Republic of the Philippines

BARANGAY SANTIAGO
Binalonan, Pangasinan

MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF BARANGAY SANTIAGO, BINALONAN, PANGASINAN HELD AT THE
BARANGAY SESSION HALL ON THE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST 2024.

ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR. Punong Barangay

RICHIE P. MERCADO Barangay Kagawad 1
MANUEL R. PINEDA Barangay Kagawad 2
LILIBETH C. ROBLES Barangay Kagawad 3
YVAN EDCEL C. MANZANO Barangay Kagawad 4
RUPERTO G. NAVARRO Barangay Kagawad 5
MYLYN M.TABILIN Barangay Kagawad 6
JESIE C. SAGUCIO Barangay Kagawad 7
CARMELA R. GUNSAY CSO Representative
ZENAIDA CORTEZ CSO Representative
ALDRIN N. LOR CSO Representative

RESOLUTION NO. _____

Series of 2024

RESOLUTION REQUESTING FOR THE CONFIRMATION / ADOPTION OF THE BARANGAY ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLAN 2018

WHEREAS, these body had formulated the Barangay Annual Investment Plan for 2024;
WHEREAS, the proposed projects / programs are priority needs of the barangay;
WHEREAS, these proposed projects / programs are supportive to the plans / programs of the municipal,
provincial as well as the national government.
NOW THREFORE, on motion of Kgd. Mamnuel R. Pineda, duly seconded by all members present, be it;
RESOLVED AS IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, to request the Sangguniang Barangay to confirm/ adopt the proposed
Barangay Annual Investment Plan for 2024; in its entirely;
RESOLVED FINALLY, that the copies of this resolution must be forwarded to the office of the Mayor, Hon. Ramon V. Guico III,

Sangguniang Bayan Member thru Hon. Melicio F. Patague II, MPDC Engr. Elizabeth Aquino, Municipal Budget Officer Mr. David A. Madrid, Municipal
Accountant Office Ms. Lorna Carissa L. Orpilla and the DILG-MLGOO Norman V. Ramos, all of Binalonan, Pangasinan for their reference and
guidance.
APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY.

LLOYD B. NERO Punong Barangay

ALLAN JAY D. LOPEZ Barangay Kagawad 1
ROGIE P. ACOSTA Barangay Kagawad 2
SATURNINO C. VENIEGAS Barangay Kagawad 3
FERNANDO C. NIGRANZA Barangay Kagawad 4
ALEJANDRO V. NARRETO, JR. Barangay Kagawad 5
ISIDRO T. AGUILAR Barangay Kagawad 6
SIMPLICIO C. ABLAO Barangay Kagawad 7
BASILIA V. NEGRANZA CSO Representative
ADELAIDA V. RAMOS CSO Representative
LARRY ANCHETA CSO Representative

ATTESTED: LEO G. VALDEZ, Barangay Secretary

 Republic of the Philippines
BARANGAY SANTIAGO
Binalonan, Pangasinan

MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BARANGAY COUNCIL OF BARANGAY SANTIAGO, BINALONAN, PANGASINAN HELD AT THE BARANGAY SESSION
HALL ON THE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST 2024.

ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR. Punong Barangay

RICHIE P. MERCADO Barangay Kagawad 1
MANUEL R. PINEDA Barangay Kagawad 2
LILIBETH C. ROBLES Barangay Kagawad 3
YVAN EDCEL C. MANZANO Barangay Kagawad 4
RUPERTO G. NAVARRO Barangay Kagawad 5
MYLYN M.TABILIN Barangay Kagawad 6
JESIE C. SAGUCIO Barangay Kagawad 7

RESOLUTION NO. ______

Series of 2024

RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE BARANGAY ANNUAL INVESMENT PLAN 2025

WHEREAS, the Barangay Development formulated and indorsed the Barangay Annual Investment Plan 2025 to the
Sangguniang Barangay for adoption;
WHEREAS,upon review, it was found out that the proposed projects / programs are priority needs of the barangay;
WHEREAS, furthermore, the proposed projects / programs are supportive to the plans / programs of the municipal,
provincial as well as the national government.

NOW THREFORE, on motion of Kgd.Manuel R. Pineda duly seconded by all members present, be it;

RESOLVED AS IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, approve the adoption of the Barangay Annual Investment Plan 2018 in its entirety;
RESOLVED FINALLY, that the copies of this resolution must be forwarded to the office of the mayor, Hon. Ramon V. Guico III,

Sangguniang Bayan Member thru Hon. Manuel Manny Luis Jr., MPDC Engr. Elizabeth Aquino, Municipal Budget Officer Mrs. Carolina D. Balolong,
Municipal Accountant Office Ms. Lorna Carissa L. Orpilla and the DILG-MLGOO Cyrus Rommel D. Evangelista, all of Binalonan, Pangasinan for their
reference and guidance.
APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY.

ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR. Punong Barangay

RICHIE P. MERCADO Barangay Kagawad 1
MANUEL R. PINEDA Barangay Kagawad 2
LILIBETH C. ROBLES Barangay Kagawad 3
YVAN EDCEL C. MANZANO Barangay Kagawad 4
RUPERTO G. NAVARRO Barangay Kagawad 5
MYLYN M.TABILIN Barangay Kagawad 6
JESIE C. SAGUCIO Barangay Kagawad 7

ATTESTED: CRISSAVELLE S. EMPERADOR, Barangay Secretary

 Republic of the Philippines
BARANGAY SANTIAGO
Binalonan, Pangasinan

CERTIFICATION OF CONFORMITY

This is to certify that the undersigned had reviewed the attached ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLAN 2025 and found its conformity with the
existing laws and regulations.

ENGR. ELIZABETH B. AQUINO

Municipal Planning & Development Coordinator

CERTIFICATION AND SUPERVISION

The Department of Interior and Local Government Office of the Municipal Engineer, Barangay Council, and Municipal Council were made to extend
support to the implementation of the attachedAnnual Investment Plan especially in the management of the project.

ENGR. ELIZABETH B. AQUINO CYRUS ROMMEL D. EVANGELISTA ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR.
Municipal Planning & Development Coordinator DILG, Municipal Local Government Operations Officer Punong Barangay
AIP Form No. 1
PRACTICAL VISION AND STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS
Budget Year: Calendar Year 2020

Municipality : Binalonan
Province : Pangasinan
Barangay: Santiago
Practical Vision Strategic Directions
Vision Plan Period
Statement Sector Actions 2018 2019 2020 2021
(2020-2021) Statements 1 2 3 4

GENERAL SERVICES Preserve the beauty, usefulness and durability of barangay facilities. 50% 25% 10% 5%
Maintain knowledge updates on different governance aspects 1 1 1 1
a. conference and meetings 100% as required
b. seminars and training 100% as required
Barangay Santiago c. assemblies and conventions 100% as required
is progressive and d. others 100% as required
economically developed
with GOD-fearing and SOCIAL SERVICES Assists indigent families to avail of services 100% 100% 100% 100%
happy community Provide adequate common medicines for the indigent 150 person
Combat underweight children from 0-5 years old 35% 25% 25% 15%
Maintain 0% mortality rate for pregnant women 0% 0% 0% 0%
Promotion of family planning 100% 0% 0% 0%
Ensure implementation of women's right 100% 100% 100% 100%
Maintain basic immunization for children 100% 100% 100% 100%
ECONOMIC SERVICES
Preservation of Culture and promotion of tourism
Mitigate effects of climate change 100% 100% 100% 100%

Prepared by:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO Attested by:

Barangay Secretary
ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR.
Punong Barangay
 AIP FORM NO. 2
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES AND POLICY DECISIONS
Budget Year: Calendar Year 2024
Barangay Santiago, Binalonan, Pangasinan

AIP Specific Objectives Policy Decisions

Reference Programs/projects/activities 2 3
Code
10 GENERAL SERVICES
To maintain barangay facilities regularly Allocation of funds for the regular repair and maintenance of barangay
facilities and equipments
To maintain peace and order Visibility of CVO's and traffic enforcers
To enhance the capability of the barangay officials Provision of possible opportunities for the professional growth of
barangay officials
To attain resiliency of the community in times of disaster
30 SOCIAL SERVICES
To provide effective basic services to all constituents Assist for processing documents
To maintain adequate supplies of common medicines Provide medicines
To lessen the underweight children from 0-5 years old Supplemental Feeding , home visitation(operation timbang)
To procure supplies and materials needed To be used when there is an affair
To monitor and intervene on pregnancy related matter Give full support in terms of financial and moral

80 ECONOMIC SERVICES To conduct activities to highlight cultural values

To plant as many trees and plants as possible Conduct fund raising through arts program

Prepared by:

CRISSAVELLE S. EMPERADOR
Barangay Secretary Attested by:

ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR.

Punong Barangay

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 LGU Annual Investment Program Budget Climate Change Expenditure
TOTAL 1,628,980.00 1,398,581.68 - 3,344,096.11 167,267.21 214,411.82
PS+MOOE+CO equal to Total Budget? YES
AIP FORM NO. 3
Annual Investment Program (AIP)
By Program/ Project/ Activity by Sector
Calendar Year 2025
Barangay SANTIAGO
Municipality of BINALONAN
Province of PANGASINAN

Maintenance
AIP PROGRAM / PROJECT / IMPLEMENTING IMPLEMENTATION EXPECTED SOURCE PERSONAL and Other Capital CC Typology
CCA CCM
REFERENCE ACTIVITY OFFICE / OUTPUTS OF SERVICES Operating Outlay Total Code
CODE DESCRIPTION AGENCY START COMPLETE FUNDS (PS) Expenses (CO)
General Public Services
10.1.2 Fidelity Bond PB, BT December # paid GF-MOOE 4,000.00 4,000.00
10.1.4 Honorarium of Barangay Officials/ BC yearround 12paid GF-PS
10.1.4 Treasurer/Secretary& SK yearround 1,331,580.00 1,331,580.00

10.1.4 Bonus BC November 11paid GF-PS 55,000.00 55,000.00

10.1.4 SK Fund SK as needed 100% paid 316,534.43
10.1.4 Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses BC as needed #conducted GF-MOOE 69,010.87 69,010.87
Enhancement of Transparency-BAC Meeting BC,BAC quarterly #conducted GF-MOOE 4,000.00 4,000.00
Updated Service Standards (Citizen's Charter) BC as needed GF-MOOE 1,000.00 1,000.00
10.1.4 Traveling Expenses PB, BT as needed #conducted GF-MOOE 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 Membership Dues and Contributions to Organization BC as needed # paid GF-MOOE 3,000.00 3,000.00
10.1.4 Insurance Expense PB, BT,BK Chair on Budget as needed # paid GF-MOOE 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 Repair and Maintenance of Motor Vehicle PB, BT,BK Chair on Budget as needed #repaired GF-MOOE 20,000.00 20,000.00
10.1.4 Repair and Maintenance of Office Equipment BC as needed #repaired GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Electricity Expenses BC monthly 12paid GF-MOOE 80,000.00 80,000.00 80,000.00 M611-03
10.1.4 Barangay Assembly BC march-oct. 2conducted GF-MOOE 6,000.00 6,000.00
10.1.4 Gasoline,Oil& Lubricant Expenses BC monthly #procured GF_MOOE 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 M611-01
10.1.4 Water Expenses BC monthly 12paid GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Miscellaneous Expenses- Discretionary Expenses PB as needed # paid GF-MOOE 1,403.48 1,403.48
10.1.5 Training and Seminars BC as needed # attended GF-MOOE 30,000.00 30,000.00
10.1.5 Training and Seminars BC as needed #attended 5%GAD 50,867.21 50,867.21
10.1.6C Office supplies PB, BK Chair on Budget April july october #procured GF-MOOE 20,000.00 20,000.00
10.1.7 Anti-Drug Education BC, BADAC 1st quarter 1established 2%Anti-Drugs/BPOC 31,634.69 31,634.69
10.1.7 Barangay Peace & Order Council BC as needed full functionality 2%Anti-Drugs/BPOC 31,634.70 31,634.70
10.1.7 Barangay Council for Protection of Children BC as needed full functionality 1%BCPC 31,653.44 31,653.44
10.1.7 Honorarium/ Allowances- CVO PB. BT yearround 12paid GF- PS 90,000.00 90,000.00
Honorarium BHRAO PB,BT yearround 12paid GF- PS 9,000.00 9,000.00
Honararium/Allowance-Utility/Eco Aides PB,BT yearround 12paid GF-PS 36,000.00 36,000.00
10.1.7 Repair and Maint. Of LED Bulb Streetlights BC as needed #repaired GF-MOOE 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 M611-03
10.1.7 Night Roving BC, CVO yearround #conducted - -
10.1.7 Traffic Management BC, CVO yearround #conducted - -
10.1.7 Crowd Control BC, CVO yearround #conducted - -
10.1.7 Barangay Justice Assistance BC, CVO yearround #conducted - - -
10.1.7 Warnings BC, CVO yearround #conducted - - -
10.1.7 Accidental Assistance BC, CVO yearround #conducted - - -
10.1.11 Quick Response PB, BDRRMC as needed #conducted 5% BDRRMF 47,480.16 47,480.16 47,480.16 A224-05
Prevention & Mitigation - -
10.1.11 Dengue Control Program PB, BDRRMC July 1conducted 5% BDRRMF 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 A414-02
Preparedness
10.1.11 Training & Seminars PB, BDRRMC as needed #attended 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 A414-02
10.1.11 Prourement of Drugs and Medicines PB, BDRRMC June #procured 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 A414-01
10.1.11 Procurement of flashlight ,boots ,raincoat and emergency lights PB, BDRRMC May #procured 5% BDRRMF 70,787.05 70,787.05 70,787.05 A224-05

