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Dr. Jed Patrick E. MabilogIloilo City Mayor
May 23, 2017
Iloilo City’s Urban Transformation: a Story of Good Governance and Local Economic Development
28th Annual National Convention League of Local Planning and Development Coordinators of the Philippines, Inc.
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1.Brief Background
- Some Demographics
2.2010-2013 Urban Renewal and Redevelopment
3.2013-2016 Urban Expansion and Development
4.2016-2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience
Outline of Presentation
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Land Area: 78.34 sq.km.
Topography: land feature is flat and low level mass (0% - 3% slope)
Coastline: 21.3 kms.
Riverfront: 113 kilometers
Climate: monsoonal (wet and dry)
Vulnerabilities• drought, flooding, storm surge,
typhoons, sea level rise• earthquake, tsunami, liquefaction• fire, dengue
Iloilo River with Lapaz at left, and City Proper at right
Brief Background Some Demographics 3
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Iloilo City Population• 447,992 (2015 census)
• 150,000 floating population
• 5,718 persons/sq.km. (population density)
Ave. Annual Growth Rate• 1.02%
Average HH size• 4.75
Total no. of HHs• 90,681
Brief Background Some Demographics 4
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1.2010-2013 Urban Renewal and Redevelopment (My City, My Pride, ownership of rehabilitation and urban renewal work, benchmarking best-practice
models, vision: a Premier City by 2015, public-private partnership)
2.2013-2016 Urban Expansion and Development (I am Iloilo, Proud to be Filipino, ownership of development initiatives, being one of the country’s top
performers)3.
4.2016-2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience (aPremier SMART City of Excellence, benchmarking with world’s bests, renewed
focus on anti-drugs/anti-corruption, aiming high for excellence)
Iloilo City’s Urban Transformation
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2010 – 2013 Urban Renewal and Redevelopment
1.continuity of plans, programs, activities
2.urban diagnostics and studies
3.capacity building and strengthening of the
bureaucracy
4.Public-Private Partnership
5.My City, My Pride
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City Vision: Iloilo City: a Premier City by 2015
Vibrant
Center for Arts,
Culture & Sports
Adequate
Housing& Human
settlement
Equal
access to
basic services
ProsperousWell-Governed
Dynamic Public
Governance
System
Progressive mass
communication
industry
Center foradvanced
knowledge & learning
Healthy
& Productive
population
Integrated Transport
System
Progressive
revenue collection
program
Major hub for Export and
manufacturing
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TIT
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TU
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World Class
Convention &
tourism center
Major
Financial
Center
2010 – 2013 Urban Renewal and Redevelopment 7
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2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development
1.I am Iloilo, Proud to be Filipino
2.Ten-Point Agenda
3.Three Pillars of Good Governance
4.Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
5.Heritage Conservation
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Unity
of vision, development thrusts, participation
(vertical and horizontal linkages)
strategic
development
plan
political will
what is morally right not necessarily what is politically correct
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Three Pillars of Good Governance
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2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Three Pillars of Good Governance
Top Ten Mayors of World Mayor 2014
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Iloilo River Development
Program
Iloilo River Esplanade
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
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where it’s headed
Iloilo River Development
ProgramRoad Construction
Iloilo River Esplanade
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
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where it’s headed
Iloilo River Development
ProgramRoad Construction
Housing
Iloilo River Esplanade
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
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where it’s headed
Iloilo River Development
Program
Slaughter-house
Road Construction
Housing
Iloilo River Esplanade
Before
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
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After
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where it’s headed
Iloilo River Development
ProgramRoad Construction
Housing
Iloilo River Esplanade
Sports and Recreation
Slaughter-house
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
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where it’s headed
Iloilo River Development
ProgramRoad Construction
Housing
Iloilo River Esplanade
Sports and Recreation Ferry
Terminal Projects
Slaughter-house
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
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where it’s headed
Iloilo River Development
ProgramRoad Construction
Housing
Iloilo River Esplanade
Sports and Recreation Ferry
Terminal Projects
Dredging Projects
Slaughter-house
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
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where it’s headed
Iloilo River Development
ProgramRoad Construction
Housing
Iloilo River Esplanade
Sports and Recreation
Removal of Punots,
derelicts, etc.
