Module 8_DRR CCA Mainstreaming 2

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VisionPlanning Environment

Income &

Services

Population

Development Issues, Goals, Objectives

Strategies and PPAs

Land Use and Physical Framework

Investment

Program

Economic Activity

Physical Resources/

Transport


Income &

Services

Population


Strategies and PPAs


Investment

Program

Economic Activity

Physical Resources/

Transport


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Income &

Services

Population


Strategies and PPAs


Investment

Program

Economic Activity

Physical Resources/

Transport


Income &

Services

Population


Strategies and PPAs


Investment

Program

Economic Activity

Physical Resources/

Transport

Objective: To identify key development problems and

corresponding goals and objectives.

1 Development issues, goals,objectives/targets,strategies, PPAs: after each

section/subsection of thePlanning environment

Summary:

1. Identify development issues/problems, based on

the previous analysis of the planning environment.2. Derive development goals and objectives. (These

goals and objectives shall be the basis for

formulating strategies, programs, projects and

other activities in Section E.)


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Development issues/problems are basically problemsdirectly relating to symptoms or indicators of

development such as non-availability of services, lack of income and employment, lack of housing, encroachment into environmentally-constrained

lands (high risk areas), etc.

1. Development issues and problems

1.1 Summarize trends and scenarios, according to the

various drivers and symptoms or indicatorsassessed in the Planning Environment (Section C).

1.2 Identify development issues/problems, based on the

previous analysis of the Planning Environment. (For

each of the key sectors, these issues are identified inSection C-6.3.)


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DRIVERS

Population

Economy

Physical Resources

SYMPTOMS

Income

Services

Land Use

2 GOALS

OBJECTIVES

3 STRATEGIES

4 PROGRAMS

PROJECTS

ACTIVITIES

1 DEVELOPMENT

ISSUES/

PROBLEMS

PLANNING ENVIRONMENT

Goals and objectives may be derived directly from the drivers but their significance

is not as direct compared to those derived from the symptoms. For example, a goal

of reducing the population growth rate is a direct response to the issue of rapid

population growth but its significance is fully appreciated only when such rapidgrowth contributes to low family incomes and levels of service (symptoms).

Goals are more

directly derived

from symptoms

rather than thedrivers of

development.

Objectives

provide additional

detail (usually interms of the

affected

population and

location) to the

goals.


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Summary Description and Comparison of Vision, Goal, Objective,

Strategy, Program and Project.

Vision Goal Objective/

Target

Strategy Program Project

Long term Medium-

long term

Short term Short-long

term

Short-

medium term

Short-

medium term

Province-

wide

Intersectoral Sectoral Sectoral/

intersectoral

Locationspecific

Sectoral/

intersectoral

Locationspecific

Sectoral

Location

specific(detailed)

Aspirational

Summarizes

the idealstate

Responds

to a general

problem

Broad

statement

Responds

to a specific

problem

Specific

MeasurableAchievable

Realistic

Timebound

States how

goal/obj is to

be achieved

Guides PPA

identificationand imple-

mentation

Derived by

looking at

drivers of

problems

Translates

strategy into

action

Subset of

program


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DRIVERS

SYMPTOMS/INDICAT

ORS

OFDRIVERS

ISSUES/PROBLEMS GOALS OBJECTIVES

Population

Rapid growth--how to accommodate future

population

Physical resources

Overexploitation of natural resource

Lack of disaster mitigation measures

Transport/Access

Inadequate external/internal access

Economy

Lack of economic competitiveness

High cost of doing business

Income / Services

Low incomes, lack of livelihood opportunities Increase incomes/ livelihood opportunities Provide employment to xx households in yy

areas.

High elem school dropout rate Decrease elementary dropout rate Improve school retention in yy areas

Lack of affordable housing Provide affordable housing Provide affordable housing for xx households

in yy areas

Land use

Urban encroachment into prime agricultural

lands

Mitigate indiscriminate land conversion;

protect selected agri land

Prevent unnecessary land conversion in yy

areas

Flooding Protect communities in flood prone areas Protect xx households in yy areas from

flooding; relocate population in critical areas

Environmental degradation Curb environmental degradation due to

industrial waste

Significantly reduce industrial discharge into

yy areas

Issues/Problems, Goals, Objectives


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Identifying Development Issues and

Goals, Objectives and Targets

Objectives: to identify the development issues and the

goals, objectives and targets based on the risk issues

Output: Enhanced set of development issues and their

corresponding goals, objectives and targets

Process: from the matrix on risk impact to the land

use and physical framework, identify development

issues and the corresponding goals and

objectives/targets that need to be attained


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Identifying Development Issues and GOTs

EXISTING SITUATION

(Disaster Risk Impact and Issues)

DESIRED SITUATION

(Redefining Goals, Objectives and Targets)

Adverse impacts

requiring intervention

measures

Land Use Conflicts

attributed to the

Risks

changes in implementation timeframes respecification of target areas/population groups

downscaling and refocusing of GOTs

new GOTs directly responding to risks

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