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Socioeconomic Report onSocioeconomic Report onCentral PhilippinesCentral Philippines
ROMULO L. NERISecretary of Socioeconomic Planning
Joint RDC-Cabinet Meeting7 July 2006
Outline
I. Socioeconomic ConditionsII. Strategic Themes
1. Harnessing the vast coastal and marineresources and addressing the small islandsfragile ecosystem
2. Linking the islands through efficienttransportation and communication facilities
3. Promoting the Central Philippines Tourism Center4. Developing agribusiness, SME and export
potentials5. Pursuing responsible mining and quarrying6. Optimizing power potentials and ensuring
adequacy and reliability of supply7. Enhancing social services
Ø 24 Provinces
Ø 45 Cities
Ø 524 Municipalities
Ø 63 Cong Districts
Island Configuration(2,075 islands & islets)
Central Phils Length of Coastline = 14,219 kilometersCentral Phils Land Area = 91,599.3 square kilometers
Central PhilippinesShare to Total
Land Area = 30. 5 %Coastline = 39.0 %
Primary GrowthCenters
Puerto Princesa City
Metro Cebu
Bacolod City Tagbilaran City
Dumaguete City
Iloilo City
Metro Legazpi
Metro Naga
Metro Tacloban
NIPAS Areas
73 declared NIPASAreas
Estimated at320,483.77 ha.
/ pasture land
38 proclaimed watershed forest reserve
Estimated at 310,965.83 ha.
SocioeconomicSocioeconomicConditionsConditions
Population, Population Growth Rates,and Population Density
*Actual figure includes provinces in Region 4-A and MIMA in Region 4-B
Source: NSCB Philippine Statistical Yearbook
PopulationGrowth
Rate
1995 2000 1995-2000 1995 2000Philippines 68.6 76.5 2.36% 229 255Region 4-B* 9.9 11.8 3.72% 202 239Region 5 4.3 4.7 1.68% 239 258Region 6 5.8 6.2 1.56% 280 301Region 7 5.0 5.7 2.79% 316 359Region 8 3.4 3.6 1.51% 144 155
Population(in millions)
PopulationDensity
(persons/sq km)Region
20.8 %
79.2%
11.7 % 9.9 %12.6 %
31.9 %33.9 %
Estimated GRDP of Central Philippines
Central Philippines
Rest of Country
Central Philippines Share to GDP
C. Visayas W. Visayas
E. Visayas MIMAROPABicol
Regional Share to CentralPhilippines GRDP
Note: / Based on 2004 Estimates of Regional Income Accounts (at Current Prices)
/ Central Philippines GRDP includes MIMAROPA
GRDP 2004 Growth Rates & Sectoral Distribution
27.44.39.3Electricity, Gas, Water2
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Rank
19.97.81.7Government Services
1.20.0(46.6)Forestry
24.37.14.7O. Dwellings
24.75.35.5Construction
25.217.18.7Trade
17.010.26.5Private Services
27.019.76.0Agri, Fishery
49.52.67.2Mining, Quarrying
8.41.89.4Finance
20.8100.06.9Central Phils GRDP
16.318.16.4Manufacturing
16.46.011.0Trans, Comm, Storage
Central Phils *Share to Sector
Output (%)
Share toCentral PhilsGRDP (%)
Real GrowthRate (%)SECTOR
Note:* Basis for ranking
/ Based on 2004 Estimates of Regional Income Accounts/ Central Philippines GRDP includes MIMAROPA
Employment
25.721.38.49.1CENTRAL PHILIPPINES *
2005200420052004
19.811.011.711.9Central Visayas
24.319.98.18.8Western Visayas
34.931.17.57.7Bicol
19.519.36.28.0MIMAROPA
29.925.48.39.3Eastern Visayas
21.216.910.310.9PHILIPPINES
UNDEREMPLOYMENT (%)UNEMPLOYMENT (%)
REGION
Source: National Statistics Office
/ Figures based on Oct 2004 and Oct 2005 rounds of the LFS using old unemployment definition
* Figures for Central Philippines based on average for the 5 regions including Mindoro andMarinduque
2003 Human Development Index
Source: Human Development Report 2005
0.56CamarinesSur
34
0.59Negros Occ.26
0.60Capiz23
0.61Cebu20
0.62Iloilo19
0.79Metro Manila
0.53Sorsogon49
0.53Catanduanes48
0.54Aklan47
0.54Albay44
0.54Bohol41
0.55Antique37
0.72Philippines
HDIProvinceNationalRank
0.50Siquijor60
0.51Guimaras57
0.51Palawan56
0.51SouthernLeyte
54
0.52Leyte51
0.47W. Samar70
0.47E. Samar69
0.48Romblon67
0.49N. Samar66
0.49Biliran64
0.49Or. Negros62
HDIProvinceNationalRank
Poverty Incidence
41.842.9Aklan
W.Visayas
43.551.4Sorsogon
63.470.2Masbate
36.851.9Catanduanes
47.147.2Camarines S.
55.557.3Camarines N.
42.748.4Albay
Bicol
30.033.0PHILS
20032000
39.550.2Negros Occ.
