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PLANNING &  
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING BOARD EXAM
COACHING SESSION #3
Presented by Jean Palma

3 April 2016
OUTLINE
Recap of previous concepts

I.  Plan hierarchies
II.  CDP + CLUP overview
III.  Data management and analysis
IV.  Basic research
V.  Geographic information systems
PLANNING HIERARCHY
PREVAILING NATIONAL PLANS
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REGIONAL PLANS
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HLURB CLUP Guidebook Volume 1
SPATIAL
CONTEXT

SECTORAL
DEV’T

MEANS OF
IMPLEMENTATION

SPATIAL CONTEXT
=
4 POLICY AREAS
for land use

POLICY AREAS
PROTECTED AREAS
NIPAS, Non-‐NIPAS, protected
LIFE SUPPORT
agricultural, environmentally-‐
SYSTEM constrained, heritage sites
SETTLEMENT AREAS
SPACE FOR Urban, rural, indigenous peoples’
LIVING settlements
ROAD
INFRASTRUCTURE AREAS
Transport network, social
infrastructure, economic
infrastructure, administrative support
SPACE FOR
MAKING A PRODUCTION AREAS
LIVING Agricultural, industrial,
commercial, tourism, mining
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POLICY AREAS
Environment PROTECTED AREAS
Unbuilt
NIPAS, Non-‐NIPAS, protected

LIFE SUPPORT
agricultural, environmentally-‐
SYSTEM constrained, heritage sites
SETTLEMENT AREAS
SPACE FOR Urban, rural, indigenous peoples’
LIVING settlements
Built Form
ROAD
INFRASTRUCTURE AREAS
Transport network, social
infrastructure, economic
infrastructure, administrative support
SPACE FOR
MAKING A PRODUCTION AREAS
LIVING Agricultural, industrial,
commercial, tourism, mining
SECTORAL
DEVELOPMENT
=
5 DEVELOPMENT
SECTORS

DEVELOPMENT SECTORS
ECONOMIC
SOCIAL
PHYSICAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
INSTITUTIONAL

CLUP CDP

SPATIAL SECTORAL

MEANS OF
IMPLEMENTATION
=
PPPAs

MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION
1 Policy
2 Programs
3 Projects
4 Activities

PLAN
PROGRAM 1 PROGRAM 2 PROGRAM 3 PROGRAM 4
PROJECT 1 PROJECT 2 PROJECT 3
ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 4
TASK 1 TASK 2 TASK 3 TASK 4 TASK 5

TOOL FOR
PRIORIT-
IZATION

TOOLS FOR PRIORITIZATION
Investment Program
Budget
Executive Legislative Agenda

QUICK RECAP 1
What are the four policy areas?

(Think of the weights.)
QUICK RECAP 1
What are the 5 development sectors?
(Think of the Jlower.)
PLANNING PROCESS 
An overview
LET’S GO LOCAL.

LONG-TERM COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN
FRAMEWORK
Settlement Policies Protection Land Production Land Infrastructure
PLAN Policies Policies Policies
Zoning Ordinance
MULTI-YEAR COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

MULTI-SECTORAL
Social Economic Physical Environmental Institutional
DEVELOPMENT
PLAN
ELA
IMPLEMENTATION LOCAL DEVELOPMENT LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT

INSTRUMENTS INVESTMENT PROGRAM MEASURES
Non-capital Capital “hard” Other planning laws, taxation
“soft” projects projects and fiscal measures, incentives,
environmental laws
AIP and Budget
Improved public services, new or

Increased private sector
OUTPUTS improved public facilities and
investment in local economic and
infrastructure, increased public
social development
awareness and participation
OUTCOMES Change in social and economic well-being

Change in quality of the environment
Change in local institutional capacities
CLUP PROCESS

SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNING PROCESS
SECTORAL
ECOLOGICAL PROFILE DEVELOPMENT ISSUES NGA PROGRAMS
AND CONCERNS
DETAILED SECTORAL
STUDIES
SECTORAL
DEVELOPMENT LGU MANDATES AND
CLUP POLICIES
OBJECTIVES AND THRUSTS
STRATEGIES
DEVELOPMENT
SECTORAL PROGRAMS
STRATEGIES AND
AND PROJECTS
POLICIES
ZONING AND OTHER PROJECT IDEAS OR NEW LOCAL