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 Rehabilitation/ Recovery
10.1.11 Clean-up drive PB, BDRRMC after disaster #conducted 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 A224-02
Social Services -
30.2 Cultural Presentation BC February #conducted GF-MOOE 40,000.00 40,000.00
40.1.1 Purchase of Barangay Ambulance BC December #purchased 20%DF 620,665.00 620,665.00
40.1.1 BHWs PB, BT yearround 12paid 5% GAD- PS 63,000.00 63,000.00
40.1.1 BSPO PB, BT yearround 12paid 5% GAD- PS 9,000.00 9,000.00
40.1.1 BNS PB, BT yearround 12paid 5% GAD- PS 9,000.00 9,000.00 9,000.00 A414-01
40.1.1 Maternal Care BHW,BK Chair on Health yearround #benificiary - - -
40.1.1 Child Care BHW,BK Chair on Health yearround #benificiary - - -
40.3 Population Services BHW,BK Chair on Health yearround #benificiary - - -
60.2.2 Transloading & Sanitary landfill tipping fee PB/Budget Officer/BT Jan-Dec #conducted 5%SWM 56,647.09 56,647.09 56,647.09 M324-05
60.2.2 Incentives of waste collection agents or eco-aides BC quarterly #paid 5%SWM 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Rehabilitation of material recovery facility PB,BC,BAC as needed #conducted 5%SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Procurement of waste sanitizing reagents PB,BC,BAC Jan-Dec #procured 5%SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 IEC on solid waste management BESWMC quarterly 4 conducted 5%SWM 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Repair & maintenance of facilities & equipment PB,BC,BAC as needed #maintained 5%SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Fuel, lubricants and oil PB/Budget Officer/BT Jan-Dec #provided 5%SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Supplies and materials PB/Budget Officer/BT January #procured 5%SWM 5,764.73 5,764.73 5,764.73 M324-05
70.1.4 Day Care Worker PB, BT yearround 12paid 5% GAD- PS 26,400.00 26,400.00
70.1.4 Socialization/supplies & materials SC 3rd quarter #purchased 0.5%SC Fund 15,516.63 15,516.63
70.1.4 Socialization/supplies & materials PWD 3rd quarter #purchased 0.5%PWD Fund 15,516.63 15,516.63

Prepared by: Attested by:

ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.
Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay

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AIP FORM NO. 3B
PRIORITIES FOR BASIC SERVICES, BY 2017
Barangay SANTIAGO
Binalonan,Pangasinan
( in 000 pesos)

BASIC Current Operating Expenditure TOTAL CAPITAL TOTAL

SERVICES Expenditure (5)= OUTLAY ( 7) =
1 Personal 3+4 6.00 5+6
Services (MOOE)
3 4
GENERAL SERVICE
Fidelity Bond 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00
Honorarium of Barangay Officials/ 479,915.00 479,915.00 479,915.00
Treasurer/Secretary - -
Bonus 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00
Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses 27,522.88 27,522.88 27,522.88
Traveling Expenses 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00
LIGA Annual Membership Dues 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00
Insurance Expense 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00
Repair and Maintenance of Motor Vehicle 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00
Repair and Maintenance of Office Equipment 7,000.00 7,000.00 7,000.00
Electric Bills for LED Bulbs Streetlights 78,000.00 78,000.00 78,000.00
Internet Expeses 22,800.00 22,800.00 22,800.00
SK Fund 183,155.34 183,155.34 183,155.34
Biodiesel/Unleaded Gas 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00
Water Expenses 3,200.00 3,200.00 3,200.00
Discretionary Expenses 1,021.20 1,021.20 1,021.20
Training and Seminars 62,000.00 62,000.00 62,000.00
Notarial Services 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00
Barangay Assembly 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
Office supplies 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00
Capital Outlay-Printer - 10,000.00 10,000.00
Honorarium/ Allowances- CVO 51,000.00 51,000.00 51,000.00
Honararium/Allowance-Utility 36,000.00 36,000.00 36,000.00
Honorarium /Allowance-Driver 10,800.00 10,800.00 10,800.00
Repair and Maint. Of LED Bulb Streetlights 20,600.00 20,600.00 20,600.00
Drug community-base rehablitaion 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00
Anti-Drug Education 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
Information Gathering & Reporting 3,315.53 3,315.53 3,315.53
Community-Based Rehabilitation 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
Disaster Risk Reduction - -
Quick Response 27,473.30 27,473.30 27,473.30
Prevention & Mitigation - -
Dengue Control Program 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00
Preparedness - -
Training & Seminars 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
Prourement of Drugs and Medicines 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
Procurement of Raincoats, Boots & HardCap 19,104.37 19,104.37 19,104.37
Rehabilitation/ Recovery 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
Sports/Physical Fitness - -
Cultural Presentation 40,000.00 40,000.00 40,000.00
Health Service - -
BHWs 45,900.00 45,900.00 45,900.00
BSPO 5,100.00 5,100.00 5,100.00
BNS 5,100.00 5,100.00 5,100.00
BHRAO 5,100.00 5,100.00 5,100.00
Drugs & Medicine Expenses 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00
Mobile Kitchen 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00
Capitalization Support for Emloyment 8,477.67 8,477.67 8,477.67
Livelihood Support/Capitalization 12,315.53 12,315.53 12,315.53
Social Welfare - -
PhilHealh Contribution 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00
Day Care Worker 22,200.00 22,200.00 22,200.00
Procurement of Pipes for Cannopy 9,157.77 9,157.77 9,157.77
745,143.59 Total 1,472,258.59

Prepared by: Approved by:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO MANUEL R. PINEDA

Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay

NOTED:

NORMAN V. RAMOS ENGR. ELIZABETH B. AQUINO

MLGOO MPDC
AIP FORM NO. 3C

PRIORITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, BY 2018

Barangay : SANTIAGO
Binalonan,Pangasinan
( in 000 pesos)

BASIC Current Operating Expenditure TOTAL CAPITAL TOTAL

SERVICES Expenditure (4)= OUTLAY ( 6) =
1 Personal 2+3 5 4+5
Services (MOOE)
2 3

Installation of Streetlights 218,699.80 218,699.80 218,699.80

Installation of CCTV Camera 150,000.00 150,000.00 150,000.00

TOTAL 368,699.80

Prepared by:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO
Barangay Secretary Approved by:

MANUEL R. PINEDA
Punong Barangay

NOTED BY:

NORMAN V. RAMOS ENGR. ELIZABETH B. AQUINO

MLGOO MPDC
AIP FORM NO. 5
PRIORITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
(FUNDED FROM EXTERNAL SOURCES)

Budget Year: 2018 Barangay: Santiago

Province: Binalonan
Municipality: Pangasinan

AIP PROGRAM/PROJECT/ACTIVITY ESTIMATED AMOUNT

Reference Code DESCRIPTION RANK (PESOS)
1 2 3 4
Health Services
40.2 Maternal Care 6,000.00
40.2 Child Care 7,000.00
40.2 Supplemental Feeding 5,000.00
40.3 Population Services 3,000.00
70.1.4 Promotion of women's right 3,000.00
70.1.4 Refferals of indigent families fot assistance 1,000.00
70.1.4 Social Intervention for Senior Citizen 20,000.00
80.7.1 Anti-violence against women 3,000.00

TOTAL 48,000.00

Prepared by:

Attested by:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO MANUEL R. PINEDA

Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay
AIP FORM NO. 4
PRIORITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
(FUNDED BY 20% DEVELOPMENT FUND OF THE LGU)

Budget Year: 2025 Barangay: Santiago

Estimated NTA: 3,683,037.00 Province: Binalonan
20% of NTA 736,607.40 Municipality: Pangasinan

AIP PROGRAM/PROJECT/ACTIVITY ESTIMATED AMOUNT

Reference Code DESCRIPTION RANK (PESOS)
1 2 3 4

60.2.2 Purchase of Multipurpose Truck 1 736,607.40

TOTAL 736,607.40

Prepared by:

CRISSAVELLE S. EMPERADOR
Barangay Secretary
Approved by:

ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.

Punong Barangay

NOTED BY:

CYRUS ROMMEL D. EVANGELISTA ELIZABETH B. AQUINO

DILG-MLGOO MPDC
 BARANGAY DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN
For the Period of January to December 2025
BARANGAY SANTIAGO
Binalonan,Pangasinan
To cope up with the advent of any disaster or any calamity in the barangay Total Budget 2025: 3,165,344.29
To develop an informed and enlightened citizenry on disaster preparedness 5% BDRRM fund 158,267.21
To foster close coordination and developmenty spirit of camaraderie, volunterism and civic mindedness
To alleviate and light of disaster/calamity victims through the extension of prompt and efficient relif services.
To reduce the loss of lives and properties if it cannot be avoided.
To imporve skills in rescue, evacuation and rending assistance and rehabilitition of insfrastucture, crops, shelter and others caused by calamity.

Project/Activities Period Resources Needed Persons/Group Responsible Period of Implementation Budgetary Requirements
1 2 3 4 5
QUICK RESPONSE ( 30% ) BDRRM CHAIRMAN as needed 47,480.16
Clean-up drive
PREVENTION & MITIGATION

Dengue Control Program Anti-Dengue Chemicals BDRRMC July 15,000.00

PREPAREDNESS
Training & Seminars as needed 5,000.00
Procurement of BDRRM Equipment (spineboard, first aid kit, May 70,787.05
other first aid necessities)
Drugs and Medicines June 5,000.00
REHABILITATION/RECOVERY
Cleaning/Clearing Operation BDRRMC After Disaster 5,000.00

TOTAL 148,267.21

RICHIE P. MERCADO MANUEL R.PINEDA LILIBETH C.ROBLES YVAN EDCEL C. MANZANO RUPERTO G. NAVARRO
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad

MYLYN M. TABILIN JESIE C. SAGUCIO JANET M. TERRADO ROMEO M. SALALILA ALDRIN N. LOR
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Kagawad NGO Rep. NGO Rep. NGO Rep.

Prepared by:
APPROVED:
CRISSAVELLE S. EMPERADOR
Barangay Secretary ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.
Punong Barangay
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 SENIOR CITIZENS/DAP ACTION PLAN
Barangay: Santiago
For the Year 2024

Total Budget 2024: 3,165,344.29

0.5%SC: 15,516.63

PROGRAM /PROJECT OBJECTIVES FUNDING PERIOD OF EXPECTED OFFICE/ PERSON

ACTIVITIES REQUIREMENTS IMPLEMENTATION OUTPUT RESPONSIBLE

Socialization To provide supplies and 15,516.63 3rd quarter procured Senior Citizens Organization
(Supplies and Materials) materials for Senior
Citizens

TOTAL 15,516.63

Preprared for by: SANTIAGO SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

LEONIDA P. KI
President, Senior Citizens

ATTESTED:
APPROVED:
JOUVENI E. TERRADO ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.
Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay

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 SANGGUNIANG KABATAAN ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Barangay: SANTIAGO
For the Year 2020

10% SK Fund CY 2020: 235,920.18

Remaining Balance: -
Total: 235,920.18

PROGRAM /PROJECT LOCATION ESTIMATED COST PERIOD OF EXPECTED

ACTIVITIES IMPLEMENTATION OUTPUT

Sports Festival Barangay 75,000.00 2nd quarter #Conducted

Cultural Presentation 40,000.00 as needed #conducted
E-library Barangay 34,000.00 January-December #12paid
Purchase of Medicines Barangay 20,000.00 March & September #procured
Alternative Learning System Barangay 10,000.00 2nd quarter #beneficiary
Mobile Kitchen Barangay 10,000.00 June #beneficiary
SK Election Barangay 10,000.00 May #conducted
Others 36,920.18 as needed #conducted
TOTAL 235,920.18
CONFORME:

RAYMUND N. AQUINDE JEFFREY B. SAGUCIO JOHN KENNETH U. MAPALO MARC EMELSON M. MANZANO
SK CHAIRMAN SK MEMBER SK MEMBER SK MEMBER

TRISTAN LOWELL E. TERRADO KARL ALBERT D. BALOLONG FRANCIS C. DIONIO CHRYSTAL VON ALLELIE NAVARRO
SK MEMBER SK MEMBER SK MEMBER SK MEMBER

APPROVED: ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.

Punong Barangay
 BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC) PLAN
Barangay: SANTIAGO
For the Year 2024
Total Budget 2024: 3,165,344.29
1%BCPC : 31,653.44

PROGRAM /PROJECT OBJECTIVES FUNDING PERIOD OF EXPECTED OFFICE/ PERSON

ACTIVITIES REQUIREMENTS IMPLEMENTATION OUTPUT RESPONSIBLE

1. Strengthening BCPC
BCPC is strengthened and
A.Conduct of Meetings 2,000.00 every quarter
functional BCPC is strengthened and
BC,BCPC
functional
B. Trainings and Seminars Orientation on BCPC 10,000.00 as needed

2.Mobile Feeding Combat malnutrition 5,000.00 August Zero malnourished BCPC

3 .Purchase of medicines Provide medicines for common 10,000.00 2nd quarter Healthier children BC, BCPC
and medical supplies illnesses
4. Others 4,653.44 as needed BCPC

TOTAL 31,653.44

ENDORSED BY BCPC:

ELMA R. DELOS REYES JOVITA B. SAGUCIO JERUSEL A. MERCADO MINERVA S. TABIOS RAUL G. NOVEDA
SB Chair on Women & Family Child Development Worker Barangay Nutrition Scholar Barangay Health Worker Chief CVO

JOHN KENNETH U. MAPALO MICHELLE T. ACOSTA THEA DANIELLE E. TERRADO REX S. BADONGEN ROMEO M. SALALILA
SK Chairperson PTA Children's Rep School Principal CSO

PREPARED BY: APPROVED:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.
Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay
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 BARANGAY ANTI-DRUGS ABUSE/PEACE AND ORDER PLAN
Barangay: SANTIAGO
For the Year 2024
Total Budget 2024: 3,163,469.29
Anti-Drugs Abuse Fund: 63,269.39

PROGRAM /PROJECT OBJECTIVES FUNDING PERIOD OF EXPECTED OFFICE/ PERSON

ACTIVITIES REQUIREMENTS IMPLEMENTATION OUTPUT RESPONSIBLE

A. ANTI-DRUGS EDUCATION
Provide learning on Drug-Abuse for A corner of the Barangay Hall
A.1. Establishment of Community Anti- Drug Abuse out-of school youth and the to be converted as anti-Drug
Education Center community at large abuse learning area BC,BADAC,MMT
2. Anti-Drugs IEC Materials 1,634.69 1st quarter,4th quarter Public information BC,BADAC,PNP

B. INFORMATION GATHERING & REPORTING Maintain an information

1. Drug Use Monitoring/House visitation system to report All houses visited BC,PNP,BADAC,MMV
2. Reporting of Drug pushing and use activities on illegal drugs Drug trade and use reported BC,PNP,BADAC,MMV
3.Trainings and seminars 10,000.00 BC,CVO,BADAC
4.Maintenance of CCTV Cameras 20,000.00 as needed BC,BADAC

B.SUPPORT TO PEACE & ORDER To support the Peace and Order

programs of the Barangay
1.Medical Treatment/Drug Test 20,000.00 yearround
2. Night Roving 6,000.00 yearround
3.Probation 5,634.70

TOTAL 63,269.39

ENDORSED BY BADAC:
JESIE C. SAGUCIO ALMA C. MANZANO RAUL G. NOVEDA KURT JON C. DANTES
SB Chair on Peace and Order Public School Teacher Chief Tanod Youth Representative