38.636.9Iloilo
49.528.3Guimaras
29.247.2Capiz
48.945.9Antique
PovertyIncidenceProvinceRegion
30.033.0PHILS
41.155.6E. Samar
55.643.4Biliran
E.Visayas
37.432.7Siquijor
43.437.1Or. Negros
21.129.5Cebu
34.956.7Bohol
C.Visayas
43.664.4Romblon
52.031.9PalawanROPA
20032000
45.952.4W. Samar
41.235.1S. Leyte
40.849.5N. Samar
42.340.8Leyte
PovertyIncidenceProvinceRegion
Source: National Statistical Coordination Board
3036Philippines
Infant mortality rate(per 1,000 live births)AREA
4435MIMAROPA
60
23
26
31
1998
36Eastern Visayas
28Central Visayas
39Western Visayas
28Bicol
2003
INFANT MORTALITY RATE
596261658284E. VISAYAS
596467677983C. VISAYAS
656466647982W. VISAYAS
666968729188BICOL668068838282
PUERTOPRINCESA
667067708688ROMBLON
576660699192PALAWAN626663698183PHILIPPINES
2003-20042002-20032003-20042002-20032003-20042002-2003
COMPLETION RATE(%)
COHORT SURVIVAL RATE(%)
PARTICIPATION RATE(%)REGION
PARTICIPATION RATE, COHORT SURVIVAL RATE, COMPLETION RATESY 2002-2003, SY 2003-2004
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY
PARTICIPATION RATE, COHORT SURVIVAL RATE, COMPLETION RATESY 2002-2003, SY 2003-2004
PUBLIC SECONDARY
625560664241E. VISAYAS544468686765C. VISAYAS
577361774946W. VISAYAS685875645545BICOL
485754647066PUERTOPRINCESA
647567785452ROMBLON
526057644341PALAWAN565860634745PHILIPPINES
2003-20042002-20032003-20042002-20032003-20042002-2003
COMPLETION RATE(%)
COHORT SURVIVAL RATE(%)
PARTICIPATION RATE(%)
REGION
TEACHER PUPIL RATIO, ROOM PUPIL RATIOSY 2002-2003, SY 2003-2004
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY
32323231E. VISAYAS37373738C. VISAYAS32333233W. VISAYAS34353234BICOL46434947PUERTO PRINCESA29292830ROMBLON45414139PALAWAN37373535PHILIPPINES
2003-20042002-20032003-20042002-2003ROOM PUPIL RATIOTEACHER PUPIL RATIOREGION
53524140REGION 865645250REGION 7
50523738REGION 656543936REGION 569397340PUERTO
PRINCESA
57513739ROMBLON55443837PALAWAN60604140PHILIPPINES
2003-20042002-20032003-20042002-2003
ROOM STUDENT RATIOTEACHER STUDENT RATIOREGION
TEACHER-STUDENT RATIO, ROOM-STUDENT RATIOSY 2002-2003, SY 2003-2004
PUBLIC SECONDARY
Strategic Themes
Strategic Themes
1. Harnessing the vast coastal and marineresources and addressing the small islandsfragile ecosystem
2. Linking the islands through efficienttransportation and communication facilities
3. Promoting the Central Philippines Tourism Center4. Developing agribusiness, SME and export
potentials5. Pursuing responsible mining and quarrying6. Optimizing power potentials and ensuring
adequacy and sustainability of supply7. Enhancing social services
Coastline of 14,219 km or 39% of thetotal coastline of the country
With numerous bays and gulfs
Lagonoy Gulf Carigara BayLamon Bay Maqueda BayRagay Gulf Ormoc BayVisayan Sea Sogod BaySamar Sea Bohol SeaSibuya Sea Cebu StraitDanajon Bank East Sulu SeaTañon Strait
Source: DENR
Rich fishing grounds
§ Romblon Pass§ Bohol Sea§ Lagonoy Gulf§ Lamon Bay§ Ragay Gulf§ Samar Sea§ Leyte Gulf
§ Visayan Sea§ Cuyo East Pass§ Tañon Strait§ Camotes Sea§ Iloilo Strait§ Jintolo Channel§ Sibuyan Sea§ Tablas Strait
Fish Production by Sector, By Region, CY 2004Fish Production by Sector, By Region, CY 2004(in thousand metric tons)(in thousand metric tons)
3,926.21,717.01,080.81,128.4PHILS
1,460.6606.4520.4313.6Central Phils
128.622.854.851.0VIII
201.293.149.758.4VII
379.8128.9135.2115.6VI
169.527.5100.141.9V
581.5334.1180.646.7IV-B(MIMAROPA)
TotalAquacultureMunicipalCommercialRegion
Central Philippines fish production accounts for about 37 percent of national.
ExistingExisting MaricultureMariculture Parks in Central PhilippinesParks in Central Philippines
Quinapunda,E. Samar)(1,000 has)
San Jose, N.Samar)(800 has)
Tacloban City(800 has)
Ormoc City(800 has)
Babatngon,Leyte(600 has)
Sta. Rita, Samar (600 has)
New Sagay (800 has)
LIPASECU (450 has)
Escalante (480 has)
Estancia (1,200 has)
ProposedProposed MaricultureMariculture Parks for Central PhilippinesParks for Central Philippines
Ubay, Bohol(37 has.)
Candijay, Bohol(75 has.)
Tailibon, Bohol(20 has.)
Camotes, Cebu(9 has.)
Manjuyod, OrientalNegros (40 has.)
