Championing good governance, inclusive socioeconomic development, and responsive constituent care.
Congressman Rudy S. Caoagdan, DPA is a seasoned public servant and doctor of public administration with a distinguished career dedicated to community empowerment, infrastructure modernization, and social welfare across Cotabato Province.
Representing the diverse communities of Kidapawan City and the municipalities of Makilala, Magpet, President Roxas, Antipas, and Arakan, his legislative agenda focuses on accessible healthcare, equitable educational opportunities, agricultural livelihood development, and modern public assistance systems.
Under his leadership, the District Office launched this digital portal to remove bureaucratic bottlenecks and ensure that every constituent in need can schedule and receive medical, educational, burial, and financial assistance with dignity and transparency.
A progressive, resilient, and unified 2nd District of Cotabato where all constituents enjoy equal access to quality healthcare, education, sustainable livelihood, and transparent government service.
To deliver prompt, compassionate, and accessible congressional assistance to every family in crisis, champion responsive legislation in the House of Representatives, and drive strategic infrastructure projects that elevate our communities.
Integrity, Transparency, Compassion, and Innovation: Leveraging modern technology to make public service immediate, organized, and constituent-centered.
The 2nd Congressional District of Cotabato comprises the provincial capital city and five bustling agricultural and eco-tourism municipalities:
Provincial capital and commercial hub of Cotabato; seat of the Congressional District Office.
Renowned for rubber production, rich agricultural landscapes, and eco-tourism resorts.
Nestled at the foothills of Mt. Apo, known for coffee, eco-adventures, and indigenous cultural heritage.
Major producer of sugarcane, grains, and livestock with active agrarian communities.
Thriving agro-industrial town known for oil palm, corn, and rubber plantation developments.
Home to the Matigsalug and Manobo indigenous groups, breathtaking mountain ranges, and wildlife sanctuaries.