SOCIAL PLANNING

UP PLANO ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING BOARD EXAM COACHING SESSIONS

14 April 2018

En.P LAARNI M. MAGAYANES

magayanes.lala@gmail.com
0927-661-9421
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OVERVIEW

SOCIAL PLANNING BASIC CONCEPTS

MEASURING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

PLANNING STANDARDS
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OVERVIEW

SOCIAL PLANNING BASIC CONCEPTS

MEASURING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

PLANNING STANDARDS
 SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE TO ECOLOGICAL PROFILE

SEP EP
• Snapshot or profile of the area at a
• Give due recognition and proper
given point in time;
space for the bio-physical or
• Geographical distribution of data
ecological dimension;
attributes is not consistently
• Have its basic minimum content of
portrayed (example: data
the five development sectors:
disaggregated down to barangay
social, economic, physical,
level;
environmental and natural
• Gives cursory treatment to the
resources and institutional.
physical and environmental
sectors.
ECOLOGICAL PROFILE

Scanning
Inventory
Assessment
Analysis
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COMPONENTS OF LOCAL PLANNING STRUCTURE
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QUIZ
In HLURB guidelines for CLUP, which of the following does not fall
under the ‘social sector’?
I. Police Protective Services
II. Sports and Recreation
III. Mining
IV.Small scales industries
V. Education
VI.Health
VII.ICT and Business Processing

A. I and II. B. VI and V C. VII and I D. III and IV

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

OVERVIEW

SOCIAL PLANNING BASIC CONCEPTS

MEASURING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

PLANNING STANDARDS
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cemeteries, parks, and etc.

(Serote E. Rationalized Planning System)
Social Planning

Social planning utilizes knowledge and tools from

demography, geography, anthropology, psychology,
economics, sociology, community development,
management, natural science, architecture, and engineering.
What is Demography?
 The scientific study of the human population primarily with concern to size,
structure and development (United Nations).
 Is the scientific study of the characteristics and patterns of human population
 Social Planning is based in Demography
 Population projections serve as inputs in setting goals, objectives, and targets;
formulation policies and strategies and identifying programs and projects
which form part of the plan
 Sources of population data:
 NSO/PSA Census of Population (every 10 years)
 NSO/PSA surveys (every 3 years)
 Vital registration system (Local Civil Registrar)
 LGU barangay counts
What is Population?

The total number of individuals in a territory at a

specified time. It covers both nationals and aliens;
native-and foreign-born persons, internees, refugees
and other groups physically present within the borders
of a country at a specified time.
Bariloche,1976; Galtung 1977

Basic Human Needs

1. Freedom
2. Security
3. Identity
4. Well-being
5. Communion with Nature
– Ecological Balance
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Social Participation
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• Hierarchy of needs? • Abraham Maslow
• The scientific study of the • Demography
human population primarily
with concern to size,
structure and
development?

• Social Participation? • Sherry Arnstein

• Are the principal actors of • People

development. They are the
agents of change?
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MDGs
M D G WAT C H A S O F MAY 2016
M D G WAT C H A S O F MAY 2016
M D G WAT C H A S O F MAY 2016
M D G WAT C H A S OF MAY 2016
THE 2030 AGENDA

15 Years 17 Goals 169 Targets 230 Indicators

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

OVERVIEW

SOCIAL PLANNING

MEASURING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

PLANNING STANDARDS
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Age Dependency Ratio
Age Dependency Ratio indicates the extent to which those who are too
young or too old to earn a living depend for support on those who work.
Fertility

This refers to the live births that occur within a

population.The production of live birth is connected with
many factors like the start of cohabitation, use of
contraception, infant and child mortality and cessation of
pregnancy.
Rate of migration (assumed) = Population growth rate of
municipality/city/province MINUS national population
growth rate
Computing Population Growth Rates

Projecting population size using growth models:

o Arithmetic
◦ Geometric
◦ Exponential
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Current Housing Demand (CHD)
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> 75 sections
 500 or less students 0.50 ha
501 to 1,000 1.00 ha
1,001 to 2,000 2.00 ha
2,001 to 3,000 3.00 ha
* For largest colleges and universities the campus should be at least 7 hectares
for the minimum number of students which is 10,000.
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< 35 kms but > 3hrs away by usual mode
< 35 kms away > 3hrs away by usual mode

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≥ 35 kms < 35 kms but > < 35 kms away >
3hrs 3hrs

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Section 4 of RA 7876
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MUST READ:

• HLURB Guide to Comprehensive Land Use Plan

Preparation Vol. 2 Sectoral Analysis and Tools for
Situational Analysis 2014
• Serote Ernesto, Rationalized Planning System
• BP 220
• PD 957
• RA 7279 UDHA
References:
• HLURB Guide to Comprehensive Land Use Plan Preparation Vol. 2 Sectoral Analysis and
Tools for Situational Analysis 2014
• Serote Ernesto, Rationalized Planning System
• BP 220
• PD 957
• Powerpoint presentation of Veronica Arcilla
• Powerpoint presentation of Mel Javier
• MDG Progress Report 2015

THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK!