Republic of the Philippines: NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY AND STRATEGY 10 November 2011 Briefing for the 10th Annual Career Executive Service (CES) National Conference SCOPE OF PRESENTATION NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY INTRODUCTION FOUNDATIONS STRATEGIC CONTEXT EXTERNAL, INTERNAL AND STRATEGIC CONCERNS NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY FRAMEWORK NATIONAL SECURITY ASSESSMENT CARD INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION July 2011 National Security Plan 2011 - 2016 2011 - 2016 NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY Date Endorsed by the Ad-Hoc Cabinet Cluster on Security, : May 19, 2011 Date Signed: 7 July 2011 “…it is my distinct pleasure to issue and enunciate this National Security Policy (NSP) to provide the overarching framework that shall promote the people’s welfare and for the posterity of our nation...” “I, therefore, earnestly urge our people to support this National Security Policy, which is a people-centered document that lays down the foundation, and provides the enabling environment conducive in achieving security, peace and prosperity for our nation.” Date Signed: 7 July 2011 CONTENTS AND CHAPTERS Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION IMPORTANCE OF NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY NATIONAL SECURITY PLANNING PROCESS Chapter 2. FOUNDATIONS OF NATIONAL SECURITY CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY MEMORANDUM NO. 6 SERIES OF 2010 16- POINT AGENDA OF THE PRESIDENT THREATS, RISKS, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Chapter 3. STRATEGIC CONTEXT Chapter 4. EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT Chapter 5. INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT Chapter 6. OTHER STRATEGIC ISSUES Chapter 7. NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY (NS Policy) contains statement of principles that sets the strategic policy goals and objectives of the administration in order to attain the state or condition wherein the national interests of the Philippines, the wellbeing of its people and institutions; and its sovereignty and territorial integrity are protected and enhanced. CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION NSP creates the enabling environment conducive for the successful implementation of the PDP CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS The foundation of our NATIONAL SECURITY is drawn first and foremost from the Preamble of the 1987 Constitution, which states that: “We, the sovereign Filipino people, imploring the aid of almighty God, in order to build a just and humane society and establish a government that shall embody our ideals and aspirations, promote the common good, conserve and develop our patrimony, and secure to ourselves and our posterity the blessings of independence and democracy, under the rule of law and a regime of truth, justice, freedom, love, equality and peace …” CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS 16-POINT AGENDA (SUMMARIZED) A Commitment to Transformational Leadership (agenda 1 to 5) An Organized and Widely-shared Economy (agenda 6 to10) A Professional, Motivated, and Energized Government Service (agenda 11 to12) A Government that Promotes Equal Gender Opportunity (agenda 13) A Broadly Supported Just Peace and Order (agenda 14) A Government that encourages Sustainable Environment (agenda 15 to 16) CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 6, 2010 “ The NSA shall spearhead the formulation of the NSP and NSS for 2010 – 2016, in coordination with all concerned departments, agencies and instrumentalities of the government including governmentowned and controlled corporations and regional offices.” -- Section 1, Memorandum Order No. 6 dated 21 October 2010 CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY Socio-Political Stability Socio-Political Stability There is peace and harmony among divergent groups of people in the country, and mutual cooperation and support exists between the government and the people CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY Socio-Political Stability Ecological Balance Ecological Balance The environment is able to support sustainable development strategies for the benefit of the nation and the people who depend on it for existence CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY Socio-Political Stability Ecological Balance Territorial Integrity CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY Socio-Political Stability Ecological Balance Territorial Integrity External Peace and Harmony External Peace and Harmony The country and the people enjoy cordial relations with their neighbors, and they are free from any control, interference or threat of aggression from any of them CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY Socio-Political Stability Ecological Balance Cultural Cohesiveness Territorial Integrity External