LEGISLATION PROJECT BRIEFS LEGISLATION
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT LOCAL LEGISLATIVE

INVESTMENT PROGRAM AGENDA
PROGRAMS AND
PROJECT
IMPLEMENTATION
SIMPLIFIED SECTORAL PLANNING PROCESS
VISION STATEMENT
VISION ELEMENT (by sector)
ELEMENT DESCRIPTORS
SUCCESS INDICATORS OF
EACH DESCRIPTOR
VISION-REALITY GAP
CURRENT REALITY
SECTORAL GOALS
TIME OR RESOURCE
ECOLOGICAL PROFILE CONSTRAINTS
STATISTICAL COMPENDIUM
DECISION ZONES SECTORAL OBJECTIVES
PROBLEM-SOLUTION MATRIX AND TARGETS
CLUP SECTORAL STRATEGIES /

POLICIES POLICIES
SECTORAL PROGRAMS / PROPOSED NEW

PROJECTS LEGISLATIONS
LDIP / AIP LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
EXECUTIVE-LEGISLATIVE
AGENDA

SIMPLIFIED PLANNING PROCESS (CLUP-CDP INTEGRATION)
Elaboration SpeciCication
of ends of means
CLUP
VISION
PHYSICAL SPATIAL
PLANNING GOALS STRATEGIES
ELEMENT
DESCRIPTORS LOCATION
PRINCIPLES
Protection, production,
SUCCESS What it takes to What can be settlement,
INDICATORS close the gap reasonably done in infrastructure
3 years
SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT
VISION-REALITY SECTORAL
OBJECTIVES / Policies, strategies,
GAP GOALS
TARGETS programs, projects,
CURRENT REALITY legislation
CDP
•  ECOLOGICAL
PROFILE
•  STATISTICAL
COMPENDIUM
•  THEMATIC MAPS

IF YOU HAVE A PROJECT, WHAT DO YOU DO FIRST?
1  Get data, look at the situation

2  Assess the situation
3  Envision something
4  Narrow down, specify targets
5  Strategize
6  Package the plan
7  Implement
8  Check from time to time
9  Back to step 1
EVALUATION ASSESSMENT
MONITORING
PLANNING
IMPLEMENT
-ATION
Assessment
against targets
Improvement
Data gathering Analysis

Problem identification
MONITORING
PLANNING
Policy
Visioning
Program
IMPLEMENT Goals, objectives, targets
Project
-ATION Strategies
Activity
Budgeting, prioritization, financing
Task
EP
MONITORING
PLANNING
ZO
IMPLEMENT CLUP
ELA -ATION CDP
LDIP
Thematic Plans
AIP
ECOLOGICAL PROFILE
Formerly SEP
Situationer and database of the planning area
“Snapshot in time”
Presented by sector
Written by the local planning ofJice

DATA MANAGEMENT 
AND ANALYSIS
ECOLOGICAL PROFILE
Population and social services
Economic structure, local

specialization, linked industries
Natural resource inventory,

environmental assessment
Inventory of infrastructure and

support facilities, land use and area
Government organization, Jiscal
management, and legislation
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ECOLOGICAL PROFILE
POPULATION PROJECTION
1.  ANNUAL AVERAGE GROWTH
2.  COMPOUNDED GROWTH
3.  COHORTS
LINKAGES
LOCATION QUOTIENT
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SOCIAL
SECTOR
INDICATORS AND TOOLS DESCRIBING WELL-BEING AND
POPULATION SIZE AND COMPOSITION
Demographic Socio-economic
Population size Dependency ratio
Population pyramid Percent urban population
Crude birth / death rate Labor force participation rate
Age-specific fertility rate, total fertility
Unemployment rate
rate, gross reproductive rate
Life expectancy at birth Enrolment rate
Educational attainment of
Sex ratio
population
Number of households Average household size income
Average household size Poverty incidence
Index of income concentration

