Click to Serve: The Ultimate List of Philippine Government Authority Websites by Function

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The Philippine government has embraced digital transformation to bring services closer to the people. From taxes and business permits to healthcare and education, almost every government function now has an online presence. 

This comprehensive blog post provides a categorized list of official Philippine government websites, grouped according to their core functions, with short descriptions to help citizens, professionals, and researchers find what they need quickly and efficiently. 

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I. Executive Branch

These websites belong to offices directly under the Office of the President, responsible for implementing laws and supervising the functions of the government.

1. www.gov.ph – The Official Gazette and portal of the Philippine government. It provides news, executive issuances, and access to national government agency websites.
   
   
2. op-proper.gov.ph – The Office of the President, which carries out the day-to-day administrative functions of the executive department.
   
   
3. malacanang.gov.ph – A historical and cultural portal showcasing the Presidential Museum and Library, including past presidents' speeches and documents.
   
   
4. neda.gov.ph – National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) website offering economic plans, forecasts, and national development blueprints.
   
   
5. dilg.gov.ph – The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) oversees local government operations, barangays, and peace and order policies.
   
   

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II. Legislative Branch

Handles the creation of laws and national policies.

1. congress.gov.ph – Official site of the House of Representatives, providing legislative bills, laws, and public hearings.
   
   
2. senate.gov.ph – The Senate of the Philippines website provides access to Senate resolutions, committee hearings, and senators’ profiles.
   
   

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III. Judicial Branch

Ensures the rule of law and administration of justice.

1. sc.judiciary.gov.ph – The Supreme Court of the Philippines website offers decisions, press releases, and information on the judiciary.
   
   
2. ca.judiciary.gov.ph – The Court of Appeals site provides access to appellate court decisions and legal circulars.
   
   
3. sb.judiciary.gov.ph – Sandiganbayan, the anti-graft court, handling corruption and related offenses of public officials.
   
   

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IV. Taxation, Finance & Revenue

Key agencies responsible for fiscal policy, taxation, and national budgeting.

1. bir.gov.ph – The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) provides e-filing services, tax forms, and updates on taxation laws.
   
   
2. treasury.gov.ph – Bureau of the Treasury monitors government borrowings, bond offerings, and debt management.
   
   
3. dbm.gov.ph – The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) offers budget proposals, national appropriations, and expenditure reports.
   
   
4. doF.gov.ph – The Department of Finance (DOF) handles the country’s fiscal policies, loans, and international economic cooperation.
   
   
5. sec.gov.ph – The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) oversees corporate registrations, stock markets, and securities regulations.
   
   

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V. Business, Trade & Industry

Agencies promoting business development and industrial growth.

1. dti.gov.ph – The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) provides business name registration, SME support, and consumer rights protection.
   
   
2. boi.gov.ph – The Board of Investments (BOI) promotes foreign and local investments and offers incentive information.
   
   
3. tradenet.gov.ph – TradeNet is a one-stop online platform for import/export licensing and customs clearance.
   
   

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VI. Labor, Employment & Skills Development

Focuses on employment services, workers’ rights, and labor standards.

1. dole.gov.ph – The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) provides job postings, labor advisories, and overseas worker services.
   
   
2. tesda.gov.ph – The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) promotes technical-vocational training and certification.
   
   
3. owwa.gov.ph – Overseas Workers Welfare Administration handles welfare and support for OFWs.
   
   
4. poea.gov.ph – The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration regulates overseas job recruitment and ensures OFW protection.
   
   

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VII. Health & Social Welfare

Agencies that safeguard public health and welfare programs.

1. doh.gov.ph – The Department of Health (DOH) offers health advisories, COVID-19 updates, and vaccination programs.
   
   
2. philhealth.gov.ph – The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation provides e-services for health insurance coverage and claims.
   
   
3. dswd.gov.ph – The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) offers social aid programs, disaster response, and poverty reduction services.
   
   

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VIII. Education & Research

Focuses on education, literacy, and academic development.

1. deped.gov.ph – The Department of Education (DepEd) provides K–12 programs, modules, and enrollment updates.
   
   
2. ched.gov.ph – The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) handles universities, scholarships, and accreditation.
   
   
3. tesda.gov.ph – (Also under labor) Focuses on skill-based education.
   
   
4. nstw.dost.gov.ph – A portal of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), promoting scientific research and innovation.
   
   

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IX. Environment, Agriculture & Natural Resources

Agencies responsible for sustainable development, agriculture, and climate response.

1. denr.gov.ph – The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) provides environmental laws, climate action plans, and permits.
   
   
2. da.gov.ph – The Department of Agriculture (DA) promotes food security, crop production, and rural development.
   
   
3. pagasa.dost.gov.ph – The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) provides weather forecasts and climate data.
   
   
4. phivolcs.dost.gov.ph – The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) offers updates on earthquakes and volcanic activity.
   
   

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X. Public Safety, Law & Defense

Deals with national defense, law enforcement, and civil protection.

1. pnp.gov.ph – The Philippine National Police (PNP) website provides crime statistics, recruitment, and citizen complaint services.
   
   
2. afp.mil.ph – The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) focuses on military operations, peacekeeping, and external defense.
   
   
3. ndrrmc.gov.ph – The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council coordinates disaster preparedness and emergency response.
   
   

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XI. Transport & Infrastructure

These agencies manage the development of transportation systems and public infrastructure.

1. dotr.gov.ph – The Department of Transportation (DOTr) oversees public transport systems, including LRT/MRT, aviation, and maritime.
   
   
2. dpwh.gov.ph – The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) focuses on road networks, bridges, and public construction.
   
   
3. ltfrb.gov.ph – The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) regulates public transportation services.
   
   
4. lto.gov.ph – The Land Transportation Office (LTO) manages vehicle registrations, licenses, and penalties.
   
   

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XII. Housing, Utilities & Urban Development

Addresses shelter programs and urban planning.

1. dhsud.gov.ph – The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development handles housing development and shelter assistance.
   
   
2. nha.gov.ph – The National Housing Authority (NHA) builds and distributes government housing projects.
   
   

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XIII. Communication, Technology & Transparency

Digital governance and public information services.

1. dict.gov.ph – The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) manages digital infrastructure and cybersecurity.
   
   
2. foi.gov.ph – The Freedom of Information (FOI) portal allows citizens to request public records and official documents.
   
   
3. psa.gov.ph – The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) offers data on demographics, censuses, and civil registrations (birth, marriage, death).
   
   

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XIV. Independent Constitutional Commissions

These are independent offices enshrined in the Constitution to ensure accountability, integrity, and fairness in public service.

1. coa.gov.ph – The Commission on Audit (COA) is the supreme auditing arm of the Philippines. It audits, monitors, and evaluates the use of public funds by all government agencies, ensuring transparency and accountability.
   
   
2. comelec.gov.ph – The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) is responsible for overseeing all election-related processes, including voter registration, electoral reforms, and poll results.
   
   
3. csc.gov.ph – The Civil Service Commission (CSC) administers civil service laws, promotes merit-based hiring in government, and upholds public employee ethics and welfare.
   
   

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Conclusion

With these official websites at your fingertips, accessing government services has never been easier. Whether you’re a student, entrepreneur, professional, or simply a curious citizen, knowing where to go for credible and updated information is essential. Bookmark this guide and share it with others to help more Filipinos connect with their government—online, anytime.