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UPDATES ON
DIGITALIZATION
EFFORTS
Secretary Ramon M. Lopez
Department of Trade and Industry
(DTI)
1
0 Peace and Order
Continue and maintain current macroeconomic policies,
1 including fiscal, monetary, and trade policies
Institute progressive tax reform and more effective tax collection,
2 indexing taxes to inflation
3 Increase competitiveness and the ease of doing business
Accelerate annual infrastructure spending to account for 5%
0-10 Point
4
5
of GDP, with Public-Private Partnerships playing a key role.
Promote rural and value chain development toward increasing
agricultural and rural enterprise productivity and rural tourism
Socio-
6
Ensure security of land tenure to encourage investments, and
address bottlenecks in land management and titling agencies
Invest in human capital development, including health and education
Economic
7 systems, and match skills and training to meet the demand of
8
businesses and the private sector
Promote science, technology, and the creative arts to enhance
innovation and creative capacity towards self-sustaining,
inclusive development
Agenda
Improve social protection programs, including the government’s
9 Conditional Cash Transfer program, to protect the poor against
instability and economic shocks
Strengthen implementation of the Responsible Parenthood and
10 Reproductive Health Law to enable especially poor couples to
make informed choices on financial and family planning
“Panahon na para
mawala na ang pila…
…all agencies and instrumentalities
of Government, are hereby
directed to make [all] possible
services available online.
…We need e-governance [to provide]
our people with the services they need
[from] the comfort of their homes or
workplaces.”
DIGITALIZATION Government Business Industries Human Capital
DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
RA 11032 Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government
Focus on Service Delivery Act of 2018
• Ease of doing RA 11517 Streamlining Government Services in times of
business National Emergency
• Streamlining of
processes A0 23 Eliminating Overregulation to Promote Efficiency
and Government Processes
• Automation
E0 129 Creating the Office of the Presidential Adviser on
Streamlining of Government Processes
6
DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Section 13
Central Business Portal now available to
the public via www.business.gov.ph to make
business registration easier
RA 11032: Ease
of Doing
Business
and Efficient
Government
Service Section 14
Delivery Act Philippine Business Data Bank allows
search for any established business in the
Philippines, which you can use to verify and
validate its existence as well as other
business related information.
https://databank.business.gov.ph/
DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
CENTRAL BUSINESS PORTAL
Phase I launched 28 January 2021
Processing time reduced to 3-4 days (from over 10 days)
1 5
Unified Application Form for Online Generation of TIN and
SEC, BIR, SSS, PhilHealth, Employer Numbers for SSS,
Pag-IBIG and FDA PhilHealth, Pag IBIG
6
Unified Employee Reporting
2 Online Registration with
SEC and BIR
Module for SSS, PhilHealth,
Pag IBIG
3
Online Generation of Certificate
7
Issuance of Secondary license featuring
of Registration for SEC and BIR FDA’s License to Operate for Center for
Drugs (pilot)
4 Online Payment for BIR filing and
registration fees 8 Online Application for Mayor’s Permit with the Local
Government of the Quezon City and 17 pilots LGUs
DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
CENTRAL BUSINESS PORTAL
Phase II
1 Philippine Business
Number 5 Online Payment
of Fees
22 Registration with DTI
and CDA 6 Expanded Unified Employee
Registration Module
Inclusion of Regular Domestic
Corporations and Foreign-Owned 7 Integration with FDA Center for
Food
3
Corporations through SEC ESPARC -
Electronic Simplified Processing of
Application for Registration of
Company 8 Integration with BFP
4 Registration with other agencies
issuing License to Operate 9 Integration with eBPLSLGUs
DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) GOV.PH
DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
National Government Agencies
•eFPS • Customer Care • PROMPT – Providing
•eBIRForms Portal System Reliable Operations
• eSPARC • InstaPay •ePay • (E2M) Electronic-to- and Management of
• ESPaySEC •eAFS Mobile System Ports through
• PesoNet •eAppointment • Electronic Cargo Technology
• CiFSS •eTCVD/eTCBP Targeting System • E-Permit
• QR Code Management
• OST •Tin Verifier Mobile App
System
SEC BSP BIR BOC PPA
•eKadiwa •Digital Rise Program •Geographic Information •Business Name • PNPKI Digital
•Vessel Monitoring •Public Education System Registration System
System (BFAR) • TradeNet •Project and Contract Signature
Network (PEN) •Product Certification
•Bantay Presyo •Learner Information • Tax Exemption Management Application Information • GOV.PH
System (LIS) •eBid Portal Management System
•BayaniKita App System •Project Procurement • Central Business
•Rice Crop Manager •DepEd Commons •e-Presyo Portal
Management Plan
•Philippine Rice •LR Portal Application •IRegIS
Information System •Open Educational •Civil Works Application •PCAB • iBPLS
Resources (OER) • NJIS
DA DEPED DOF DPWH DTI DICTDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
SEC Digital Initiatives
• Electronic Simplified Processing of Application for Registration of Company (eSPARC)- online
facility for end to end corporate registration starting from verification of proposed corporate name,
preparation of articles of incorporation and bylaws, up to payment of registration fees with the SEC.
• Electronic System for Payments to SEC ( ESPaySEC) for online payment of registration fees
• Online Submission Tool ( OST) for registered corporations to submit compliance with the reportorial
requirements under existing laws, rules, and regulations.
• Company Investments and Financial Statistical System (CiFSS), where relevant company information
may be stored and easily accessed.DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Digital Transformation Initiatives (DTI)
Searching Accredited
Laboratories SystemDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
DTI Business Name Registration in 8 minutes!
Apply. Pay. Download.
Business Name Registration Next Generation system launched in 2019 is an end to end business name registration
for sole proprietors made available, easy and convenient through your mobile – https://bnrs.dti.gov.ph.
916,163 Business Names registered
in 2020, the highest number for the past 10 years.
