Baguio City - unescap.org
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Baguio City - unescap.org
Baguio City: Insights on the Urban Nexus CORDELIA C. LACSAMANA City Environment & Parks Management Officer Baguio City, Philippines ECONOMIC PROFILE Land Use Plan Industrial Others 1% 10% Services 20% Utilities 5% Parks, Forests & Open Spaces 18% Nat'l. Gov't. Res. Tourism 13% 20% Commercial 7% Trade & Commerce 50% Residential 56% POLICY DIRECTIONS Parks Management (Bio-Diversity & Green Development) Forest & Watershed Management (Urban Green Horizon for a Carbon Neutral City) Ambient Air Quality Management (RITMT & PM10 Monitoring Climate Change Adaptation & Mitigation and DRRM (Climate Change Advocacy Program) Water, Wastewater Management (SWIM) These elements have been consolidated into a single policy framework known as the proposed City Environment Code. Water, Wastewater Management (Sustainable Water Integrated Management Program) Area – based resources inventory Forest/Watershed /Parks Inland Waterways Policy & Regulatory Framework Clean Water Act Local Water Code DENR, NWRB CEPMO CEO/CWRB /CDC DENR, DPWH City Sewerage Treatment & Drainage System Institutional Mechanism Urban infrastructure PRIORITY PROGRAMS URBAN NEXUS COMPONENTS Increased volume of treated water can be a resource to establish a mini-hydro to supplement power needs of the BSTP WasteH20 Treatment Systems SWIM Energy Generation for Savings DEWATS Approach • Expansion of the BSTP • Recovery/Rehab of • Communal Septic Tanks • Construction of Septage System Urban Agriculture Food Security • Treated Water and Sludge as inputs for parks management within the City • Supply for adjoining agric’l areas Available human resources Data Management System Stakeholder Involvement Continuously build the capacity of local governments on emerging development issues and trends as well as specific tools and frameworks that can be used at the local level. Provide LGUs with a menu of options both technology and expert advice and how to access them. Formulate policies promoting integrated approaches linking various sectors to maximize development benefits. Underpinning Economic Sustainability Multiple Actors Key Infra Network Change LEARN Change Large Scale & Small Scale Property Market Mitigating Environmental Damage Source: Governing for Sustainable Urban Development, Yvonne Rydin Adapting & Building Resilience to Climate Change Promoting Social Sustainability