The Philippine Star

DILG brand identity manual 3M launched

- By CECILLE SUERTE FELIPE

Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Mel Senen Sarmiento is pushing for honest, efficient and reliable public service.

Sarmiento led the national launching of the DILG’s brand identity manual (BIM) in a simple ceremony held recently at the Jesse Robredo Hall of DILG Central Office in Quezon City.

“We are showcasing our 3M brand which is “Matino, Mahusay at Maaasahan.” This is our brand of service and this is what the DILG really stands for. With these traits, we are trumpeting our call for good governance through honest, efficient and reliable public service,” he said.

The branding initiative is in line with the DILG’s efforts to set up standards, guidelines, templates, and tools for communicat­ing the DILG’s key messages to both its internal audience and external clients.

In his keynote message to DILG officials and employees, Sarmiento said the DILG brand manual of style will help communicat­e the brand of service not just to its own people but also to local government units, stakeholde­rs and the public.

Undersecre­tary Austere Panadero, who steered the project from conceptual­ization up to the finalizati­on stage, said the BIM was developed through the assistance of the Philippine­s Australia Human Resource and Organizati­onal Developmen­t Facility (PAHRODF) and went through various consultati­ons with DILG officials and employees both in the central and in regional offices.

“The DILG is grateful to Executive Dir. Milalin Javellana of PAHRODF for their assistance in the developmen­t of our DILG Brand Identity Manual and also to Planning Service headed by Dir. Francisco Cruz which was the initial process owner that assisted the PAHRODF on this project,” said Panadero.

“The Public Affairs and Communicat­ion Service (PACS) is now ready to champion the implementa­tion of the BIM to make sure that this Communicat­ions Brand Manual of Style becomes a reality for the Department,” he said.

The launching spearheade­d by the Public Affairs and Communicat­ion Service also introduced the three characters of Isko na Matino, Isay na Mahusay at Ana na Maaasahan, the 3M’s brand personalit­ies that represent the DILG.

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