Major shift in the payment of BN registration fees
from Over-the-Counter to Online Payment. Payment Amount 2019 vs 2020
PHP 119,078,176
2019 PHP
68% online payment transactions in 2020 vs. 2020
224,214,064
PHP 169,771,500
PHP 355,570,440
35% in 2019. PHP 0 PHP 100,000,000PHP 200,000,000PHP 300,000,000PHP 400,000,000
Online DTI TellerDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
Electronic Filing E-BIR forms BIR E-Pay Electronic Audited
and Payment System Financial Statement
eTCVD/eTCBP
Both eFPS and eBIRForms Systems are continuously being improved/enhanced to
align with the requirements of TRAIN and CREATE Laws.DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC 2 MOBILE (E2M)
STABILIZATION
CUSTOMER CARE PORTAL SYSTEM
E2M maintenance updates have resulted in ELECTRONIC TRACKING OF
the improvement of the overall CONTAINERIZED CARGO
Enables stakeholders to
performance, stability and maintainability (E-TRACC)
electronically lodge and track the
if the E2M system.
status of their inquiries, request, and Allows for real-time monitoring of
concerns. inland movements of containerized
ONLINE PAYMENT PLATFORM FOR cargo using a GPS-enabled tracking
INVENTORY MANGEMENT MISCELLANEUOS FEES (PAYMAYA) device to secure transport to the
Bureau of
intended destination.
SYSTEM (IMS) CY-CFS & CBW Aims to ensure tax collection efficiency
Monitors real-time status of import and seamless customs services by
Customs (BOC) goods and raw materials transferred,
stored, and withdrawn in the
allowing online payment of miscellaneous
fees through PayMaya
ELECTRONIC VALUE
REFERENCE INFORMATIONS
Digitalization
warehouse to protect government SYSTEM (E-VRIS)
revenues against technical Serves as a risk management tool
smuggling.
BALIKBAYAN BOX & PARCEL
that operates in the E2M System to
Efforts TRACKING SYSTEM
Provides stakeholders with updates on ascertain in the veracity of any
statement, document, or declaration
GOODS DECLARATION their parcel or balikbayan box as it goes
presented for customs valuation
VERIFICATION SYSTEM (GDVS) through the different stages of customs
purposes.
Designed to combat red taped and clearance and enables the Bureau to
monitor the efficiency of BOC officials and
ICT Systems promote transparency and efficiency
through random assignment of personnel. DOCUMENT TRACKING
Implemented entries for assessment to any BOC SYSTEM (DTS)
examiner and appraiser working at Allows the monitoring and tracking
UNIVERSAL RISK MANAGEMENT
The BOC implemented the following the port, effectively eliminating face- of documents received and
to-face transactions with customs SYSTEM (URMS)
ICT projects to further facilitate and generated by various offices of the
personnel. The system also provides Enables risk and compliance prediction as Bureau to improve processing time
enhance stakeholders’ engagement an Artificial Intelligence Tool promoting
importers and brokers electronic and in compliance to Republic Act
and ensure seamless simplified access to real-time information on automation and lesser human No. 11032, otherwise known as the
customs service. the status of their goods declaration. intervention. “Anti-Red Tape Act of 2007”DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Department of Finance (DOF)
TradeNet an interoperable online
platform to reduce processing time and
harmonize the permitting procedures Ease of Doing Business TradeNet for Trade Facilitation
TradeNet Features
Philippine
and Users
involved in the application of import Streamlined and 76 Government Trade Facilitation
and export permits. Issues: Simplified Agencies
• Calculate duties and
taxes
10-20 unique paper Processes Connected
documents • Search Tariff
Resolves: • Have access to Trade-
Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA)’s Simplification of documents
Public
related Catalogues
Memorandum Circular (MC) 2021-01 Issues:
User
3 days to 3 weeks Processing
issued last 5 March 2021. Time
Linked to the ASEAN
• Apply for Accreditation,
Licensing Permit, etc.
Resolves:
Single Window • Monitor (Status, Process,
10 to 30 minutes
Processing Time Email Notification)
Two (2) agencies live pilot.
• Declare Import/Export
Issues: Shipment
Market
Four (4) agencies are in the
High cost- time,
manpower etc. User
Resolves: • Create Application
preparatory stage of going live. Reduction to turn around
time Cloud based Automated Form
Thirteen (13) agencies are undergoing Issues: • Design Process
Waste and lost of paper Workflow
Business Process Re-engineering and • Process Permit
process refinements. Resolves:
Paperless clearance and Interoperability Platform Agency
Application
User
• View and Generate
Twenty – six (26) are admitted for
permit
Reports
configuration and linking.DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINASDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Combined PESONet and InstaPay
1,600 3% in volume 120
9% in volume 3% in value
17% in value
1,400 83% in volume
40% in value 100
1,200
Millions
Billions
80
1,000 122% in volume
59% in value
800 60
600
40
400
20
200
- -
Q1 2020 Q2 2020 Q3 2020 Q4 2020 Q1 2021
Value VolumeDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
EGov Pay
53% volume
45.0 14,000
74% value
40.0
12,000
35.0
30% volume 10,000
30.0
Value in Millions
5% value
299% volume
8,000
Volume
25.0 59% value
20.0 6,000
11% volume
15.0 367% value
4,000
10.0
2,000
5.0
0.0 0
Q1 2020 Q2 2020 Q3 2020 Q4 2020 Q1 2021
Value VolumeDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
QR Ph (Monthly Basis)
600.0 70.0
500.0 60.0
Volume in Thousands
12,888% Volume
Value in Millions
50.0
400.0 46,238% Value
40.0
300.0
30.0
200.0
20.0
100.0 10.0
0.0 0.0
Volume ValueDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
P2P QRPh P2M QRPh
Person-to-Person Person-to-Merchant
Launched in Nov 2019 For greater interoperability Pilot Launch
20 participating BSFIs among payment service in Q2 2021
as of March 2021 providers (PSPs)DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Landbank of the Philippines
INTERNET BANKING E-PAYMENT AND COLLECTION SERVICES
LANDBANK weAccess LANDBANK Link.BizPortal
The LANDBANK weAccess is the Bank’s Internet banking The LANDBANK Link.BizPortal is a web-based payment system
facility for institutional clients which allows private and that allows customers to settle their dues and obligations to
government entities with enrolled Regular Savings, Current government and private institutions.