AGE GROUPS
Age Groups Age

Dependent 0-14, 65 and above
Labor force 15-64
School age 3-6, 7-12, 13-16 (old educational system)
6-11, 12-15, 16-17 (K-12)
Female reproductive age 15-49

Department of Education
POPULATION PYRAMID
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PLANNING ASSESSMENTS START WITH  
1st Method: AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH (AAG)

Increase of population between 2 periods of time
Used for short to medium term projections
Taguig increased 13.3 thousand

people per year from 1980 to 1990.
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AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH METHOD
Population, Census Years 1970-2010 (in thousands)

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
1. Assign Time 1 and Time 2.
t1 = 1980
t2 = 1990
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
2. Get the respective population figures from the table.
Pt1 (population of 1980) = 134

Pt2 (population of 1990) = 267
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
t1 = 1980
t2 = 1990
Pt1 = 134
Pt2 = 267
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
t1 = 1980 Pt2 – Pt1

t2 = 1990
Pt1 = 134
Pt2 = 267
t2 – t1
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
t1 = 1980 Pt2 – Pt1 267 -‐ 134 133

t2 = 1990 -‐
Pt1 = 134
Pt2 = 267
t2 – t1 1990 -‐1980 10
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
267 -‐ 134 133 Taguig increased 13.3

-‐ thousand people per year
1990 -‐1980 10 t2 – t1 from 1980 to 1990.
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
By how many people per year did

NCR increase from 2000 to 2010?
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
LU T ION
SO
t1 = 2000
t2 = 2010
Pt1 = 9,932
Pt2 = 11,836
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
LU T ION
SO
t1 = 2000 Pt2 – Pt1
t2 = 2010
Pt1 = 9,932
Pt2 = 11,836
t2 – t1
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
LU T ION
SO
t1 = 2000 Pt2 – Pt1 11,836 – 9,932 1,904
t2 = 2010 -‐
Pt1 = 9,932
Pt2 = 11,836
t2 – t1 2010 -‐ 2000 10
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
LU T ION
SO
NCR increased 190.4 thousand

people per year
from 2000 to 2010.
PSA
1st Method: AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH (AAG) RATE

•  Taguig’s population almost doubled

from 1980 to 1990
•  The growth rate for this period is 9.9%
increase per year
AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH RATE

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
By how much did the population of Taguig change from 1980 to 1990?
Pt2 – Pt1
%Δ 1980-‐1990: ( P90 – P80

t2 – t1
P80 )
(100) = 99%
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
By how much per year did the population of Taguig change from 1980 – 1990?
Pt2 – Pt1
AAGR80,90 :
( P90 – P80
t2 – t1
P80 ) (100) = 9.9% every year
1990 -‐ 1980
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
By how much per year did the population of Taguig change from 2000 to 2010?
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
By how much per year did the population of Taguig change from 2000 to 2010?
Pt2 – Pt1
( )
U T ION
SOL P10 – P00
t2 – t1
P00
AAGR00,10 : (100) = 3.8% every year
2010 -‐ 2000
PSA
2nd Method: COMPOUNDED GROWTH RATE

The population of Taguig in 2020 will be

1.2 million.
COMPOUNDED GROWTH RATE

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
What will be the population of Taguig in 2020?
Pt2 – Pt1
(t2 – t1)
Pt2 = Pt1 (1+r)
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
LU T ION
SO But Jirst, let’s
compute for r. 1
t1 = 1980
( )

r is the rate of t2 = 1990 Pt2 (t2 – t1)
population growth. It r = -‐1
can be derived from Pt1 = 134 Pt1
any two population Pt2 = 267
years with available
data.
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
LU T ION
SO
1 1
t1 = 1980
t2 = 1990
Pt1 = 134 ( )
r =
Pt2
Pt1
(t2 – t1)
-‐1 ( )
r80,90 =
267
134
(10)
-‐1
Pt2 = 267 r80,90 = 0.07
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
Now that we have the value of

r, let’s plug it in to the t1 = 2010
compounded growth formula t2 = 2020
and assign new time and Pt1 = 644
population values, where the Pt2 = ?
2020 population is missing.
PSA

