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The contributing forces of changes in the global system of cities
G P C - T I E D
- Globalisation
- Privatisation and deregulation
- Competition among cities imperative
- Technical change
- Informational economy
- Environment
- Demographic
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CARINO’S PHYSICAL PLANNING STAGES
AFP-AERP
- Analysis of existing situation
- Formulation of goals & objectives
- Planning surveys and studies
- Alternative courses of action
- Evaluation and selection of preferred strategy
- Refinement of chosen strategy
- Plan implementation
- Monitoring and evaluation
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Feasibility Study includes the following
SITED-FEM
- Social module
- Institutional module
- Technical or Engineering module
- Environmental module
- Demand-and-supply or Market module Financial module
- Economic module Manpower and Administrative Support module
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NEDA Cycle
PIP : IPA -DI-OE
- Pre Investment (IPA) - Identification, Preparation and Appraisal
- Implementation - (DI) Design, Implementation
- Post Investment - (OE)Operation, Evaluation or Monitoring
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4 Basic Policy Areas
PIPS
- Protection
- Infrastructure
- Production
- Settlements
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Classifications of Land according to the Constitution.
F-MAN
- Forestry Areas
- Mining
- Agriculture
- National Parks
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5 Goals of Spatial Planning, according to Dr. Francis Chapin, Jr.
CHASE
- Convenience
- Health
- Amenity
- Safety
- Economy
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9 Procedural Theories of Planning
ABC-STRIPS
- Advocacy
- Bargaining
- Communicative
- Synoptic
- Transactive
- Rational
- Incrementalism
- Participatory
- Scanning
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Planning method pioneered by Geddes.
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Sherry Arnstein’s Ladder of Citizen Participation
NTC and MT-ICP-PDC
“Management Trainee assigned to the ICP will issue PDC’s.”
- Nonparticipation
- Tokenism
- Citizen Power
Manipulation, Therapy
Informing, Consultation, Placation
Partnership, Delegation of Power, Citizen Control
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Appointive Local Officials required for all LGU’s.
5-BATA-HEP-C
“Limang bata ang may Hepatitis-C”
S - Secretary to the Sangguian
BATA - -Budget Officer, Accountant, Treasurer, Assessor
HEP - Health Officer, Engineer, Planning & Dev’t Coordinator
C - Civil Registrar (except for province)
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Appointive Local Officials required only for Provinces and Cities.
ALS-VG
ALS - Administrator, Legal Officer, Social Welfare & Dev’t Officer
VG - Veterinarian, General Services Officer
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RPT Assessment Classes
RAT-MIC
RAT - Residential (20%), Agricultural (40%), Timberland (20%)
MIC - Mining (50%), Industrial (50%), Commercial (50%)
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Principles of PA21
PEPES
- Poverty-reduction
- Empowerment
- Peace & solidarity
- Ecological integrity
- Social equity
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Principles of Procurement (RA9184)
PACTS
- Public Monitoring
- Accountability
- Competitiveness
- Transparency
- Streamlining of Processes
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Human Ecology Process, in order
ISSAAC
- Invasion
- Succession
- Segregation
- Assimilation
- Accommodation
- Concentration
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The Vertical and Horizontal dimensions of Logical Framework (LogFrame)
GPOA-DIVA
Vertical: Goals, Purpose, Output, Activities
Horizontal: Description, Indicators, Verification means, Assumptions
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4 Major Planning Areas of Logistics
FIT-C
- Facility location strategy
- Inventory strategy
- Transportation strategy
- Customer service goals
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Hierarchy of Roads by Function
ACDC
- Arterial, Collector, Distributor, Capillary
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General Welfare Goals
CHB - TP - SEP- C
- preservation and enrichment of culture;
- promotion of health and safety;
- enhancement of the right of the people to a balanced ecology;
- encouraging and supporting the development of appropriate and selfreliant
- scientific and technological capabilities;
- improvement of public morals;
- enhancement of economic prosperity and social justice;
- promotion of full employment;
- maintenance of peace and order; and
- preservation of comfort and convenience.
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NFPP Principles
FERS - EPPRM
- Food security
- Environmental stability or ecological integrity
- Rational urban development
- Spatial integration
- Equitable access to physical and natural resources
- Public-private sector partnership
- People empowerment
- Recognition of the rights of indigenous people
- Market orientation
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MDG
- EU - GRM - MHEG
- To eradicate extreme poverty and hunger.
- To achieve universal primary education.
- To promote gender equality and empower women.
- To reduce child mortality.
- To improve maternal health.
- To combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases.
- To ensure environmental sustainability.
- To develop a global partnership for development.
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The Universal Concept of Public Interest
PECA
- Public health and safety
- Economy
- Convenience
- Amenity
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Six processes at work in the city
- I - 3S - CD
- Invasion
- Succession
- Segregation
- Specialization
- Concentration
- Decentralization
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8 Core Indicators
FLIP - BLUD
- Fertility Rate,
- Literacy Rate By Sex
- Income Family Average
- Population Growth Rate Annual
- Birth Rate (CBR) Crude
- Labor Force Participation Rate by Sex
- Unemployment Rate, Total and Sex
- Death Rate (CDR) Crude
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