The Commission on Audit (CoA) today announced it is fast-tracking the final approval of a new policy that will require mandatory GPS-based geotagging for all government infrastructure projects.
This move is aimed squarely at eliminating ghost projects, stopping falsified billings, and ensuring the verifiable use of public funds.
The proposed issuance, formally titled “Mandatory Geotagging for All Infrastructure Projects of National Government Agencies, Local Government Units, and Government-owned and -Controlled Corporations” mandates verifiable, location-based photographic evidence at every stage of project completion and within the warranty period after completion.
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