MICHELLE T. ACOSTA VILMA A. TACADENA JOEL E. CORTEZ

PTA Representative Business Representative Religious Sector Representative

PREPARED BY: APPROVED:

CRISSAVELLE S. EMPERADOR ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.
Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay

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 BARANGAY ANNUAL GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT (GAD) PLAN AND BUDGET
FY 2024
Region: I Total Barangay Budget: 3,165,344.29
Province: PANGASINAN Total GAD Expenditure: 158,267.21
Municipality: BINALONAN
Barangay: SANTIAGO

Performance Target and Office Primary

Gender Issue or GAD Mandate Cause of the Gender Issue GAD Programs/Projects/Activity (PPA) Approved GAD Budget
Indicator Responsible
(1) (2) (3) MOOE PS CO (7)
A. Client-Focused
(MCW-IRR Sec. 20 C.) Maternal and pre-natal services, delivered No skilled personnel attending to the
Hiring of Barangay Health Worker Number Hired (7) 63,000.00 PB,Budget Ofr, BT
and addressing pregnancy and infant health nutrition service
No skilled personnel attending to the
(Core GAD)Presence of Day Care Worker Hiring of day Care Worker Number hired (1) 26,400.00 PB,Budget Ofr, BT
service
No skilled personnel attending to the
(Core GAD) Nutritional Status, by sex and group Hiring of Barangay Nutrition Scholar Number hired (1) 9,000.00 PB,Budget Ofr, BT
service
(MCW-IRR Sec. 20 A 1-11) Family planning programs that promote
Uncontrolled child bearing Hiring of Barangay Service Point Officer Number hired (1) 9,000.00 PB,Budget Ofr, BT
responsible, ethical, legal, safe and effective methods.
(MCW-IRR Sec. 20 A.1) Comprehensive Health Information &
Non-attendance to Trainings & Seminars
Education programs implemented or provided;Trainings for Health Trainings and Seminars Number of Beneficiaries 50,867.21 BC, PB
due to luck of fund
service providers or educators

Sub-total A 50,867.21 107,400.00 - 158,267.21

B. Organization-focused NONE
Sub-total B - - -

ATTRIBUTED PROGRAMS
Total Annual
GAD Attributed
Program/Project
Title of Barangay Program or Project HGDG PIMME/FIMME SCORE
Cost or
Program/Project Cost Variance or Remark
or Expenditure
Expenditure
(8) (9) (10) (11) (12)
NONE - - -
Sub-total C - - -
Grand TOTAL (A+B+C) 107,400.00 - 158,267.21

Endorsed by the GAD Focal Point System:

LILIBETH C. ROBLES MINERVA S. TABIOS EDEN F. VILLAMANCA RAUL G. NOVEDA ETHEL C. VILORIA
SB Chair Family, Women & Children Barangay Health Worker Barangay Treasurer Tanod Ex-O Barangay Service Point Officer

ELMA R. DELOS REYES JERUSEL A. MERCADO ELMA R. DELOS REYES JOVITA B. SAGUCIO JOHN KENNETH U. MAPALO
SB Chair on Appropriation Barangay Nutrition Scholar VAWC Desk officer Child Development Worker SK CHAIRMAN

Attested: APPROVED:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.

Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay Page 35
 BARANGAY ANNUAL GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT (GAD) ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
FY 2023
Region: I Total Barangay Budget: 2,983,415.07
Province: PANGASINAN Total GAD Expenditure: 149,170.75
Municipality: BINALONAN
Barangay: SANTIAGO

Performance Target and Approved GAD Actual Cost or GAD

Gender Issue or GAD Mandate Cause of the Gender Issue GAD Programs/Projects/Activity (PPA) Accomplishments
Budget Expenditure
Variance or Remark
Indicator
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
A. Client-Focused

(MCW-IRR Sec. 20 C.) Maternal and pre-natal services, delivered No skilled personnel attending to the
Hiring of Barangay Health Worker Number Hired (7) 7 BHW hired 54,600.00 54,600.00 -
and addressing pregnancy and infant health nutrition service

No skilled personnel attending to the

(Core GAD)Presence of Day Care Worker Hiring of day Care Worker Number hired (1) 1 DCW hired 25,200.00 25,200.00 -
service

No skilled personnel attending to the

(Core GAD) Nutritional Status, by sex and group Hiring of Barangay Nutrition Scholar Number hired (1) 1 BNS hired 7,800.00 7,800.00
service

(MCW-IRR Sec. 20 A 1-11) Family planning programs that promote

Uncontrolled child bearing Hiring of Barangay Service Point Officer Number hired (1) 1 BSPO hred 7,800.00 7,800.00
responsible, ethical, legal, safe and effective methods.

(MCW-IRR Sec. 20 A.1) Comprehensive Health Information &

Non-attendance to Trainings & Seminars
Education programs implemented or provided;Trainings for Health Trainings and Seminars Number of Beneficiaries 53,770.75 53,762.84 7.91
due to luck of fund
service providers or educators
Sub-total A 149,170.75 149,162.84 -
B. Organization-focused
Sub-total B #REF! #REF! #REF!
C. Attributed Programs
Total Annual
GAD Attributed
Program/Project
Title of Barangay Program or Project HGDG PIMME/FIMME SCORE
Cost or
Program/Project Cost Variance or Remark
or Expenditure
Expenditure
(8) (9) (10) (11) (12)
NONE - - -
Sub-total C - - -
Grand TOTAL (A+B+C) #REF! #REF! #REF!

Endorsed by the GAD Focal Point System:

ELMA R. DELOS REYES MINERVA S. TABIOS EDEN F. VILLAMANCA RAUL G. NOVEDA ETHEL C. VILORIA
SB Chair Family, Women & Children Barangay Health Worker Barangay Treasurer Tanod Ex-O Barangay Service Point Officer

ELMA R. DELOS REYES JERUSEL A. MERCADO ELMA R. DELOS REYES JOVITA B. SAGUCIO
SB Chair on Appropriation Barangay Nutrition Scholar VAWC Desk officer CDW

Attested: JOUVENI E. TERRADO APPROVED: ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR.

Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay

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 PWD ACTION PLAN
Barangay: Santiago
For the Year 2024

Total Budget 2024: 3,165,344.29

0.5%PWD: 15,516.63

PROGRAM /PROJECT OBJECTIVES FUNDING PERIOD OF EXPECTED OFFICE/ PERSON

ACTIVITIES REQUIREMENTS IMPLEMENTATION OUTPUT RESPONSIBLE

Socialization To provide supplies 15,516.63 3rd quarter procured PWD Organization

(supplies & materials) & materials for Persons
With Disability

TOTAL 15,516.63

Preprared for by: PWD Association of Santiago

LEONOR C. MANZANO
President, PWD

ATTESTED:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO APPROVED:

Barangay Secretary ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR.
Punong Barangay

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 BARANGAY ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN
Barangay: SANTIAGO
For the year 2024

Total Budget 2024: 3,165,344.29 60% 40%

Total Amount for Solid Waste Management: 94,411.82 56,647.09 37,764.73

PROGRAM /PROJECT OBJECTIVES FUNDING PERIOD OF EXPECTED OFFICE/ PERSON

ACTIVITIES REQUIREMENTS IMPLEMT’N OUTPUT RESPONSIBLE

Transloading and Sanitary lanfill tipping fee Cost of Sanitary Landfill disposal paid 56,647.09 Jan-Dec 2019 100% paid landfill cost requirement PB/Budget Officer/BT

Incentives of waste collection agents or eco-aides Paid labor cost of 4 Eco-aide x 1K/month 10,000.00 quarterly 100% labor cost paid PB/Budget Officer/BT

Procurement of waste collection equipment Provide for equipment to be used in waste

100% equipment for the year provided PB, BC, BAC
collection

Rehabilitation of material recovery facility Provide for functional waste recovery facility as needed 1 MRF constructed PB, BC, BAC
5,000.00
Procurement of waste sanitizing reagents Ensure sanitation for workers, facilities &
Jan-Dec 2019 Protected workers PB, BC, BAC
equipment 5,000.00
Information and education campaign on solid waste Conduct IEC; distribution of information through
management Quarterly 4 IEC conducted BESWMC
multi-media. 2,000.00
Repair and maintenance of facilities and equipment Ensure serviceability of facilities & equipment as needed Maintained serviceability of facilities & equipment PB, BC, BAC
5,000.00
Fuel, lubricants and oil Provide for mobility of motorized equipment 5,000.00 Jan-Dec 2019 Provide all needed PB/Budget Officer/BT
Supplies and materials Ensure reporting of accomplishments 5,764.73 Jan-Dec 2019 PB/Budget Officer/BT
Other related activities
TOTAL 94,411.82
Endorsed by the: Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management Committee

KGD. JULIO T. PASCUA MARCELA H. VALDEZ MICHELLE T. ACOSTA

Barangay Kagawad, Chair on Environment or health and
President Mr. & Mrs. Association Public School – Parents and Teachers Association
Sanitation

JOEL E. CORTEZ VILMA A. TACADENA

Religious Organization Representative Business Association Representative Junkyard Owner Representative

APPROVED:
CSO on Environment Representative ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR.
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 ANNUAL PROCUREMENT PLAN
Calendar Year 2024
AVAILABLE FUNDS
CODE PROCUREMENT PROGRAM PROJECTS SOURCES MOOE CO MODE OF January February March April May June July August September October November December
PROCUREMENT 107,098.18 132,885.65 172,385.35 237,541.80 293,391.51 297,500.66 353,637.11 404,486.82 479,675.65 515,178.84 575,231.21 655,830.91
GENERAL SERVICES
Other Maintenance and Other Operating
10.1.4 Expenses GF 69,010.87 SVP 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,760.87 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,750.00
Others 1%BCPC 4,653.44 SVP 1,163.25 1,163.25 1,163.25 1,163.69
10.1.4 Gasoline, Oil & Lubricant Expenses GF 20,000.00 SVP 1,600.00 2,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 2,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00
10.1.4 Repair and Maint.-Multi-purpose truck GF 20,000.00 SVP 1,600.00 1,600.00 2,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 2,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00
10.1.4 Repair & Maintenance- Office Equipment GF 5,000.00 SVP 3,000.00 2,000.00
10.1.4 Repair & Maintenance - Streetlights GF 20,000.00 SVP 1,600.00 1,600.00 2,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 2,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00
Citizen's charter Gf 1,000.00 SVP 1,000.00
Barangay Assembly (supplies & materials; snacks
10.1.4 & meals, fuel, etc) GF 6,000.00 SVP 3,000.00 3,000.00
Trainings & Seminar (supplies & materials; snacks
10.1.5 & meals, fuel, etc) GF 30,000.00 SVP 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00
Trainings & Seminar (supplies & materials; snacks
10.1.5 & meals, fuel, etc) 5% GAD 50,867.21 SVP 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.93 4,238.98
10.1.6c Office Supplies & Materials GF 20,000.00 SVP 10,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.7 Anti-Drug Education (IEC Materials) 2% ADP/BPOC 1,634.69 SVP 817.35 817.34
10.1.7 BADAC/BPOC Trainings/seminars 2% ADP/BPOC 10,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00

10.1.7 Maintenance of CCTV Cameras 2% ADP/BPOC 20,000.00 SVP 10,000.00 10,000.00

10.1.7 Medical Treatment/Drug Test 2% ADP/BPOC 20,000.00 SVP 1,600.00 1,800.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,800.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 2,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00

Night Roving 2% ADP/BPOC 6,000.00 SVP 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00

Probation 2% ADP/BPOC 5,634.70 SVP 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.55 469.65

BAC Meetings GF-MOOE 4,000.00 SVP 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00

10.1.7 Strengthening BCPC 1% BCPC 2,000.00 SVP 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00

10.1.7 BCPC Trainings & Seminars 1%BCPC 10,000.00 SVP 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.11 Purchase of BDRRM equipment 5%BDRRM 70,787.05 SVP 70,787.05
10.1.11 Medicines 5% BDRRM 5,000.00 SVP 5,000.00
10.1.11 Dengue Prevention (Chemical) 5% BDRRM 25,000.00 Emergency Puchase 25,000.00
10.1.11 Trainings & Seminar (supplies & materials) 5% BDRRM 5,000.00 SVP 5,000.00

10.1.11 Rehabilitation & Recovery (Supplies & Materials) 5% BDRRM 5,000.00 SVP 5,000.00
10.1.11 Quick Response 30% 5% BDRRM 47,480.16 Emergency Puchase 47,480.16
SOCIAL SERVICES
Cultural Presentation (supplies & materials;
30.2 snacks & meals, fuel, etc) GF 40,000.00 SVP 40,000.00
40.1.1 Purchase of Barangay Ambulance 20%DF 620,665.00 public bidding 620,665.00
40.1.3 Mobile Feeding 1%BCPC 5,000.00 5,000.00
40.1..3 Purchase of Medicines 1%BCPC 10,000.00 SVP 10,000.00
60.2.2 Sanitary landfill tipping fee 5% SWM Fund 56,647.09 SVP 4,720.00 4,720.00 4,720.00 4,720.00 4,723.50 4,720.00 4,720.00 4,720.00 4,720.00 4,720.00 4,720.00 4,723.59

Incentives of waste collection agents or eco-aides 5% SWM Fund 10,000.00 SVP 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00
60.2.2 Rehabilitation of Moral Recovery Facility 5% SWM Fund 5,000.00 SVP 5,000.00
60.2.2 Procurement of waste sanitizing reagents 5% SWM Fund 5,000.00 SVP 1,250.00 1,250.00 1,250.00 1,250.00
60.2.2 IEC on solid waste management 5% SWM Fund 2,000.00 SVP 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00

60.2.2 Repair & maintenance of facilities & equipments 5% SWM Fund 5,000.00 SVP 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 1,000.00
60.2.2 Fuel, lubricants & oil 5% SWM Fund 5,000.00 SVP 420.00 420.00 400.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 420.00 400.00 420.00 420.00
Supplies and materials for solid waste
60.2.2 management 5% SWM Fund 5,764.73 SVP 5,764.73
70.1.4 SCA-Socialization .05% SCF 15,516.63 SVP 15,516.63
70.1.4 PWD-Socialization .05% PWD 15,516.63 SVP 15,516.63

TOTAL 1,285,178.20 - 81,310.72 67,598.48 41,941.73 51,248.48 102,989.03 50,961.73 56,248.48 31,909.35 71,594.99 47,045.82 26,498.48 655,830.91
BALANCE 1,285,178.20 25,787.46 65,287.17 130,443.62 186,293.32 190,402.48 246,538.93 297,388.63 372,577.47 408,080.66 468,133.02 548,732.73 (0.00)