Accounts and High Yield Savings Accounts to manage their
transactions online. Electronic Tax Payment System (eTPS)
The e-Tax Payment System (eTPS) allows clients with enrolled
LANDBANK iAccess accounts to enjoy paperless tax filing and online payment via
The LANDBANK iAccess is a retail Internet banking facility the Internet.
which allows individual clients with enrolled savings ATM
accounts, regular current, and current accounts with ATM
access to enjoy the convenience of secure online banking DIGITAL ONBOARDING SYSTEM
services anytime and anywhere.
Launched in 2018, the LANDBANK Digital Onboarding System
Electronic Modified Disbursement System (eMDS)
(DOBS) is a web application primarily aimed to reduce account
LANDBANK offers real-time banking convenience to National
opening time by simplifying the account enrollment process for
Government Agencies through the LANDBANK Electronic
the convenience of its depositors.
Modified Disbursement System (eMDS), which provides a
secure Internet-based facility that streamlines the tedious and
costly processing of MDS transactions and eliminates physical OTHERS
transmission of required documents and reports.
LANDBANK Mobile Payment Application (LANDBANKPay App)
The LANDBANK Mobile Banking Application (MBA) The LANDBANKPay App is a customer-enabled mobile
The LANDBANK MBA is one of the Bank’s popular e-banking application that facilitates opening of a virtual (cardless)
channels, and provides clients with convenient access to a transactional Mastercard prepaid account that offers mobile-
wide array of financial and non-financial transactions through based payment services which stores payment card
their smartphones anytime, anywhere. information in a mobile device.DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Development Bank of the Philippines
Digitalization Efforts
DBP successfully disbursed more than P50-billion under the Small Business
Wage Subsidy (SBWS) program by using a unique fund disbursement
approach that harnessed automation, financial technology, and the
strength of its partner ecosystems to distribute funds quickly and efficiently
to both banked and unbanked recipients.DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
ONLINE
APPLICATION
SYSTEM
BAYANIHAN
CARESDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
E-governance: online lending
BAYANIHAN CARES
ONLINE APPLICATION SYSTEM
ONLINE LOAN APPLICATION CREDIT INVESTIGATION
BORROWER REGISTRATION SYSTEM
1 2 CREDIT STANDING ASSESSMENT MODULE
www.bayanihancares.ph - • Generate NFIS report from BAPCB
Multi factor authentication • System-generated email notifications
1. System generated Email Verification
2. One-Time- Pin sent to registered mobile phones
3 4 ELECTRONIC CREDITING
DOCUMENT VERIFICATION OF LOAN PROCEEDS
BORROWER REGISTRATION ASSESSMENT LOAN RELEASE MODULE
• Online validation of documents and information Loan Release Document Signing
• System-generated email notifications • E-signature and One- Time-Pin of loan documents
Php 3.51 billion approved loans
37,989 borrowersDIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Department of Education (DepEd)
DepEd Information and Communications Technology System COVID-19 pandemic interventions
a. DepEd Commons released in March 2020 loaded with Open Educational Resources (OERs). Reached 9.5M users and was in
the Top 4 most searched website in SY2020. Zero-rated by Telcos for free access to learning resources. Over 10M unique
users
b. Online training sessions covering 10 courses on how to use ICT for teaching. Over 1.4M participants attended training
sessions of Forr the VIRTUAL INSET: 1.6M viewers over 475K digital certificate.
c. DepEd TV established in August 2020 , trained 107 teacher-broadcasters and 72 production personnel, produced 130
episodes oK-12 video lectures per week that would be broadcasted in over 10 TV stations from Mondays to Saturdays.
d. DepEd online assessment system piloted in June 2020 for the English Proficiency Test for teacher applicants. Next the
system is Accreditation and Equivalency Test.
e. Professional Development System launched in June 2020 to automate the conduct of teacher training. The system allowed
automation of training sessions with quality still being ensured by requiring participants to pass a test before certificates
were issued.
f. DepEd Learning Management System (LMS) released in October 2020 to facilitate the conduct of virtual classes where
teachers could monitor the different tasks assigned to learners. Also allows teachers to conduct online quizzes to assess
the effectiveness of the learning continuity plan. The LMS is stillin the process of being released to teachersand learners.
g. E- books with Filipino Sign Language (FSL) are currently being produced to ensure that deaf learners are not left behind.
h. Online tutoring sessions targeted at guiding parents on how to assist their children , initiated in January 2021. These
sessions have been attended by as many as 1.4M participants and are now being conducted for K-12 subject areas in three
major dialects.
i. DepEd’s procurement program shifted towards devices that would equip teachers with the tools they would need to
conduct blended learning. Over 36,000 laptops were procured in December 2020 and another set of 113,000 laptops are
being procured for FY2021.DIGITALIZATION OF GOVERNMENT
Local Government Units
# LGUs
Local Government Units # LGUs with BPLS Percentage
Automation
HUCs 33 30 91%
Component Cities 110 72 65%
1st Class Municipalities 319 165 52%
JMC No. 01 s. 2021
Guidelines for Processing Business
2nd Class 170 70 41% Permits, Related Clearances and License
Municipalities in All Cities and Municipalities
3rd – 6th Class 884 256 30%
Municipalities
LGUs directed to put up Electronic
Grand Total 1516 593 39% Business One-Stop Shop until June 17.
