1. Bohol PDPFP

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Atty. John Titus J. Vistal

PPDC-Bohol


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High Poverty Incidence

High incidence of Malnutrition:9% of pre-school children and 19% of

school children

High Infant Mortality:

9 infants per 1,000 live births

High incidence of School Drop-outs:

2 of every 100 elementary students,

and 6 of every 100 high schoolers


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Low Functional Literacy: 82% of total

population (simple literacy is at 92%)

High prevalence of gastro-enteritis/diarrhea

and respiratory illnesses/pneumonia:

estimated at 10% of Bohols population


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Population Issues

Rapid population growth Increasing urban population and density

Unplanned expansion of settlement areas

Need to enhance and update LGU spatial plans

Need to address the gap between the

provision of infrastructure and basic services

and the demand of existing population


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Environmental Issues

Encroachment in critical ecosystems anddegradation of critical habitats both inside and

outside designated protected areas

Disaster Risks and Hazards

Land pollution and soil erosion

Unregulated conversion of forest lands to

other uses


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Transport & Infrastructure Issues

Issues and concerns hindering effective roadservice delivery

Road safety issues

No coordinated action plan to address growingurban congestion

Inadequate Infrastructure-support facilities

and services (such as Drainage and Sewerage

Systems)


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Transport & Infrastructure Issues

Inadequate water distribution systems fordomestic, industrial and agriculture use

Need to address impact of human

development activities on water quality in

catchments and streams


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Economic Development Issues

Inadequacy of Employment Opportunities Low Level of Investments

Uncompetitive Business Environment of LGUs

Need to enhance tourism services, promote

Bohols new attractions and strengthen institutional

linkages

Large area of idle lands in the province, unutilized

or underutilized for agriculture


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Economic Development Issues

Threat of conversion of prime agricultural land tosome other uses as a result of urbanization

Inadequate support infrastructure, such as farm-to-

market roads, transportation and communication

facilities Need to establish irrigation and post-harvest

facilities including appropriate storage facilities

Need to advocate for sustained adoption of

sustainable agriculture


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Need to increase awareness of people on

Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reductionand Management

Poor revenue generation of Local

Government Units Peace and Order challenges, vis--vis:

Preventing the return of insurgency

Curbing criminality in urbanizing areas


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Preparatory Activities

Familiarization with Joint MemorandumCircular 01-2007, as supported by the Local

Governance Development Program

Series of Technical Input Sessions from NEDA

Region 7, as supported by ADB

Constant reference to NEDA-ADB Provincial

Local Planning and Expenditure Management

(PLPEM) Guidelines)


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PDPFP Planning Process initiated by a

Memo from Gov. Erico B. Aumentadodesignating PPDO as PDPFP Secretariat

Followed by Issuance of Executive Order

designating Members of the PDPFP SectoralTechnical Working Groups (STWGs)

Multi-stakeholder, multi-sectoral


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STWGs:

Social Development Economic Development

Infrastructure Devt

Environment

Management

DevelopmentAdministration


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This resulted in some unexpected

realizations: for example, that themedium-term planning methodology we

used needed to be replaced by a spatial

planning methodology.


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The PDPFP was thus

approved via JointSP, PDC and PPOC

Resolution No. 1,

series of 2010.


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Because the PDPFP was crafted thru a participatory process, it was

willingly adopted by the new administration and used as the basis

for the ELA 2011-2013. In fact, Gov. Edgar Chatto and many of the

current SP Members were participants in the PDPFP process.


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Including Highlights of

Development Priorities


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overarching

developmentframework:

HEAT Bohol,LIFE HELPS


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Overarching Development FrameworkVISION:

Bohol is a prime eco-cultural tourism

destination and a strong, balanced agri-industrial province, with a well-educated,

God-loving and law-abiding citizenry, proud

of their cultural heritage, enjoying a state ofwell-being and committed to sound

environmental management.


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Overarching Development Framework

MISSION:

To enrich Bohols social, economic, cultural,

political and environmental resources through

good governance and effective partnershipswith stakeholders for increased global

competitiveness.

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1. Bohol PDPFP