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Platform for Smart, Inclusive & Sustainable City Region April 15, 2014 Eduardo Aboitiz Plenary Hall RAFI Eduardo Aboitiz Development Studies Center Metro Cebu Development and Coordinating Board

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This was delivered by Ms. Evelyn Nacario-Castro, RAFI EADSC executive director, last April 15 as part of celebrating Mega Cebu's third year anniversary.

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Platform for Smart, Inclusive & Sustainable City Region

April 15, 2014Eduardo Aboitiz Plenary Hall

RAFI – Eduardo Aboitiz Development Studies Center

Metro Cebu Development and Coordinating Board

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Moving Forward to 2050

Celebrating 3 Years of Partnerships

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MCDCB Metro Cebu Development and Coordinating Board

What gets planned, gets done. Peter Drucker

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SPRAWL: Is this the

kind of growth we want?

Escondrillas Plan 1873

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SMART MEGA-CITIES

and CITY REGIONS

Attract and retain investments and talent Handle more people and meet associated

demandsRecognize that the physical form and

structure are vital elements for its competitiveness, social cohesion, and environmental sustainability

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G.Wainborn Park, Vancouver

Granville Island, Vancouver People’s Park, Davao

W. Sycip Park, Makati

“Success is no accident. It is a planned journey to a destination of choice.” R.E. Aboitiz

CITY REGIONS: HOW THINGS WORK ELSEWHERE

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Yokohama, Japan

Dusseldorf, Germany

Iloilo River Esplanade

CITY REGIONS: HOW THINGS WORK ELSEWHERE

“Success is no accident. It is a planned journey to a destination of choice.” R.E. Aboitiz

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Singapore “Concept Plan”

After 1945

Yokohama General Plan

2012 Minato-Mirai

1965

2012

Metro Cebu

2013

?Mega Cebu Vision 2050

CITY REGIONS: HOW THINGS WORK ELSEWHERE

“What is important is to have a clear vision of what you want to achieve and be

focused on continuously adapting and improving the solutions.” J. Lerner

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Genesis

April 2011

MilestonesMay 2011 – Dec 2013

On-GoingJan 2014 - present

Way ForwardPresent – Dec. 2014

Where we

began

What has

been done

What is

going on

What we

plan to do

ImmediateOrganize & strengthen1

2

3

Intermediate & ContinuingBuild on the foundation

Mid-to-Long TermEngage stakeholders and partners towards a common agenda & vision

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VISION13 cities and

municipalities in 1 province

covering Metro Cebu as defined by the Regional

Development Council and subscribed to by the

Metro Cebu Development and Coordinating Board

(MCDCB)

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Source: Population Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat,

World Population Prospects: The 2007 Revision and World Urbanization available from http://esa.un.org/unup,

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Philippines Percentage (%) urban/rural, 1950-2050.P

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1990urban growth reached 48.8%

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Demographics of the Study Area

The Big 4

has 69% of

population

on 38% of

Area

2.3 million persons in 2010, growing at 3.3% p.a. (vs 1.4% for Phils)

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LGUs

Land Area

(km2)

Population Population Growth Rate (%/year)

2000 2007 2010 ’00-‘07 ’07-‘10

Cit

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Cebu 315 718,821 798,809 866,171 1.5 2.7

Lapu-Lapu 58 217,019 292,530 350,467 4.4 6.2

Mandaue 25 259,728 318,575 331,320 3.0 1.3

Talisay 40 148,110 179,359 200,772 2.8 3.8

Danao 107 98,781 109,354 119,252 1.5 2.9

Carcar 117 89,199 100,632 107,323 1.7 2.2

Naga 102 80,189 96,163 101,571 2.5 2.2

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Compostela 54 31,446 39,167 42,574 3.2 2.8

Consolacion 147 62,296 87,544 106,649 5.0 6.8

Cordova 17 34,032 45,066 50,353 4.1 3.8

Liloan 46 64,970 92,181 100,500 5.1 2.9

Minglanilla 66 77,268 101,585 113,178 4.0 3.7

San Fernando 69 48,235 54,932 60,970 1.9 3.5

Metro Cebu 1,163 1,930,096 2,314,897 2,551,100 2.6 3.3

Philippines 343,448 76,506,928 88,566,732 92,337,852 2.1 1.4

Source: PS

METRO CEBU DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

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By the

middle of this century

most regions of the

developing world will be

predominantly urban.

Experts predict - 70% of the world’s populationset to live in crowded cities.