Prepared by: Attested: Approved:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO JESIE C. SAGUCIO RUPERTO G. NAVARRO MANUEL R. PINEDA KURT JON C. DANTES ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES JR.
BAC Secretariat / Barangay Secretary BAC Chairman BAC Vice Chairman BAC Member BAC Member Punong Barangay 41
 LGU Annual Investment Program Budget Climate Change Expenditure

TOTAL 919,840.00 1,054,049.04 - 2,182,719.84 110,415.40 224,411.82

PS+MOOE+CO equal to Total Budget? No. Please re-check values

AIP FORM NO. 3

Annual Investment Program (AIP)

By Program/ Project/ Activity by Sector
Calendar Year 2019
Barangay SANTIAGO
Municipality of BINALONAN
Province of PANGASINAN

Maintenance
AIP PROGRAM / PROJECT / IMPLEMENTING IMPLEMENTATION EXPECTED SOURCE PERSONAL and Other Capital CCA CCM
CC Typology
Code
REFERENCE ACTIVITY OFFICE / OUTPUTS OF SERVICES Operating Outlay Total
CODE DESCRIPTION AGENCY START COMPLETE FUNDS (PS) Expenses (CO)
General Public Services
10.1.2 Fidelity Bond PB, BT December # paid GF-MOOE 3,000.00 3,000.00
10.1.2 Notarial Services BC as needed GF-MOOE 3,000.00 3,000.00
10.1.4 Honorarium of Barangay Officials/ BC yearround # paid GF-PS 660,240.00 660,240.00
10.1.4 Treasurer/Secretary& SK -
10.1.4 Bonus BC November #paid GF-PS 55,000.00 55,000.00
10.1.4 SK Fund SK 208,830.80
10.1.4 Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses BC as needed #conducted GF-MOOE 90,653.55 90,653.55
10.1.4 Traveling Expenses PB, BT quarterly #conducted GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 LIGA Annual Membership Dues BC as needed # paid GF-MOOE 2,000.00 2,000.00
10.1.4 Insurance Expense PB, BT,BK Chair on Budget as needed # paid GF-MOOE 12,100.00 12,100.00
10.1.4 Repair and Maintenance of Motor Vehicle PB, BT,BK Chair on Budget as needed #repaired GF-MOOE 20,000.00 20,000.00
10.1.4 Repair and Maintenance of Office Equipment BC as needed #repaired GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Electric Bills for LED Bulbs Streetlights BC monthly 12 paid GF-MOOE 90,000.00 90,000.00 90,000.00 M611-03
10.1.4 Barangay Assembly BC april & october 2conducted GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Biodiesel/Unleaded Gas BC monthly #procured GF_MOOE 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 M611-01
10.1.4 Water Expenses BC monthly 12paid GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Discretionary Expenses PB as needed # paid GF-MOOE 1,013.09 1,013.09
10.1.5 Training and Seminars BC as needed # attended GF-MOOE 30,000.00 30,000.00
10.1.5 Training and Seminars BC as needed #attended 5%GAD 13,815.40 13,815.40
10.1.6C Office supplies PB, BK Chair on Budget April july october #procured GF-MOOE 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.7 Honorarium/ Allowances- CVO PB. BT yearround #paid GF- PS 60,000.00 60,000.00
Honararium/Allowance-Utility/Eco Aides PB,BT yearround #paid GF-PS 36,000.00 36,000.00
Honorarium /Allowance-Driver PB,BT yearround #paid GF-PS 12,000.00 12,000.00
10.1.7 Repair and Maint. Of LED Bulb Streetlights BC as needed #repaired GF-MOOE 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 M611-03
10.1.7 Night Roving BC, CVO yearround #conducted - - ###
10.1.7 Traffic Management BC, CVO yearround #conducted - - ###
10.1.7 Crowd Control BC, CVO yearround #conducted - -
10.1.7 Barangay Justice Assistance BC, CVO yearround #conducted - - -
10.1.7 Warnings BC, CVO yearround #conducted - - -
10.1.7 Accidental Assistance BC, CVO yearround #conducted - - -
10.1.7 Drug community-base rehablitaion BC, BADAC, UBAS yearround #conducted 1% HRD 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.7 Anti-Drug Education BC, BADAC yearround #conducted 2% ADP 15,000.00 15,000.00

10.1.7 Information Gathering & Reporting BC, BADAC yearround #conducted 2% ADP 5,883.08 5,883.08
 10.1.7 Community-Based Rehabilitation(Brgy.) BC, BADAC yearround #conducted 2% ADP 20,883.08 20,883.08
10.1.11 Quick Response PB, BDRRMC as needed #conducted 5% BDRRMF 31,324.62 31,324.62 31,324.62 A224-05
Prevention & Mitigation - -

10.1.11 Dengue Control Program PB, BDRRMC 3rd quarter #conducted 5% BDRRMF 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 A414-02
Preparedness - -
10.1.11 Training & Seminars PB, BDRRMC as needed #attended 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 A414-02
10.1.11 Prourement of Drugs and Medicines PB, BDRRMC June #procured 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 A414-01
10.1.11 Procurement of ladder,sprayer,brushcutter & emergency light PB, BDRRMC april #procured 5% BDRRMF 33,090.78 33,090.78 33,090.78 A224-05
Rehabilitation/ Recovery
10.1.11 Clean-up drive PB, BDRRMC after disaster #conducted 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 A224-02
Social Services -
30.2 Cultural Presentation BC February #conducted GF-MOOE 36,000.00 36,000.00
40.1.1 BHWs PB, BT yearround #paid 5% GAD- PS 54,000.00 54,000.00
40.1.1 BSPO PB, BT yearround #paid 5% GAD- PS 6,000.00 6,000.00
40.1.1 BNS PB, BT yearround #paid 5% GAD- PS 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 A414-01
40.1.1 BHRAO PB, BT yearround #paid GF-PS 6,000.00 6,000.00
40.1.1 Maternal Care BHW,BK Chair on Health yearround #benificiary - - -
40.1.1 Child Care BHW,BK Chair on Health yearround #benificiary - - -
40.3 Population Services BHW,BK Chair on Health yearround #benificiary - - -
50.1.3 Livelihood Support/Capitalization BC, UBAS 2nd quarter #benificiary 1% HRD 10,883.08 10,883.08
60.2.2 Transloading & Sanitary landfill tipping fee PB/Budget Officer/BT Jan-Dec #conducted 5%SWM 56,647.09 56,647.09 56,647.09 M324-05
60.2.2 Incentives of waste collection agents or eco-aides BC quarterly #paid 5%SWM 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Rehabilitation of material recovery facility PB,BC,BAC as needed #conducted 5%SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Procurement of waste sanitizing reagents PB,BC,BAC Jan-Dec #procured 5%SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 IEC on solid waste management BESWMC quarterly 4 conducted 5%SWM 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Repair & maintenance of facilities & equipment PB,BC,BAC as needed #maintained 5%SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Fuel, lubricants and oil PB/Budget Officer/BT Jan-Dec #provided 5%SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M324-05
60.2.2 Supplies and materials PB/Budget Officer/BT January #procured 5%SWM 5,764.73 5,764.73 5,764.73 M324-05
60.3 Expansion of Multi-purpose hall BC 4th quarter #conducted 20%DF 405,549.00 405,549.00
70.1.4 Day Care Worker PB, BT yearround #paid 5% GAD- PS 24,600.00 24,600.00
70.1.4 Socialization/supplies & materials SC 1st quarter #conducted SC/DAP Fund 10,441.54 10,441.54

Prepared by: Attested by: Noted:

JOUVENI E. TERRADO ALFREDO Q. DELOS REYES, JR. ELIZABETH B. AQUINO NORMAN V. RAMOS
Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay MPDC MLGOO
CLIMATE CHANGE EXPENDITURE TAGGING 2019
Santiago, Binalonan, Pangasinan

Figure 1: Share of Climate- and Non-climate-related Expenditure

Total Budget 2,182,719.84
CCA 110,415.40
CCM 224,411.82 CCA; 110,415.40 ; 5%
Non-climate-related
P/A/Ps 1,847,892.62
CCM; 224,411.82 ; 10%

Non-climate-related P/A/Ps;
1,847,892.62 ; 85%

CCA CCM Non-climate-related P/A/Ps

Figure 2: Share of Climate Change Adaptation

Total Budget
and Climate Change Mitigation Expenditure
2,182,719.84
CCA 110,415.40
CCM 224,411.82
Non-climate-related
P/A/Ps 1,847,892.62 CCA; 110,415.40 ; 33%

CCM; 224,411.82 ; 67%

CCA CCM

Strategic Priority CCA CCM Total

SP 1 - Food Security Figure 3: Alignment
- with
- NCCAP Strategic
- Priorities
SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 69,415.40 (in thousand pesos)
- 69,415.40
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental
130,000.00 Stability - 94,411.82 94,411.82
SP 4 - Human Security 41,000.00 - 41,000.00
110,000.00
SP 5 - Climate Smart
90,000.00
Industries and Services - - -
SP 6 -70,000.00
Sustainable Energy - 130,000.00 130,000.00
SP 7 -50,000.00
Knowledge and
Capacity Development - - -
SP 8 -30,000.00
Finance - - -
10,000.00 110,415.40 224,411.82 334,827.22
SP 1 - Food SP 2 - Water SP 3 - Ecolog- SP 4 - Hu- SP 5 - Cli- SP 6 - Sus- SP 7 - SP 8 - Fi-
Security Sufficiency ical and Envi- man Security mate Smart tainable En- Knowledge nance
ronmental Industries ergy and Capacity
Stability and Services Development

CCA - 69,415.40 - 41,000.00 - - - -

CCM - - 94,411.82 - - 130,000.00 - -
AIP FORM NO. 3
CY 2015Annual Investment Program (AIP)
By Program/ Project/ Activity by Sector
Calendar Year 2018
Barangay San Pablo AIP FORM NO. 3
Municipality of Binalonan
Province of Pangasinan
ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLAN
Calendear Year 2018
Barangay SAN PABLO AMOUNT (In thousand pesos)
Municipality of BINALO NAN SCHEDULE OF Maintenance
Province of PANGASINAN
AIP PROGRAM / PROJECT / IMPLEMENTING IMPLEMENTATION EXPECTED SOURCE PERSONAL and other Capital
REFERENCE ACTIVITY OFFICE / OUTPUTS OF SERVICES Operating Outlay Total
CODE DESCRIPTION AGENCY START COMPLETE FUNDS (PS) Expenses (CO)
(MOOE)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

General Public Services

10.1.2 Notarial Services PB, BT as needed 60 notarized GF-MOOE 3,000.00 3,000.00
10.1.2 Fidelity Bond PB, BT as needed 2paid GF-MOOE 1,800.00 1,800.00
10.1.4 Honorarrium of Brgy. Officials/ BC monthly 10paid Gf-PS 742,890.00 742,890.00
10.1.4 Treasurer/ Secretary/SK 6 mo. -
10.1.4 Bonus BC November 10paid GF-PS 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses BC May,Oct & Dec #conducted GF-MOOE 63,247.99 63,247.99
10.1.4 Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses BC May & Dec #conducted 10% SK Fund 32,671.30 32,671.30
10.1.4 Traveling Expenses PB, BT Mar,Jun, Sept & Dec #conducted GF-MOOE 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.4 LIGA Annual Membership Dues BC as needed # paid GF-MOOE 2,000.00 2,000.00
10.1.4 Electricity Bills BC 12paid GF-MOOE 90,000.00 90,000.00 90,000.00
10.1.4 IT equipment (printer, scanner etc.) BC, BT as needed #procured GF-MOOE 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.4 Water Bills BC monthly 12paid GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Discretionary Expenses PB as needed #conducted GF-MOOE 1,031.44 1,031.44
10.1.4 Barangay Assembly BC March &October #conducted GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Insurance Expenses BT, BC as needed #insured GF-MOOE 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 Gasoline and Lubricant Expenses BC yearround #procured GF-MOOE 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 Repair & Maintenance of Rescue Patrol BC July & Dec #procured GF-MOOE 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 SK Election SK, BC as needed #conducted 10% SK Fund 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.5 Training and Seminars BC March & July #attended GF-MOOE 50,000.00 50,000.00
10.1.5 Training needs for women/gender service providers BC December #attended 5% GAD 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.5 Training and Seminars BC,SK July #attended 10% SK Fund 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.6C Office supplies PB, BK Chair on Budget February #procured GF-MOOE 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.7 Honorarium/ Allowances- CVO PB. BT monthly #paid Gf- PS 72,000.00 72,000.00
10.1.7 Honorarium/ Allowances- BHRAO PB. BT monthly #paid Gf- PS 7,200.00 7,200.00
10.1.7 Installation of Streetlighting System BC Apr, Aug. & Nov. #repaired 20% Dev't Fund 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00
10.1.7 Night Roving BC, CVO yearround 365conducted - -
10.1.7 Traffic Management BC, CVO yearround 120conducted - -
10.1.7 Crowd Control BC, CVO yearround 25conducted - -
10.1.7 Barangay Justice Assistance BC, CVO yearround 40handled - -
10.1.7 Warnings BC, CVO yearround 60conducted - -
10.1.7 Accidental Assistance BC, CVO yearround 40conducted - -
10.1.7 Anti-Drug Education PB, BADAC January 1establised 2% ADF 5,000.00 5,000.00
Information Gathering & Reporting (Supplies &
10.1.7 2% ADF
Materials; snacks, etc.) PB, BADAC yearround 156HH Visited 7,000.00 7,000.00
10.1.7 Community-Based Rehabilitaion (barangay handled) PB, BADAC yearround 30conducted 2% ADF 9,267.13 9,267.13
10.1.7 Community-Based Rehabilitaion (municipal handled) PB, BADAC yearround 30conducted 2% ADF 21,267.13 21,267.13
10.1.7 IT based information gathering/reporting of crime BC, UBAS yearround 12paid 5% GAD 14,535.65 14,535.65
Crimes, drugs violent exremism
10.1.7 Support to Masa Masid Operation BC, UBAS yearround reported 1% HRD 9,000.00 9,000.00
 AIP FORM NO. 3