Peace and Harmony Cultural Cohesiveness The people share the values and beliefs handed down by their forebears and possess a strong sense of attachment to national community despite their religious, ethnic and linguistic differences CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY Socio-Political Stability Economic Solidarity Ecological Balance Cultural Cohesiveness Territorial Integrity External Peace and Harmony Economic Solidarity The economy is strong, capable of supporting national endeavors, and derives its strength from the people who have an organic stake in it CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY Socio-Political Stability Economic Solidarity Ecological Balance Moral-Spiritual Consensus Cultural Cohesiveness Territorial Integrity External Peace and Harmony Moral-Spiritual Consensus There is moral and spiritual consensus on the wisdom and righteousness of the national vision and they are inspired by their patriotism and national pride to participate vigorously in the pursuit of the country’s goals and objectives CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATIONS ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY Socio-Political Stability Economic Solidarity Ecological Balance Moral-Spiritual Consensus Cultural Cohesiveness Territorial Integrity External Peace and Harmony CHAPTER 3: STRATEGIC CONTEXT Philippines in a Global Landscape B. Philippines: an ASEAN Nation C. Philippines: a developing country D. Philippines: facing challenges of governance A. CHAPTER 4: EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT A. Global and Regional Geopolitical Issues B. Overlapping Territorial and Maritime Claims and Other Regional Concerns United States Japan ASEAN China Encroachments into PHL EEZ Others (South Korea, Australia, Russia and India) Possible Korean Peninsula Conflict The West Philippine Sea and elsewhere C.Regional Military Build-up and Weapons of Mass Destruction Arms Race Nuclear Proliferation CHAPTER 5: INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT A. Internal Armed Conflicts Communist Insurgency Secessionist Movement B. Terrorism Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) C. Weak Institutions Partisan Armed Groups (PAGs) Criminality Graft and Corruption Poverty CHAPTER 6: OTHER STRATEGIC ISSUES A. B. C. D. E. F. G. Overseas Filipino Migrants and Workers Transnational Crimes Climate Change and Global Warming Environmental Degradation Health Concerns Disasters and Crises Resource Issues (Food, Human Resources, Energy) CONTENTS AND CHAPTERS Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION IMPORTANCE OF NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY NATIONAL SECURITY PLANNING PROCESS Chapter 2. FOUNDATIONS OF NATIONAL SECURITY CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE ELEMENTS OF NATIONAL SECURITY MEMORANDUM NO. 6 SERIES OF 2010 16- POINT AGENDA OF THE PRESIDENT THREATS, RISKS, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Chapter 3. STRATEGIC CONTEXT Chapter 4. EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT Chapter 5. INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT Chapter 6. OTHER STRATEGIC ISSUES Chapter 7. NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES “Ends” CHAPTER 7: POLICY STATEMENT As a matter of policy, the State shall undertake the necessary steps to ensure that the Filipino National Community’s welfare, well being, ways of life, institutions; territorial integrity and sovereignty are enhanced and protected. CHAPTER 7: POLICY, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES THE STATE SHALL UNDERTAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO ENSURE THAT THE FILIPINO NATIONAL COMMUNITY’S WELFARE, WELL BEING, WAYS OF LIFE, INSTITUTIONS, AND TERRITORY AND SOVEREIGNTY ARE ENHANCED AND PROTECTED. PROMOTE INTERNAL SOCIO-POLITICAL STABILITY 1. 2. 3. 4. CAPACITATE THE PHILIPPINES TO EXERCISE FULL SOVEREIGNTY OVER ITS TERRITORY AND TO PROVIDE PROTECTION TO ITS MARITIME AND OTHER STRATEGIC INTERESTS CREATE THE ENABLING ENVIRONMENT IN ORDER TO ENSURE THE EFFECTIVE DELIVERY OF BASIC SERVICES, PROTECT OUR NATURAL RESOURCES, AND PROMOTE ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TO WIN THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF THOSE WITH VALID GRIEVANCES AND RETAIN THE ALLEGIANCE OF THE REST OF THE CITIZENRY STRENGTHEN THE INTEGRITY OF NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROMOTE GOOD GOVERNANCE THROUGH REFORMS IN THE SECURITY SECTOR PROMOTE THE PEACE PROCESS AS THE CENTERPIECE OF OUR INTERNAL SECURITY PROGRAM LAUNCH A HOLISTIC PROGRAM TO COMBAT TERRORISM CHAPTER 7: POLICY, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES THE STATE SHALL UNDERTAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO ENSURE THAT THE FILIPINO NATIONAL COMMUNITY’S WELFARE, WELL BEING, WAYS OF LIFE, INSTITUTIONS, AND TERRITORY AND SOVEREIGNTY ARE ENHANCED AND PROTECTED. PROMOTE INTERNAL SOCIO-POLITICAL STABILITY 1. 