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DENR – Environment al

Management Bureau

(EMB)Department of Environment

& Natural Resources

MEGA CEBU

Our shared IDENTITYOur common GROUNDOur collective FUTURE

Department of

Public Works & Highways

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GOVERNORChairperson

PRIVATE SECTOR / CIVIL SOCIETY

Co-Chairperson

MAYORCo-Chairperson

MCDCB

RPOD - PMO

Chair, Committee on Integrated Development & Planning

Chair, Committee on Environment & Public Safety

RDC 7

NEDA 7

Chair, Committee on Human Resources, Assets

& Partnerships

Chair, Committee on ICT & Knowledge Management

NEDASecretariat

MCDCB RPOD EXECOM

RDC Res. 10 (S.2011)

RDC Res. 26 (S 2012)

MCDCB Organizational

Structure

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10 AREAS OF COOPERATION

1) Integrated development, urban and land use planning and zoning

2) Transport and traffic management

3) Pollution control and solid waste disposal & management

4) Flood control, drainage and sewerage system

5) Public safety and security

6) Road improvement and infrastructure development

7) Urban renewal and shelter

8) Coastal resources and watershed management

9) Climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction

10) Health & sanitation and environmental management

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FABCOM 1

Integrated Development &

Planning

Integrated Development& Spatial Planning:• Urban & Land Use Planning• Urban Renewal, Shelter & Informal Settlements• Climate Change Adaptation & Disaster Risk Reduction

Infrastructure & Utilities:• Road Improvement & Infrastructure Development• Flood Control, Drainage & Sewerage • Pollution Control & Solid Waste Disposal & Management

Transport & Traffic Management

Institutional Development

Environment & Public Safety

Environment & Health:• Coastal Resources, Water, & WatershedManagement

• Health, Sanitation & EnvironmentalManagement

Public Safety & Security

FABCOM 2

HR, Assets & Partnerships

Human Resources & AssetDevelopment

Resource Mobilization & Partnership Development

FABCOM 3

ICT & Knowledge

Management

Information & CommunicationsTechnology &Knowledge Management

FABCOM 4

MCDCB RPOD Focus Area Based Committees & Sub-Committees

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Contextual Framework: Issues & Challenges, Thrusts & Directions

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TLGU LEVEL –

APPLICABLE FOR EACH OF 13 LGUsMETRO CEBU LEVEL –

COLLECTIVELY FOR ALL 13 LGUs

Vision & Brand for Metro-Cebu

Land Use & Transport Master Plans

other sector plans

Mega / Flagship Metro-level

Projects

Barangay level –bottom-up participatory planning

LGU level –

Spatial, sector & institutional

development planning

Integrated Operations

Capability

Emergencies / Incidents:

urban floods, traffic congestion, etc.

Trans-LGU Infrastructure:

public transport, water mains,

waste disposal sites, etc.

LGU –

E-Governance Systems

Priority Use Cases:

Revenue Mgmt Systems

Spatial data for city operations mgmt

Ease of doing business

Ease of citizen interface

Quadrant 1 Quadrant 2

Quadrant 3 Quadrant 4

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OUR VISION: A vibrant, equitable, sustainable and competitive environment that embraces Cebu’s creativity and its cultural, historical and natural

resources, with strong citizen participation and responsive governance.

Innovative, Creative & Competitive

A proactive, adaptive, effective and quality educational system &

globally competitive business environment that maximizes

key economic drivers and livelihood opportunities.

Integrated, Coordinated & Participative

Cultural & Historic

Interconnected & Compact

Green

Inclusive, Equitable & Livable

The fusion of a vibrant, modern and sustainable environment

that embraces Cebu’s creativity and its cultural, historical and

natural heritage, with a sense of identity and belonging.

A developed, responsive and efficient physical and social infrastructure

that provides safe, secure and healthy living environment for all members of society.

Physically, economically and socially integrated Metro Cebu communities

where individual growth areas are compact and walkable.

Sustainable and Resilient development

that preserves and nurtures the unique natural environment.

A strong citizen’s participation and collaboration together with responsive and

accountable governance that identifies, plans, and delivers integrated solutions.

CATCH PHRASE: MEGA CEBU, Making W.A.V.E.S.

OUR ATTRIBUTES

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METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT

COMPETITIVENESS

MOBILITYLIVABILITY

Education

TourismEnablers

Enterprise

Basic Services

Environment

Safety

Public Transport

Gateway

Network

Management

Organization

InformationManagement

Planning

MEGA CEBU 20503 + 1 Development Strategy

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MCDCB Milestones and Accomplishments2011• APRIL 1, 2011: signing of the Memorandum of Agreement among 14 Local Government

Units, 13 National Government Agencies; 7 private sector / civil society organizations.

• MAY 24, 2011: first organizational meeting of MCDCB, where the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) was designated as Secretariat and the Ramon AboitizFoundation, Inc. (RAFI) was designated as the Research Program & Organizational Development (RPOD).

