IPSP Bayanihan
ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES
INTERNAL PEACE AND SECURITY PLAN
MALACA]TAN PALACE
MANILA
MESSAGE
History is rich with accounts of how we Filipinos have always sought - and worked for - peace. To this day, real peace continues to be an aspiration for many
Filipinos.
We acknowledge that there remain structural issues that need to be addressed and reforms that must be undertaken. This is what your government is determined to respond to. However, the problems confronting our nation are multi-faceted and complex. They have been extant for so long that a purely military solution is not enough to completely solve them. Efforts to achieve genuine peace and securify must therefore be supported by all.
This is why we are engaging various stakeholders in our peace and security efforts. The AFP Internal Peace and Security Plan (IPSP) opens up space for people 's participation in defining, shaping and ensuring national peace and security. It acknowledges that the contributions of each and every government agency, civil society organization, and even local community, are vital in rcalizing our coilunon goal of making our country safer and more peaceful for the entire population.
I believe in the Filipino 's capacity to bring sustainable peace and security in our country and I shall lead our nation to make this a reality. I call on the Filipino people to take part and to support the AFP in this meaningful endeavor.
Mabuhay ang Sambayanang Pilipino!
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BENIG
QUINOIII
]&esubltc of tbe lFbtlipptnes
l&esubUhs ng lFilfpfnur
Dessrtment of fr"uttons[ Wetenge
Thugsbsr&n nq U,unqgulung lPsmbsngs
@,sngggpsn ng?hultbim
@ffice of tbe Secretwy
-Iiretorf cf4 Throughout history, the AFP has always championed the aspirations of the Filipino People. This Internal Peace and Security
Plan (IPSP) is an invitation from the DND-AFP for the Filipino People to take part in the shaping of our nation 's peace and security. As much as the people are the ultimate beneficiaries of peace and
INTERNAL PEACE AND SECURITY PLAN
MALACA]TAN PALACE
MANILA
MESSAGE
History is rich with accounts of how we Filipinos have always sought - and worked for - peace. To this day, real peace continues to be an aspiration for many
Filipinos.
We acknowledge that there remain structural issues that need to be addressed and reforms that must be undertaken. This is what your government is determined to respond to. However, the problems confronting our nation are multi-faceted and complex. They have been extant for so long that a purely military solution is not enough to completely solve them. Efforts to achieve genuine peace and securify must therefore be supported by all.
This is why we are engaging various stakeholders in our peace and security efforts. The AFP Internal Peace and Security Plan (IPSP) opens up space for people 's participation in defining, shaping and ensuring national peace and security. It acknowledges that the contributions of each and every government agency, civil society organization, and even local community, are vital in rcalizing our coilunon goal of making our country safer and more peaceful for the entire population.
I believe in the Filipino 's capacity to bring sustainable peace and security in our country and I shall lead our nation to make this a reality. I call on the Filipino people to take part and to support the AFP in this meaningful endeavor.
Mabuhay ang Sambayanang Pilipino!
,*2
BENIG
QUINOIII
]&esubltc of tbe lFbtlipptnes
l&esubUhs ng lFilfpfnur
Dessrtment of fr"uttons[ Wetenge
Thugsbsr&n nq U,unqgulung lPsmbsngs
@,sngggpsn ng?hultbim
@ffice of tbe Secretwy
-Iiretorf cf4 Throughout history, the AFP has always championed the aspirations of the Filipino People. This Internal Peace and Security
Plan (IPSP) is an invitation from the DND-AFP for the Filipino People to take part in the shaping of our nation 's peace and security. As much as the people are the ultimate beneficiaries of peace and
References: b. Executive Order No. 292 dated July 25, 1987, Instituting the Administrative Code of 1987 Challenges to Philippine Defense and Security, 2010 q (September 2010) r Imperatives, 2010 s May 08-10, 2000. Cited in “Definitions of Human Security”. Series, 2005.