Area 1970 1975 1980 1990 1995 2000 2010
Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644
NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836
PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338
LU T ION
SO
(t2 – t1)
r = 0.07 Pt2 = Pt1 (1+r)
t1 = 2010
t2 = 2020
Pt1 = 644 2020-‐2010
Pt2 = 644 (1+0.07)
Pt2 = ?
P20 = 1,266.86 thousand
PSA
COHORTS: People experiencing the same thing at the same time
COHORT SURVIVAL (in 100 thousands)

Age Population Projected 2020 Population Projected 2030 Population
group Philippines, 2010 Births, Projections Births, Projections
2020 2030
Male Female Male Female Male Female
0-9 109 104 117 112
10-19 99 95 57 108 104
20-29 84 83 108 98 94
30-39 65 65 64 83 82
40-49 51 50 63 64
50-59 35 35 47 48
60+ 29 34 45 52
COHORTS: People experiencing the same thing at the same time
COHORT SURVIVAL (in 100 thousands)

Age Population Projected 2020 Population Projected 2030 Population
group Philippines, 2010 Births, Projections Births, Projections
2020 2030
Male Female Male Female Male Female
0-9 109 104 117 112
10-19 99 95 57 108 104
20-29 84 83 108 98 94 ? ?
30-39 65 65 64 83 82
40-49 51 50 63 64
50-59 35 35 47 48
60+ 29 34 45 52
THE LOCAL
ECONOMY
INDUSTRIES
Quinary
Employment of smaller
Quaternary Primary
reference area, industry x
Total employment of smaller

Employment of larger
Secondary
Tertiary Total employment of larger
THE LOCAL ECONOMY
LINKAGES
Connections between industries
May be forward, backward, supporting, etc.
LINKAGES
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LINKAGES
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LINKAGES http://thumbs4.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/m70ocWOvGQHHU13betzGHDw.jpg
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THE LOCAL ECONOMY
LOCATION QUOTIENT
Specialization of an area with regard to a larger reference area
Measured in terms of employment
Can be expressed in % or proportion
If greater than 1, the specialization has a comparative advantage
among other industries

LOCATION QUOTIENT
reference area, industry x Percent
employment in
Total employment of smaller smaller area
Employment of larger
Percent
employment in
Total employment of larger larger area
LOCATION QUOTIENT
EMPLOYMENT (in thousands) by industry group, 2002

Region Total Primary Secondary Tertiary
Philippines 30,439
reference area,11,410
industry x 4,568 14,461
NCR 4,002 52 902 3,048
CAR Total
562 employment of smaller
333 55 174
Region I 1,622 734 194 694
Region II 1,221
Employment of 712
larger 88 421
Does Region I specialize in tertiary industries?

Total employment of larger
PSA
LOCATION QUOTIENT

Philippines 30,439
industry x 4,568 14,461
NCR 4,002 52 902 3,048
CAR Total
333 55 174
Region I 1,622 734 194 694
Region II 1,221 712 88 421
% employment, 694
R1 tertiary 1,622
0.89 < 1
% employment, 14,461
country tertiary 30,439
OLU TION
S
PSA
LOCATION QUOTIENT

Philippines 30,439
industry x 4,568 14,461
NCR 4,002 52 902 3,048
CAR Total
333 55 174
Region I 1,622 734 194 694
Region II 1,221
Employment of 712
larger 88 421
Does NCR specialize in tertiary industries?

Total employment of larger
PSA
LOCATION QUOTIENT

Philippines 30,439
industry x 4,568 14,461
NCR 4,002 52 902 3,048
CAR Total
333 55 174
Region I 1,622 734 194 694
Region II 1,221 712 88 421
% employment, 3,042
NCR tertiary 4,002
1.62 > 1
% employment, 14,461
country tertiary 30,439
OLU TION
S
PSA
BASIC RESEARCH
QUESTIONNAIRES FOCUS GROUPS INTERVIEWS
CASE STUDY APPRAISAL EIA

