(Plan 210.1) Field Work 1_ Induction Meeting.pptx

presentation of planning

1. Induction Meeting Plaridel, Quezon 04 March 2024 Municipal Hall of Plaridel PLAN 210.1

2. Outline Introduction of the Team Scope of Technical Assistance What is an Ecological Profile and CDRA? Work Plan and Timeline Field Work Objectives Field Work Itinerary Reminders and Next Steps

3. Introduction of the Team University of the Philippines - Diliman School of Urban and Regional Planning (UP SURP) “to conduct training courses, seminars, and workshops in planning for national and local governments, civil society organizations, the private sector, and other development organizations.” Plan 210.1: Planning Workshop Course Description: Practical workshop application of planning Professor: Asst. Prof. Carmelita R.E.U. Liwag

4. Introduction of the Team Name Profession/ Background John Robert Dez Prado Registered Architect Srijan Mazumder GIS Analyst, Urban Planner, and M&E Isabela Braz Rossetti Urban and Regional Planner, Architect, Urbanist Patience Mazanhi Urban Planner (Research & Architectural experience) Sheku Gbetuwa Regional Development Planner and M&E Boni Napitupulu Visiting International Student John Lester Sapon Project Staff for Quality Assurance, Civil Engineer

5. Introduction of the Team Name Profession/Background Louie Jeff Ramos Registered License Architect/ Lead Technical R4A Pambansang Pabahay/ OIC Department Head- Public Housing Department DHSUD 4A Eula Marie A. Pacumio Registered Civil Engineer Jann Penny Clavecilla Civil Engineer / Construction Industry Joey Yatco Registered Architect/ University Professor Roy Alvin Cabantina Environmental Engineer/Military Officer Rei Arvin C.Evangelista Registered Architect

6. Scope of Technical Assistance Facilitating stakeholder workshops, focus groups, and consultations to solicit input and feedback from residents, businesses, and organizations. Updating and completing the Ecological Profile (EP) and Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment (CDRA) for the Municipality of Plaridel, Quezon.

7. What is an Ecological Profile? An Ecological Profile (EP) is the more comprehensive replacement of the usual socioeconomic profile which gives equal coverage to the physical, biological, socioeconomic, cultural and built environments. The Ecological profile should have, as its minimum contents, data on the five (5) development sectors, namely: Population and Social Services Local Economy Infrastructure and Physical base Environmental Management and Natural Resources Institutional Source: Guide to Ecological Profiling, DILG-BLGF

8. Purpose of the Ecological Profile? It helps the LGU to determine The services needed by constituents Resources available Environmental Factors which affects policy Identifying and prioritizing problem situations affecting the target population Source: Guide to Ecological Profiling, DILG-BLGF

9. The Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment (CDRA) is the process of studying risks and vulnerabilities of exposed elements associated with natural hazards and climate change. What is a CDRA? Source: Supplemental Guidelines on Mainstreaming Climate Change on Disaster Risks in the CLUP , HLURB Scope the potential impacts of hazards and climate change 2 Collect and organize climate change and hazard information 1 Develop the Exposure Database 3 Conduct a Disaster Risk Assessment 5 Summarize Findings 6 Conduct a Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment 4

10. Work Plan and Timeline Activity Itinerary Proposed Schedule Field Work 1: Introduction & Reconnaissance Day 1: Courtesy Visit, Induction Meeting Day 2: Reconnaissance and data collection 4 March Field Work 2: Primary Data Gathering Day 1: Alignment Meeting with LGU Day 2: Follow-up and Primary Data Collection Day 3: Follow-up and Primary Data Collection Day 4: Work Plan Finalization & Exit Conference 13-17 March Field Work 3: Presentation of Preliminary Draft EP & CDRA Day 1: Presentation of Preliminary Draft EP Day 2: Presentation of Preliminary Draft CDRA 18-19 April Field Work 4: Presentation of Final Draft EP & CDRA Day 1: Presentation of Final Draft EP Day 2: Presentation of Final Draft CDRA 16-17 May

11. Field Work Objectives Introduce the Team and Objectives to the LGU Connect with the LGU Planning Committees Identify and Collect available data for the EP and CDRA Conduct Reconnaissance Survey

12. Field Work Itinerary Date Time Activity Day 1 (March 4, 2024) 1:00 PM SURP Arrival to Plaridel 2:00 - 3:00 PM Courtesy Visit 3:00 - 4:00 PM Induction Meeting Day 2 (March 5, 2024) 9:00 AM - 12:00 NN Reconnaissance Survey 1:00 - 4:00 PM Data Collection from LGU Offices 4:00 PM Travel from Plaridel to SURP

13. Thank you! PLAN 210.1