Mangrove AquaPark,Northern Samar
Mussel andOysterProductionZone, Samar
SeaweedEcozones
Quezon
PuertoPrincesa
Taytay
Coron
Calatrava
Small Island Fragile Ecosystems in Central PhilippinesSmall Island Fragile Ecosystems in Central Philippines
Olango Island, Cebu(Migratory Bird Sanctuary)
Gilutungan Island, Cebu(Marine Sanctuary)
Banacon Island, Bohol(450 has. MangroveReforestation)
Pamilacan Island, Bohol (Cetaceanconservation site & Community-based ecotourism sites)
Danajon Double Barrier Reef(interreg l mgt. of resources )
Apo Island, Oriental Negros(Marine Sanctuary)
Cuatro Islas, Leyte(Community-basedEcotourism)
Samponong BoloBirdSanctuary,Iloilo(BirdSanctuary)
Northwest Panay Peninsula Reserve(Biodiversity and WildlifeConservation)
Ursula Island,Palawan(Game Refuge &Bird Sanctuary)
Busuanga,Palawan(Game Refuge &Bird Sanctuary)
Boracay, Aklan(Fruit Bat Sanctuary)
Sula Island, Albay(Mangroves)
Magcaraguit Island,Masbate (Seagrass)
Sablayan Island,Sorsogon(Mangrove)
San Miguel Island(Marine FisheryReserve)
Challenges
1. Overfishing such as in the case ofCamotes and Visayan Seas due to illegalfishing (e.g., cyanide, dynamite, muroami )
2.Degraded habitats such as mangrovesand coastal reefs due to siltation fromthe uplands and industrial/domesticpollution
Interventions1. Delineation of municipal waters2. Fish sanctuaries in every coastal
municipalities3. Enforcement of fishery laws by LGUs4. Massive mangrove planting/coral
reefs rehabilitation5. Community-based resource
management andcoastal protection
6. Integrated approach to watershed/riverbasin & coastal management
7. Promoting uplandagroforestry/agriculture
Watershed Management and Development
Mt. Mayon
San Miguel Bay
Naga
Bicol River
¤ Naga-Yabo Watershed(5,770 ha)
Libmanan-PulantunaWatershed
Tigman-Hinagyanan-
InarihanArea
Pawili RiverWatershed
QuinaliWatershed
¤ Naporog Watershed(10,308 ha)
8 sub-watersheds withinthe basin:
¤ Libmanan-PulantunaWatershed (70,925 ha)
¤ Tigman-Hinagyanan-Inarihan Area (8,649 ha)
¤ Pawili River Watershed(23,677 ha)¤ Waras-Lalo Watershed(33,972 ha)
¤ Quinali Watershed(53,566 ha)¤ Ragay Hills Watershed(53,317 ha)
¤ Tigman-Hinagyanan-Inarihan Area (8,649 ha)
Tigman-Hinagyanan-
InarihanArea
¤ Libmanan-PulantunaWatershed (70,925 ha)
Libmanan-PulantunaWatershed
Naga-YaboWatershed
Waras-Lalo&Mt. IrigaWatershed
NaporogWatershed
Ragay HillsWatershed
COMPONENTS
1. Flood control and irrigation projects2. Biodiversity Conservation and Protection3. Community-based and local micro-projects
4. Information, Education and CommunicationManagement Framework and LGU actionplans
Linking Central PhilippineLinking Central Philippineislands through efficientislands through efficienttransportation system &transportation system &communication facilitiescommunication facilities
IntermodalIntermodal Transport SystemTransport System
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CONDITIONGoodFairPoor / Bad
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PAVEMENT TYPEConcreteAsphaltGravelEarth
CONDITIONGoodFairPoor / Bad
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ROXAS PORT
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NAVAL PORT
PLACER PORT
AROROY PORT
DONSOL PORT
LILOAN PORT
CALAPAN PORT
TUBIGON PORT
CATICLAN PORT
MAMBAJAO PORT
SANTANDER PORT
CATAINGAN PORT
CEBU CITY PORT
BALINGOAN PORT
TOLEDO CITY PORT
ILOILO CITY PORT
GUINSILIBAN PORT
BACOLOD CITY PORT
DIPOLOG CITY PORT
SURIGAO CITY PORT
BATANGAS CITY PORT
DUMAGUETE CITY PORT
SAN CARLOS CITY PORT
WESTERN NAUTICALHIGHWAY
CENTRAL NAUTICALHIGHWAY
EASTERN NAUTICALHIGHWAY
NAUTICAL HIGHWAYNAUTICAL HIGHWAYSYSTEMSYSTEM
Source: DOTC
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ROXAS PORT
JAGNA PORT
NAVAL PORT
PLACER PORT
AROROY PORT
DONSOL PORT
LILOAN PORT
CALAPAN PORT
TUBIGON PORT
CATICLAN PORT
MAMBAJAO PORTSANTANDER PORT
CATAINGAN PORT
CEBU CITY PORT
BALINGOAN PORT
TOLEDO CITY PORT
ILOILO CITY PORT
GUINSILIBAN PORT
BACOLOD CITY PORT
DIPOLOG/DAPITAN PORT
SURIGAO CITY PORT
BATANGAS CITY PORT
DUMAGUETE CITY PORT
SAN CARLOS CITY PORT
A.1 CALAPAN-NAUJAN RD.(ROXAS-CALAPAN H-WAY)2005 (IBRD)
A.4 ILOILO EAST COAST-CAPIZ RD; 2004 2005 (JBIC)
B.2 SANTANDER-BARILI-TOLEDOCITY RD 2008 - 2012
B.1 OROQUIETA CITY-DAPITAN CITY- DIPOLOGCITY RD 2008 - 2010
A.2 TALISAY-CARCAR SECT(CEBU SOUTH RD)
2003 2005 JBIC)
A.3 NAGA-TOLEDO RD2004 2006 (JBIC)
B.3 CEBU SOUTH COASTAL RD(Segment 3B-2 Tunnel Sect) 2006 - 2009
B.4 SAN CARLOS-DUMAGUETE RD 2008 - 2012
A.5 ILOILO-IVISAN(ILOILO CITY-CATICLAN(AKLAN) HIGHWAY) 2005(IBRD)
A.6 KALIBO-NABAS RD2003 2004 (ADB)
B.7 ILOILO CITY-CATICLAN(AKLAN) HIGHWAY; 2008 -2012
B.5 BACOLOD-BAGO SECT.(BACOLOD-KABANKALANRD) 2006 - 2011
B.6 BACOLOD-MURCIA- DSBENEDICTO-SN CARLOS CITYRD 2005
B.8 CALAPAN-SOCORRO SECT.(CALAPAN-ROXAS RD)2006 - 2010
Improved
LEGEND :
ROAD
On-GoingProjectProposedProject
B.9 SOCORRO-BONGABON-ROXAS SECT)2006 - 2011
Western Nautical HighwayWestern Nautical Highway
RORO capable
LEGEND :
PORT
Proposedconstruction ofadditional ROROfacilitiesNot ROROcapableRORO Route
