Ozamiz City ranked as second most improved LGU among component cities in the Philippines

 


OZAMIZ CITY, Misamis Occidental---In a recent assessment by the Cities and Municipalities Competitiveness Index (CMCI), Ozamiz City has been recognized as the second most improved local government unit (LGU) among component cities nationwide.

This accolade underscores the city's significant progress in enhancing its competitiveness, driven by the dedicated efforts of Mayor Atty. Indy Oaminal and the Asenso Ozamiz administration.

The CMCI evaluates cities and municipalities based on four key pillars: Economic Dynamism, Government Efficiency, Infrastructure, and Resiliency and Innovation.

Rankings are determined by the total scores across these pillars, reflecting both the quality and completeness of data submitted.

Ozamiz City's impressive improvement score of +62 highlights its strategic advancements and the city's growing role in national economic development.

This achievement not only marks a significant milestone for Ozamiz but also demonstrates its commitment to fostering dynamic growth and preserving cultural heritage.

Comparative Rankings of Neighboring Component Cities:

* Dapitan: #5, Improvement Score +39

* Tangub: #6, Improvement Score +37

* Dipolog: #37, Improvement Score -11

* Pagadian: #51, Improvement Score -34

Component Cities in Region 10:

* Gingoog City: #27, Improvement Score -1

* El Salvador: #31, Improvement Score -5

* Valencia: #40, Improvement Score -16

* Oroquieta: #49, Improvement Score -29

* Malaybalay: #50, Improvement Score -31

The CMCI, developed annually by the National Competitiveness Council with support from the Regional Competitiveness Committees and the United States Agency for International Development, provides a comprehensive overview of local competitiveness.

Ozamiz City's notable improvement serves as a testament to effective leadership and targeted development initiatives, marking a significant stride in its journey towards greater progress. (SN/PGMO)



Ozamiz City ranks as the Philippines' #2 most improved LGU among component cities. 


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