Explore key aspects of urban and housing policy in the Philippines, including regulations, development strategies, and governmental roles.
Regional Autonomy
Ancestral Domain
Self-Government
Tribal Ownership
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Bottom-up process to define and prioritize local needs
Collective leadership and innovative decision-making
Coalition of partners and groundswell of support
Negotiated rule-making and policy dialogue
Consensus-building and dispute resolution
All of the choices
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Good for one household
Intended for ownership
Completely surrounded by a yard
Wilh one or more of its sides abutting the property line
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Sexual Equality
Gender Equity
Women's Liberation
Gender Parity
Feminist Empowerment
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Recipient /beneficiary
Proponent/ exponent
Advocate
Stakeholder
Shareholder
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Biomechanics
Bionics
Physiometrics
Anthropometrics
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Co-Location
Proximization
Aggrandization
Agglomeration
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Minimum of 60% open space
Minimum of 50% open space
60% saleable and 40% non-saleable
70% saleable and 30% non-saleable
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25 mtrs.
100 mtrs.
150 mtrs.
200 mtrs.
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integration & rationalization
Gender mainstreaming
Sexual equality
Transgender accommodation
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Public Private Resources Exchange
Cooperative Housing Development
Balanced Housing Development
Corporate Social Responsibility
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'Disperse and Dilute'
End-of-Pipe Treatment
Product Life Cycle Assessment
Factory waste-exchange
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Re-use
Reduce
Recycle
Reform lifestyles
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4,000-5,000
3,000-2,500
2,000-2,499
1,500-1,999
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Economic housing
Sociaiized housing
Low-cost housing
Open-market housing
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Low-Cost Housing
Socialized Housing
Economic Housing
Gawad Kalinga
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One-fifth
One-sixth
One-eighth
One-tenth
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LGU Treasurer
Division Superintendent or district supervisor
Chairperson of sanggunian's committee on education
Representatives of federations of teachers, SK youth, PTA's & non-academic personnel of schools.
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RA 1010
RA 7192
RA 6969
RA 8010
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2.40 m
2.80 sm
3.40 m
3.80 m
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Coerce and Compel
Contain and Constrain
Command and Control
Cash and Checks
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Zonal Improvement Program
Unified Home Lending Program
Slum Upgrading
Community Mortgage Program
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90 sqm
100 sqm
110 sqm
120 sqm
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100-125 m2 of floorspace
100-125 m2 of business and customer service area
100-125 m2 of titled property
100-125 m2 of frontyard
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Off-site resettlement
In-city relocation
On-site slum upgrading
Land readjustment
Medium-rise tenements as temporary shelter
Collaborative models such as 'Gawad Kalinga' and 'Habitat for Humanity'
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50 mtrs away or more
100 mtrs away or more
At least 200 mtrs away
At least 500 mtrs away
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4.5 hectares
3.5 hectares
2.5 hectares
1.5 hectares
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2.0 m
4.0 m
6.0 m
8.0 m
Planning and Development Office
Local Development Council
Subdivision Homeowners Association
Association of Barangay Capt2ins
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15 m
25 m
35 m
45 m
55 m
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Decision-making competency improves
The legitimacy of the decision increases
The decision-making process is speeded up
Participants become more responsible democratic citizens
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Traditional indigenous family dwellings
Socialized and low-cost housing under Batas Pambansa 220
Garden pools, grottos, aquariums not exceeding 500 mm in depth
Piggery and poultry houses of over 100 sq.m
Sheds, outhouses, greenhouses, gazebos, aviaries, not exceeding 6 sq.m in total area
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Physical suitability
Availability of basic needs
On the perimeter of an ecozone
Presence of geohazard
Conformity to the national development plan
Links to the transport network
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5 m
6 m
7 m
8 m
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Population forecasts
Employment trends
Income levels
Cohort survival
Poverty incidence of households
Gross sales of registered enterprises
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At least 2,500 m2
At least 5,000 m2
At least 10,000 m2
At least 25,000 m2
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Participation increases the likelihood that policy will be effective and will have long-term benefit as people provide data and feedback on ground-level needs and concerns !1 policy-makers and implementors.
The very process of participating is, in and of itself, educational, liberating, and empowering for the poor.
People are not passive beneficiaries or mere recipients of dole-outs.
Participation hastens people's ownership of their problems and builds community leadership so that they gain control over their own fate and learn to make critical decisions for their common future.
Community participation contributes to institutionalizing positive reforms envisioned by changes in policy.
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Project Development Planning
Investment Coordination
Economic Planning
Industrial Convergence
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Keynesian economics
Welfare economics
Neo-classical economics
Marxist economics
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Leave to private households the matter of housing development according to the free play of market forces;
Allow big foreign companies with enormous capital to undertake mass shelter projects;
Rationalize taxation of land so that developers can bring down overall cost of house and lot packages;
LGU's should improve CLUP-Zoning so that price of land would be kept low;
Stimulate participation of business, civic, religious, and cooperatives sectors in multi-partite housing production .
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30%
40%
50%
60%
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32 sqm
36 sqm
18 sqm
22 sqm
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Theory of General Equilibrium
Classical Economics
David Ricardo's Theory of Value
Pareto Optimality
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Agriculture, because industrialization decreases the value of rural land
Agriculture, because investment in technology increases yieid per unit effort and decreases labor demand
industry, because the profit from extracting natural resources increases
industry, because productivity increases as labor costs rise
Services, because technology increases efficiency in the provision of services
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2 meters
3 meters
3.5 meters
4 meters
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'motivation'
'efficiency'
'productivity''
Equity'
'diverse consumer choices'
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2.4 m
2.6 m
3.6 m
4.5 m
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60% or more
50% or more
40% or more
30% or more
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