ANNUAL INVESTMENT PLAN

Calendear Year 2018
Barangay SAN PABLO AMOUNT (In thousand pesos)
Municipality of BINALO NAN SCHEDULE OF Maintenance
Province of PANGASINAN
AIP PROGRAM / PROJECT / IMPLEMENTING IMPLEMENTATION EXPECTED SOURCE PERSONAL and other Capital
REFERENCE ACTIVITY OFFICE / OUTPUTS OF SERVICES Operating Outlay Total
CODE DESCRIPTION AGENCY START COMPLETE FUNDS (PS) Expenses (CO)
(MOOE)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
10.1.11 Quick Response PB, BDRRMC January #conducted 5% BDRRMF 31,900.70 31,900.70 31,900.70
10.1.11 Dengue Prevention PB, BDRRMC June #procured 5% BDRRMF 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00
10.1.11 Roadside Cleaning PB, BDRRMC Mar,Jun,Aug& Oct #conducted 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.11 Material Recovery Facility PB, BDRRMC March #constructed 5% BDRRMF 24,434.95 24,434.95 24,434.95
10.1.11 Training & Seminars PB, BDRRMC June #attended 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.11 Purchase of Medicines PB, BDRRMC January #procured 11 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.11 Rehabilitation/ Recovery PB, BDRRMC October #rehabilitated 5% BDRRMF 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
Social Services -
30.2 Cultural Presentation BC February #conducted GF-MOOE 40,000.00 40,000.00
30.3 Conduct of Sports Festival BC March & April #conducted 10% SK Fund 50,000.00 50,000.00
30.4 Alternative Learning System BC, SK February #conducted 10% SK Fund 5,000.00 5,000.00
40.1.1 Honorarium/ Allowances- BHW PB, BT monthly 5paid 5%GAD 36,000.00 36,000.00
40.1.1 Maternal Care BHW,BK Chair on Health as needed #benificiary - -
40.1.1 Child Care BHW,BK Chair on Health as needed #benificiary - -
40.1.3 Drugs & Medicine Expenses PB, BT,BK Chair on Budget as needed #procured GF-MOOE 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00
40.1.3 Drugs & Medicine Expenses PB, BT,BK Chair on Budget Aprril & August #procured 10% SK Fund 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00
40.1.1 Honorarium/ Allowances- BNS PB, BT monthly 1paid 5%GAD 7,200.00 7,200.00
40.2 Mobile Kitchen BHW,BK Chair on Health,SK June-Dec #conducted 10% SK Fund 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00
40.3 Honorarium/ Allowances- BSPO PB, BT monthly 1paid 5%GAD 9,600.00 9,600.00
50.1.3 Capitalization Support BC, UBAS 1% HRD 12,267.13 12,267.13
60.2.2 Solid Waste Management BC, PB March #paid 10% SK Fund 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00
100% paid landfill cost
Transloading and sanitary landfill tipping fee PB/Budget Officer/BT 63,801.39
60.2.2 yearround requirement SWMc Fund 63,801.39 63,801.39
60.2.2 Honoraria of waste collection agents or eco-aides PB/Budget Officer/BT Jan-May, 2018 100% labor cost paid 5% SWM 21,600.00 21,600.00 21,600.00
100% equipment for
Procurement of waste collection equipment PB, BC, BAC Monthly 4,000.00
60.2.2 the year provided 5% SWM 4,000.00 4,000.00
60.2.2 Construction of material recovery facility BC, BDRRMC January 1 MRF constructed 5% SWM 9,434.26 9,434.26 9,434.26
60.2.2 Procurement of waste sanitizing reagents BC, BDRRMC March Sanitizing reagents prov 5% SWM 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00
60.2.2 Fuel, lubricants and oil PB, BC, BAC Janaury Provide all needed 5% SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00

60.2.2 Honorarium of Eco-Aide BC monthly 3paid 5% SWM 21,600.00 21,600.00 21,600.00

60.2.2 Fabrication of Trailer BC, BT January #fabricated 20% Dev't Fund 15,166.00 15,166.00 15,166.00
60.3 Land Acquisition: Titling BC, BT June #processed 20% Dev't Fund 50,000.00 50,000.00
70.1.4 Honorarium/ Allowances- DCW PB, BT monthly 1paid 5% GAD 24,000.00 24,000.00
70.1.4 Socialization( Groceries ) SC November #procured SC Fund 10,633.56 10,633.56
Economic Services -
80.2.1 Massive Tree Planting BC, SK May & Dec #procured 10% SK Fund 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
80.8.1a Concreting of Barangay Roads BC Nov & Dec #concreted 20% Dev't Fund 297,000.00 297,000.00
930,490.00 930,957.68 351,600.95 2,213,048.63

Prepared by: Noted:

LEO G. VALDEZ LLOYD B. NERO ELIZABETH B. AQUINO NORMAN V. RAMOS

Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay MPDC MLGOO
M611-03

M624-07

M611-03
A224-05
A414-02

A321-01
A313.01
A414-01
A224-02

A414-01
A414-01

A414-01

M324-04

M324-04
M324-04

M324-04
M324-04
M324-04
M624-07

M324-04
M324-04

M314-05
AIP FORM NO. 3
Annual Investment Program (AIP)
By Program/ Project/ Activity by Sector
Calendar Year 2018
Barangay SAN PABLO
Municipality of BINALONAN
Province of PANGASINAN

Maintenance
AIP PROGRAM / PROJECT / IMPLEMENTING IMPLEMENTATION EXPECTED SOURCE PERSONAL and Other Capital CCA CCM
CC Typology
Code
REFERENCE ACTIVITY OFFICE / OUTPUTS OF SERVICES Operating Outlay Total
CODE DESCRIPTION AGENCY START COMPLETE FUNDS (PS) Expenses (CO)
General Public Services
10.1.2 Notarial Services PB, BT as needed 60 notarized GF-MOOE 3,000.00 3,000.00
10.1.2 Fidelity Bond PB, BT as needed 2paid GF-MOOE 1,800.00 1,800.00
10.1.4 Honorarrium of Brgy. Officials/ BC monthly 10paid Gf-PS 742,890.00 742,890.00
10.1.4 Treasurer/ Secretary/SK 6 mo. -
10.1.4 Bonus BC November 10paid GF-PS 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses BC May,Oct & Dec #conducted GF-MOOE 63,247.99 63,247.99
10.1.4 Other Maintenance & Operating Expenses BC May & Dec #conducted 10% SK Fund 32,671.30 32,671.30
10.1.4 Traveling Expenses PB, BT Mar,Jun, Sept & Dec #conducted GF-MOOE 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.4 LIGA Annual Membership Dues BC as needed # paid GF-MOOE 2,000.00 2,000.00
10.1.4 Electricity Bills BC 12paid GF-MOOE 90,000.00 90,000.00 90,000.00 M611-03
10.1.4 IT equipment (printer, scanner etc.) BC, BT as needed #procured GF-MOOE 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.4 Water Bills BC monthly 12paid GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Discretionary Expenses PB as needed #conducted GF-MOOE 1,031.44 1,031.44
10.1.4 Barangay Assembly BC March &October #conducted GF-MOOE 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.4 Insurance Expenses BT, BC as needed #insured GF-MOOE 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 Gasoline and Lubricant Expenses BC yearround #procured GF-MOOE 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 M624-07
10.1.4 Repair & Maintenance of Rescue Patrol BC July & Dec #procured GF-MOOE 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.4 SK Election SK, BC as needed #conducted 10% SK Fund 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.5 Training and Seminars BC March & July #attended GF-MOOE 50,000.00 50,000.00
10.1.5 Training needs for women/gender service providers BC December #attended 5% GAD 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.5 Training and Seminars BC,SK July #attended 10% SK Fund 10,000.00 10,000.00
10.1.6C Office supplies PB, BK Chair on Budget February #procured GF-MOOE 15,000.00 15,000.00
10.1.7 Honorarium/ Allowances- CVO PB. BT monthly #paid Gf- PS 72,000.00 72,000.00
10.1.7 Honorarium/ Allowances- BHRAO PB. BT monthly #paid Gf- PS 7,200.00 7,200.00
10.1.7 Installation of Streetlighting System BC Apr, Aug. & Nov. #repaired 20% Dev't Fund 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 M611-03
10.1.7 Night Roving BC, CVO yearround 365conducted - -
10.1.7 Traffic Management BC, CVO yearround 120conducted - -
10.1.7 Crowd Control BC, CVO yearround 25conducted - -
10.1.7 Barangay Justice Assistance BC, CVO yearround 40handled - -
10.1.7 Warnings BC, CVO yearround 60conducted - -
10.1.7 Accidental Assistance BC, CVO yearround 40conducted - -
10.1.7 Anti-Drug Education PB, BADAC January 1establised 2% ADF 5,000.00 5,000.00
Information Gathering & Reporting (Supplies &
10.1.7 2% ADF
Materials; snacks, etc.) PB, BADAC yearround 156HH Visited 7,000.00 7,000.00
10.1.7 Community-Based Rehabilitaion (barangay handled) PB, BADAC yearround 30conducted 2% ADF 9,267.13 9,267.13
10.1.7 Community-Based Rehabilitaion (municipal handled) PB, BADAC yearround 30conducted 2% ADF 21,267.13 21,267.13
10.1.7 IT based information gathering/reporting of crime BC, UBAS yearround 12paid 5% GAD 14,535.65 14,535.65
Support to Masa Masid Operation (Reporting/ Crimes, drugs violent exremism
10.1.7 Rehabilitation) BC, UBAS yearround reported 1% HRD 9,000.00 9,000.00
 Maintenance
AIP PROGRAM / PROJECT / IMPLEMENTING IMPLEMENTATION EXPECTED SOURCE PERSONAL and Other Capital CCA CCM
CC Typology
Code
REFERENCE ACTIVITY OFFICE / OUTPUTS OF SERVICES Operating Outlay Total
CODE DESCRIPTION AGENCY START COMPLETE FUNDS (PS) Expenses (CO)
10.1.11 Quick Response PB, BDRRMC January #conducted 5% BDRRMF 31,900.70 31,900.70 31,900.70 A224-05
10.1.11 Dengue Prevention PB, BDRRMC June #procured 5% BDRRMF 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 A414-02
10.1.11 Roadside Cleaning PB, BDRRMC Mar,Jun,Aug& Oct #conducted 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
10.1.11 Material Recovery Facility PB, BDRRMC March #constructed 5% BDRRMF 24,434.95 24,434.95 24,434.95 A321-01
10.1.11 Training & Seminars PB, BDRRMC June #attended 5% BDRRMF 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 A313.01
10.1.11 Purchase of Medicines PB, BDRRMC January #procured 11 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 A414-01
10.1.11 Rehabilitation/ Recovery PB, BDRRMC October #rehabilitated 5% BDRRMF 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 A224-02
Social Services -
30.2 Cultural Presentation BC February #conducted GF-MOOE 40,000.00 40,000.00
30.3 Conduct of Sports Festival BC March & April #conducted 10% SK Fund 50,000.00 50,000.00
30.4 Alternative Learning System BC, SK February #conducted 10% SK Fund 5,000.00 5,000.00
40.1.1 Honorarium/ Allowances- BHW PB, BT monthly 5paid 5%GAD 36,000.00 36,000.00
40.1.1 Maternal Care BHW,BK Chair on Health as needed #benificiary - -
40.1.1 Child Care BHW,BK Chair on Health as needed #benificiary - -
40.1.3 Drugs & Medicine Expenses PB, BT,BK Chair on Budget as needed #procured GF-MOOE 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 A414-01
40.1.3 Drugs & Medicine Expenses PB, BT,BK Chair on Budget Aprril & August #procured 10% SK Fund 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 A414-01
40.1.1 Honorarium/ Allowances- BNS PB, BT monthly 1paid 5%GAD 7,200.00 7,200.00
40.2 Mobile Kitchen BHW,BK Chair on Health,SK June-Dec #conducted 10% SK Fund 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 A414-01
40.3 Honorarium/ Allowances- BSPO PB, BT monthly 1paid 5%GAD 9,600.00 9,600.00
50.1.3 Capitalization Support BC, UBAS 1% HRD 12,267.13 12,267.13
60.2.2 Solid Waste Management BC, PB March #paid 10% SK Fund 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 M324-04
100% paid landfill cost
Transloading and sanitary landfill tipping fee PB/Budget Officer/BT 63,801.39
60.2.2 yearround requirement SWMc Fund 63,801.39 63,801.39 M324-04
60.2.2 Honoraria of waste collection agents or eco-aides PB/Budget Officer/BT Jan-May, 2018 100% labor cost paid 5% SWM 21,600.00 21,600.00 21,600.00 M324-04
100% equipment for
Procurement of waste collection equipment PB, BC, BAC Monthly 4,000.00
60.2.2 the year provided 5% SWM 4,000.00 4,000.00 M324-04
60.2.2 Construction of material recovery facility BC, BDRRMC January 1 MRF constructed 5% SWM 9,434.26 9,434.26 9,434.26 M324-04
60.2.2 Procurement of waste sanitizing reagents BC, BDRRMC March Sanitizing reagents prov 5% SWM 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 M324-04
60.2.2 Fuel, lubricants and oil PB, BC, BAC Janaury Provide all needed 5% SWM 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M624-07
60.2.2 Solid Waste Management BC, PB July #paid 10% SK Fund - - M324-04
60.2.2 Honorarium of Eco-Aide BC monthly 3paid 5% SWM 21,600.00 21,600.00 21,600.00 M324-04
60.2.2 Fabrication of Trailer BC, BT January #fabricated 20% Dev't Fund 15,166.00 15,166.00 15,166.00 M324-04
60.3 Land Acquisition: Titling BC, BT June #processed 20% Dev't Fund 50,000.00 50,000.00
70.1.4 Honorarium/ Allowances- DCW PB, BT monthly 1paid 5% GAD 24,000.00 24,000.00
70.1.4 Socialization( Groceries ) SC November #procured SC Fund 10,633.56 10,633.56
Economic Services -
80.2.1 Massive Tree Planting BC, SK May & Dec #procured 10% SK Fund 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 M314-05
80.8.1a Concreting of Barangay Roads BC Nov & Dec #concreted 20% Dev't Fund 297,000.00 297,000.00

Prepared by: APPROVED: Noted:

LEO G. VALDEZ LLOYD B. NERO ELIZABETH B. AQUINO NORMAN V. RAMOS

Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay MPDC MLGOO
LGU Summary Data Sheet

Important Data fields for "province" and "city/municipality" cannot be filled-out i

Region Region_I
Province Pangasinan
City/Municipality Binalonan
" cannot be filled-out if data field for "region" is blank.
Share of Climate- and Non-climate-related Expenditure

Note: Table and chart are auto-generated

Figure 1: Share of Climate- and Non-climate-related

Amount
ExpenditureCCA
Total Budget 2,182,719.84 110,415.40
CCA 110,415.40 5.06% CCM
224,411.82
CCM 224,411.82 10.28%
Non-climate-related
P/A/Ps 1,847,892.62

