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Organization |
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The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) was formed on May 16, 1995. There were eleven (11) founding member-companies composed of motor vehicle manufacturers who were participants to the Motor Vehicle Development Program (MVDP) of the government. |
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Mission |
CAMPI as a socially responsible automotive industry association in partnership with the Philippine government and other stakeholders in pursuit of economic growth through the development of a viable and self-sustaining local automotive industry. |
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To be an engine of growth through investments and government revenue generation, employment creation, manpower skills development, technology transfer, environmental protection and safety promotion under a policy environment responsive to the developmental needs of the industry and society. |
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Membership |
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Currently, CAMPI has twelve (12) active members who are MVDP participants with assembly facilities in the Philippines and/or official distributors of global automotive brands. |
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NATURE OF BUSINESS |
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Asian Carmakers Corp. |
Assembler/Distributor |
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Columbian Autocar Corp. |
Assembler/Distributor |
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GM Automobiles Philippines, Inc. |
Distributor |
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Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. |
Assembler/Distributor |
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Hyundai Asia Resources, Inc. |
Distributor |
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Isuzu Philippines Corp. |
Assembler/Distributor |
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Mitsubishi Motors Philippines |
Assembler/Distributor |
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Nissan Motor Philippines, Inc. |
Assembler/Distributor |
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PGA Cars, Inc. |
Distributor |
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Scandinavian Motors Corp. |
Distributor |
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Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. |
Assembler/Distributor |
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Universal Motors Corp. |
Assembler/Distributor |
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Accomplishments and Advocacies |
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CAMPI has actively engaged in the formation of policies, programs, regulations and standards since its formation in 1995. It is also in the forefront of major advocacies designed to further develop the local automotive industry and preserve the gains already achieved under the MVDP. Among these accomplishments and advocacies are the following: |
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Enhancement of Industry Competitiveness |
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- Executive Order no. 156 (New Motor Vehicle Development Program)
- Prohibitions of Used Vehicle Importation under E.O. 156
- Technology Advancement
- Automotive Export Program
- International Standardization and Harmonization
- ASEAN Regional Industry Integration
- Free Trade Agreements
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Labor Development and Promotion |
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- Philippine Employer Labor Social Partners (FPI-FTA)
- Automotive Industry Tripartite Council (DOLE-Auto Industry)
- Implementation of Skills Training Programs
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Consumer Protection |
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- Proposed Lemon Law
- Anti-Counterfeit Parts Campaign
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Promotion of Safety |
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- Development of Safety Belts Standards (Republic Act no. 8750, Seatbelt Law)
- Development of other Philippine National Standards for Automotive Parts and Components (safety belt anchorages, tires, batteries, safety glass, lighting system, brake system)
- Formulation of Left Hand Drive Safety Requirements
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Environmental Protection |
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- Formulation of Vehicle Emission Standards and Regulations under Republic Act No. 8749 (Philippine Clean Air Act)
- Fuel Standards Development (Conventional- unleaded gasoline, diesel; Alternative- ethanol, coco methyl ester,CNG, LPG)
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Support for Alternative Sources of Energy |
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- Legislation on Alternative Fuels (bio-ethanol, bio-diesel)
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Tax Reforms |
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- Republic Act No. 9224 (Rationalization of Excise Tax for Motor Vehicles)
- Tariff Adjustments (CEPT, MFN)
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