SOLIDARIDAD 2020 AGENDA...Metro Cebu Population: 2,314,897 Area (Sq. Km): 1,163.36 GUIDING GEOGRAPHIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK FOR INVESTMENT The 12 Major Metropolitan Centers Global

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Global Green Technologies Corporation http://globalgreentechcorp.com

Developer: GLOBAL GREEN TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION

http://globalgreentechcorp.com

Eduardo D. Bacolod

President

SOLIDARIDAD 2020 AGENDA

A Four-Part National Development Agenda

for the Philippines

I. Solidaridad 2020 Main Agenda (Food and Bioenergy Park)

II. Solidaridad 2020 River Basin Agenda

III. Solidaridad 2020 Interisland Agenda

IV. Solidaridad 2020 Urban Agenda

Total Project Cost: 461 Billion USD

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Part IV

SOLIDARIDAD 2020 URBAN AGENDA

The goal of the investment agenda is to respond to national development challenge by transforming the

urban communities in the Philippines to be competitive for sustainable investment and socio economic

development.

Developer: GLOBAL GREEN TECHNOLOGIES

CORPORATION

http://globalgreentechcorp.com

Eduardo D. Bacolod

President

Total Project Cost: 52.3 Billion USD

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Formulating The Urban Development Agenda For The Philippines

The Philippines ranks among the most rapidly urbanizing countries in the world. Currently,

more than 60 per cent of its population lives in cities and urbanized areas and this figure is

expected to rise to 70 per cent by 2020

The Given Situation

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There is inadequate

investment in infrastructure

and social services for urban

development

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A new mode of cooperation must evolve with a sense of

direction and accountability in addressing problems on

waste, transportation, health and sanitation, education,

food availability and affordability, skills training and

employment

The Desired Situation

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focusing on integrated approaches that:

strengthen the

organizational

capability of cities

and government

build an institutional and funding framework for urban development

Conceptual Planning Framework

specifically target the poor

involve the private sector and civil society

adapt to climate change impacts of urbanization

Promote economic development

transforming the urban communities in the Philippines to be competitive for

sustainable investment and socio economic development

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GUIDING GEOGRAPHIC AND

DEMOGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK FOR INVESTMENT

The 12 Major Metropolitan Centers

Metro Manila Population: 11,553,427 Area (Sq. Km): 638.55

Metro Batangas Population: 432,262

Area (Sq. Km): 386.97

Metro Naga Population: 741,635

Area (Sq. Km): 1,242.20

Metro Baguio Population: 499,412 Area (Sq. Km): 978.88

Metro Dagupan Population: 325,364

Area (Sq. Km): 134.13

Metro Olongapo Population: 304,388

Area (Sq. Km): 472.16

Metro Angeles Population: 915,365

Area (Sq. Km): 596.89

LUZON

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Metro Iloilo-Guimaras Population: 789,080

Area (Sq. Km): 972.83

Metro Bacolod Population: 716,306

Area (Sq. Km): 972.83

Metro Cebu Population: 2,314,897

Area (Sq. Km): 1,163.36




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Metro Davao Population: 2,046,18

Area (Sq. Km): 4,041.39

Metro Cagayan de Oro Population: 1,121,561

Area (Sq. Km): 4,343.34

Mindanao




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There are 10 Major Cities and 89 Highly Urbanized Towns

The aggregate population comprises 34 percent of the population of the Philippines

Quezon City

Population: 2,761,720

Davao


Taguig

Population: 644,473

Pasig

Population: 669,773

Antipolo

Population: 677,741

Caloocan


Manila


Cagayan de Oro

Population: 602,088

Zamboanga

Population: 643,557

Cebu

Population: 866,171

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Project Partner Project Cost (Million USD)

Integrated Urban Water Management (IUWM •30 USD per capita to upgrade the existing system

City water and sewage authorities 931.54

Solid Waste Management and Renewable Energy •Waste generated at 0.7

kilogram per day per

capita

•Cost of 0.3 million USD

per metric ton per day for

plasma gasification

6,520.80

Investment Projects

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Sustainable Transport •Bus terminal modernization •10,000 square meters per 100,000 of population

Local authorities 2,535.00

•Electric bus •Re-fleeting of existing diesel engine bus and jeepneys into electric bus •Establishment of Rapid Bus Transport system at 0.3 million USD per unit

9,126.00

Investment Projects

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Housing and Resettlement •Urban planned communities •Number of housing units computed at 3 percent of the city population focus on low income target income group •Cost of establishment including planning and development at 30,000 USD per unit

27,946.28

Investment Projects

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Project Partner Project Cost

Sustainable Health Care •Additional 100 bed hospital per 100,000 population at a cost of 0.1 million USD per bed

Private health care professional groups

2,315.00

Training •Training center at 1 per city and 2 for those with population above 1 million •5 million USD per training center as development and initial start up cost

Non profit organizations 465.00

Investment Projects

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Food Center Food outlet to be established per 20,000 population to be functionally integrated with the food parks and the various production centers to be established

Urban cooperatives 1,240.00

Urban Planning and Financing Model 2.5 percent of the cost of the program components as research, project development, project management, and administrative cost

University of the Philippines 1,276.99

Investment Projects

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Program Component Budget

(Million USD)

Integrated Urban Water Management 931.54

Waste to Energy 6,520.80

Transport

Bus Depot 2,535.00

Electric Bus with Rapid Bus Transit

Program

9,126.00

Housing 27,946.28

Hospital 2,315.00

Training Center 465.00

Food Center 1,240.00

Urban Planning and Financing 1,276.99

Total 52,356.61

Cost Summary

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A national urban development investment framework for the

Philippines that is anchored on a solid technological,

commercial, and physical foundation and assured of

adequate funding and proper execution will lead to attaining

the prediction that the Philippines will become the number 16

largest economy in the world, but not by 2050 but much

earlier, and by the year 2020. Timely and synchronized

approach in execution is the only solution given the

availability of an action oriented plan and adequate funding.

The country’s urban centers, therefore, will have significant

contribution in the development of the Philippines.

Conclusion

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