Source: DILG-Bureau of Local Government Development BPLS Compliance Report,
as of April 14, 2021JMC No. 01 s. 2020
Streamlined guidelines for the
issuance of permits, licenses, and
certificates for the construction of
To address the need shared passive telecommunications
tower infrastructure ( PTTIs)
for digital
connectivity, RA 11494 Sec 4(ii)
internet speed and Bayanihan to Recover as One Act
stability - or fast,
reliable, affordable
EO 127
internet services… Expanding the provision of
internet services through
inclusive access to satellite
servicesDIGITALIZATION OF BUSINESS
RA11494 - Bayanihan to Recover as One Act
DIGITALIZATION Section 4, (JJ) Directing the DTI, in coordination with
OF BUSINESSES other implementing .-agencies, to accelerate and
undertake massive promotion of online commerce and
offer technical and financial assistance through GFIs to
those engaged in E-Commerce, such as those involved
in internet retail, digital financial services, digital
media, and ride-hailing.' These include programs
that will expedite the digitalization of
MSMEs and cooperatives through, training subsidies
for onboarding or starter kits, wage support for new
online enterprises, upskilling/reskilling and other
activities as may be defined by the DTI, Cooperative
Development Authority (CDA), DICT, Technical
Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA),
and Commission on Higher Education (CHED);Updated the Philippine e-commerce
roadmap 2016-2020 and launched the
e-Commerce Philippines 2022
Roadmap last January 29
SPEED
SECURITY SALES
STRUCTURE“ We need to build trust and confidence in online transactions, stronger protection for online consumers and enabling measures for online businesses… President Rodrigo Duterte 2020 State of the Nation Address
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DIGITALIZATION OF BUSINESSES
Outcomes and Measures of Success
Outcome Metric 2020 Baseline 2021 Targets 2022 Targets
Outcome 1: % Share to GDP 3.4% 4.3% 5.5%
Contribution of
eCommerce to the Php 599 B Php 850B Php 1.2T
Value in US$,B
Economy Increased ($12 B) ($17 B) ($ 24 B)
Outcome 2:
TBD based on 2021
Availability of > 2020 hiring > 2021 hiring
Hiring Success Rate Job Outlook
digitally skilled success rate success rate
Survey
workers
Outcome 3:
Number of e-
Increased number
of eCommerce
Commerce
enterprises
500,000 750,000 1,000,000
enterprises
eCommerce Philippines 2022 RoadmapDIGITALIZATION OF BUSINESSES
PSIC 47913 Retail Sale via Internet BN registered during pandemic
Total number of business names related to online increased by 381% from 1,848 (pre
retail reached 98,542 from 2020 to 15 April 2021 pandemic 2020) to 8,898 (Jan-Mar 2021)
PRE COVID Period Q1 2020 vs Q1 2021
2020 Jan 1 - Mar 31 1,848 2020 2021
4000
COVID Period january
3000 February
86,726
March
2020 Apr 1 - Dec 31
2000
2021 Jan 1 - Mar 31 8,898
1000 january February
March
2021 Apr 1 - Apr 15 1,070
0
january February March
Total 96,69436
DIGITALIZATION OF BUSINESSES
Reboot Program for MSMEs
Enabling Partners
» Launched in April 2020 to
assist MSMEs need to
expand their business from
offline to online during the
pandemic
» Reboot Package consists
⋄ Training (CTRL+BIZ:
Reboot Now)
⋄ Waiving of
onboarding fees
⋄ Access to loans
⋄ Discounts from
Learning Partners Agency Partner logistics/delivery
partners
⋄ Free 3-month
internet subscription
to new subscribers
(PLDT)75 Sessions TRADE. TOURISM. LOGISTICS
28,193 Participants
90 Topics on e-Commerce
Doing Business OnlineDIGITALIZATION OF BUSINESSES
e-Governance
Series One
Apr 29 – May 2, 2020
SERIES 1
Panel Discussion: HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH E-COMMERCE
Series Three x DOT
Panel Discussion: HOW TO DO MARKETING FOR E-COMMERCE Series 3: Reboot Tourism Now
Master Class: WHY SHOULD I TAKE MY BUSINESS ONLINE Building Your Online Presence with Facebook
Master Class: HOW TO SET-UP YOUR BUSINESS ONLINE? INDUSTRY OVERVIEW: E-COMMERCE & TOURISM
Master Class: HOW TO SELL YOUR PRODUCT ONLINE Masterclass: Pivoting With Purpose: How To Turn Challenges Into Opportunities
Panel Discussion: HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH E-COMMERCE?
Panel Discussion: HOW TO COMPLETE THE ONLINE SELLING PROCESS WITH E-FULFILLMENT Master Class: WHY SHOULD I TAKE MY BUSINESS ONLINE?
MEET YOUR ENABLERS! Part 1&2
Master Class: HOW TO SET-UP YOUR BUSINESS ONLINE?
Master Class: CONVERTING YOUR RETAIL BUSINESS TO ONLINE IN THE COVID19 CRISIS
MEET YOUR ENABLERS! Part 1 & 2
Master Class: HOW TO SCALE-UP AND AUTOMATE YOUR BUSINESS FOR GROWTH
Series 4: Kain Na 2020
Panel Discussion: HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH E-COMMERCE
RUNNING YOUR BUSINESS IN THE TIME OF COVID
Panel Discussion: HOW TO MANAGE E-PAYMENTS
TRENDS IN FOOD/TOURISM BUSINESS
UNDERSTANDING THE E-COMMERCE ECOSYSTEM
DIGITAL MKT 101: BOOSTING YOUR DIGITAL FOOTPRINT
Series 2 DTIxDOT KAIN NA! 2nd Leg
HOW TO REGISTER YOUR ONLINE BUSINESS?
Master Class: ONLINE TAXATION Health and Safety Guidelines Governing the Operation of Travel and Tour Agencies
Master Class: Intellectual Property and Tour Guides Under the New Normal and the new DOT Online Accreditation
Masterclass: MEET YOUR ENABLERS PART 1&2 System
TIPS TO SUCCESSFUL ONLINE SELLING
E-FULLFILLMENT : Fullfillment / E-commerce Logistics: MSMEs must-knows about Inventory Leveraging the Online Market Place for Tourism Stakeholders
Management, Warehousing, Pick and Pack and Delivery
ONLINE PAYMENT : Moving away from the Old and Cashing in with the New! Modern Money
Successful Offline-to-Online Food Tourism Crossovers
Management through Online Payments
Jumpstarting Your Food Business through Certifications
HOW TO FINANCE YOUR E-COMMERCE TRANSFORMATION: Make the Jump!
