the "anti-jueteng czar" to handle the government's program against the proliferation of the illegal two-numbers gambling. He created a legalized and government form of jueteng called Small Town Lottery or STL. Leadership Initiatives Oplan Linis Program (Clean and Green Campaign) - Launched on August 1, 1992, the program aims to sustain cleanliness, beautification, and sanitation in the city through active and continuing partnerships among government agencies, non-government organizations, the private sector, and citizens. The program has earned Puerto Princesa the coveted label of being the cleanest and greenest city in the Philippines. Bantay Puerto Program (Puerto Princesa Watch) - Protect + Rehabilitate + Plan - These are the program's key management thrusts. Protect what is there, rehabilitate what has been destroyed, and plan for the intelligent utilization of the city's terrestrial and marine resources. This is the life cycle that the program envisions for the community to achieve sustainable development. Comprehensive Housing Program - Puerto Princesa's vast land area and its rich terrestrial and marine resources have become like magnets that attracted a lot of in-migration from all over the country. They came in droves and squatted in public and private lands whose owners either did not care or know. Majority of them, being fishermen, chose the coastal areas for being closest to their source of income. Agriculture Program - Puerto Princesa City is primarily an agricultural economy. It is almost self-sufficient in food, except for a few varieties of vegetables. Metro Manila's ten million population get their fish and other marine supplies from the city in particular and Palawan in general. To improve the farmer's quality of life, however, there exists the urgent need to introduce productivity enhancement programs. Education Program - The project intends to improve the standard of education within the service area of the city government by identifying and prioritizing the establishment of schools, and organizing a continuous training scheme for schoolteachers in the city. Health Program – the City Government has undertaken effective and efficient health services. Infrastructure Program – this refers to both horizontal and vertical constructions, implemented with the ultimate goal of boosting the economic development of the city, at the least possible cost. Livelihood Program – “Kaunlaran” (Development) or economic development is the last of the three K's (the first two being “Kalinisan” or cleanliness and “Kapayapaan” or peace and order). The last was the most difficult but was achieved, making Puerto