µ
CENTRAL TENDENCY DISTRIBUTION HYPOTHESIS
S W
O T
PARTICIPATORY SWOT ANALYSIS GIS
MAPPING
GIS
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
What goes where
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LOCATION DATA
LOCATION DATA
ATTRIBUTE DATA
LOCATION DATA
ATTRIBUTE DATA
GIS HISTORY
1962
Roger Tomlinson,
the “Father of GIS,”
pioneers the Jield.
His work is
recognized as the
‘beginning of GIS.’
https://www.gislounge.com/gis-timeline/
1965 Dec 1
Origin of the “GIS” term
1966
URISA (Urban and Regional Information Systems
Association) was established. The Jirst conference
was held in 1967 in Garden City, New York.
1969
ESRI
(Environmental
Systems Research
Institute) was
established by Jack
and Laura
Dangermond
1969
Design with
Nature by Ian
McHarg was
published,
advocating for
responsible
landscape
planning.
https://suzanneodonovan.files.wordpress.com/
2013/06/7_mcharg-staten-island.jpg
1972, July 23
The Jirst Landsat
satellite was
launched. This began
the monitoring of the
earth through remote
sensing.
http://space.skyrocket.de/img_sat/landsat-1.jpg
1979
MOSS (Map Overlay and Statistical System), the
earliest open source GIS, became operational in 1979.
It was developed by the US Department of Interior
1982
ARC/INFO was released
by ESRI. This was the
Jirst commercial
software of GIS that was
released publicly.

1985
Grass GIS was released.

1991
ArcView was released.
1999
ArcGIS, the “overhaul”
of GIS software, was
released by ESRI.

2002
QGIS was Jirst released.
It is the biggest open
source GIS software to
date.
2004 August
OpenStreetMap was
founded in the UK.
2005 February
Google Maps was launched.
2005 June
Google Earth was released.
2007 May
Street View was launched.
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1  Mindsetting and preparatory activities
2  Exam overview
3  Application
4  Expectations
5  Planning bibles
+ lots and lots of TIPS. J

Thank you to my profs for the knowledge

ROSARIO “CHIT” JIMENEZ
JUN CASTRO
RACHEL RACELIS
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RA 7160 (THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE)

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HLURB GUIDEBOOKS
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PHILIPPINE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

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PLANNING &

Presented by Jean Palma

Recap of previous concepts

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Rationalized Planning System of the Philippines

HLURB CLUP Guidebook Volume 1

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PROGRAM 1 PROGRAM 2 PROGRAM 3 PROGRAM 4

PROJECT 1 PROJECT 2 PROJECT 3

ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 4

TASK 1 TASK 2 TASK 3 TASK 4 TASK 5

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What are the four policy areas?

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MULTI-YEAR COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

IMPLEMENTATION LOCAL DEVELOPMENT LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT

AIP and Budget

Improved public services, new or

OUTCOMES Change in social and economic well-being

HLURB CLUP Guidebook Volume 1

ZONING AND OTHER PROJECT IDEAS OR NEW LOCAL

LOCAL DEVELOPMENT LOCAL LEGISLATIVE

VISION ELEMENT (by sector)

CLUP SECTORAL STRATEGIES /

SECTORAL PROGRAMS / PROPOSED NEW

LDIP / AIP LEGISLATIVE AGENDA

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Rationalized Planning System of the Philippines

1 Get data, look at the situation

Data gathering Analysis

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Population and social services

Economic structure, local

Natural resource inventory,

Inventory of infrastructure and

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Age Groups Age

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1st Method: AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH (AAG)

Taguig increased 13.3 thousand

Population, Census Years 1970-2010 (in thousands)

Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644

NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836

PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338

Population, Census Years 1970-2010 (in thousands)

Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644

NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836

PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338

Population, Census Years 1970-2010 (in thousands)

Taguig 55 74 134 267 381 467 644

NCR 3,957 4,970 5,926 7,948 9,454 9,932 11,836

PHILS 36,684 42,070 48,098 60,703 68,616 76,507 92,338

1. Assign Time 1 and Time 2.

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1  Get data, look at the situation

t1 = 1980 Pt2 – Pt1 267 -‐ 134 133

267 -‐ 134 133 Taguig increased 13.3

•  Taguig’s population almost doubled

%Δ 1980-‐1990: ( P90 – P80