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BIRD 2026–2035 Validation Survey

Your expertise shapes the Bangsamoro Investment Roadmap. This 16-section survey captures stakeholder input across the BEIE Framework clusters, strategic options, budget priorities, and C.A.R.E. stewardship principles.

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Welcome, Stakeholder

Shape the Future of the Bangsamoro

You have been invited because your voice matters in building The Emerging Bangsamoro. This is not a test. There are no wrong answers. Your honest, experience-backed input will directly shape a PhP 120–160 billion investment roadmap for BARMM.

What You Will Do Here

  • 1. Validate the 5 BEIE clusters and strategic options
  • 2. Rank priorities across agriculture, industry, infrastructure, and Islamic finance
  • 3. Assess budget realism and climate resilience
  • 4. Score the roadmap through the C.A.R.E. stewardship lens
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Provincial Context: Basilan

As a Basilan stakeholder, please pay special attention to the Pestalotiopsis fungal disease impact on rubber plantations and the ZBIP (Zamboanga-Basilan Interconnection Project) energy link in your assessment.

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This section has required questions marked with * that must be answered before continuing.

The BEIE Framework (Bangsamoro Economic and Investment Ecosystem) groups BARMM's economy into 5 connected clusters — Foundations, Transformers, Enablers, Connectors, and Financiers — all under Moral Governance. Watch the orientation video if this is new to you.

Moral Governance means transparency, accountability, and Islamic ethics guiding how investment decisions are made — the "operating system" that determines whether all other clusters function well.

1 — Low5 — Critical
1 — Not Ready5 — Fully Ready

Foundations are the raw-material base of BARMM's economy: Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry, and Energy. Everything else is built on top of these.

1 — Low5 — High

Climate Risk Assessment

El Niño drought caused ₱346 million in crop losses in Maguindanao del Sur in 2024. Rate how much of a risk this remains.

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Resilience Index (real-time)

Post-harvest losses currently run 20–40% for key BARMM crops due to limited cold-chain and processing infrastructure.

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Transformers turn raw materials into higher-value products — Industry, Manufacturing, and Halal Processing.

Rank these Halal Economy Dominance Strategy elements from most (top) to least urgent.

Enablers are the physical and digital systems that make everything possible: roads, power, internet, health, education, water.

Connectors link BARMM to outside markets: trade, exports, and the BIMP-EAGA regional corridor (Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area).

Financiers provide capital in ways aligned with Islamic (Shariah) principles: Islamic Banking, Takaful (Islamic insurance), Waqf, and Microfinance.

Choose which overall strategy BARMM should lead with. Each letter is a strategy name, spelled out below.

The full BIRD 2026–2035 programme carries an indicative budget of ₱120–160 billion across three phases.

1 — Unrealistic5 — Highly Realistic

Indicative Return Estimate

Score each of the 4 strategies against 7 dimensions, from 0 (very weak) to 10 (very strong).

1 — Conservative5 — Transformative

Rate each strategy cluster across 7 dimensions (0–10).

BARMM's provinces are not equally developed. Should support be equal, or targeted?

Provincial Endowment Ratings

Rate each province's economic endowment (1–5).

Climate shocks like El Niño already cost BARMM hundreds of millions of pesos. How should the roadmap address this?

1 — Low5 — Critical

Good rules and institutions decide whether good plans actually happen.

1 — Ineffective5 — Highly Effective

A few quick details about you — this stays confidential and helps us weight responses by stakeholder type.

Please enter a valid email address.

Rate the roadmap itself using the C.A.R.E. stewardship lens: Context, Action, Real-time, Evidence.

1 — Poor5 — Excellent

Average C.A.R.E. Score

Review your responses and provide final consent to submit.

Your Response Summary

Preferred Strategy
C.A.R.E. Average
Leading IEDS Cluster
Stakeholder Category
Province

Consent & Data Privacy

By submitting this survey, you consent to BOI-MTIT, BARMM collecting and processing your responses for the BIRD 2026–2035 Investment Roadmap Development. Personal identifiers will be kept confidential and anonymized in aggregate reporting. Your data is stored securely with Row-Level Security protections.

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Shukran — Your Voice Is Recorded

Thank you for validating the BIRD 2026–2035 Investment Roadmap.

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Your Assessment Snapshot

Preferred Strategy
C.A.R.E. Score
Leading Cluster
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