Local Road Management Manual 51 Authority (NEDA), Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and Department of Finance (DOF). JMC No. 1 strengthened the interface between LGUs and national government agencies (with oversight functions on LGUs) including the complementation between and among all LGU levels in local planning, investment programming, revenue administration, budgeting, and expenditure management. Under these harmonization initiatives, the National Government has recommended the integration of CLUP and CDP at the provincial level. The CLUP at the provincial level was referred to before as the Provincial Physical Framework Plan (PPFP). The CDP for provinces was called as the Provincial Development Plan (PDP). The National Government through NEDA has since recommended the integration of PPFP and PDP into the Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan (PDPFP). NEDA in partnership with other oversight agencies has issued a guideline for the preparation of PDPFP (called as the Guidelines for Provincial Local Planning and Expenditure Management [PLPEM]). NEDA has been providing technical assistance to the provinces for the preparation of the PDPFPs. The planning framework of PDPFP using the strategic planning approach as recommended by the NEDA PLPEM Guidelines is shown in Figure 3.1. Components Description Vision Where do you want to be in a particular time? The preferred future environment Existing Condition Where are you now? The existing/current environment/situation Strategy How do you achieve your vision? Policies and actions to achieve the vision based on analysis of opportunities and constraints, and the analysis of projections and scenarios for the future Monitoring How is the strategy performing given changing circumstances? Monitoring and Review Table 3.1 Strategic Planning Framework