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CURRENT STATE OF LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNING AND CURRENT DILG INITIATIVE AND INT

CURRENT STATE OF LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNING AND CURRENT DILG INITIATIVE AND INTERVENTIONS Current State of Local Development Planning •Inactive Local Development Council •Indifferent or unsupportive Sanggunian •Lack or total absence of vertical linkages (CDP w/PDPFP, NGA Plans) •Low Compliance on CDP formulation (31%) Current State of Local Development Planning • Lack or total absence of horizontal linkages among sectoral concerns • Weak plan – to – budget linkage • Multiplicity of plans due to NGA-mandated thematic and sectoral plans • Mainstreaming requirement of sectoral and thematic issues and concerns in local plans (GAD, DRR/CCA, etc.) Current State of Local Development Planning • Competency of local planning team • Lack of manpower and resources for the formulation of CDP • Sectoral Plans prepared independently of the CDP and CLUP NGA-mandated plans DILG Mainstreaming approach for thematic concerns (Chapter 10 , RPS) Relationship and Linkage of Mandated LGU Plans and Implementation Instruments Comprehensive Land Use Plan Comprehensive Land Use Plan Comprehensiv e Development Plan Comprehensiv e Development Plan Zoning Ordinance Investment Programs (LDIP & AIP) Sectoral and Thematic Plans Sectoral and Thematic Plans Ecological Profile Regulatory Measures and other Authority levers (T ax, Incentives, etc.) Other Implementation Instruments (M&E, CapDev, etc.) Local plans that maybe incorporated to CLUP 1. Agriculture and Fisheries Management Plan, including, Strategic Agriculture and Fisheries Development Zone (SAFDZ) 2. Forest Management Plan or Forest Land Use Plan (FLUP) 3. Sustainable Integrated Area Development Plan or Local Agenda 21 (SIADP) 4. Integrated Watershed Management Plan (IWMP) 5. Ancestral Domain Sustainable Development and Protection Plan (ADSDPP) 6. Protected Area Management Plan (PAMP) 7. Coastal Resources Management Plan (CRMP) Plans that should be integrated in to CDP A. Plans that require inter-sectoral functional committee 1. Local poverty reduction action plan 2. Disaster management plan 3. Sustainable development plan 4. Gender and development plan 5. Food security plan 6. Integrated area community peace and order and public safety plan B. Plans that falls within the concerns of individual sectors 1. Action plan for the council for the protection of children 2. Annual culture and center plan 3. Agriculture and fisheries management plan 4. Local tourism plan 5. Small and medium enterprise development plan 6. HRD Plan Heirarchy and Linkage of Mandated LGU Plans Heirarchy and Linkage of Mandated LGU Plans Current DILG Interventions to address Local Development Planning Issues and Gaps • Issuance of Policies and Knowledge Products on mainstreaming thematic concerns in local plans • CCA/DRR • Concerns of vulnerable sectors in conflict affected areas • Business Friendliness (Business Plan and T ourism Development plans) • Localization of Magna Carta of Women • CDP Quick Guide • CDP-BuB Process Integration • Rationalized Planning Indicator and Data Set (RaPIDS) • CDP Review Guide • JMC 2 including new SLPBC Point of Convergence in the CDP Process (OAs’ Initiatives) Revenue and Expenditure Forecasting National and Provincial Plan Harmonization Complementation and Augmentation (CDP Review) LDIP Review uploads/Ingenierie_Lourd/ cdp-quick-guide.pdf