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CCPD Program Quick Guide

The Corporate Community Partnership for Development (CCPD) aims to catalyze private-sector projects that achieve measurable community development outcomes through collaboration with local governments, NGOs, and academia. The process involves identifying community needs, engaging with the Board of Investments, securing approvals, implementing projects, and conducting audits. Benefits include job creation and improved services for communities, while companies gain reputational capital and alignment with government priorities.

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CCPD Program Quick Guide

The Corporate Community Partnership for Development (CCPD) aims to catalyze private-sector projects that achieve measurable community development outcomes through collaboration with local governments, NGOs, and academia. The process involves identifying community needs, engaging with the Board of Investments, securing approvals, implementing projects, and conducting audits. Benefits include job creation and improved services for communities, while companies gain reputational capital and alignment with government priorities.

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Corporate Community Partnership for Development (CCPD) –

Quick Guide
High-level overview for planning and stakeholder briefings

1) Purpose & Outcomes


Catalyze private-sector projects that deliver measurable community development outcomes (e.g., jobs, MSME linkages,
workforce upskilling, local supply chain strengthening), implemented in partnership with LGUs/NGOs/academia.

2) How It Works
Step What happens

1. Identify & Scope Company identifies priority community needs aligned to its operations/value chain and drafts a concept note

2. BOI Engagement Align project with CCPD framework during/after BOI registration; agree targets, budget envelope, and partne

3. Approvals & MOA Secure internal approvals and execute MOA with LGU/NGO/HEI; set KPIs, timelines, procurement, and aud

4. Implementation Deliver activities (training, facilities, livelihood, infra support); collect evidence and report progress.

5. Completion & AuditIndependent verification of outputs/outcomes; submit completion report and financial acquittals to BOI.

3) Eligible/Typical Activities
Category Examples

Workforce & MSMEs TVET programs, apprenticeships, supplier development, digital skills, women/youth entrepreneu

Livelihood & Agri-Value Chains Contract farming, post-harvest support, quality labs, cold-chain, market linkage platforms

Social Infrastructure Water/sanitation for production communities, classrooms/tech labs, health stations tied to opera

Climate & Resilience Mangrove/forest rehab in host areas, disaster-risk reduction, nature-positive enterprise support

Enablers Baseline studies, third-party M&E, independent audits, partner capacity building

4) Incentives / Benefits
For Companies Alignment with BOI priorities and project performance; reputational capital; talent pipelin

For Communities Jobs and enterprise creation, improved services/facilities, inclusive growth in host LGUs.

For Government/BOI Crowds-in private investment for social goals; supports countryside development; improves proj

5) Conditions & Compliance


Projects are typically: (a) time-bound with clear KPIs; (b) partnered with accredited LGUs/NGOs/HEIs; (c) supported by
ring-fenced budgets and procurement controls; and (d) subject to monitoring, completion reporting, and audit.
Non-performance may lead to rejection of expenditures for recognition and/or program exit.

6) How CCPD Relates to the CREATE Law


Both pursue countryside development and performance-based outcomes. CCPD projects can help BOI-registered
enterprises demonstrate job creation, supply chain deepening, and regional spillovers—factors that align with
CREATE’s incentive philosophy (performance-based, targeted, time-bound). CCPD is not a separate tax incentive in
itself but complements CREATE-registered projects.

Note: Publicly available guidance on CCPD can vary by BOI circular or project terms. Confirm specifics (eligibility,
documentation, any fiscal treatment) with the latest BOI/IPA issuances.

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