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Tagbilaran City grabs title as most Competitive Component City in the Visayas

Tagbilaran City has once again demonstrated its exceptional performance by
securing the prestigious title as the “Most Competitive Component City” in the entire
Visayas region, according to the recently released 2023 Cities and Municipalities
Competitive Index (CMCI).
The City also claimed the tenth overall position in the national rankings.
The CMCI, an annual ranking developed by the National Competitiveness Council,
assesses and recognizes the competitiveness of Philippine cities and municipalities
across various categories.
Tagbilaran City stood out as a shining example of a thriving and progressive urban
center, both regionally and nationally.
In this year’s CMCI, Tagbilaran City achieved significant milestones.
The City not only claimed the tenth overall spot but also secured the tenth position in
the “Most Improved Component City” category, showcasing its commitment to
continuous growth and development.
Perhaps most notably, Tagbilaran City significantly improved its rankings across all
four pillars of competitiveness.
In the Government Efficiency category, the City surged from 24th to an impressive
4th place.

In the Infrastructure pillar, Tagbilaran City advanced from 26th to a commendable
7th place.
In the Innovation category, the City leaped from 24th to a remarkable 9th place.
Finally, in the Resiliency pillar, Tagbilaran City made a remarkable jump from 103rd
to a laudable 10th place.
The CMCI rankings are determined by evaluating cities and municipalities across
five critical pillars: economic dynamism, government efficiency, infrastructure,
resiliency, and innovation.
Tagbilaran City’s stellar performance across these pillars reflects its commitment to
fostering a vibrant economy, efficient governance, robust infrastructure, adaptability
to challenges, and a culture of innovation.
Mayor Jane Yap expressed her pride and gratitude for the recognition.
“This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our city officials and the hard
work of our constituents.
It motivates us to continue working tirelessly to enhance the quality of life for our
residents and to position Tagbilaran City as a competitive and forward-thinking urban
center.”
In a Facebook post, Mayor Yap extended her thanks to the CMCI Tagbilaran Team,
which was led by City Administrator Cathy Torremocha, Ms. Jeanette Busano, and
USAID CHANGE City Governance Coordinator Dr. Rosalinda Paredes.
Their efforts and commitment contributed significantly to this remarkable
achievement.
Tagbilaran City’s remarkable achievements in the CMCI rankings, underscore its
status as a rising star among Philippine cities, showcasing its potential for continued
growth and a haven for investment.

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