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The awardees of the Galing Pook are chosen from a national search of local governance programs, evaluated through a multilevel rigorous screening process based on positive results and impact, promotion of peoples participation and empowerment, innovation, transferability and sustainability, and efficiency of program service delivery. Pres. Aquino III cited the important role of local government units as partners of the Aquino administration in pushing for developmental projects focusing on poverty alleviation, education and health as part of his social contract with the Filipino people. He said through good governance as a result of constant cooperation from the national and local governments with the unwavering support from the people, the country will fulfill sustainable progress and development. Further, he underscored the importance of unity and cooperation as essential tools in attaining the objectives in the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. The Galing Pook awards is a program that recognizes innovations and excellence in local governance. This year, a total of 137 entries were submitted: 55 from Luzon, 33 Visayas and 49 Mindanao. The 10 awardees for 2011 are Sarangani Province (Justice on Wheels); Misamis Oriental (Turning red to green); Upi Maguindanao (rural community e-Center); Zamboanga del Norte (empowering the Subanen people); Limasawa Southern Leyte (poor municipality can eliminate nutrition); Alimodian Iloilo (bringing high schools closer to home); Bohol province (rabies prevention and elimination); Maribojoc Bohol (LGU-led cadastral survey); Albay province (health strategy for MDG attainment); and Real, Gen. Nakar, Infanta and Panukulan in Quezon Province (community-based mental health management). (PIA-10)