Ferry Terminal Projects
Dredging Projects
After
Before
Slaughter-house
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Iloilo-Batiano River Development Program
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Avanceña Ancestral House (aka Camiña Balay nga
Bato)
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development
Heritage Conservation Program
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Nelly Garden (Jaro)
Old Jaro Police Station
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Avanceña Ancestral House (aka Camiña Balay nga
Bato)
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development
Heritage Conservation Program
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Nelly Garden (Jaro)
Old Jaro Police Station
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2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience
1.Iloilo City: a Premier SMART City of Excellence
2.Ten-Point Agenda
3.Community-Based Disaster Preparedness and Resilience
4.Planned City Extension
5.Sustained “Cradle to Grave” Social Service Package
6.Anti-Drugs and Anti-Corruption
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2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience
Iloilo City: A Premier SMART City of Excellence
(Service, Manufacturing/Agribusiness, Arts and Culture, Research
and Technology, Tourism)
New City Vision
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Livable
Center of Excellencefor Arts,
Culture & Sports
Medical Center
Equal access to improved basic services
Sustained ProgressGood Governance
Graft/Corrupt-FreePublic Governance
System
Center foradvanced
knowledge & learning
Drug-free, Healthy, Safe and productive
population
Intelligent Traffic System and
World-class Transport Terminals
Efficient Collection andProgressive Revenue
Generation
Export , LogisticsAnd Manufacturing
Zone
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TIT
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NC
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TU
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World Class MICE center
Major Financial Center
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Progressive IT/BPOindustry
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Government Regional Center
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Iloilo City: a Premier SMART City of Excellence
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2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience
1. Education
2. Health and Social Services
3. Anti-criminality and anti-illegal drugs
4. Anti-corruption programs
5. Jobs and livelihood (MSMEs)
6. Family and spirituality
7. Infrastructure and Utilities
8. Environment
9. Traffic management
10. Sustainable Land Governance
Iloilo City 10-point Agenda
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Education
95.4% literacy rate (DepEd)
20,000 college graduates annually
2,500 technical-vocational graduates annually from TIIC
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
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Health and Social Services
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
Iloilo City Hospital
Business sector participation in Anti-Dengue
Improvement of health centers
Partnerships with the DOH, business and private sectors
City-wide Health Service Delivery
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Anti-Illegal Drugs/Criminality
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
Crime Rate (per 100,000 population)
2016 2,621.04
2015 2,850.25
Crime Solution Efficiency
2016 83.98%
2015 72.87%
Iloilo City Police Force:723 Police Officers19 Police Stations
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• On-line
Business
Registration
• 3 Steps for
New Application
& Renewal of
Permit
• Single
Electronic
Signature
From 10 months to 30 minutes!
Anti-Corruption
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
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Jobs and Livelihood
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
95.2% employment rate by PSA 2016
50,000 newly generated jobs
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Iloilo Business Summit in Manila
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HEALTHY
Family and Spirituality
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
Iloilo River Esplanade and other green spaces
Paddle boat ride along Iloilo River
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Waterworld in Jaro
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Infrastructure and Utilities
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
Road networks and traffic management
21,000 FTEs in BPOs
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ILOILO INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
ILOILO-BACOLOD
FASTCRAFT TERMINAL
ILOILO BUS TERMINALRORO FACILITY
Direct international
flights:
Singapore
Hong Kong
USA (via CEBU)
• International/Local
seaport
• Fastcraft terminal going
to Bacolod City
• RO-RO facility going to
Guimaras and Bacolod
New Bus Terminal:
Gateway to any point of
PANAY ISLAND
Infrastructure and Utilities
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
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Infrastructure and Utilities
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
314 Megawatt power plant
Multi billion-peso MIWD, MetroPac Bulk
Water Supply joint venture project
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Environment
2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Iloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
Sanitary Land Fill in Calajunan, Mandurriao
Environmental and Urban Planning
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2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience
Sustainable Land GovernanceIloilo City Ten-Point Agenda
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2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Urban Livability
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2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Urban Livability
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2016 – 2019 Urban Livability, Sustainability and Resilience Urban Resilience
rainwater storage at Brgy. Balabago
barangay hazards and water resources maps Brgy. Dungon A prepared through the program
Innovation: CityNET/JICA-assisted community-based disaster preparedness and resilience
: World Food Programme-assisted Barangay Hazard Mapping for 5 Barangays, 2014
: Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment, UNHABITAT, 2014: Solar Powered Rainwater Harvesting Project, WFP, 2014
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Unity
of vision, development thrusts, participation
(vertical and horizontal)
strategic
development
plan
political will
what is morally right not necessarily what is politically correct
2013 – 2016 Urban Expansion and Development Three Pillars of Good Governance
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madamo guid nga salamat!
Thank you very much!
www.iloilocity.gov.ph