The Basics of Financing your E-Commerce Transformation Viber as Quarantine Star
Master Class: Bakit para sa 'yo ang E-commerce? (O baka hindi talaga)
Facebook Special Building Effective FB Ad Creatives
Building Your Online Presence with FacebookOnline Learning Sessions
Supply Chain and Logistics
Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Logistics Strategic Management
Supply Chain Strategic Management
Warehouse and Central Operations Management
Materials Management and Inventory Control Philippine Trade Training Center WEBINARS
Transport Management and Cargo Handling Strategies February-November 2020
Advance and Sustainable Supply Chain Management
- Basic and Advanced Microsoft Excel
EnjoyPH on Digital Marketing
- Innovative Finance Series
Defining and Establishing Your Brand Online - Digital Marketing
The Winning Formula in the Digital Age - Design and Product Development
Success through Digital Technology and Marketing - Digital Design
- Business Opportunities through Digital
The Power of Data to Win in the Digital Space
Fabrication
Integrated Digital and Data Strategies for Business and Personal SuccessDIGITALIZATION OF BUSINESSES
Ongoing e-Commerce ProgramsDigital Digital Marketing
Through BDTP social media
pages, MSMEs and their
products are showcased to
reach more consumers.
Orders are taken before the
Online Pre-event event via direct messages and
Order-taking social media and confirmed
orders are prepared for pick up
on the scheduled date.
Since the postponement of the National Food Fair (NFF) 2020 due to
COVID-19 threat, the DTI through the BDTP has been assisting Contactless The Bagsakan Special Project
MSMEs, local farmers, fruit growers and cooperatives sell their fresh has also helped encourage
Payment and
produce and food products through the Bagsakan Special Project. MSMEs adopt digital
Delivery of Products transactions in their
From helping mango growers from Guimaras in March, the Bagsakan businesses through
Special Project strengthened as a commitment in adherence to the contactless payment and
“Bayanihan We Heal as One Act” to ensure the availability of food logistics services apps.
products and help MSMEs sell their products and support the economy
during the pandemic. MSMEs/farmer/cooperatives
Selling Activity can sell directly and receive
Direct selling by Lower MSMEs/Farmer outright payment from their
MSMEs/farmer prices for coops receive consumers/buyers.
coops to buyers consumers. outright
and consumers. payment.Digital Bagsakan Special Project
2020 Accomplishments 2021 Accomplishments
As of March 26, 2021
29 200 The BDTP, in coordination with the DTI Region 2, mounted the online
Grand Bagsakan which sold tons of fresh produce from Region 2 in
partnership with e-commerce platform, Mayani.PH and GCASH.
Bagsakan Events MSMEs, fruit growers,
farmers’ and social coops
assisted Php 54.38
600,732 tons
Php
18.73 M 27 Sales Generated Volume of fresh produce sold
Total sales generated Provinces assisted
1,200 200
farmers jobs
Farmers assisted Jobs generatedVirtual National Food Fairs
2020 National Food Fair x Shopee
A pilot project between the DTI-BDTP, Shopee, DTI E-Commerce Office and DTI-ROG to sell MSME
products online
Duration: May 16-17, 2020
300 MSMEs live on Shopee.PH website and Shopee Mobila app
Php 150,000 sales generated
The Hybrid National Food Fair 2021 will combine the excitement
of traditional and physical event and the advantages and
flexibility of a digital or online event which allows the
participation of exhibitors and visitors who could not join
physically because of travel restrictions and health protocols.
Virtual Fair Online NFF
May 1– 31, 2021 May 10–16, 2021
E-commerce Platform Shoppee PH
Facebook Live
YouTube LiveVirtual National Trade Fairs
5,580
111 MSME exhibitors from 13 Regions Visitors/
Buyers
Total number of visitors during the fair:
• Day 1 – 1,645 • Day 4 – 682 • Day 7 - 821
• Day 2 – 916 • Day 5 – 237
• Day 3 - 853 • Day 6 - 426
PhP Onsite sales based on reports submitted by
Including
7.7 48 MSMEs. International visitors from 31 countries, mostly from
Sales of 68 MSMEs are being monitored with 121 the US, Singapore, Hong Kong, UAE, Australia, South
Million Int’l
Africa and Canada from F&B, retail, apparel,
the assistance of the DTI Regional Offices. Visitors
manufacturing, government, and hospitality.
MSME Top-sellers: Most visited booths:
• Crissander Enterprises (Reg 7) – PhP 1.56 M • ANGIE'S YAKAN HANDLOOM WEAVING - 752
• Tumandok Craft Industries (Reg 6) - PhP 1.51 M • AIROMS LEATHER CRAFT – 733
• Binuhat Arts and Crafts (CARAGA) - PhP 1.23 M • AISHE FASHION – 695
• Cocoplus Aquarian Dev’t Corp (Region 4A) – PhP 254 K • ALCALA WOMEN’S RIC MPC – 691
• Bevz Handicrafts (Reg. 6) - PhP 204 K • AMAZING LIVELIHOOD ASSOCIATION - 662
Feedback from MSME exhibitors
• The VNTF achieved favorable feedback from exhibitors who claimed that the event generated leads for their
businesses. Majority of the exhibitors also expect to join two to four VNTFs every year.PWD Online Marketing Campaign
Biz-Ability Online Campaign
thru BDTP Facebook Page: 7/30-8/12, 2020
• 19 PWD-led MSMEs assisted
• 21 Batches of photos posted in social media.
• 103,174 Post reach in social media.
• 9,331 social media clicks, comments and reactions.