Source: DOTC
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BOGO PORT
ROXAS PORT
JAGNA PORT
NAVAL PORT
PLACER PORT
AROROY PORTDONSOL PORT
LILOAN PORT
CALAPAN PORT
TUBIGON PORT
CATICLAN PORT
MAMBAJAO PORTSANTANDER PORT
CATAINGAN PORT
CEBU CITY PORT
BALINGOAN PORT
TOLEDO CITY PORT
ILOILO CITY PORT
GUINSILIBAN PORT
BACOLOD CITY PORT
DIPOLOG CITY PORT
SURIGAO CITY PORT
BATANGAS CITY PORT
DUMAGUETE CITY PORT
SAN CARLOS CITY PORT
B.13 MASBATE-MILAGROS-AROROY SECT2008 2009
A.9 MASBATE-MALINTA-MOBORD 2001 2005(ADB)
B.10 BUTUAN CITY-MISAMIS OR. RD 2008 -2010
B.11 JAGNA-SBULLONES-CLARIN-TUBIGON RD 2008 - 2011
B.12 CEBU CITY-BOGO RD2008 - 2012 A.7 GUINSILIBAN-
MAMBAJAO (MAAC-CATAAN SECT) 2005(LOCAL)
A.11 MASBATE-MILAGROSSECT.; 2005 (IBRD)
Improved
LEGEND :
ROAD
On-GoingProjectProposedProject
Central Nautical HighwayCentral Nautical Highway
RORO capable
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PORT
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Source: DOTC
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ALBAY
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LANAO DEL SUR
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DAVAO ORIENTAL
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SORSOGON
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NORTHERN SAMAR
DAVAO DEL NORTE
LANAO DEL NORTE
DAVAO DEL SUR
MAGUINDANAO
ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY
MINDORO ORIENTAL
LAGUNA
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SOUTHERN LEYTE
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CAMARINES NORTE
ROMBLON
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MAGUINDANAO
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SURIGAO DEL NORTE
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ROMBLON
MASBATE
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MASBATE
SIQUIJOR CAMIGUIN
SURIGAO DEL NORTE
DAVAO DEL NORTE
SOUTHERN LEYTE
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ROMBLON
SURIGAO DEL NORTE
BILIRAN
BOGO PORT
ROXAS PORT
JAGNA PORT
NAVAL PORT
PLACER PORT
AROROY PORT
DONSOL PORT
LILOAN PORT
CALAPAN PORT
TUBIGON PORT
CATICLAN PORT
MAMBAJAO PORT
SANTANDER PORT
CATAINGAN PORT
CEBU CITY PORT
BALINGOAN PORT
TOLEDO CITY PORT
ILOILO CITY PORT
GUINSILIBAN PORT
BACOLOD CITY PORT
DIPOLOG CITY PORT
SURIGAO CITY (LIPATA) PORT
BATANGAS CITY PORT
DUMAGUETE CITY PORT
SAN CARLOS CITY PORT
A.13 BAYUGAN-AWA(PROSPERIDAD)-SN FRANCISCOSECT.1997 2005 (JBIC)
A.14 ALEGRIA-SANTIAGO2001 2006 (JBIC)
A.15 SN FRANCISCO-ROSARIO-BUNAWAN-TRENTO (AGUSAN /DAVAO BDRY) 2001 2007(JBIC)
A.17 MONKAYO BY-PASS, MONKAYO-NABUNTURAN-TAGUM2001 2007 (JBIC)
B.15 LILOAN (PANAON)-NAVALHIGHWAY 2008 - 2016
A.19 TACLOBAN-LILOAN RD(CONST. OF AGAS-AGASBR.) 2003 2007 (JBIC)
Improved
LEGEND :
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On-GoingProjectProposedProject
A.20 LILOAN-SOGOD-MAHAPLAG & LEMON-LEYTE-BILIRAN SECT);2005 (IBRD)
Eastern Nautical HighwayEastern Nautical Highway
RORO capable
LEGEND :
PORT
Proposedconstruction ofadditional ROROfacilitiesNot ROROcapableRORO Route
Source: DOTC
Proposed Lateral Connections for Central Philippines
ROAD LINK§ Cataingan Aroroy (Masbate Highway)§ Pilar, Sorsogon Legaspi City Tabaco-Tiwi-Nato,Sagnay
(Camarines Sur)§ Pili-Tigaon-Lagonoy-Presentacion(Anayan) Guijalo
(Camarines Sur)§ Placer (Masbate) Aroroy (Masbate)§ Boca Engano (Masbate) Claveria (Masbate)§ Claveria (Masbate) San Pascual (Masbate)
Proposed Lateral Connections for Central Philippines
RORO/BOAT LINK§ San Remigio Placer (Masbate)§ Aroroy (Masbate) Boca Engano (Masbate)§ Claveria (Masbate) Pantao (Albay)§ San Pascual (Masbate) Pasacao (Camarines Sur)§ Kawayan (Biliran) Cataingan (Masbate)§ Aroroy (Masbate) Pilar (Sorsogon)§ San Vicente (Caramoan) Codon San Andres(Catanduanes)§ Nato, Sagnay (Camarines Sur) Codon San
Andres(Catanduanes)§ Dumanjog (Cebu) Guihulngan (Negros Oriental)§ Ubay (Bohol) Bato (Leyte)§ PulangBato, Bogo (Cebu) Palompon (Leyte)
Proposed Lateral Connections for Central Philippines
RORO/BOAT LINK§ Danao (Cebu) Isabel (Leyte)§ Jetafe (Bohol) Cordova (Cebu)§ San Jose (Antique) Cuyo Island, Taytay (Palawan)§ Taytay Busuanga (Palawan) - San Jose (Occidental
Mindoro)§ Mandaon,Masbate New Washington, Aklan§ New Washington (Aklan) Sibuyan Island (Romblon)§ Sibuyan Island (Romblon) Boracay (Malay)§ San Jose, Carabao Island (Romblon) Nabas (Aklan)§ San Lorenzo (Guimaras) Pulopandan (NegrosOccidental)§ Siargao Island (Surigao del Norte) Limasawa Island§ Cuyo Island (Palawan) Dakak (Dapitan)
Impact
Travel time from Mindanao throughVisayas to Luzon reduced by 10 hoursReduction in transport cost of
Ø People by 40 percentØ Cargo by 30 percent
Source: MTPDP 2004-2010
Comparing RORO with ContainerizedTransport (PhP/Kilo)
11%16.5%% of Transport Logistics Cost to RetailPrice (Manila = PhP25/kilo)
1.352.774.12TOTAL TRANSPORT-LOGISTICS COST
1.220.091.31Losses (spoilage)(0.05)0.050.00Terminal Fee
0.500.50Trucking from MNL North Harbor toNavotas