Non-climate-related
P/A/Ps
1,847,892.62
CCA
84.66% CCM Non-climate-related P/A/Ps
Share of Climate Change Adaptation and Climate Change Mitigation Expenditure

Note: Table and chart are auto-generated Figure 2: Share of Climate Change Adaptation
and Climate Change Mitigation Expenditure
Amount
Total Budget 2,182,719.84
CCA 110,415.40
CCM 224,411.82
Non-climate-related CCA
P/A/Ps 1,847,892.62 110,415.40
32.98%

CCM
224,411.82
67.02%

CCA CCM
Alignment with NCCAP Strategic Priorities

Figure 3: Alignment with NCCAP Strategic Priorities

Strategic Priority (in thousandCCApesos) CCM Total
SP 1 - Food Security - - -
SP 2 - Water Sufficiency
130,000.00 69,415.40 - 69,415.40
SP 3 - Ecological and Environmental Stability - 94,411.82 94,411.82
SP 4 - Human Security
110,000.00 41,000.00 - 41,000.00
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries and Services - - -
90,000.00
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy - 130,000.00 130,000.00
SP 7 - Knowledge and Capacity Development - - -
70,000.00
SP 8 - Finance - - -
50,000.00 Total 110,415.40 224,411.82 334,827.22

30,000.00

10,000.00

SP 1 - Food SP 2 - Water SP 3 - Ecologi- SP 4 - Human SP 5 - Climate SP 6 - Sus- SP 7 - Knowl- SP 8 - Finance

Security Sufficiency cal and Envi- Security Smart Indus- tainable En- edge and Ca-
ronmental tries and Ser- ergy pacity Devel-
Stability vices opment

CCA - 69,415.40 - 41,000.00 - - - -

CCM - - 94,411.82 - - 130,000.00 - -

CCA CCM
Sources and Amount of Funds for Climate Change Initiatives

CC Response
(Adaptation or Mitigation) (All)

Fund Source Amount of CC Expenditure

(blank) 0.00
Grand Total 0.00
nge Initiatives

Figure 4: Sources and Amount for Climate Change Initi

1.00

0.90

0.80

0.70

0.60

0.50

0.40

0.30

0.20

0.10

0.00
(blank) Grand Tot
Climate Change Initiatives

Grand Total
Frequency Table: Number of times a particular code was used to tag climate change P/

Response
Strategic Priority Sector Instrument Type

1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Adaptation

2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Mitigation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
 3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
 1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Building Adaptation
 3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Building Mitigation

SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Mitigation

2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Mitigation
 3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Adaptation

3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Mitigation

SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Extension Adaptation
 2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Building Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Development and
Sufficiency Sanitation Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Development and
Sufficiency Sanitation Governance Adaptation

2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Development, and
Sufficiency Sanitation Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Development, and
Sufficiency Sanitation Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency Sanitation Building Adaptation

SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and

Sufficiency Sanitation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and
Sufficiency Sanitation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and

Sufficiency Sanitation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 2 - Research,
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development, and
Stability Biodiversity Extension Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 2 - Research,
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development, and
Stability Biodiversity Extension Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 2 - Research,
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development, and
Stability Biodiversity Extension Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental 1 - Forest and Sharing and Capacity
Stability Biodiversity Building Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental 1 - Forest and Sharing and Capacity
Stability Biodiversity Building Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental 1 - Forest and Sharing and Capacity
Stability Biodiversity Building Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental 1 - Forest and Sharing and Capacity
Stability Biodiversity Building Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental Development and
Stability 2 - Solid Waste Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental Development and
Stability 2 - Solid Waste Governance Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 2 - Research,
Environmental Development, and
Stability 2 - Solid Waste Extension Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental Sharing and Capacity
Stability 2 - Solid Waste Building Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental
Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental
Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental
Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental
Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental
Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human Development, and
Security 1 - Health Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human Development, and
Security 1 - Health Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human Development, and
Security 1 - Health Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human Development, and
Security 1 - Health Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human Sharing and Capacity
Security 1 - Health Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human Sharing and Capacity
Security 1 - Health Building Adaptation
 3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human Sharing and Capacity
Security 1 - Health Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human Sharing and Capacity
Security 1 - Health Building Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Sharing and Capacity
Security Local Land Use Building Adaptation
 3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Sharing and Capacity
Security Local Land Use Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Sharing and Capacity
Security Local Land Use Building Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 2 - Research,
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
Services and Industries Extension Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 2 - Research,
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
Services and Industries Extension Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 2 - Research,
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
Services and Industries Extension Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 2 - Research,
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
Services and Industries Extension Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 2 - Research,
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
Services and Industries Extension Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 3 - Knowledge
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Sharing and Capacity
Services and Industries Building Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 3 - Knowledge
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Sharing and Capacity
Services and Industries Building Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 3 - Knowledge
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Sharing and Capacity
Services and Industries Building Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable Development and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable Development and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Mitigation

1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable Development and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable Development and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable Development and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
SP 6 - Sustainable Development, and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 6 - Sustainable Development, and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Extension Mitigation

3 - Knowledge
SP 6 - Sustainable Sharing and Capacity
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 6 - Sustainable Sharing and Capacity
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Building Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
SP 6 - Sustainable Sharing and Capacity
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Building Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
SP 6 - Sustainable Sharing and Capacity
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Building Mitigation

SP 6 - Sustainable
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
 1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power Development and
Energy Generation Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power Development, and
Energy Generation Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power Sharing and Capacity
Energy Generation Building Mitigation

SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation Development and
Energy and Communication Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation Development and
Energy and Communication Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation Development and
Energy and Communication Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation Development and
Energy and Communication Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation Development and
Energy and Communication Governance Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation Sharing and Capacity
Energy and Communication Building Mitigation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 7 - Knowledge 1 - Policy
and Capacity 1 - Education and Development and
Development Climate Science Governance Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 8 - Finance None Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 8 - Finance None Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 8 - Finance None Building Mitigation

SP 8 - Finance None 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 8 - Finance None 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 8 - Finance None 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 8 - Finance None 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

x x x x
ticular code was used to tag climate change P/A/Ps (overall list)

CC Typology
Activity Code Frequency

Total 18

Incorporate climate change and climate variability considerations in

policies and institutions A111-01 0

Regulate commodity shifting and agricultural land conversion* A111-02 0

Design and implement climate change risk transfer and social

protection mechanisms in agriculture and fisheries* A111-03 0

Incorporate risks from climate change and climate variability in

irrigation/water management planning A111-04 0
Enact/Implement ordinances and policies to reduce the emissions of
greenhouse gases (GHGs), or absorption of GHGs in the agricultural
sector M111-01 0

Monitor carbon sequestration M111-03 0

Conduct agricultural vulnerability and risk assessments, impact

assessments and simulation models on major crops and livestock * A112-01 0

Develop, test and popularize climate-resilient crop and livestock

production systems and technologies* A112-02 0

Research on new threats to agriculture, fishing, and forestry from

CC and CV A112-03 0

Produce and distribute climate resilient rice varieties A112-04 0

Develop, test and introduce practices or techniques that reduce

GHG emissions and practices or techniques to sequester carbon
dioxide (CO2) in crop production systems, animal husbandry
systems, forest management systems and aquaculture management
systems M112-01 0

Sector studies, surveys, assessments on energy and water use

efficiency in agriculture M112-02 0

Awareness raising of risks from climate change, or/and benefits of

adaptation* A113-01 0
Establish climate information systems and database/resource
network for agriculture and fisheries sectors* A113-02 0

Establish and/or popularize farmers’ field school/climate field

school to demonstrate best adaptation practices* A113-03 0

Develop formal and non-formal training programs on climate

change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR)* A113-04 0

Conduct of non-farm entrepreneurial courses A113-06 0

Conduct Slope Agriculture Land Technology (SALT) training and

other soil conservation measures in sloping lands for farmers A113-07 0

Improve the adaptive capacity of farmers and fisherfolk through the

provision of relevant technologies and information A113-08 0
Establish or strengthen institutions, information systems and
capacity building on energy and water use efficiency in agriculture
sector M113-01 0

Establish early warning systems for agriculture* A114-01 0

Introduce or expand soil management practices that control soil
erosion, nutrient loss and improve the water regime in the soil
profile A114-02 0
Introduce or expand use of crops or crop mix more suited to climate
change and climate variability A114-03 0
Reduce vulnerability of crop storage facilities and irrigation systems
to climate change and climate variability* A114-04 0

Construct/Repair/Rehabilitate national and communal irrigation

systems, dams and water storage systems to manage changes in the
water cycle due to climate change and climate variability* A114-05 0
Introduce weather or climate indexed insurance programs (e.g. crop
insurance) A114-06 0

Change management practices or techniques to reduce vulnerability

to climate change and climate variability in animal health service,
pasture management, fodder production and storage practices A114-08 0
Develop innovative financing mechanisms to provide seed capital
for the implementation of CCA among farmers and fisherfolks
organization* A114-09 0
Construct water impounding dams, rainwater harvesting facilities
for irrigation, and water storage systems to manage changes in the
water cycle due to CC and CV A114-10 0
Construct crop storage facilities that consider climate change and
variability A114-11 0
Promote agro-forestry such as cacao/ coffee/rubber production and
seedling distribution A114-12 0

Establish Integrated Pests Management A114-13 0

Develop climate resilient livestock production system and
technologies A114-14 0

Integrated organic and inorganic nutrient management M114-01 0

Switch to soil management techniques that reduce GHG emissions
or increase carbon sequestration M114-02 0

Intensify or expand farm and fodder production using techniques

that reduce GHG emissions or increase carbon sequestration M114-03 0

Manure management and methane capture in animal husbandry M114-04 0

Change forage systems to reduce ruminant methane emissions M114-05 0

Introduce or expand water pumping for irrigation using renewable
energy sources M114-06 0

Replace existing water pumps with more energy efficient pumps M114-07 0
Implement agricultural and fisheries waste recycling and
composting* M114-08 0

Switch to less water intensive crops M114-09 0

Establish communal school gardens, and other community gardens
for local consumption M114-10 0

Formulate/implement ordinances on reversion of abandoned

fishponds back to mangroves* A121-02 0

Harmonize climate change adaptation plans in local resource

management and local fisheries development* A121-03 0

Formulate/implement ordinances to reduce the emissions of GHGs,

or absorption of GHGs in the fishing sectors M121-01 0

Develop ordinances to reduce municipal fishing boats/improve fuel

efficiency of municipal fishing boats M121-02 0

Conduct of provincial-level vulnerability and risk assessments for

fisheries* A122-01 0

Conduct researches on best practices in fisheries and coastal climate

change adaptation, technologies and tools* A122-02 0

Develop and/or update climate change R&D agenda for fisheries

sectors* A122-04 0
Promote fish farming and aquaculture practices or techniques to
reduce vulnerability to CC&CV (i.e. due to changes in water quality
or variation in fishing season). A122-05 0

Establish climate information systems and database for fisheries

sector* A122-06 0

Establish a resource network / information system and database on

climate change and fisheries* A123-01 0
Establish or strengthen institutions, information systems and
capacity building on energy and water use efficiency in fishing sector M123-01 0

Establish early warning systems for fisheries* A124-02 0

Develop ordinances, policies and guidelines for water conservation,

allocation, recycling and reuse* A211-01 0

Review and streamline existing water resources management and

institutional structure and policies* A211-02 0

Develop and implement a comprehensive ground water

management program that includes vulnerability assessment* A211-03 0

Develop public financing mechanism for water supply

infrastructures rehabilitation and development* A211-04 0

Incorporate risks from climate change and climate variability in

water, sanitation and flood protection planning A211-05 0

Review financing, tariffs, and system of incentives to reflect the full

cost of providing safe water* A211-06 0

Sector reform to improve water use efficiency to reduce energy use

for pumping water (e.g. water pricing) M211-01 0

Study “low cost, no regrets” adaptation measures and technologies

under various hydrologic conditions, supply-demand conditions, and
policy scenarios for surface and groundwater systems* A212-01 0

Define areas not suitable for large water infrastructure

development and settlements based on vulnerability assessment* A212-02 0

Conduct ground water resource vulnerability and recharge areas

assessment in water stressed cities* A212-03 0
Identify alternative water sources and demand management
especially for urbanized areas that rely on reservoirs and are prone
to recurrent and severe drought events* A212-05 0

Study and adopt centralized wastewater treatment systems to

improve quality in highly urbanized and densely populated areas A212-06 0

Conduct water resource supply and demand analysis under various

hydrologic conditions and climate scenarios* A212-07 0

Incorporate water cycles change from CC & CV into trans-boundary

water basin planning A212-08 0
Administration, sector studies, surveys, assessments, information
systems and capacity building for energy and water use efficiency in
water, sanitation and flood protection M212-01 0
Training for community-based water associations to manage water
supply infrastructures A213-01 0
Conduct Integrated Water Resource Management and CC
adaptation and disaster risk reduction training for vulnerable
communities* A213-02 0

Develop gendered and accessible knowledge products and IEC

materials that include local and indigenous knowledge on water
resources management, CC impacts on water resources and
adaptation best practices* A213-03 0

Develop and network government database on water resources and

users* A213-04 0

Train managers or workers to improve water or energy efficiency in

business operations M213-01 0

Incorporate climate change and climate variability in water supply

infrastructure/ Rehabilitate water infrastructure with climate lens
(use of climate projections and other relevant climate data)* A214-01 0
Construct new and expand existing water supply infrastructures for
waterless communities* A214-02 0
Treatment of wastewater for conservation/re-use purposes to
respond to declines in water availability due to climate change and
climate variability A214-03 0

Incorporate changes in design of sanitation systems, wastewater

treatment and disposal system in response to extreme weather and
flood events arising from climate change and climate variability A214-04 0
Implement/install water harvesting technologies* (e.g. small water
impounding project) A214-05 0
Reduce energy intensity of existing water supply systems (e.g.
replacing pumps) M214-01 0
Reduce or capture methane emission from ventilated improved pit
latrines. M214-02 0

Reduce per capita water consumption using demand-side

interventions (e.g. household water, shower, toilet, and dishwasher) M214-03 0
Reduce GHG emission (methane and nitrous oxide) from
wastewater M214-04 0
Reduce energy consumption during wastewater treatment (e.g.
from activated sludge to up flow anaerobic sludge) M214-05 0
Formulate and implement ordinances and policies for rain water
collection, such small water impoundments, retarding basins, mini
dams to address water shortage and flooding* A221-01 0
Design guidelines, emergency protocols, and encourage
preparedness and risk/contingency planning in communities that
are at risk to present or future flooding A221-02 0