Total Sales – Php 306,534 (2 weeks)
• Cash Sales – Php 73,374
• Booked Orders – Php 233,160
Best Seller – Mindanao Association of Muslims with Disability,
Inc. (MAMDI)
• Products: leather sandals, wallets, belts, batik bags,
pouches, batik shoes and sandals
A partnership between BDTP, RGMS, KMIS and ROG
Media coverage by ABS-CBN TV Patrol, ANC, Perfect Morning,
Philippine News Agency, RadyoNatin, Business Mirror,
NewsbytesGawang Pinay Digital Store 24 August to September 30, 2020
A collaboration among BDTP, RGMS, KMIS and ROG
In partnership with
https://unionbank.globallinker.com/mobile/GawangPinay
Featured MSMEs (women-led, women-
96 managed or with at least 50% women
workforce)
11 Regions
Participated
Php 443,438 Total Sales
Generated
Fashion and accessories; Food and
Featured beverages; Gifts and souvenir; Health
Products and beauty; Home and living#TatakPinoy @ Shopee PH
Tatak Pinoy @ Shopee PH (Feb. 19 to 21, 2021)
122 MSMEs Showcased
Php 63,000.00 Sales Generated
The BDTP’s National Trade Fair Pop-Up Store and Go Lokal! Shopee Mall
showcased Filipino MSMEs and their products during the #TatakPinoy Virtual Fair
on Shopee PH mobile app and website.
The event connected thousands of consumers and showcased the products of 122
MSMEs comprised of national trade fair entrepreneurs, Go Lokal! suppliers,
MSMEs of Kalakal CALABARZON and Treasure of Region 12, as well as DTI sellers
with the USAID’s Women Entrepreneurship Program (WEP).
On sale were products with Local Ingredients, Beauty Picks and Local Fashion
Favorites.MSMEs onboarding to digital platforms /
marketplaces
The BDTP is helping MSMEs pivot to online selling by onboarding
them to various e-commerce platforms such as Lazada, Shopee,
and UnionBank GlobalLinker.
43 MSMEs 5 MSMEs
Unique
609 MSMEs
328 MSMEs 733 Live Sellers
Products
85 MSMEs 272 MSMEs 1,233 OnboardedMSMEs onboarding to digital platforms / marketplaces
Number of MSMEs
“Live in E-
E-Commerce Platform
Endorsed commerce
Platforms”
Carousell 22 5
Lazada Marketplace 46 35
LazMall 135 14
Shopee Mall 135 14
Shopinas – Go Lokal! 79 37
Shopinas – Go Lokal Home! 5 -
Shopinas – Marahuyo 7 6
UnionBank GlobalLinker Market Place 13
UnionBank GlobalLinker – Go Lokal! Mall 57 19
TOTAL 486 143*
*Unique Count of MSMEs: 92 out of 143 Live SellersOnboarded Go Lokal Products in E-commerce Platforms
Number of
E-Commerce Platform Products
Onboarded
(January 2021 and March 2021)
LazMall 206
Shopee Mall 206
Shopinas – Go Lokal! 326
Shopinas – Marahuyo 71
UnionBank GlobalLinker – Go Lokal! Mall 355
TOTAL 1,1642020 Go Lokal! Virtual Events
Lazada's Love Lokal
October 23-24, 2020
ASEAN Online Sale Virtual Metro
August 8, 2020 Community Bazaar
October 14-December 31, 20202021 Go Lokal! Virtual Events
Virtual Launch of Silid Work-
From-Home Collection and
Virtual Shopee Mall Tatak Pinoy New Look of the Go Lokal
February 19-21, 2021 Concept Store
National Trade Fair
January 27-February 4, 2021 February 26, 20212021 Go Lokal! Virtual Campaigns – LazMall
FEBRUARY 2021
OTHER CAMPAIGNS FOR FEBRUARY
Fresh Finds Weekend: Love Lokal (02/06 - 02/07)
Mommy & Me: Lazmom (02/08 -10)
PayDay x Valentines (02/15-02/17)2021 Go Lokal! Virtual Campaigns – LazMall MARCH 2021
2021 Go Lokal! Virtual Campaigns – Shopee Mall
JANUARY 2021: Steals of the Week (01/25 to 01/31)
FEBRUARY 20212021 Go Lokal! Virtual Campaigns – Shopee Mall MARCH 2021
DOST OneSTore.ph
• Relaunching of OneSTore.ph last June 19, 2021, an online market for locally made goods.
• The project supports the #PinasMunaTayo movement that promotes local economic growth in the country by patronizing,
buying, and supporting local businesses, products, and services.
• OneSTore.ph is part of DOST’s efforts to assist the Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP), in which they
encourage and assist MSMEs in adopting progressive technological practices to further operations.DIGITALIZATION OF BUSINESSES
An e-commerce platform designed to connect farmers to
buyers through an efficient and transparent end-to-end
market-based system. The platform was officially launched
on Dec. 14, 2020 in collaboration with DA, DTI, and USAID.
Consolidation reduced average
transport cost from ₱15 to ₱20 per kilo
to ₱3 - ₱5 per kilo
Reduced average post-harvest losses
from 40% to 50% to 5% to 10%
New supply chain business modelDIGITALIZATION OF INDUSTRIES
AI Roadmap
How to use artificial intelligence to uplift people’s lives, improve enterprise productivity,
enhance economy’s competitiveness.
National Center for AI Research (N-CAIR)
A hub where MNCs can explore R&D projects with the government, researchers, linkages
with universities & research institutes.
Industry 4.0 Masterclasses & SIRI Assessment
Provide Industry 4.0 assessment using the Smart Industry Readiness Index (SIRI) and
Digital recommendations to help companies in their Digital Transformation.
Electric Vehicles
Transformation Make PH a regional EV Manufacturing Hub leveraging on the abundance of Nickel and
and Cobalt resources; strengths in auto-parts/auto-electronics manufacturing and IT-BPM
services and provide fiscal & non-fiscal support thru the Electric Vehicle Incentive Strategy.
Industry 4.0 Industry 4.0 Pilot Factory
Programs Host demonstrations & case applications of Industry 4.0 technologies that MSMEs & other
enterprises can access to facilitate adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies.