0.010.000.01Wharfage (CDO & MNL)0.100.000.10Handling (CDO & MNL)
0.071.681.75Freight0.050.05Trucking from consolidator to CDO pier
0.400.40Trucking from farmto consolidator inCDO
SAVINGSROROCONTAINERTRANSPORT-LOGISTICS ACTIVITIES
Source: From SEED to SHELF: A Logistical Evaluation of the Philippine Agriculture (ANEDA-UNDP Study, July 2005)
but transport costs may increasedue to
§ Collection of regulatory fees/taxes/other feeslegalized through municipal ordinances/ SangguniangBayan Resolution e.g., LGUs hosting Matnog Port inSorsogon collect a P 3.00 regulatory fee frompassengers as “calamity” fee
- Taxing powers of LGUs in LGC should not covergoods carried in or out of, or passing through theLGUs
§ Existence of cargo handling operators in RORO ports(e.g., Matnog Port)- RORO service does not involve cargo handling
§ Double charging when port of destination is operatedand ran by independent port authorities, e.g., BacolodReal Estate Development Corporation Port
Existing Airlinks
35 minsBacolod
40 minsSurigao
55 minsZamboanga
Mactan CebuDomestic Airport
55 minsDavao
55 minsLegaspi
1 hr & 10 minsManila
1 hr & 10 minsCagayan de Oro
30 minsIloilo
1 hr & 5 minsPalawan
3 hrsSingapore
2 hrsHongkong
4 hrsJapanMactan Cebu International
Airport
Flight TimeDestination/ Origin
Air Access
Airport
Travel Time to Major Destinations
§ Lack of facilities for travelers (e.g., signages, restareas/stops, markers/signs)
§ Need to establish additional RORO connections:-- Initao and Jasaan, Misamis Oriental to
Loay, Bohol link-- Mandaon, Masbate to Roxas City, Capiz;-- Mandaon, Masbate to Dumaguit Port,
Aklan-- Dumaguit Port, Aklan to Palompon, Leyte
SRNH ChallengesSRNH Challenges
§ Need to improve Bato/Hilongos, Ubay and BagoPorts for Leyte-Cebu link and Bogo, Cebu toPlacer, Masbate route for Cebu-Masbate link§ Need to fully utilize Tabaco Port (Albay) as
gateway to the Pacific§ Promote more seamless travel through one-ticket
system
SRNH Challenges
Countryside Digital InformationInfrastructure
Islands and Hinterlands, Virtually One
Central Philippines Broadband MapRouting and Coverage of Domestic Fiber Optic Network
NDTNPLDT
ICT sector is one of the major investorand employer in Central Philippines
ØBusiness process outsourcing(BPO)ØKnowledge process outsourcing
(KPO)ØICT-related manufacturing and
professionals
.
Challenges§ No connectivity in small islands and
hinterlands; only major urban areasin big islands have adequatecommunication facilities
§ Low ICT awareness in thecountryside
§ Heavy dependence on proprietarysoftware technologies
Interventions
§ Expansion of digital transmissionhighway to connect unserved islandsand hinterlands
§ LGU-private sector partnership in theestablishment of community eCentersas access points for information andcommunication services in unservedareas
§ Promotion of Open Source software
Central Philippines Public Sector Digital InfraDevelopment Map
Proposed Routes and Coverage of Fiber Optic and Wireless Network
Fiber
Wireless
CamarinesNorte
Sorsogon
Catanduanes
Masbate
Romblon
Aklan
Antique
Ilo-ilo
Or. NegrosSiquijor
N. Samar
E. Samar
S. Leyte
Camarines Sur
Occ. Negros
Leyte
W. Samar
Ceb
u
Capiz
Bohol
Albay
Daet
Naga City
Legaspi City
Sorsogon City
Catarman
Catbalogan City BoronganKaliboRoxas City
Ilo-ilo CitySan Jose
Bacolod City
Tacloban City
Ormoc City
Ma-asinCity
Dumaguete City
Tagbilaran City
Burias Is
N
Siargao Island
Camaiguin
Dapitan City
Surigao City
Dinagat Island
Promoting the SouthernTourism Center
2005 Visitor Arrivals(In Thousands)
1.6074.8149.6226.0ROPA
0.6316.0147.9164.5E. Visayas
5.3454.01,011.41,460.7C. Visayas
58.6217.21,135.81,411.6W. Visayas
11.818.2471.4501.4Bicol
62.155.221.324.8% Share to RP
77.9780.22,906.13,764.2Central Phil
OverseasFilipinosForeignDomesticTotalRegion
Source: DOT Website
Central Philippines Tourism CenterCentral Philippines Tourism Center
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY
BUSUANGA
CUYO ISLANDS
GREATER BORACAYTOURIST ZONE
KALIBO
NAGA CITY
LEGAZPI CITY
TACLOBAN CITY
ORMOC CITY
TAGBILARAN
DUMAGUETE CITY
ILOILO CITYCEBU CITY
SAN JOSE,ROMBLON
BULALACAO
CATANDUANES
CAMIGUIN
DONSOL
SIQUIJORDAPITAN
SURIGAOCITY
ROXAS
PUERTOGALERA
SIARGAO
ALEN
DAKAK
TABACO
CamiguinIsland
Siargao Island
Dapitan
CalicoanIslandPalo
Basey
DonsolAlbay
BarasCaramoan
CebuCity
CaticlanCarabao IslandBuswanga
Lazi
Bais
TicaoIsland
Coron
El Nido
Puerto Princesa City
NATURAL ATTRACTIONS
Underground River (Subterranean River) - PalawanCalauit Game Reserve and Wildlife Santuary -PalawanPalawan Wildlife and Conservation Center - PalawanTabon Caves – PalawanLake Balinsasayao – Oriental NegrosOlango Wildlife Sanctuary – CebuInang Maharong Eco-Park – SorsogonCalbiga Whitewater River – Western SamarCanlaon Volcano – Negros IslandKalupitan Caves – Camarines SurUnderwater Cave - MasbateCantabon Caves – SiquijorCalbiga Cave – Western SamarRajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape – BoholCentral Cebu Protected Landscape – Cebu
NATURAL ATTRACTIONS
