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DILG Full Disclosure Policy

The eleven documents every LGU must post

The Full Disclosure Policy requires every province, city and municipality to post a fixed set of financial documents, in three places: a conspicuous place at the LGU, the LGU website, and the DILG portal. This is the list, and then the thing we found about the portal.

The required set

What has to be posted

Some are annual, some quarterly. All are public by default, which means you do not need a reason to ask for them.

  • Annual budget report

    The approved annual budget, by office and by expense class.

  • Statement of receipts and expenditures

    Quarterly. What came in and what went out.

  • Statement of cash flows

    Quarterly.

  • Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund

    Utilisation of the 5 percent calamity fund. In a region that takes this many typhoons, the single most consequential line on the list.

  • 20 percent component of the National Tax Allotment

    The share of the NTA that must go to development projects, and what it went to.

  • Special Education Fund

    Utilisation of the SEF, which comes from a 1 percent levy on real property.

  • Annual Procurement Plan

    What the LGU intends to buy this year, before it buys it.

  • Bid results on civil works, goods and services

    Who won, at what price.

  • Supplemental procurement plan

    Anything added to the plan during the year.

  • Trust fund utilisation

    Money held for a specific purpose and what happened to it.

  • Manpower complement

    How many people the LGU employs and in what positions.

The portal

Where they are supposed to go

DILG Full Disclosure Policy Portal

http://fdpp.dilg.gov.ph/

Requesting https://fdpp.dilg.gov.ph/ returns a 302 redirect to the http:// address. The national portal that holds every LGU’s mandated financial postings has no working TLS.

Why we are printing this. A resident checking their municipality’s disaster fund utilisation on a public wifi network is sending and receiving that request in the clear. The fix is a certificate and a redirect in the right direction, and it stays unfixed partly because nobody writes it down. We checked it on 17 August 2026. If it has been fixed since, tell us and we will take this down with a note saying when.