PH Skills Development Program
DTI, TESDA and PTTC are working with Skills Future Singapore to develop skills
frameworks to guide firms, government, and workers in reskilling/upskilling plans.DIGITALIZATION OF INDUSTRIES
SMART LINK
Connect MSMEs and large enterprises with
Startup Development
startups that can provide digital solutions for their
operations
Programs
Startup AID
Provide customized development programs that
would address startup concerns as they grow,
scale up, & advance
iLEAP
Assist startups and enablers in participating in
local and international startup events and expos
Global Acceleration Program
Immerse startups in global ecosystem to enable
them to pursue global business development,
fund-raising, & other opportunities
Startup Venture Fund
Support startups’ expansion, plant establishment
or improvement, product manufacturing, sales, &
marketingDOST AI PROGRAMS
GODDESS SPARTA AI R&D PROGRAM
Good Governance through Data Science and Smarter Philippines Through Data Analytics Research DOST-PCIEERD launched nine (9) new projects
Decision Support System, geared towards and Development (R&D), Training and Adoption, Project on AI research and development aim at
addressing the gap in the country's workforce SPARTA was launched in order to put in place the spurring growth in the emerging industry
for data scientists that enables and necessary online education, research and development Philippines.
strengthens the government to adapt data- mechanisms and infrastructure to not only enable the
driven governance and evidence-based industry of data science and analytics but also to Projects on Autonomous Vehicles, Big Data,
management. advance smart governance practices. It aims to train Structural Health, Health Monitoring, Marine
and graduate 30,000 learners in data science, Liter monitoring, Spectroscopy analysis, and
analytics, and related fields through online learning. Traffic control and management among others.DIGITALIZATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL
Technical Education and Skills
Development Authority (TESDA)
SKILLS NEEDS ANTICIPATION (SNA)
1. Workplace Skills and Satisfaction (WSS) Survey
Emerging Digital skills:
• Construction: Building Information Modeling, Process Automation and
Engineering Services Outsourcing (ESO)
• IT-BPM: medical coding, data analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning,
automation enablement, robotics, and Internet of Things.
2. NTESDP Action Programming
Emerging Digital skills:
• Manufacturing: Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), robotics, motion controls,
servo motors
• Tourism: digital marketing, booking
• IT-BPM: data analytics, digital artists/drawing, IT specialists, computer literacy,
hardware servicing, programming and coding, medical codingDIGITALIZATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
(TESDA)
Training
regulations with
DIGITAL SKILLS
• 2D Animation NC III • Contact Center • Medical Coding • Basic 3D Building • Programming • 2D Game Art
• 3D Animation NC III Services NC II and Claims Information (Java) NC III Development
• Animation NC II • Customer Processing NC III Modeling Level III • Programming NC III
• Visual Graphic Service NC II • Medical • CAD/CAM (Oracle • 3D Game Art
Design NC III • Front Office Transcription NC Operation NC III Database) NC III Development
• Web Development Services NC II II • Computer • Programming NC III
NC III • Technical Systems (.Net Technology) • Game
Drafting NC II Servicing NC II NC III Programming
NC III66
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Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT)
Digital Skills Training
Training Course/Title/Topic Number of participants as of 31 March 2021
Training of Trainers for Teachers (Basic and Higher Education) ICT Specialized training 3,675 trained teachers
ICT Specialized Training for Teachers Blended Training 1,131 trained teachers
Free Webinars for Teachers 137,548 participants
Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) Training of Trainers (ToTs) for SMEs on ICT Specialized Blended Training 529 trained SMEs
Digital Governance and Management Online Training 635 participants
Digital Transformative Technologies Blended Training 537 participants
Cybersecurity Blended Training 1,389 participants
Free Webinar for Government Employees 104,394 participants
6,150 trained individuals
Digitaljobs PH Technical Training, including Technical Training for Special Needs Sector
1,760 MSMEs
Digitaljobs PH webinars 11,212 participants
Center Managers (CM)/ Knowledge Worker (KW) Training 9,539 CMs/KWs trained
Tech4ED webinar participants 114,307 participants
Internet Media and Information Literacy (IMIL) Training and Digital Literacy Training 66,455 participants67
DIGITALIZATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL
Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT)
digitaljobsPH Training Program
• to create meaningful ICT- enabled jobs in socio-economically
disadvantaged areas in the country.
• digitaljobsPH (formerly called Rural Impact Sourcing [RIS]
Program), also known as “Kapag May WiFi, May Hanapbuhay”,
capacitates people in the countryside
• For the past two (2) years, produced more than 2,000 graduates
who are now part of the 1.5 million Online Filipino Workers
dubbed as OFW Version 2, and 700 MSMEs with websites and
online presences.
• Website: https://digitaljobs.ph/68
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Department of Science and Technology (DOST)
PROJECT SPARTA
Smarter Philippines through Data Analytics R&D, Training and Adoption
• Aims to establish the necessary online education, research and development
mechanisms and infrastructure to enable the industry of data science and
analytics and foster smart governance practices.
• Goal By 2022, to successfully train and graduate 30,000 learners and foster a
community of data science and analytics practitioners
• Collaboration between Department of Science and Technology, the
Development Academy of the Philippines, the Analytics Association of the
Philippines and Coursebank. This program is monitored by the Department of
Science and Technology - PCIEERD.
