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Area Development Planning Flashcards

1
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‘concentrated
decentralization’

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Industrial Dispersal

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SPATIAL STRATEGIES

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  • Regional Industrial Center
  • Special Economic Zone
  • Export Processing Zone
  • Industrial Estate
  • Growth Corridor
  • Balanced / Countrywide Agro-industrial Development (FV
    Ramos)
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a strategy to operationalize dispersal of industries outside Metro Manila

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Regional Industrial Centers (RICs)

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selected areas with highly developed or
potential to be developed into industrial,
agri–industrial, industrial, tourist,
recreational, commercial, banking,
investment and financial center

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Special Economic Zone (Ecozone)

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Criteria for Identifying ECOZONE Sites

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  • Identified as Regional Growth Center
  • Existence of required infrastructure
  • Water source and electric power
  • Land for future expansion
  • Trainable labor force
  • Incremental advantage over the existing
    economic zones
  • Situated in area where controls can easily be established
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6
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tract of land subdivided
and developed according
to a comprehensive plan
under a unified continuous
management

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Industrial Estate (IE)

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7
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a specialized industrial estate
located physically and/or
administratively outside the
customs territory

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Export Processing Zone (EPZ)

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8
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semi urbanized areas along major
transportation axis

aims to expand the development
impact radiated by the RAICs

consistent with the “growth center
concept”

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Growth Corridor

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9
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Growth Corridors in the
Philippines

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  • CALABARZON
  • Cagayan - Iligan Growth Corridor
  • Northwestern Luzon Growth Quadrangle
    (Laoag - San Fernando - Dagupan -
    Baguio)
  • South Cotabato-Davao-Zamboanga
  • West Central Luzon (Bulacan -
    Pampanga - Bataan - Zambales)
  • Naga-Iriga-Legazpi
  • Tuguegarao-Ilagan-Cauayan
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10
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conceptualized in 1989, strategy aimed at achieving rapid,
sustainable and equitable growth of the economy

aimed at creating the hub for modern agro-industrial villages scattered throughout the countryside

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Countryside AgriIndustrial Development

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Seven Elements of Integrated Rural
Development

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  • Land Redistribution
  • Labor-intensive agricultural technology to
    increase yield
  • Use of off-season farm labor to build minor development projects
  • Rural labor
  • Local self- reliance
  • Decentralization of government ministries on a regional basis
  • Regional planning with development planning centers at levels ranging from villages to the capital
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12
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IAD was known for five types of
integration

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Territorial Integration
Functional Integration
Sectoral Integration
Ecosystem Integration
Institutional Integration

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Type of Integrated Area Development - urban and rural, city and countryside

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Territorial integration

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Type of Integrated Area Development - production, processing, distribution, consumption,

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Functional integration

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Type of Integrated Area Development - – farm, forestry, industry, services,
informal sector

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Sectoral integration

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Type of Integrated Area Development - –river basin, watershed, floodplain,
island-wide, micro-region

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Ecosystem integration

17
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Type of Integrated Area Development - PMOs and Field Action Teams with
elements from NACIAD, DA, DAR,
DENR, NHA, DECS, DOH, DTI,
DOF, DOLE, DILG, LGUs

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Institutional integration

18
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4 Types of Community-Based Natural Resources Management

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Community-Based Protected Area Management (NIPAS) – PAMB (NIPAS Law)

Community-Based Forest Resources Management

Community-Based Coastal Resources
Management (Fisheries Code of 1998)

Convergent Cropland Management (AFMA)

19
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It is based on interconnectedness of
upland, cropland, coastal, and
urban ecosystems

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Ecosystem-Based Planning

20
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Elements of Ecosystem-based Planning

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Boundaries
Scales
Structure
Purpose
Perspective

21
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DPSIR Framework

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D- Driving Forces
P- Pressure
S- State
I- Impact
R- Response

22
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It is an area of landscape
that drains to a common, downstream point, such as a stream mouth, a lake, an estuary or coastal water body.

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Watershed

23
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Economic Functions of Forest

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  • Direct source of livelihood for
    subsistence families (fuel wood
    and non-timber products)
  • Source of timber products
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Ecological Functions of Forest

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  • Natural regulation of the hydrogeologic cycle
  • Regulation of surface water flow
    and groundwater storage
  • Flood control
  • Protection against soil erosion
  • Soil enrichment
  • Carbon sequestration
  • Microclimate regulation
25
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Amenity Services of Forest

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  • Recreational
  • Aesthetic
26
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Types of Forest

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Evergreen Forest
Deciduous Forest
Coniferous Forest or Pine Forest
Mixed Forest/ Mossy Forest
Mangrove Forest

27
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It is a band of dry land
and adjacent ocean space (water and
submerged land) in which terrestrial
processes and uses directly affect
ocean processes and uses, and vice
versa

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Coastal Zone

28
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Parts of Coastal Zone

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Foreshore
Nearshore
Backshore

29
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Referred to as the intertidal or littoral zone, is a beach segment exposed by the low tides and submerged by high tides.

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Foreshore

30
Q

indefinite zone extending seaward from the shoreline well beyond the breaker zone

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Nearshore

31
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The generally dry portion of a beach that extends from the high-tide line inland to the sea cliff or vegetation line.

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Backshore

32
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It is a participatory process of planning,
implementing, and monitoring
sustainable uses of coastal
resources through collective action
and sound decision-making.

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Community-Based Coastal Resources Management

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Components of Community-Based
Coastal Resources Management

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Community Organizing and Mobilization

Resource Conservation or Resource Restoration

Alternative Livelihood

Continuing Education and Leadership Development

Participatory Research to improve resource management practices

34
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Benefits from Integrated CBCRM

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Food Security
Economic Development
Shoreline Protection
Biodiversity Conservation

35
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Effects of Sea Level Rise

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  • Inundation, erosion, and recession of barrier beaches
    and shoreline
  • Loss of beaches, low islands, and spits
  • Destruction of coral reefs and atolls
  • Loss of coastal structures, both natural and manmade
  • Disappearance or redistribution of wetlands and
    lowlands
  • Changes in the biophysical and biochemical
    properties of the coastal zone
  • Increased salinity of rivers, bays, and aquifers
  • Reduction in biological diversity and possible wildlife
    extinctions
  • Greater populations at risk from natural disasters in
    low lying areas and island nations
  • More severe and frequent storm damage and
    flooding

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