Vision & Mission

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Vision

A livable Iranun Corridor and the pride of BARMM in the promotion of sustainable development, equality, peace, and justice.

Mission

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1. Foster a sustainable, inclusive, and resilient economy in Iranun Corridor that empowers communities through education, economic opportunities, livelihood and employment, and the promotion of sustainable agro-agri industrialization.
2. Create a vibrant corridor through collaborative governance and inclusive community participation, where the Iranun identity thrives and future generations can live in harmony, dignity, and prosperity.
3. Establish a peaceful and secure Iranun Corridor by promoting sustainable peace and order, resolving conflicts through dialogue and mutual respect, and ensuring equitable land management and clear political boundaries.
4. Lead sustainable climate action by promoting eco-friendly investments and infrastructure, sustainable agriculture, waste management, and conservation efforts.
5. Foster multisectoral partnerships through collaborative initiatives and programs that promote equitable access to quality, inclusive education, enhance community support, and drive sustainable development.
6. Improve the quality of health, invest in human capital, and facilitate community empowerment.
7. Ensure the sustainability and preservation of cultural identities and religious practices.
8. Ensure the development of environmentally compliant infrastructures, such as constructing irrigation systems, establishing efficient water systems, building road networks to enhance connectivity, and investing in renewable energy through research and development.
9. Ensure transparency and accountability in local government units, including barangay government units, to uplift the well-being of constituents.

IDC Logo

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The logo of the Iranun Development Council reflects the cultural identity, governance values, and natural wealth of the Iranun people.

Organizational Structure

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The Council shall, primarily, be composed of the five Local Chief Executives of member-LGUs and are the mandatory members.