2. 3. 4. CAPACITATE THE PHILIPPINES TO EXERCISE FULL SOVEREIGNTY OVER ITS TERRITORY AND TO PROVIDE PROTECTION TO ITS MARITIME AND OTHER STRATEGIC INTERESTS PROMOTE EXTERNAL HARMONIOUS RELATIONSHIPS WITH OUR NEIGHBORS AND THE WORLD AT LARGE PURSUE REGIONAL COOPERATION IN VARIOUS AREAS ENHANCE OUR COOPERATIVE SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS WITH ALLIES AND NEIGHBORS DEVELOP A DEFENSE CAPABILITY TO PROTECT OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND STRATEGIC MARITIME INTERESTS NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY FRAMEWORK NATIONAL INTERESTS NATIONAL OBJECTIVES EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT PRESIDENT BENIGNO S. AQUINO III PRONOUNCEMENTS ENDURING PRINCIPLES NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY POLITICAL DIPLOMATIC INFORMATIONAL ECONOMIC MILITARY INSTRUMENTS OF NATIONAL POWER DECISION MAKING PROCESS STRATEGIC INDUSTRIES (PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS) RESOURCES RESOURCE GENERATION AND ALLOCATION NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY - It is the comprehensive outline on vital national security concerns and challenges and how the government plans to deal with them using the instruments of national power IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING NATIONAL SECURITY ASSESSMENT CARD 1.National Security Issue/Concern 4.Instrument of National Power 2.National Security Objective/s 5.Program or Project 6.Resources 3.Department/ Agency Name 7.Unit of Measure 8.Baseline Data (2010) 9.Yearly Assessment (+)/(-) 10.Expected Program Impact/ End State Manpower/ Human Capital Legal/E.O./ Issuances Funding /GAA PPP – Infra/ Industries NSC – SPO Form # 1 Objective: to assess the extent of the “Whole-of-Government” achievements in addressing priority national security issues and concerns. NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGIC GROUPINGS The NS Plan needs to be supported through the “whole-of-government” approach. Five (5) national security strategic groupings formed according to the typology on the instruments of national power in order to tackle concrete and realistic courses of action (COAs): Political Group Diplomatic Group Economic Group Information Group Military Group NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGIC GROUPINGS Grouping Political Indicative Areas of Concern Transnational Crimes (External) Internal Armed Conflicts (Internal) Terrorism (Internal) Weak Institutions Environmental Degradation Dept/Agencies DILG – Lead OPAPP DOJ DSWD DOH DA DAR LGUs (ULAP) LEDAC Ombudsman NCIP DEPED DENR DSWD CHED CSC NSC NCMF NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGIC GROUPINGS Grouping Diplomatic Indicative Areas of Concern Global and Regional Geopolitical Issues Overlapping Territorial and Maritime Claims and Other Regional Concerns Overseas Filipino Migrants and Workers Transnational Crimes Regional Military Build-up and WMD Climate Change and Global Warming Dept/Agencies DFA – Lead DTI DOLE POEA DND/AFP Think Tanks Academe NSC NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGIC GROUPINGS Grouping Economic Indicative Areas of Concern Internal Armed Conflict Weak Institutions Environmental Issues Strategic Resource Issues Overseas Filipino Migrants and Workers (Economic) Climate Change and Global Warming (Economic) Dept/Agencies NEDA – Lead DTI DPWH DOTC DENR DOT NSC DAR NAPC DILG AFP/PNP DOLE DOF BSP DSWD MMDA Academe Think Tanks Business Chambers Associations CCC DOE HUDCC DOST DBM NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGIC GROUPINGS Grouping Information Indicative Areas of Concern Strategic Messaging and Collection and analysis of information on all concerns Dept/Agencies Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office (PCDSPO) - Lead NSC NICA CICT NTC DND AFP-ISAFP AFP-J2/N2/A2/G2 PNP-DIDM BOC PCG NBI NAMRIA Media NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGIC GROUPINGS Grouping Military Indicative Areas of Concern Global and Regional Geopolitical Issues Overlapping Territorial and Maritime Claims and other Regional Concerns Transnational Crimes Regional Military Build-up and WMD Internal Armed Conflicts Terrorism Dept/Agencies DND – Lead OPAPP NAPOLCOM CHR AFP NBI BI PCG DILG DOJ DOTC PNP DFA NSC SUMMARY 1. National Security Policy 2011-2016 – “ends” of our National Security Plan 2. National Security Strategy - compendium of national security related programs, plans and sub-strategies which is the “ways and means” of our National Security Plan 3. National Security Assessment Card a. Identify and monitor the “whole-of-government” approach b. Identify opportunities to pursue a wide-base of public support involving Private Sector and the Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) www. gov.ph Official Gazette, Office of the President Republic of the Philippines: NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY AND STRATEGY End of Presentation