• Website: https://coursebank.ph/sparta/DIGITALIZATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL
Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
Promoting high-level digital skills
E-commerce sector (platforms, fintech, LMDS,
banks)
Pivot…Embrace •
•
Android Developer
Appian Developer
• Merchant Sales Associate
(Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao,
Technology (PET) • Business Development
Executives •
NCR)
Operations (CS and
Project • Business Intelligence &
Customer Franchise Head •
Operations)
Operations Analyst Support
• Data Scientists • Outsystems Developer
• Digital Credit Policy Officer • Performance Marketing
Digital skills for workers • Digital Marketing Manager
in ecommerce. • Fintech Partnerships • Project Managers
Manager • Python (programming
• Full Stack Developer language)
Self-learning certification • Head of Operations • Service Delivery Manager
courses, may be Basic or • Head of Studio • Social Disbursements
• Insurtech Business Manager
Advanced skills. Development Officer • Social Disbursements Officer
• IOS Developer • Software Developer
• Java (programming • Strategic Partnership
Learning Partner: Informatics / language) Manager
Xplore • Key Accounts Manager • UI/UX Design Officer
• Market Insights Associate • Usage Optimization Manager
• Marketing Graphics • Usage Optimization Officer
• Marketing Head • Web Developer70
DIGITALIZATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL
Pivot…Embrace Technology (PET) Project: Component 2
ADVANCED COURSE PACKAGES
No. Of Participants: 1,000 • Cyber Security Specialist • Information Systems Audit and Control
Timeline: April 26 to October 26, 2021 • Data Scientist Association
• International Institute of Business
Learning Partner: • Full Stack Web Developer
Analysis (IIBA) Level 3 - CBAP
• Java / Python Programmer
• ITIL®
BASIC COURSE PACKAGE • Mobile Applications Developer
• Juniper
• Network Administrator
• Call Center Agent • Marketing Manager Journey • Microsoft
• Project Manager
• Championing Digital Transformation • Operations Research Analyst Journey • Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate
• (ISC)2 (MCSA)
• Communication Essentials • Oral Communication
• Amazon • Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer
• Creative Web Design • Presentation Skills
• American Society for Quality (MCSD)
• Customer Relationship • Productivity Tools Training (GSuite,
(ASQ) • Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert
Microsoft, etc…)
• Customer Service Operation (MCSE)
• Cisco
• Digital Transformation Strategy • Social Media Marketing
• CompTIA • Microsoft Office
• Technical Support
• eBookkeeping • Oracle
• EC-Council
• Video Editing
• Graphics Designer • PRINCE2®
• Google
• Virtual Assistant
• Marketing in the Digital World • Red Hat
• International Software Testing
• Written Communication
Qualification Board • SAS
• Isograd • TOGAF®71
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Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
Promoting Online Filipino Workers
Most In demand online freelance jobs
Pivot…Embrace
Technology (PET) •
•
Accounting/Bookkeeping
Content Writing
• Mobile App Development
Project •
•
Copywriting
Customer Service
•
•
Online English Tutor
Programming
• SEO
Representative
• Social Media
Remote Work • Data Entry
Management
• E-Commerce Specialist
To assist Job seekers on how to • Telemarketing
• General Virtual
• Transcription
work online and find full time Assistance
• Video Editing
• Graphic Design
remote employment. • Human Resource
• Voice Acting
• Web Designing
Management
Learning Partner : Work RemoteTESTIMONIALS
PET Project
“I have “During this trying times…this initiative is really a “I got so interested with WordPress and
successfully great opportunity to inspire and educate our web designing. I thought it was very helpful.
pivoted as I kababayans that we can stay in the Philippines, I didn't know before how I should optimized
have accepted while providing a good and comfortable life to my linked profile and CV. I learned where
the offer our families…we already have a choice to become to look for remote jobs too!
today.” the new "OFW" or Online Filipino Worker”
“I learned a lot of “The program helped me “I thought this program was “What I love most about the
new things and to become more adaptive very helpful and useful, I know program was it give us
opportunities in the with different work set- I am ready now for remote opportunity to look for the
online world. This ups, especially remote work.” right job. I found it very useful
program is so timely. work. The program and helpful to us career shifter
It gives hope to provided new skills and “Salamat po DTI-Philippines and first timer as remote worker.”
career shifters like new hope for displaced ang galing nyo po at parati
us who would like employees and career kayong nag-iisip ng project “…it reaches many Filipinos,
to take a chance in shifters looking for new para maiangat ang mga gives hope and inspiration to
the virtual world.” career opportunities.” Pinoy.” try a new beginning.”73
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DepEd NCR X DTI ECOMMERCE
e-Commerce for Senior High School Students and MODULE
PET PROJECT COMPONENT 1
Alternative Learning System (ALS) Learners NUMBER
Introduction, Omnichannel, and
DepEd NCR E-commerce Pilot Program 1
Trends in E-commerce
DTI Pivot..Embrace Technology (PET) Project Component 1
Google Marketing: Adwords, SEO,
2
and Analytics
DepEd NCR running pilot e-commerce courses for both SHS and ALS .
Total 700 students 3 Social Media for E-commerce
• 560 Senior High School Students (SHS) - Coke Philippines
4 IT and E-commerce Platforms
• 140 Alternative Learning System (ALS) - DTI PET Project
Pilot Target School District Office (SDO): E-mail Marketing, Affiliates
5
• E-commerce Pilot Program: 16 SDOs Network, and Marketplaces
• PET Project: Las Piñas City, Pasig City, Quezon City, Valenzuela Usability, User Experience, and
City 6
Conversion Optimization
Learning Partner: Thames international Business School Logistics, Operations, and Order
7
Management Process
8 Work ImmersionMOVING FORWARD
1. Internet Transactions Act
REVIEW /HARMONIZATION OF VARIOUS BILLS
2. Amendments to the Retail Trade Act FILED IN CONGRESS ON DIGITALIZATION
3. Amendments to the Foreign Investments Act
1. E-Government Act / E-Government Services Act of
2020 / E-Governance Act of 2020
4. Revised Consumer Act of the Philippines
2. PNP Digital Transformation & Facility Upgrade Act
of 2020
5. Digital Taxation / Value-added Tax on Digital
3. Local Information and Communications
Transactions Technology Officer Act Of 2020
6. Use of Digital Payments Act of 2020 4. Information and Communications Technology
Transfer Acceleration Act
7. Philippine Digital Workforce Competitiveness Act / 5. National Digital Transformation Act
National Digital Careers Act 6. ICT Hub Act
7. Full Digital Transformation Act of 2020
8. Amendments to the Electronic Commerce Act of
8. Digital Asset Act of 2019
2000 9. PNP Digital Transformation & Facility Upgrad Act
of 2020
9. Open Access in Data Transmission Act
10. Digital Philippines Act
10. 30 year National infrastructure ProgramPrior to COVID… solid growth at more than 6% per year But PH economy now recovering
DIGITAL WORLD: We’re built for this.
RANK 2
IMD High-tech Exports
World Digital RANK 5
Competitiveness Female Researchers
2020
RANK 10
Investment in Telecommunications
Graduates in Sciences RANK 12
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High-tech Patent Grants
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