Together with the Office of the Ombudsman (OMB), the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), a conference on the National Anti-Corruption Program of Action (NACPA) was held on 17 March 2006. Representatives of all branches of government, business groups, and civil society attended the conference to express support and share their views on how to achieve the NACPA.

The following were recommended, among others:
Prevention:

In the Area of Procurement:
Development and utilization of procurement manuals
Training on public procurement
Participatory monitoring and audit
Feedback handling mechanism
Electronic reporting of civil works contractors

In the Area of Integrity and Efficiency of Government Systems
Streamlining of processes
Corruption diagnostics

In the Area of Performance Indicators:
Design a Participatory Performance Audit

Prosecution:
Focus on big fish
Speedy resolution of cases
Better coordination among government agencies for information sharing

Prosecution:
Protection of whistleblowers

NACPA is based on two frameworks: the UN Convention Against Corruption and the Medium Term Philippine Development Plan section on Anti-Corruption. The objectives of NACPA are: to serve as an avenue for effective consultation; to streamline and strengthen stakeholder collaboration on anti-corruption commitments; to install a performance measurement system for anti-corruption efforts; and to conduct social marketing. Its key result areas (KRAs) are: improved legislation; corruption prosecution and prevention; and anti-corruption education/social marketing. The KRAs are proposed to be achieved through coordinated partnerships, clear and accountable performance targets, and regular monitoring of anti-corruption performance.