoting Use of Stairs, OC 7 s. 2025 Resumption of Dental Services, MC 132 s. 2024 NIA Drug-Free Workplace Program Policy, MC 124 s. 2023 Designation as ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Committee, and completed activities for CY 2025.
5b. Publishes data relating to health, safety, and welfare? NIA implements smoke-free, drug-free, lectures on respiratory and pulmonary disease, breast cancer, cervical cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, urolithiasis, erectile dysfunction, sexually transmitted diseases, chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes mellitus, and bloodletting with Philippine Red Cross Q.C. Chapter, NIA Travelers Club, and Philippine Blood Center. Notes that systematic publication of consolidated data is being strengthened.
5c. Training and development programmes? Yes. Intensive internal training from January to December 2025 on technical skills, digital literacy, governance, and administration.
5d. Publishes data on training and development? Trainings for CY 2025 are listed.
Evidence files linked from the CY 2025 scorecard table.
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1c. Ensure that its value chain is environmentally friendly or is consistent with promoting sustainable development? Answer: Yes.