• JUNE 24, 2011: recognition by the RDC 7 of MCDCB as the coordinating body for Metro Cebu development per Res. 10, S. 2011.

• MAY-OCTOBER, 2011: presentation of recommendations for the basic framework and roadmap for collaboration and information sharing by IBM: 4-Quadrant Synthesis and conceptual framework and 3 inter-related facets of governance, land use planning, and transport & traffic management.

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MCDCB Milestones and Accomplishments2012• MARCH 28, 2012: signing of the Cebu City – Yokohama Memorandum of Understanding on

Technical cooperation for Sustainable Urban Development.

• MAY 10, 2012: passage of an MCDCB resolution requesting the DPWH Project Management Office – Flood Control and SABO Engineering Center for assistance in the preparation of an Integrated Drainage & Stormwater Management Plan for Metro Cebu.

• OCTOBER 10, 2012: approval of the membership of MCDCB in the RDC full council and sectoral committees per Res. 26, S. 2012.

• OCTOBER 19, 2012: commencement of the formulation of the Terms of Reference (TOR) for the Integrated Drainage & Stormwater Management Plan

• DECEMBER 2012 – MARCH 2013: engagement with the City of Yokohama & Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) for the Phase I Study Vision and Development Strategy for Metro Cebu, covered by a 46M Yen technical assistance undertaking by JICA.

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MCDCB Milestones and Accomplishments2013• MARCH 20, 2013: approval of the Mega Cebu Vision 2050 and 3 + 1 Development Strategy

and the MCDCB Framework and Manual of Operations.

• APRIL 4, 2013: endorsement of and support for the Mega Cebu Vision 2050 and Development Strategy by the RDC 7 Executive Committee per Res. 2, S. 2013.

• APRIL – SEPTEMBER, 2013: the organization and conduct of a series of harmonization workshops covering land use and other spatial dimensions, infrastructure and flooded areas.

• MAY 27, 2013: presentation of Cebu’s pitch for the hosting of the APEC Summit in 2015using the framework of MCDCB and anchored on the Mega Cebu 2050 Vision.

• JUNE 27, 2013: engagement of students and faculty of 11 colleges and universities in Cebu in a video competition showcasing the attributes of Mega Cebu during the Cebu Business Month.

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MCDCB Milestones and Accomplishments2013• JULY 2013: signing of the Minutes of Meeting and TOR for Phase II: Study on the Roadmap

for the Sustainable Urban Development of Metro Cebu, covered by a 2.5M US$ technical assistance undertaking by JICA.

• JULY – DECEMBER, 2013: organization of Mega Cebu coordinating & technical teams at the LGU level to facilitate better coordination and strengthen partnership.

• AUGUST 13, 2013: installation of new local officials: signing of covenant & turnover of bugsay during the first MCDCB full board meeting with newly elected officials.

• SEPTEMBER 2013: installation of September as the Mega Cebu Month where the first massive information campaign for the youth, private sector & LGUs was mounted through various activities.

• SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER, 2013: Adoption of and alignment with the Mega Cebu 2050 Vision and 3+1 Development Strategy by the member LGUs in their respective LGU vision and Executive and Legislative Agenda.

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MCDCB Milestones and Accomplishments

2013• NOVEMBER 11, 2013: Kick-off of the JICA assisted 18-month Study on the Roadmap for the

Sustainable Urban Development of Metro Cebu.

• DECEMBER 7 and 18, 2013: signing of the partnership agreement between JICA, Cebu City and concerned Japanese enterprises on the two Pilot Surveys for Disseminating SME Technologies For Solid Waste Management and Resource Recycling and Dewatering Equipment for Septage Management, supported by a 2M US$ technical assistance grant from JICA.

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MCDCB Milestones and Accomplishments2014• JANUARY 2014: finalization of the Terms of Reference for consulting services on the

conduct of a Comprehensive Study for a Metro Cebu Integrated Flood and Drainage System Master Plan.

• FEBRUARY 2014: commencement of the Feasibility Study for the Cebu South Coastal Road, Cebu Circumferential Road and Lateral Arterial Roads funded by DPWH and conducted by CEDCO.

• FEBRUARY 7, 2014: commencement of the JICA Study: Household Interview Survey (HIS) to gather basic data that will help in formulating a comprehensive urban development plans, for Metro Cebu.

• MARCH 21, 2014: signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between the University of San Carlos and the MCDCB; approval of the framework of coordination between the JICA Study Team and MCDCB and project identification process and criteria.

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MCDCB Milestones and Accomplishments2011 – 2014

• PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT: obtained support from local, national, and international organizations for the different requirements of MCDCB / Mega Cebu program, including, among others, technical assistance grants and project support from JICA; the City of Yokohama; IBM; DPZ.

