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Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Management Priorities in the Philippine Development Plan 2017-2022
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Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Management Priorities in the Philippine
Development Plan 2017-2022
I. 2017-2022 Philippine Development Plan Framework
II. Climate Change (CC) and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Priorities
III. CC-DRR Public Investment Programs
Presentation Outline
2017-2022 Philippine Development Plan Framework
By2040,Philippineswill be:• Aprosperous,predominantlymiddle-classsocietywherenooneis poor;
• Ahealthyandresilient society;• Asmartandinnovative society,and
• Ahightrust society.2
2017-2022
2023-2028
2029-2034
2035-2040
VisionoftheFilipinosfor themselves“In2040,wewillallenjoyastableandcomfortablelifestyle,secureintheknowledgethatwehaveenoughforourdailyneedsandunexpectedexpenses,thatwecanplanandprepareforourownandourchildren’sfuture.Ourfamilylivestogetherinaplaceofourown,andwehavethefreedomtogo
wherewedesire,protectedandenabledbyaclean,efficient,andfair government."
VisionoftheFilipinosfortheir country“ThePhilippinesshallbeacountrywhereallcitizensarefreefromhungerandpoverty,haveequalopportunities,enabledbyfairandjustsocietythatisgovernedwithorderandunity.Anationwhere
familieslivetogether,thrivinginvibrant,culturallydiverse,andresilient communities.”
Ambisyon Natin 2040: The Philippine Long-Term Vision
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Overall Strategic Framework
Unemployment rate down to 3-5%By creating 950,000 to 1.1 million jobs per year
Poverty rate down to 14%Equivalent to lifting about 6 million Filipinos from poverty
Greater trust in government and in society
Individuals and communities will be resilientBy reducing exposure to hazards, mitigating impact of risks, and accelerating recovery after disasters
Filipinos will have more drive to innovation
National Dispersion through Regional
ConcentrationConnectivity Vulnerability
Reduction
§ Improve linkages among settlements and key production areas
§ Direct growth in areas with greatest economic potentials through efficient transportation networks
§ Increase access to jobs and services by people in smaller settlements
§ Connect rural areas to growth centres
• Optimize benefits from agglomeration
• Increase viability of wider variety & higher levels of services in areas with bigger markets
• Manage the development of environmentally-constrained and reduce regional dependence on metropolitan centers
• Reduce encroachment into agricultural land & other environmentally-sensitive or protected areas
§ Protect environmentally-constrained or hazard-prone areas
§ Control settlements in hazard-prone areas
§ Ensure safety of the population
§ Ensure access to areas affected by hazard events
NATIONAL SPATIAL STRATEGY
CC and DRRM Strategies in the PDP 2017-2022
Chapter Title3 Overlay of economic growth, demographic trends and physical characteristics5 Ensuring people-centered, clean, and efficient governance8 Expanding economic opportunities in agriculture, fisheries and forestry9 Expanding economic opportunities in industry and services
10 Accelerating human capital development11 Reducing the vulnerability of individuals and families12 Build safe and secure communities14 Leverage science, technology and innovation15 Sustain a stable, sound, and supportive macroeconomic environment19 Infrastructure development20 Ensure ecological integrity, clean and healthy environment
Chapters of the PDP 2017-2022 with CC and DRR Strategies
CC Adaptation and Mitigation and DRR Strategies
• National Spatial Strategy
Chapter 3: An overlay of economic growth, demographic trends and physical characteristics
• Develop adaptive capacity of the public sector to anticipate risks from natural hazards and climate change impacts
• Strengthen inter-agency coordination and linkages
Chapter 5: Ensure a People-centered, Clean, Efficient andEffective Governance
• Accelerate construction of climate-resilient small-scale irrigation systems and retrofit existing systems• Continue promotion of climate change adaptation practices• Account climate and disaster resilience in transport network design• Develop climate- and disaster-responsive technologies and innovations• Improve awareness and access to credit and insurance• Enhance capacity of small farmers and fisherfolk to adopt better and new technologies• Strengthen the extension system for the promotion of good farming and fishery practices
Chapter 8: Expand economic opportunities in agriculture, fisheries and forestry
CC Adaptation and Mitigation and DRR Strategies
• Provide incentives for green manufacturing to improve the adoption of energy efficient technologies• Fully implement the Green Jobs Act to promote green growth, blue economy and innovation• Increase access of MSMEs and cooperatives to innovative, appropriate and cost-effective
technologies• Set up a National Quality Infrastructure system as a legislative agenda to harmonize standardization,
metrology, testing analysis, quality management, certification, and accreditation
Chapter 9: Expand economic opportunities in Industry and Services
• Provide quality health service to climate change and disaster related illness• Continue curricular reforms with emphasis on topics related to CC and disaster
preparedness
Chapter 10: Accelerate human capital development
• Nationwide rollout of climate vulnerability assessment and climate/disaster risk assessment• Develop facilities for adaptation including risk transfer mechanisms• Provide adequate transition houses and livelihood opportunities to disaster victims during the early
