Public transparency for the Bangsamoro
Public records, in one place.
Bills, budgets, elections, procurement and every local government in the region, readable and traced back to the source.
Better Transparency, Better Governance
What are youlooking for?
8 workspaces and 5 projects, grouped by what they hold. Every record is traced back to its source.
Laws & elections
Who governs, and what they decided
- Local governmentEvery province, city, municipality and barangay in the region — population, land area, and the officials elected to each.
- LegislationBills, autonomy acts, resolutions, committees, and the members who filed them — with the stage each measure has reached.
- ElectionParties, candidates, districts, and sectoral seats for the 2026 Parliamentary Elections, with the source record behind each one.
Public money
What is spent, bought and promised
- BudgetEvery enacted appropriation by sector, office, program and project, traced to the page of the Act it was printed on.
- Public worksComingInfrastructure projects, their cost, their contractor, and whether they were finished.
- ProcurementEvery bid notice a BARMM government office has posted on PhilGEPS since 2019, its approved budget, and who won the contract.
- Development Plan ScorecardThe regional plan’s targets for poverty, jobs, farms, tourism, schools, health, housing, forests and peace, each beside the latest published figure.
Services & safety
What offices offer, and what is risky
- Public servicesWhat each regional office, province, city and town offers the public: who it is for, what to bring, the fee and how long it takes.
- Incident WatchRoad crashes, sea mishaps, fires, floods and shootings across the region, mapped from the news, every report linked.
- PreparednessFlood, landslide and storm surge hazard for every barangay, with the evacuation sites, hospitals and offices nearest each.
Places & culture
Where to go, what to read, what is made here
- LibraryThe books written about the Bangsamoro and its peoples, who wrote and published them, where each can be bought, borrowed or read free, and the magazines the region’s own offices put out.
- Travel & PlacesBeaches, islands, lakes, mosques and heritage sites to browse like stays, with what to do and eat, where to sleep, how to get there and an honest account of the security picture in each area.
- CraftsThe weaves, mats, brass and gongs of the region: where each is made, who makes it, and where to see it.
One region.Five provinces, a city, and a special area.
BARMM is the only autonomous region in the Philippines with its own parliament. On September 14, 2026 its voters elect all 80 members for the first time.
80
Seats in Parliament
40 by party, 32 by district, 8 reserved.
7
Areas of the region
Five provinces, Cotabato City, and the Special Geographic Area. Sulu was excluded by the Supreme Court.
2,185
Barangays
The level of government nearest the household, and the one most often elected.
4.55 M
People
At the July 1, 2024 census, excluding Sulu, which the Supreme Court removed from the region. PSA counts it, and puts the region at 5,691,583.
Get to knowthe Bangsamoro.
01HistoryFrom the sultanates and the Bangsamoro struggle to the Organic Law and the transition.SultanatesPeace process
02GovernmentParliament, the chief minister, ministries, and the offices that run the region.ParliamentMinistries
03Local GovernmentProvinces, cities, municipalities and barangays — and who you elect to each.ProvincesBarangays
04PeopleThe Moro, Indigenous, and settler communities that shape Bangsamoro life.13 Moro groupsLanguages
05Culture & PlacesMosques, sacred sites, islands, food, textiles, and living heritage.IslandsTextilesGet involved
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