Conduct vulnerability assessments in communities, LGUs, and

sectors that are at risk to present or future flooding A222-01 0
Improve hydromet infrastructure and monitoring systems for data
collection and management and the development and delivery of
information, products and services to increase flood resilience A222-02 0
Develop innovative technologies and methodologies to
communicating flood emergency information and longer-term risks
of flooding to relevant populations and communities A222-03 0
Build local capacity for the management of climate change and
extreme flood risks, and increase capacity in conducting
vulnerability assessments A223-01 0

Increase knowledge to consider climate change information and

climate risk in water resources management A223-02 0
Incorporate climate change and climate variability in design
standards for flood control and drainage systems A224-01 0

Improve resilience of infrastructure (bridges, water supply,

community infrastructure, water storage, coastal defense, etc) to
account for climate change and climate variability related extreme
weather and climate variability that could increase flood risks in
infrastructure A224-02 1
Protect or re-establish mangrove forests, wetlands, and other
ecosystems as protection against floods risks A224-03 0
Improve early warning information and alert systems to increase
readiness to extreme flood risks A224-05 2

Design guidance for incorporating climate change risk into water

sanitation and treatment planning, operation, and management
(including accounting for increased construction and maintenance
costs that account for climate risk) A231-02 0
Incorporate risk of sea level rise, storm surge, and saltwater
intrusion on the design and upgrades of coastal water sanitation
infrastructure A231-03 0

Study and adopt centralized wastewater treatment systems to

improve quality in highly urbanized and densely populated areas
with respect to increased flooding, storm surge, and extreme
precipitation events A232-01 0

Conduct vulnerability assessments for the sanitation and treatment

of water supply A232-02 0
Increase local knowledge for how to consider climate change
information and climate risk in water quality and wastewater
treatment A233-01 0
Expand the establishment of alternative micro-water purification
systems especially to areas that cannot be reached by safe water
supply* A234-01 0
Monitor impact of climate change and climate variability as part of
water resource management A234-02 0

Incorporate changes in design of sanitation systems, wastewater

treatment and disposal system in response to extreme weather and
flood events arising from climate change and climate variability A234-03 0
Design and implement payments for environmental services and
other innovative conservation financing mechanisms to support
ecosystem-based adaptation and mitigation* A311-01 0
Integrated ecosystem management approaches for watersheds and
wetlands to reduce vulnerability to climate change and climate
variability A311-03 0
Develop guidelines for implementing Integrated Water Resources
Management (IWRM) and climate change adaptation at the local,
watershed and river basin level* A311-05 0
Formulate ordinances/policies to reduce the human-related impacts
to coral reefs to help lessen the reefs’ vulnerability to climate
change A311-06 0

Implement and monitor progress of Reducing Emissions from

Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) related policies* M311-01 0

Conduct ecosystems vulnerability and risk assessment* A312-01 0

Study, design and implement financing mechanisms for IWRM and
climate change adaptation implementation in critical watersheds
and river basins* A312-02 0

Greenhouse gas accounting and inventory M312-01 0

Training on vulnerability and risk assessments* A313-01 0

Establish management information system for different ecosystems

that link various data sources* A313-03 0

Document and disseminate best practices, including climate change

responsive indigenous practices* A313-04 0

Festivals and events which advocate the protection and

preservation of nature A313-05 0

Delineate/Rehabilitate/Reforest degraded watersheds and forest

areas A314-01 0

Conserve and protect existing watershed and protected areas A314-02 0

Delineate “ridge-to-reef” ecosystem-based management zones for

the ecotowns through multi stakeholder process* A314-03 0

Update status of Protected Areas and Key Biodiversity Areas from

results from the vulnerability and risk assessment* A314-04 0

Improve physical system performance of river basins A314-06 0

Seedling production; management of mangrove nursery A314-07 0

Agro-forestry to diversify farmers’ incomes and provide alternatives
livelihood during extreme weather events (i.e. drought) A314-08 0

Integrated tree planting along riverbanks/ river bank

rehabilitation / that reduce the risk of flooding A314-09 0

Establishment of database network on wildlife, genetic biodiversity

and biosafety A314-10 0

Re-forestation and afforestation that increases vegetative cover or

sequesters carbon M314-01 0

Sustainable peat land/ wetland/forest management and protection M314-02 0

Avoided deforestation (e.g. Bantay Gubat; Bantay Bakawan) M314-03 0

Management and protection of Tree Parks/Provincial Forests and

Nursery M314-04 0

Oplan Sagip Kalikasan/Urban greening program M314-05 0

Identify and implement a moratorium of mining operations in
protected areas pending vulnerability and risk assessment and
economic valuation studies* M314-06 0

Re-establish and protect mangroves, floodplains and seagrass beds

with carbon sequestration properties M314-07 0

Green charcoal briquetting facility that reduce deforestation M314-08 0

Monitor illegal mining activities that emit greenhouse gasses M314-09 0

Incorporate change in design of solid waste management systems in

response to extreme weather and flood events arising from CC&CV A321-01 0
Develop and implement ordinances and policies that promote a
system of incentives for the use of reusable bags and
containers/ban or impose a fee on the use of plastic bags* M321-01 0

Conduct Waste Amount & Composition Study (WACS) M322-01 0

Conduct intensive IEC on waste reduction, segregation and

composting M323-01 0

Waste reduction and diversion program/Intensify waste segregation

at source, discard recovery, composting and recycling* M324-01 0
Construction and operation of Materials Composting and Recovery
Facility (MRCF) Building; Buyback Center; Purchase of MCRF
equipment M324-02 0

Upgrade existing landfills to capture methane for energy generation

or gas flaring for CO2 generation M324-03 0

Establish and implement ecological solid waste management

(ESWM) program in accordance with Republic Act 9003 M324-04 0

Close solid waste management sites in environmentally critical areas M324-05 8

Develop guidelines on treatment of health issues due to climate

change and climate variability A411-01 0

Include climate related diseases in basic benefits of insurance

policies A411-02 0
Develop policy requiring integration of climate change and disaster
risk reduction concepts and approaches in medical and allied health
training courses* A411-03 0

Develop and implement monitoring health infrastructure damage

and rehabilitation plan* A411-04 0
Develop and implement post disaster epidemic outbreak
management and disease surveillance system (ex. water-borne
diseases and other health risks due to climate change)* A411-05 0

Planning for Climate Change Adaptation for health sector A411-06 0

Expand insurance eligibility to populations vulnerable to climate

related diseases A411-07 0

Assess changes in risk, exposure or sensitivity to climate change and

climate variability related diseases for vulnerable groups A412-01 0

Assess impact of climate change and climate variability on

livelihoods and poverty with focus on vulnerable groups A412-02 0

Vulnerability and risk assessment for government infrastructure

(e.g. hospitals, health centers, and barangay health units) A412-03 0

Risk Assessment for barangays A412-04 0

Training and education of health personnel on treatment,
monitoring and surveillance of climate change and climate
variability related health issues * A413-01 0

Strengthen health management information management A413-02 0

Incorporate climate related health risks into clinical practice
guidelines, and curricula for continuous medical education A413-03 0

Training for health emergency preparedness and response* A413-04 0

Develop and implement program for community-based adaptation
measures and health emergency preparedness* A414-01 2
Upgrade health systems to respond to changes in environmental
health risks from climate change and climate variability (e.g.
malaria) A414-02 2
Develop food safety/ food security measures that take account of
new conditions caused by climate change A414-03 0
Development of livelihood diversification strategies to reduce
dependence of climate related income opportunities A414-04 0
Implement program for community health emergency preparedness
and response* A414-05 0
Development of social protection strategies to respond to climate
change and climate variability A414-06 0

Mainstreaming of CC-DRRM in local plans* (PDPFP, CLUP, CDP, ELA) A421-01 0

Incorporate vulnerability to CC and CV in housing design standards A421-02 0

Develop green building ordinance/rating scheme, specifications and

criteria* A421-03 0
Develop and implement programs and incentive system for CC
proofing and retrofitting water infrastructure at the
household/community level* A421-04 0

Regulate settlements in areas vulnerable to CC & CV A421-05 0

Identify, map and profile areas and communities highly prone to

climate-related disasters* A422-01 0

Conduct risk and vulnerability assessment* A422-02 0

Conduct a study on population carrying capacity of areas and CC

adaptive capacity of various communities* A422-03 0

Identify most CC vulnerable sectors and population* A422-04 0

Conduct of CBMS with DRRM/CCA A422-05 0

Develop and implement knowledge management on climate change

and disaster risks for local government units and communities* A423-01 0
Increase local capacity for forecasting, early warning (including
indigenous systems) and disaster risk communication* A423-02 0

Conduct training of trainers to respond to the needs of communities

for CCA* A423-03 0
Identify and implement gender-responsive sustainable livelihood
and social protection programs for resettled and vulnerable poor
families* A424-01 0
Develop and implement post-disaster resettlement and counseling
of displaced families and communities* A424-02 0
Implement mixed-use, medium-to-high density developments,
integrated land use-transport plan in developing new urban
communities or in expanding existing ones* A424-03 0
Expand the establishment of alternative micro-water purification
systems especially to areas that cannot be reached by safe water
supply* A424-04 0
Develop and implement a CC adaptation plan for
settlement/resettlement in consultation with affected communities,
private sector, and civil society organization A424-05 0
Construct new low-cost housing, relocation, and other mass
dwellings to climate resilient design standards A424-06 0
Reconstruction of housing projects damaged by calamities (Building
Back Better) A424-07 0
Relocating flood prone communities and commercial centers to
safer areas A424-08 0

Disaster and Climate Risk Monitoring System A424-09 0

Install Early Warning Systems A424-10 0

Construction of climate resilient elementary and secondary school

buildings (safe from climate hazards; considers climate risks) A424-11 0
Climate proofing/retrofitting or relocating of government
infrastructure (i.e. schools and government hospitals, health
centers, rural health units, teen centers) from climate hazards A424-12 0
Demolition of illegal structures occupied by informal settlers in high
risk areas/ Relocation of informal settlers A424-13 0
Retrofit/ Install new heating and cooling systems using renewable
energy M424-01 0

Promote/Build energy efficient housing M424-02 0

Incorporate new CC&CV resilient design standards in new buildings A511-02 0

Formulate/enhance tourism plans, policies and strategies to

promote green tourism* A511-04 0

Create an enabling ordinance/policy for the development and

implementation of climate-smart industries and services* A511-05 0
Introduce regulations and programs to support climate resilient
investments A511-06 0

Introduce rules and regulations to reduce GHG emissions or absorb

of GHGs in industry and trade M511-01 0

Introduce a system of incentives to encourage the use of climate-

smart technologies and practices M511-03 0

Integrate monitoring of existing and new-climate smart industries

and services within existing business registration system* M511-04 0

Implement a system of collection, analysis and reporting of baseline

and new data on green jobs and employment* M511-05 0

Identify the carrying capacity of tourism areas* A512-01 0

Aquasilviculture Demo Farm to rehabilitate mangroves and address

climate change and provide livelihood A512-02 0

Conduct baseline inventory of climate-smart industries and services

and good practices in the local government unit* M512-01 0

Baseline data on GHG emissions from industry and other sources M512-02 0
Forge partnerships with industry, academe, and research
organizations on R&D of climate-smart technologies and products in
the locality M512-04 0

Promote public-private partnership to increase investments in the

development of climate-smart technologies, products and services* A513-01 0

Assist SMEs in developing capacity for eco-efficient production* A513-02 0

Develop modules and conduct trainings to capacitate industries to

conduct GHG emissions inventory and carbon footprint* M513-01 0

Marketing and trade support for changing agricultural product mix

in response to climate change and climate variability A514-01 0
Support new income generating opportunities and industries
utilizing natural resource better adapted to climate change and
climate variability A514-02 0

Retrofit assets and capital to protect against CC and CV A514-03 0

Support industries that are better adapted to CC and CV (e.g. Tiger-

grass production for agri-business) A514-04 0
Marketing and trade support for products that reduce GHG
emissions per unit of output M514-01 0

Marketing and trade support for agricultural products that use

integrated organic and inorganic nutrient management M514-02 0

Rehabilitate/reforest degraded tourism areas M514-03 0

Mandatory implementation of AO110 and AO126 directing the

institutionalization of Government Energy Management Program* A611-04 0

Change operational procedures or techniques, or retrofit

technologies to reduce GHG emissions in existing operations M611-01 1

Develop/implement ordinances and policies to improve energy

efficiency – in buildings, agriculture, industry and city/municipal
services (e.g. public building maintenance program to improve
energy efficiency; use of more energy efficient street lighting such
as LED). M611-03 2
Develop a certification system/incentives for voluntary adoption of
energy efficiency labelling, green building rating, and ISO 50001
certification M611-04 0

Develop a local renewable energy program* M611-05 0

Conduct sustainable and renewable energy resource assessments

(e.g. hydro, geothermal, biomass, wind, ocean and solar)* A612-01 0
Sector studies, surveys, assessments and information systems on
energy efficiency, efficient energy pricing, and promotion of
renewable energy M612-02 0

Conduct capacity building of community-based renewable energy

organizations on system maintenance, energy efficiency and
conservation, organizational development, tariff setting and
management systems* A613-02 0
Sector reform and capacity building related to energy efficiency in
energy sector, promotion of renewable energy and efficient energy
pricing M613-01 0

Strengthen regulatory and institutional framework to support

expansion of renewable power generation M613-02 0

Strengthening capacity of institutions to plan for low-carbon growth

and environmentally sustainable energy supply M613-03 0

Design and implement system of incentives for renewable energy

for host communities and local government units that can be used
for sustainable livelihood programs and climate change adaptation
measures* A614-01 0

Pilot programs on energy efficiency activities M614-02 0

Develop RE project-based and service contracts-based portfolios to
encourage potential investors in identified sites M621-04 0

Conduct survey of RE potential in off-grid areas M622-02 0

Conduct capacity building of community-based RE organizations on
RE system maintenance, EE&C organizational development, tariff
setting and management systems M623-01 0
Flood protection or irrigation from construction of dams or water
storage system that manage changes in the water cycle due to CC &
CV A624-02 0
Improve design of wind turbine structures to withstand higher wind
speeds as a result of extreme weather events A624-03 0
Improve design of solar panels to withstand higher intensity storms
resulting from climate change and climate variability A624-04 0

Secure access to water for crops used as bioenergy source A624-05 0

Development of renewable energy( i.e. Establishment of Solar
Panels/Installation of Wind Mill/Bio-Gas) M624-06 0
Clean Cities Initiatives or those that promote/increase utilization of
alternative/clean fuels for the transport sector (tricycle, jeepney,
bus, private and government vehicles) M624-07 0