rehabilitation and recovery period • Capacity development of local planners to multi-scenario analysis and climate change projections
Chapter 11: Reduce the vulnerability of individuals and families
CC Adaptation and Mitigation and DRR Strategies
• Ensure compliance of physical infrastructure, particularly on housing and human settlements with DRRM and CCA requirements to mitigate risks and vulnerability
Chapter 12: Build safe and secure communities
• Develop capabilities and maximize the use of core and emerging technologies that include both climate change adaptation and mitigation
• Establish and promote innovation hubs on climate change• Intensify international cooperation in STI such as in climate change
Chapter 14: Leverage science, technology and innovation
• Encourage and support innovation in export-oriented industries through investments including state-of-the-art climate-resilient technologies
• Develop and implement policies to ensure business continuity and mitigate disaster risks to businesses and enterprises
Chapter 15: Sustain a stable, sound, and supportive macroeconomic environment
Consider DRR and CCA strategies to ensure climateresilient infrastructure facilities
Energy• Expedite the implementation of remaining policy mechanisms
under the Renewable Energy (RE) Act of 2008 • Harmonize the transmission development plan with RE targets• Encourage RE development in missionary areas • Strictly monitor compliance to the DOE DC 2015-07-014, Guidelines for Maintaining the
Share of Renewable Energy in the Country, and DC 2015-03-0001, Promulgating the Framework for the Implementation of Must Dispatch and Priority Dispatch of Renewable Energy Resources in the WESM
• Continue the implementation of the energy efficiency and conservation (EEC) program
Chapter 19: Infrastructure DevelopmentCC Adaptation and Mitigation and DRR Strategies
Transport• Maximize the use of DPWH Design Guidelines, Criteria
and Standards 2015, which incorporates resilient design• Implement road-based transport initiatives, such as environmentally
sustainable urban transport systems
Chapter 19: Infrastructure DevelopmentCC Adaptation and Mitigation and DRR Strategies
Social• Provide secure tenure in affordable, safe and disaster-resilient
housing, especially for the unprivileged and homeless families
Chapter 19: Infrastructure DevelopmentCC Adaptation and Mitigation and DRR Strategies
• Sustain the rehabilitation of degraded forestlands including reforestation efforts
• Biodiversity Conservation• Identify technological and research priorities and capacity needs
for low carbon development • Promote environmentally-sustainable transport • Promote climate-smart structures and designs• Develop database to measure emission reduction per sector• Promote sustainable consumption and production
Chapter 20: Ensure Ecological Integrity and Clean Healthy Environment
CC Adaptation and Mitigation and DRR Strategies
PUBLIC INVESTMENT PROGRAM (PIP) 2017-2022
• a six-year programming document accompanying the PDP and its Results Matrix
• contains priority programs and projects to be implemented by the government and its instrumentalities that will contribute to the attainment of outcomes of the PDP within the medium term
• serves as a mechanism to improve resource mobilization by channeling resources to priority investment areas
• submitted by government agencies through the PIPOL system
PUBLIC INVESTMENT PROGRAM (PIP) 2017-2022
1. Climate Change Adaptation, Resiliency and Mitigation2. Conflict, Climate and Disaster Sensitive Reform of Spatial Planning and Management in the
Philippines3. Risk Resiliency and Sustainability Program (RRSP)4. Strengthening Capacity for Integrating Ecosystem Services in the Forest Land Use Planning
Process to Enhance Climate Resilience and Poverty Reduction in the Philippines (PROFOR2)5. Operation Listo6. Construction of DRRM Training Institute 7. PHL-LIDAR 1. Hazard Mapping f the Philippines Using LIDAR8. PHL-LIDAR 2. Nationwide Detailed Resources Assessment using LIDAR9. Climate Change Programs/Projects (Forestry and Environment)10. Bamboo Grove Establishment for Climate Change Resiliency on Quinali11. Verification and Development of Climate Change-Resilient Production Strategies for Citrus12. Development of Decision Support System for Enhancing Climate Change Resiliency of
Smallholder Upland Farmers in Selected Communities in CALABARZON, Philippines
LIST OF PAPs FROM DRAFT PIP
13. Controlled Environment Studies on the Impacts of Climate Change and Other Stressors on Agriculture, Environments and Natural Resources
14. Climate Resilient Integrated Development Project in Agrarian Reform Community (ARC) Clusters
15. Production Support Services (PSS)- Climate Smart Animal Facilities, Waste Management16. BSWM-Establishment of Agro-Meteorological Stations in Highly Vulnerable Agricultural
Areas: A tool for Climate Change Adaption and in the Development of Local Early Warning System (Agromet Cum Climate Change ) (AGROMET)
17. Climate Monitoring and Prediction System (CLIMPS)18. Establishment of Provincial Science & Technology Center & GIS Hub for Disaster Risk
Reduction Management & Climate Change19. Strengthening and Expansion of Climate Database Management
LIST OF PAPs FROM DRAFT PIP
Thank you!
Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Management Priorities in the Philippine
Development Plan 2017-2022
MERCEDITA A. SOMBILLAASSISTANT SECRETARY, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICE AND
CONCURRENT DIRECTOR, ANRESNATIONAL ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
