Competency Assessment of Public Administrators in SelectedCities of Batangas: An Interdisciplinary Approach Toward Economic and Administrative Capacity Development

This study assessed the competencies of public administrators and staff in the cities of Batangas, Lipa, and Tanauan to develop an ‎integrated administrative and economic competency framework. Using a descriptive research design and survey questionnaire, it ‎evaluated competencies in communication, client service, business understanding, teamwork, and judgment, and analyzed ‎differences based on demographic profiles. Results showed that department heads demonstrated very high competency levels, ‎particularly in leadership and decision-making, while staff members showed high competency levels with improvement areas in ‎business understanding and strategic judgment. Significant differences were found across age, position, and years of service. Based ‎on these findings, an Integrated Governance Competency Development Framework was formulated to enhance leadership capacity, ‎administrative efficiency, and sustainable economic performance. The study highlights the need for continuous competency ‎enhancement to strengthen local governance and support inclusive economic growth‎.

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International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies
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2025-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.14419/xh9w4091
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Competency Development and Evaluation
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Competency Assessment of Public Administrators in SelectedCities of Batangas: An Interdisciplinary Approach Toward Economic and Administrative Capacity Development

Lorena F. Mendoza
International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies
Competency Development and Evaluation
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Competency Assessment of Public Administrators in SelectedCities of Batangas: An Interdisciplinary Approach Toward Economic and Administrative Capacity Development

Lorena F. Mendoza
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Abstract

This study assessed the competencies of public administrators and staff in the cities of Batangas, Lipa, and Tanauan to develop an ‎integrated administrative and economic competency framework. Using a descriptive research design and survey questionnaire, it ‎evaluated competencies in communication, client service, business understanding, teamwork, and judgment, and analyzed ‎differences based on demographic profiles. Results showed that department heads demonstrated very high competency levels, ‎particularly in leadership and decision-making, while staff members showed high competency levels with improvement areas in ‎business understanding and strategic judgment. Significant differences were found across age, position, and years of service. Based ‎on these findings, an Integrated Governance Competency Development Framework was formulated to enhance leadership capacity, ‎administrative efficiency, and sustainable economic performance. The study highlights the need for continuous competency ‎enhancement to strengthen local governance and support inclusive economic growth‎.

International Journal of Accounting and Economics StudiesVol. 12(8)
Batangas State University (PH)
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Competency Development and Evaluation
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