Mayon Volcano – AlbayMt. Bulusan – SorsogonHoyop-hoyopan cave – AlbayWhaleshark interaction – SorsogonManta Ray - MasbateMt. Guiting-guiting – RomblonChocolate Hills – BoholLoboc River Cruise – BoholAbatan River Cruise – BoholSea Turtle Spawning Grounds-GuimarasBoracay Fine white sands – AklanMt Hibok-Hibok – CamiguinWhite Island; Hot springs – CamiguinPamilacan Dolphin Watching - Bohol
DIVE SITES / BEACHESGota Beach – Camarines SurTubattaha Reefs – PalawanEl Nido – PalawanHonda Bay - PalawanPanglao Island – BoholPamilacan Island - BoholMoalboal – CebuMactan - CebuMalapascua Island – CebuBantayan Island – CebuApo Island - Oriental NegrosPearl Island – Eastern SamarHigatangan Island – Biliran
DIVE SITES / BEACHESBoracay Island-AklanCalicuan Surfing Camp – SamarPanaon Surfing Area – LeyteSan Pablo and San Pedro Twin IslandBeaches – LeyteCasyawan Falls – BiliranTomalistis Falls – BiliranCoron; Busuanga – PalawanCabilao Island – BoholBalicasag Island – BoholCamotes Island – CebuCuatro Islas Protected Seascape – LeyteArea for Surfing and Kayaking - SiargaoDakak - Dapitan
Jagna
CamiguinTagbilaran
TOURISM CIRCUITSCebu-Bohol-Camiguin Dakak-Dapitan-Siquijor-Dumaguete
Cebu-Tagbilaran: 1 ½ hourvia fast ferry service
Dapitan
Dakak
Siquijor
CamiguinTagbilaran
TOURISM CIRCUITSCebu-Bohol-Dumaguete-Dapitan-Camiguin
Dumaguete
Dapitan
Cebu-Tagbilaran: 1 ½ hourvia fast ferry service
Siargao IslandTagbilaran
TOURISM DESTINATIONSSurigao del Norte-Cebu
Sea Air flies from CebuCity to Siargao Island
Asian Spirit flies fromCebu City to Surigao
Surigao City
InterventionsInterventionsMore focused tourism brand imageCoordinated marketing of tourism sites (e.g.,tourism circuits, cruises, island hopping)Feeder airports, airstrips and ports for hard toreach areas (e.g., Busuanga, Siquijor)LGU investments in public facilities (rest areas,solid and liquid waste disposal facilities),directions and signages, information centers,skills upgrading of tourism frontliners
DEVELOPING AGRIBUSINESS,DEVELOPING AGRIBUSINESS,
SME AND EXPORTSME AND EXPORTPOTENTIALS OFPOTENTIALS OF
CENTRAL PHILIPPINESCENTRAL PHILIPPINES
Major Exports of Central PhilippinesMajor Exports of Central Philippines
Heavy Industry: Sea Vessels
Manufactures: Electronics, Furniture,Wearables, Fashion Accessories,Handicrafts, House DécorGifts/Toys/Housewares
Agricultural Products: coconut and by-products (e.g., virgin coconut oil),mango, abaca, nuts, seaweeds
Value of Exports, 2004Value of Exports, 2004(in US$ million)(in US$ million)
32Bicol
106Palawan
2,652Visayas
2,790 (7% of RP)From Central RP Ports
39, 680Total RP
Source: NSCB, 2005 StatisticalYearbook
Bulk Carriers(Value in US$ Million)
1,130.1TOTAL
473.5Phase 3: 2005-2006
233.4Phase 2: 2003-2004
423.2Phase 1: 1994-2002
TotalExportsPeriod
43.7432005-2006
92.017TOTAL
17.5042003-2004
30.7701994-2002
TotalExports
Period
Catamarans/Fastcrafts(Value in US$ Million)
Source of Data: TSUNEISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES CEBU INC
Source of Data: FBMA
Value of Exports: Sea VesselsValue of Exports: Sea Vessels
Shipbuilding Industry PotentialsShipbuilding Industry Potentials
Number of OrdersØ 34 bulk carriers until 2009Ø 4 Pure Car and Truck Carrier in 2006Ø 2 units catamarans in 2006
Selected list of growing localSelected list of growing localSMEsSMEs and/or export businessesand/or export businesses
Wearables: Island Souvenirs, PenshoppeHealth Products: Lacto Bacillus Pafi Techno Resources Corp,International Pharmaceutical Inc.Furniture: Global-brand furnitureFood/Beverage: Julie s Bakeshop, Bo s Coffee, CoffeeDream Co. Orange Brutus, Virginia Foods, King s Foods,Dried Mango manufacturersFishery: Technology for waterless transport of live fishEnvironmental Management: Small-scale wastewatertreatmentAgriculture: Organic farming technology
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§ Reduce cost of doing business through
Improvement of one-stop shop for businessdocumentation and enterprise advisorysuch as those under DTI, IPCs, PhilexportEnsuring reliable power supplyImprove port and airport facilities toaccommodate increase in passenger andcargo traffic
§ Dissemination of knowledge on markets,prices, trade and credit guarantees, farmingtechnologies and training opportunities
InterventionsInterventions
§ Industry-specific interventions:
Link furniture companies with supplysources through DENR-DTIFacilitate requirements of shipyardexpansion and ensure availability of steel atcompetitive pricesProcessed food product development tosuit market demand
§ Pursue product development and creditprovision for SMEs
InterventionsInterventions
Region/Province Hectares2004
Hectares2005
Philippines 3,258.6 3,243.3Central Phil 1,115.1 1,120.0% share to total 34% 35%Region 5 412.4 415.4Region 6 115.2 114.4Region 7 128.3 128.3Region 8 369.8 371.6Palawan 31.1 32.0Romblon 58.3 58.3
Area Planted to Coconut, 2004- 2005(In Thousand Hectares)
Source: BAS Website
CocoCoco--based Agribusinessbased Agribusiness
12% of CentralPhilippinesland area isplanted tococonut.