• EDUCATION AND CONSTITUENCY BUILDING: created awareness among and engaged various sectors, particularly the students and youth, through conventional (face to face) and non-conventional (digital and on-line measures).

• ORGANIZATIONAL CONTINUITY & VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT: engaged, on a continuing basis, government and private sector leadership from different organizations, parties, and tenures. Committees, sub-committees, and working groups continue to share time, talent, and treasure for the diverse requirements of the program.

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Resource Mobilization Summary¹

Actual or Estimated²(Philippine Peso)

1. DPZ 340,000

2. IBM: CSC 948,150

3. IBM: ASEAN 275,200

4. IBM: ESC 4,437,000

5. Phase I: JICA 19,701,800

6. Phase II: JICA 107, 500,000

7. JICA: Pilot Projects 86,000,000

8. RAFI 9,132,197

Total 228,334,347

1. This resource mobilization summary excludes other monetary and non-monetary contribution of members, partners, and sponsors in terms of resources (time, talent, treasure) made available for different activities (e.g., DPWH studies and funded projects, USC / USC CAFA workshops, hosting by LGUs, volunteer experts time, members’ and partners’ inputs).2. Items 1-4 estimated costs, monetized value of contribution. Items 5-7 TA value / grant provided by JICA. Item 8, out of pocket expense summary of RAFI as of December 2013.

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2014 AWARENESS BUILDING – FB Stats

125,000SHARES

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AWARENESS BUILDING –SCHOOL TOURS & ENGAGEMENTS

12 Colleges and 23 HSAbout 96,000 students

Over 1000 teachers

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AWARENESS BUILDING – LOCAL LEADERS

14 LGU LCEs and Councils

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Genesis

April 2011

MilestonesMay 2011 – Dec 2013

On-GoingJan 2014 - present

Way ForwardPresent – Dec. 2014

Where we

began

What has

been done

What is

going on

What we

plan to do

ImmediateOrganize & strengthen1

2

3

Intermediate & ContinuingBuild on the foundation

Mid-to-Long TermEngage stakeholders and partners towards a common agenda & vision

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The Roadmap Study

for Sustainable Urban

Development in

Metro Cebu

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4 Strategies 7 Sub-roadmaps

1 Metropolitan

Competitiveness

Enhancement

Competitiveness

2 Urban Structure and

Land Use

Mobility3 Urban Transport and

Highway Network

4 Water Supply and

Disposal Management

Livability

5 Solid Waste

Management

Metropolitan

Management

6 Smart SRP

Development

7 Metropolitan

Administration

An Overall

Roadmap

integrating 7

sub-roadmaps(including Short

Term Projects)

Roadmap Development Framework

30+ Local & Foreign Experts

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Contextual Framework: All IssuesO

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TLGU LEVEL –

APPLICABLE FOR EACH OF 13 LGUsMETRO CEBU LEVEL –

COLLECTIVELY FOR ALL 13 LGUs

Vision & Brand for Metro-Cebu

Land Use & Transport Master Plans

other sector plans

Mega / Flagship Metro-level

Projects

Barangay level –bottom-up participatory planning

LGU level –

Spatial, sector & institutional

development planning

Integrated Operations

Capability

Emergencies / Incidents:

urban floods, traffic congestion, etc.

Trans-LGU Infrastructure:

public transport, water mains,

waste disposal sites, etc.

LGU –

E-Governance Systems

Priority Use Cases:

Revenue Mgmt Systems

Spatial data for city operations mgmt

Ease of doing business

Ease of citizen interface

Quadrant 1 Quadrant 2

Quadrant 3 Quadrant 4

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Our Future: Mega Cebu

Competitiveness

LivabilityMobility

Metro Management

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Our Present Cebu

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We are inviting

YOUto be a part of this journey …

Mega Cebu: Platform for Smart, Inclusive, &

Sustainable City Region

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SUPPORT REQUESTED

ADOPTthe Mega Cebu 2050

Vision

ALIGN

with the

3 + 1 Development

Strategy

SUPPORT Roadmap

Development and Programs

SUPPORTinstitutionalization

ImmediateOrganize & strengthen1

2

3

Intermediate & ContinuingBuild on the foundation

Mid-to-Long TermEngage stakeholders and partners towards a common agenda & vision

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SPONSORS & PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS

Youth for a Livable Cebu

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SPONSORS & PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS

MR. ANDREW CO MR. DONDI JOSEPH MR. JOSEPH GAISANO

Cebu Business ClubMandaue Chamber of Commerce & Ind.Cebu Chamber of Commerce & Industry

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MCDCB RPOD & SECRETARIAT

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