Urban  Planning  and  GIS    TCDC  Training  Program  for  City  of  Maka9  Officials    September  22-­‐26,  2014  SHRDC,  Seoul,  Korea  

SMARTER MAKATI

International Smart City

Models

Smarter Philippines

Makati Vision and

Goals

SMARTER GOVERNANCE

SMARTER PEOPLE

SMARTER ECONOMY

SMARTER MOBILITY

SMARTER ENVIRONMENT

SMARTER LIVING

1.   Iden9fica9on  of  descriptors  2.   Key  Result  Areas  -­‐  Factors  3.   Performance  Indicators  4.   Strategies  5.   Programs,  projects  and  Ac9vi9es  

Major  Objec9ves      1.  Serves  as  the  model  for  the  City’s  stakeholders’  on  how  to  

elevate  the  way  Maka9  manages  its  urban  environment  from  one  that  is  conven9onal  into  something  advanced.      

2.  Interlink  the  City’s  major  plans,    the  con9nuous  evolving  urban  issues  and  constraints;  and  development  trends  taking  place  around  the  globe.    

Descriptor:  PROACTIVE  Described  as  a  government  that  is  Proac9ve.  It  shall  be  forward-­‐looking,  innova9ve,  transparent,  accountable  and  par9cipa9ve.  

Factors  •  Visionary  and  Innova9ve  Administra9on  •  Transparency  and  Accountability  •  Par9cipatory  Local  Governance  

Descriptor:  EMPOWERED  

Are  empowered,  with  life-­‐long  and  quality  learning,  enhanced  21st  century  skills  that  engage  people  to  be  crea9ve,  economically  produc9ve  and  socially  responsible  members  of  the  society.    

FACTORS  1.  Quality  Educa9on  2.  21st  Century  Skills  3.  Social  Inclusion  

Descriptor:  GLOBALLY  COMPETITIVE  Refers  to  resilient  and  transforma9ve  economic  environment  conducive  for  crea9on,  reten9on,  and  aQrac9on  of  investments.  It  promotes  economic  dynamism  and  Maka9  branding  through  innova9ve  principles  and  measures.    

FACTORS  •  Resilient  and  Transforma9ve  Economic  Environment  •  Business  Crea9on,  Reten9on  and  AQrac9on  •  Maka9  Branding  

Descriptor:  INTERCONNECTED  Refers  to  the  City’s  interconnected  system  for  easier  and  faster  movement  of  goods,  people,  services  and  informa9on.    It  is  also  described  as  the  freedom  for  seamless  and  holis9c  connec9vity  across  physical  and  logical  space.  

FACTOR  •  Walkability  •  Integrated  Transport  and  Mixed  Modal  System  •  Connec9vity  

Descriptor:  DISASTER-­‐RESILIENT  AND                    LOW  CARBON  CITY  

Smarter  environment  aims  to  achieve  a  green  and  sustainable  urban  ecosystem.    It  has  the  capability  to  reduce  carbon  dioxide  emission  while  increasing  sequestra9on  towards  a  low  carbon  city.    It  also  refers  to  a  disaster  resilient  city  that  has  the  capability  to  cope  with  disaster  and  recover  from  its  impact.  

FACTOR:  •  Green  and  Sustainable  Environment  •  Disaster  Risk  Reduc9on  –  Climate  Change  Adapta9on  

Descriptor:  HIGH  QUALITY  OF  LIVING  Refers  to  a  safe,  secure,  healthy  place  to  live  in,  and  culturally  vibrant  and  diverse  communi9es  with  access  to  social  services  and  address  the  needs  of  the  people  living  in  it.    This  dimension  also  encompasses  an  emphasis  on  providing  good  quality  and  affordable  housing,  high  levels  of  social  cohesion,  and  social  capital.  

Factors  •  Healthy  Place  to  Live  in  •  Quality  and  Affordable  Housing  •  Safe  and  Secure  Environment  •  Culturally  Vibrant  and  Diverse  Communi9es  

1.   Ins9tu9onal  Management  2.   Human  Capital  3.   Technology  

1.   Ins9tu9onal  Management.  defined  as  any  legisla9ve  and                      administra9ve  tool  that  may  be  used  in  implemen9ng  projects.This  can  be  in  the  form  of  ordinance,  resolu9on,  master  plan        and    investment  program.    

 2.   Human  Capital.  the  social  component  (availability  of      human        

services,  ci9zens  and  other  stakeholders  that    contributes  to            the  success  of  a  certain  plan,  etc.)  affec9ng  the  city’s                                    development  processes.  

 3.   Technology.  refers  to  the  usage,  modifica9on  or    development  

of  hard  infrastructures  or  systema9c  processes  that  eases  the      flow  of  work.  This  can  be    physical  machines,  virtual  or  digital        infrastructures  or  logical  methods  

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