Region/Province Production2004
Production2005
Growth Rate(%)
Philippines 14,366.2 14,824.6 3.2Central Phil 4,182.1 4,200.7 0.4% share to total 29% 28%
Region 5 1,197.5 1,185.3 -1.0Region 6 495.0 500.0 1.0Region 7 359.2 354.2 -1.4Region 8 1,743.2 1,764.6 1.2Palawan 151.8 151.9 0.1Romblon 235.4 244.7 4.0
Rest of the Phils 10,184.1 10,623.9 4.3Source of Raw Data: Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS)
Volume of Coconut Production, 2004- 2005(In Thousand Metric tons)
CocoCoco--based Agribusinessbased Agribusiness
PotentialEmerging market for new coco products(geotextile, coir, virgin coco oil, coco wine)Availability of research and extension services(N.B. geotextile invented by JubokenCompany in Albay, macapuno cultured byAlbay Research Center of PCA)
CocoCoco--based Agribusinessbased Agribusiness
Challenges
Need to increase public knowledge on food, health andpharmaceutical benefits
High export rejection caused by unspecified processing,labeling, additives and microbiological hazards
Indiscriminate cutting of productive trees
Improving income levels of tenants/coco farmers
CocoCoco--based Agribusinessbased Agribusiness
Interventions
Village-level processing to increase productivityand incomeIntercropping (livestock and other crops such asbanana, rootcrops, corn, pineapple, vegetables)Seed gardening, planting and replantingQuality and pest control and standardsimplementationIncrease raw material-processing-distributionchain linkages
CocoCoco--based Agribusinessbased Agribusiness
Available Area for Investments
ØLeyte Industrial DevelopmentØ Leyte (ICT) Park LeyteØAmihan Woodlands Township
EasternVisayas
100.030.0
124.3
33.1105.041.4
219.0
Ø Bicol Industrial ParkØ Global Industrial Maritime ComplexØ Isarog Heights Special Economic
ZoneØ Legaspi City Special Economic ZoneØ Naga Agro-Industrial CenterØ Rapu-Rapu Economic ZoneØTiwi Ecozone
Bicol
423.9ØRio Tuba Special Economic ZoneROPA
Area(has)
Special Economic ZoneRegion
Available Area for Investments
23.7104.911.662.5
330.01.1
119.43,030.0
28.3122.849.941.7
280.050.7
ØAsia TownØBaisØCebu Cybertown IT ParkØCebu Light Industrial ParkØCebu South Road PropertiesØFederated IT ParkØMactan Export ZoneØMira NilaØMRI EZØNew Cebu TownshipØPanglao Tourism EstateØPulambato-BogoØPolo EcocityØWest Cebu Industrial Park
CentralVisayas
Area(Km2)
Special Economic ZoneRegion
Pursuing Responsible Mining andQuarrying
Potential Mineral Resources7%
3%
90%
Copper
Gold
Nickel
Estimated value of potential mineral resourcesin Central Philippines
Based on a 60% recovery, positive category mining classification and the latest price of metals(as of June 2006)
($ 367.4 B)
($ 30.2 B)($ 14.2 B)
19.97%
80.03%
CentralPhilippinesRest of theCountry
* Excluding Romblon and Palawan Source: 2005 Phil. Statistical Yearbook
(P 10.5 B)
($ 52.5(P 52.5 B)
Value of Mineral Production in 2004
Existing Mining Projects in Central PhilippinesExisting Mining Projects in Central Philippines
At least 16 major mining projects and corporations are undertakingdevelopment/exploration in Central Philippines.
Rio Tuba Mining Corp.
Teresa-MIM
Malampaya
MariculumMining Corp.
I.P.P.I.
Lloyds-RichfieldIndustrial Corp.
Grand Cement Mfg.Corp.
Apo Cement Corp.
Aroroy Gold Rush AreasRapu-Rapu Minerals Inc.
UBS Mktg. Corp.Ibalong Res. Devt Corp.
Kumakata Mining Co. Inc.
Tambulli Mining Co. Inc. Larap Iron Project
Siruma White ClayReservation
Sources: NFPP andBicol RDP 2004-2010
Mining and Quarrying IssuesMining and Quarrying Issuesin Central Philippinesin Central Philippines
Unsustainable practices of informal/small-scale miningoperations
Conflict arising from overlapping claims made by miningcompanies and indigenous communities
Poor community acceptance of large scale miningoperations due to environmental concerns and share inbenefits
Sand extraction in offshore areas resulting to environmentaldegradation
InterventionsInterventions
Ø Simplify procedures for processing LGUs share in excisetaxes
Ø Rehabilitate mined-out areas in accordance withEnvironmental Protection and Enhancement Program andPost-mining Land Use Plan
Ø Enforce existing relevant laws and regulations such as thePhilippine Mining Act and People s Small Mining Act
Ø Partnership between province and private sector thru acorporate vehicle
Optimizing power potentialsOptimizing power potentialsand ensuring adequacy andand ensuring adequacy and
reliability of supplyreliability of supply
0.5%
20.0%
71.0%
5.0%
100%
5.0%95.0%
20.0%
80.0%
71.0%29.0%
0.5%
99.5%
Natural Gas
Coal
Oil-Based
Geothermal
Hydro
Central Phils
Rest of Country
Central Philippines Share to Philippines
Geothermal
HydroCoal
Oil-based
Total Rated Capacity: 2,362.93 MW Phils Total Rated Capacity: 15,618 MW
INSTALLED GENERATING CAPACITY, 2005INSTALLED GENERATING CAPACITY, 2005
99.9% of natural gas power generated in 3plants in Batangas is extracted fromMalampaya
6.20-10.156.14-8.726.27-9.19Bicol
4.84-9.494.90-9.715.04-9.69Central Visayas
5.42-9.395.47-9.065.51-8.92Western Visayas
4.52-7.065.20-6.995.42-7.09Eastern Visayas
5.31-5.725.06-6.325.72-6.54ROPA
INDUSTRIALCOMMERCIALRESIDENTIALREGION
Sources: Philippine Energy Plan 2005, NEA, Provincial Profiles, ERC Manila, ElectricCooperatives
Existing Power Rates, By Consumer TypeExisting Power Rates, By Consumer Type(P/KWH)(P/KWH)
Status of Barangay EnergizationBy Region, 2005
93.939,38141,945PHILIPPINES89.83,9424,390Region 8*98.62,9603,003Region 798.33,9824,050Region 693.33,2393,471Region 5*100.0219219Romblon74.71322431Palawan*
Region 4B
EnergizationLevel (%)
EnergizedBarangays
CoverageRegion
Source: Philippine Energy Plan, 2005
Relatively low energization level: Masbate is only 58.36% energized;Northern Samar, 67.66%, Palawan, 74.71% and Eastern Samar, 79.23%
ChallengesChallenges§ Critical capacity for the Visayas is expected starting
2011§ Power shortage is currently experienced in some island
provinces located off-grid (Ex. Masbate, Tablas-Romblon, Palawan, and Siquijor)
InterventionsInterventions§ Commissioning of the 200 MW KEPCO Coal Power
Plant in 2008 and implementation of other committedand indicative additional capacity projects
Source: 2006 PDP Update, DOE
Source: 2006 PDP Update, DOE
Interventions (continued)Interventions (continued)§ TRANSCO to implement projects on
upgrading and installation of transmissionlines and substation capacities toaccommodate higher loaddispatch/distribution in the future
§ Interconnection of small island grids ofBantayan, Guimaras, Siquijor, Camotes andRomblon
Potential Renewable EnergyPotential Renewable EnergyResourcesResources (in megawatts)(in megawatts)
89.8819.074.2826.58VIII
36.0310.011.2159.60VII
27.3658.102.36426.00VI
80.4536.704.785.73V
203.7155.303.4075.30IV-B
CoconutResidues
RiceResidues
MicroHydro
BagasseREGION
Source: Department of Energy
Alternative Energy SourcesAlternative Energy Sources
Wind Energy (Catanduanes, Guimaras, Masbate,Northeast Coast of Negros Occidental, Palawan)Solar EnergyBiofuels
Bioethanol from sugarcane (Negros Occidental)Potential for CME from coco oil (Bicol, Romblon,Samar-Leyte)Potential for Jathropha biodiesel (Negros Oriental,Negros Occidental, Bohol)
5.06. Masbate Wind3.05. Hitoma Hydropower2.54. Cawayan II Hydropower3.03. Duqui Hydropower0.962. Colasi Hydropower40.01. Manito-Kayabon Geothermal PlantBicol
ROPA
Region
5.03. Tablas Wind15.02. Taytay, Palawan Wind Power3.51. Batang-Batang Hydropower
AdditionalCapacity
(MW)Name of Project
Priority PowerPriority Power GenerationProjectsGenerationProjects
Source: PEP
33.0Pacuan Hydropower25.0Bogo Bioenergy3.9La Libertad Power Plant40.0Dauin Geothermal ProjectVII20.0San Remegio Wind20.0Pandan Wind30.0San Carlos Wind Farm
VI
Region
20.0Mandaigan Geothermal20.0Capiz Bioenergy25.0Bais Bioenergy
AdditionalCapacity
(MW)Name of Project
Priority ProjectsPriority Projects
Source: PEP
20.0Biliran Geothermal4.0Amandaraga Hydropower1.0Bugtong HydropowerVIII
200.00KEPCO Coal Power Plant, (Naga, Cebu)
VII
Region
100.0Toledo Coal Expansion Project5.4Okoy Hydropower5.4Siaton Hydropower
AdditionalCapacity
(MW)Name of Project
Priority ProjectsPriority Projects
Source: PEP
Enhancing Social Services
Meeting basic needsMeeting basic needsparticularly health andparticularly health and
educationeducation
1. Strong partnership in the provisionof health facilities and equipment byLGUs, National Government andPrivate sectors
2. Full implementation of Magna Cartafor Health workers by LGUs
3. Policy support on exodus of healthpersonnel
4. Hospital improvement and upgrading
Interventions (Health)Interventions (Health)
1. Promoting adopt-a-school program2. Fast-tracking implementation of school
building programs3. Enlisting the Parent-Teachers-Community
Association (PTCA) in the follow-up ofschool leavers
4. Providing additional budget allocation tomeet teacher and classroom gaps
5. Sustaining the Multi-grade approachespecially in far-flung barangays
6. Heighten LGU commitments of SEF to meetbasic education gaps
Interventions (Education)Interventions (Education)
Reducing vulnerabilityReducing vulnerabilityto disastersto disasters
Bicol Region andSamar Island arehighly vulnerableto typhoons
Typhoons
§ Region 5Basin Area§ Region 6
Panay Island§ Region 7
80 areas includingMetro Cebu§ Region 8
34 municipalities
Floods
§ ROPARomblon
§ Region 5Catanduanes,Camarines Sur(Lagonoy andPrecentacion)
§ Region 6Antique
Landslide
§ Region 7Central Negros,Central Cebu,Southeast Bohol
§ Region 8Central Portion ofLeyte, PanaonIsland and CentralPortion of Samar
Landslide
Volcanic hazardsRegion 5§ Mayon§ Iriga§ Bulusan
Region 6 & 7§ Kanlaon
Region 8§ Biliran
EarthquakeGenerators
§ Active faultsØ Camarines SurØ AlbayØ West MasbateØ Central LeyteØ Sibuyan SeaØ Tablas Fault
§ Collision zonebetween Palawan& Mindoro
§ Negros trench
Phil. Fault Zone
Negros trench
Collision zone
Tablas fault
Phil. trench
InterventionsInterventions1. Mapping and delineation of hazard prone
areasPriority areas for mapping Bicol Region,North and Eastern Samar, Leyte, Aklan,Iloilo, Metro Cebu area
2. Preparation / updating of local DisasterRisk Management Plans by LGUs
3. Assistance to LGUs in the development ofcommunity-based early warning system
4. Information, Education, CommunicationDisaster awareness and preparedness (drills),mitigation, and prevention; Capacity building
5. Acquisition of resettlement sites6. Strengthening of linkages among government and
private agencies (local, national and international) onnatural disaster management
7. Flood control projects
InterventionsInterventions