Incorporate risks from climate change and climate variability in

transportation system planning A631-01 0

Improve vehicle emission standards M631-01 0

Improve fuel efficiency standards M631-02 0

Strengthen vehicle inspection systems on emissions and fuel

efficiency M631-03 0
Develop ordinances/policies to encourage shift from higher carbon
to lower carbon transport modes (i.e. pedestrianization, bicycle
lanes, public transport) M631-04 0

Capacity building related to energy efficiency in the transport sector M633-01 0

Protect transport infrastructure against extreme weather events
(especially floods and storms) becoming more frequent and violent
due to CC and CV A634-01 0

Establish emergency services designed to cope with climate change

and climate variability related emergencies in the transport sector A634-02 0

Construct new roads, ports, airports and aviation infrastructure to

climate resilient design standards A634-03 0

Upgrade existing roads, ports and aviation infrastructure to climate

resilient design standards A634-04 0
Development of telecommunications infrastructure for use as part
of an emergency response system during extreme weather events A634-05 0

Enhance road maintenance to respond to climate change and

climate variability A634-06 0

Enhanced waterway maintenance to respond to climate change and

climate variability A634-07 0

Urban traffic management (e.g. improve traffic flow) to reduce GHG

emissions per unit transported M634-01 0

Improved waterways, port and aviation facilities to reduce the

carbon intensity per unit transported M634-02 0

New railway lines for electricity based railcars M634-03 0

Improve energy efficiency in telecommunications information

technologies M634-05 0

Creation of offices with a mandate for climate change adaptation

and mitigation A711-04 0

Awareness raising programs on climate change and climate

variability A713-01 0

Training for pre-elementary, elementary, high school and college

teachers on integrating climate change in basic courses* A713-02 0

Upgrade personnel’s capacity and skills on climate change modeling

and weather forecasting* A713-03 0

Capacity building to address vulnerability to climate change and

climate variability A713-04 0

Climate Change 101 or Introductory Course on Climate Change A713-05 0

Support to international campaigns that promote climate change

adaptation and mitigation (e.g. Earth month) A713-06 0
Review and development of curricula to take account of climate
aspects in basic education, vocational training and other forms of
follow-up training and education A714-01 0
Review and revise, current textbooks, modules and exemplars for
pre-elementary, elementary, for climate change content and
gender-sensitivity* A714-02 0
Review and revise, current textbooks, modules and exemplars for
high school and alternative learning system for climate change
content and gender-sensitivity* A714-03 0
Improve government systems and infrastructure required for
climate change modeling and climate forecasting* A714-05 0

Establish centers on climate change adaptation/mitigation and best

practices and innovations (e.g. Climate Change Academy) A714-06 0
Development of curricula or programs focused on reducing GHG
emissions, energy consumption or water consumption for
elementary and high school M714-01 0

Introduce ordinances and programs to support climate resilient

investments A811-01 0

Expand insurance eligibility to populations vulnerable to climate

related diseases A811-02 0
Regulate or provide incentives in housing finance to encourage
upgrading of existing real estate that reduces vulnerability to CC and
CV A811-03 0

Develop and introduce weather or climate indexed insurance

programs (e.g. crop insurance) A811-04 0

Introduce ordinances, programs or financial instruments to support

GHG reducing activities M811-01 0

Strengthen institution and policies to mobilize carbon finance M811-02 0

Prepare for carbon markets or implement carbon finance market

transactions M811-03 0

Develop ordinances or provide incentives in housing finance to

support energy saving designs and standards M811-04 0

Economic analysis of financial needs for adapting to climate change

and climate variability (cost of adaptation) A812-04 0

Reduce fossil-fuel consumption through taxes, levies or fees on

energy or transport services M812-03 0

Strengthen LGUs in developing policies to mobilize carbon finance M813-01 0

Introduce green bonds or other securities specifically targeted at
adaptation to climate change and climate variability A814-02 0
Provide lines of credit for investments in reduction of GHG
emissions and/or absorption of GHGs M814-01 0
Support to access carbon markets M814-02 0
Introduce green bonds or other securities specifically targeted at
reducing GHG emission or sequestering GHGs M814-03 0

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Response
Strategic Priority Sector Instrument Type

1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
 3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
 2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Building Adaptation

SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Adaptation

2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Adaptation
 3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Adaptation

3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Adaptation

SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water Development and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Extension Adaptation

2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water Development, and
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection Building Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water
Sufficiency 2 - Food Protection 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Development and
Sufficiency Sanitation Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Development and
Sufficiency Sanitation Governance Adaptation

2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Development, and
Sufficiency Sanitation Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Development, and
Sufficiency Sanitation Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and Sharing and Capacity
Sufficiency Sanitation Building Adaptation

SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and

Sufficiency Sanitation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and
Sufficiency Sanitation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 2 - Water 3 - Water and

Sufficiency Sanitation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development and
Stability Biodiversity Governance Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 2 - Research,
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development, and
Stability Biodiversity Extension Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 2 - Research,
Environmental 1 - Forest and Development, and
Stability Biodiversity Extension Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental 1 - Forest and Sharing and Capacity
Stability Biodiversity Building Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental 1 - Forest and Sharing and Capacity
Stability Biodiversity Building Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental 1 - Forest and Sharing and Capacity
Stability Biodiversity Building Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 3 - Knowledge
Environmental 1 - Forest and Sharing and Capacity
Stability Biodiversity Building Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental 1 - Forest and
Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Policy
Environmental Development and
Stability 2 - Solid Waste Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
 1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human Development and
Security 1 - Health Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human Development, and
Security 1 - Health Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human Development, and
Security 1 - Health Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human Development, and
Security 1 - Health Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human Development, and
Security 1 - Health Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human Sharing and Capacity
Security 1 - Health Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human Sharing and Capacity
Security 1 - Health Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human Sharing and Capacity
Security 1 - Health Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human Sharing and Capacity
Security 1 - Health Building Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human
Security 1 - Health 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
 1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development and
Security Local Land Use Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Development, and
Security Local Land Use Extension Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Sharing and Capacity
Security Local Land Use Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Sharing and Capacity
Security Local Land Use Building Adaptation
3 - Knowledge
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and Sharing and Capacity
Security Local Land Use Building Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and

Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 4 - Human 2 - Settlements and
Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 1 - Policy
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
Services and Industries Governance Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 2 - Research,
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
Services and Industries Extension Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 2 - Research,
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
Services and Industries Extension Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 3 - Knowledge
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Sharing and Capacity
Services and Industries Building Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart 3 - Knowledge
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade, Sharing and Capacity
Services and Industries Building Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 5 - Climate Smart
Industries and 1 - Tourism, Trade,
Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
 1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable Development and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
SP 6 - Sustainable Development, and
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Extension Adaptation

3 - Knowledge
SP 6 - Sustainable Sharing and Capacity
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Building Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable
Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 6 - Sustainable 2 - Power
Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Policy
SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation Development and
Energy and Communication Governance Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

SP 6 - Sustainable 3 - Transportation
Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 1 - Policy
and Capacity 1 - Education and Development and
Development Climate Science Governance Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge 3 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and Sharing and Capacity
Development Climate Science Building Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
SP 7 - Knowledge
and Capacity 1 - Education and
Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Adaptation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Adaptation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 8 - Finance None Extension Adaptation

SP 8 - Finance None 4 - Service Delivery Adaptation

x x x x
ticular code was used to tag climate change P/A/Ps (CC Adaptation only)

CC Typology
Activity Code Frequency

Total 7

Incorporate climate change and climate variability considerations in

policies and institutions A111-01 0

Regulate commodity shifting and agricultural land conversion* A111-02 0

Design and implement climate change risk transfer and social

protection mechanisms in agriculture and fisheries* A111-03 0

Incorporate risks from climate change and climate variability in

irrigation/water management planning A111-04 0

Conduct agricultural vulnerability and risk assessments, impact

assessments and simulation models on major crops and livestock * A112-01 0

Develop, test and popularize climate-resilient crop and livestock

production systems and technologies* A112-02 0

Research on new threats to agriculture, fishing, and forestry from

CC and CV A112-03 0

Produce and distribute climate resilient rice varieties A112-04 0

Awareness raising of risks from climate change, or/and benefits of

adaptation* A113-01 0

Establish climate information systems and database/resource

network for agriculture and fisheries sectors* A113-02 0

Establish and/or popularize farmers’ field school/climate field

school to demonstrate best adaptation practices* A113-03 0

Develop formal and non-formal training programs on climate

change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR)* A113-04 0

Conduct of non-farm entrepreneurial courses A113-06 0

Conduct Slope Agriculture Land Technology (SALT) training and

other soil conservation measures in sloping lands for farmers A113-07 0
Improve the adaptive capacity of farmers and fisherfolk through the
provision of relevant technologies and information A113-08 0

Establish early warning systems for agriculture* A114-01 0

Introduce or expand soil management practices that control soil
erosion, nutrient loss and improve the water regime in the soil
profile A114-02 0
Introduce or expand use of crops or crop mix more suited to climate
change and climate variability A114-03 0
Reduce vulnerability of crop storage facilities and irrigation systems
to climate change and climate variability* A114-04 0

Construct/Repair/Rehabilitate national and communal irrigation

systems, dams and water storage systems to manage changes in the
water cycle due to climate change and climate variability* A114-05 0
Introduce weather or climate indexed insurance programs (e.g. crop
insurance) A114-06 0

Change management practices or techniques to reduce vulnerability

to climate change and climate variability in animal health service,
pasture management, fodder production and storage practices A114-08 0
Develop innovative financing mechanisms to provide seed capital
for the implementation of CCA among farmers and fisherfolks
organization* A114-09 0
Construct water impounding dams, rainwater harvesting facilities
for irrigation, and water storage systems to manage changes in the
water cycle due to CC and CV A114-10 0
Construct crop storage facilities that consider climate change and
variability A114-11 0
Promote agro-forestry such as cacao/ coffee/rubber production and
seedling distribution A114-12 0

Establish Integrated Pests Management A114-13 0

Develop climate resilient livestock production system and
technologies A114-14 0

Formulate/implement ordinances on reversion of abandoned

fishponds back to mangroves* A121-02 0

Harmonize climate change adaptation plans in local resource

management and local fisheries development* A121-03 0

Conduct of provincial-level vulnerability and risk assessments for

fisheries* A122-01 0

Conduct researches on best practices in fisheries and coastal climate

change adaptation, technologies and tools* A122-02 0

Develop and/or update climate change R&D agenda for fisheries

sectors* A122-04 0
Promote fish farming and aquaculture practices or techniques to
reduce vulnerability to CC&CV (i.e. due to changes in water quality
or variation in fishing season). A122-05 0

Establish climate information systems and database for fisheries

sector* A122-06 0

Establish a resource network / information system and database on

climate change and fisheries* A123-01 0

Establish early warning systems for fisheries* A124-02 0

Develop ordinances, policies and guidelines for water conservation,

allocation, recycling and reuse* A211-01 0

Review and streamline existing water resources management and

institutional structure and policies* A211-02 0

Develop and implement a comprehensive ground water

management program that includes vulnerability assessment* A211-03 0

Develop public financing mechanism for water supply

infrastructures rehabilitation and development* A211-04 0

Incorporate risks from climate change and climate variability in

water, sanitation and flood protection planning A211-05 0

Review financing, tariffs, and system of incentives to reflect the full

cost of providing safe water* A211-06 0

Study “low cost, no regrets” adaptation measures and technologies

under various hydrologic conditions, supply-demand conditions, and
policy scenarios for surface and groundwater systems* A212-01 0

Define areas not suitable for large water infrastructure

development and settlements based on vulnerability assessment* A212-02 0

Conduct ground water resource vulnerability and recharge areas

assessment in water stressed cities* A212-03 0
Identify alternative water sources and demand management
especially for urbanized areas that rely on reservoirs and are prone
to recurrent and severe drought events* A212-05 0

Study and adopt centralized wastewater treatment systems to

improve quality in highly urbanized and densely populated areas A212-06 0

Conduct water resource supply and demand analysis under various

hydrologic conditions and climate scenarios* A212-07 0

Incorporate water cycles change from CC & CV into trans-boundary

water basin planning A212-08 0
Training for community-based water associations to manage water
supply infrastructures A213-01 0
Conduct Integrated Water Resource Management and CC
adaptation and disaster risk reduction training for vulnerable
communities* A213-02 0

Develop gendered and accessible knowledge products and IEC

materials that include local and indigenous knowledge on water
resources management, CC impacts on water resources and
adaptation best practices* A213-03 0

Develop and network government database on water resources and

users* A213-04 0

Incorporate climate change and climate variability in water supply

infrastructure/ Rehabilitate water infrastructure with climate lens
(use of climate projections and other relevant climate data)* A214-01 0
Construct new and expand existing water supply infrastructures for
waterless communities* A214-02 0
Treatment of wastewater for conservation/re-use purposes to
respond to declines in water availability due to climate change and
climate variability A214-03 0

Incorporate changes in design of sanitation systems, wastewater

treatment and disposal system in response to extreme weather and
flood events arising from climate change and climate variability A214-04 0
Implement/install water harvesting technologies* (e.g. small water
impounding project) A214-05 0
Formulate and implement ordinances and policies for rain water
collection, such small water impoundments, retarding basins, mini
dams to address water shortage and flooding* A221-01 0
Design guidelines, emergency protocols, and encourage
preparedness and risk/contingency planning in communities that
are at risk to present or future flooding A221-02 0

Conduct vulnerability assessments in communities, LGUs, and

sectors that are at risk to present or future flooding A222-01 0

Improve hydromet infrastructure and monitoring systems for data

collection and management and the development and delivery of
information, products and services to increase flood resilience A222-02 0
Develop innovative technologies and methodologies to
communicating flood emergency information and longer-term risks
of flooding to relevant populations and communities A222-03 0
Build local capacity for the management of climate change and
extreme flood risks, and increase capacity in conducting
vulnerability assessments A223-01 0

Increase knowledge to consider climate change information and

climate risk in water resources management A223-02 0
Incorporate climate change and climate variability in design
standards for flood control and drainage systems A224-01 0
Improve resilience of infrastructure (bridges, water supply,
community infrastructure, water storage, coastal defense, etc) to
account for climate change and climate variability related extreme
weather and climate variability that could increase flood risks in
infrastructure A224-02 1
Protect or re-establish mangrove forests, wetlands, and other
ecosystems as protection against floods risks A224-03 0
Improve early warning information and alert systems to increase
readiness to extreme flood risks A224-05 2

Design guidance for incorporating climate change risk into water

sanitation and treatment planning, operation, and management
(including accounting for increased construction and maintenance
costs that account for climate risk) A231-02 0
Incorporate risk of sea level rise, storm surge, and saltwater
intrusion on the design and upgrades of coastal water sanitation
infrastructure A231-03 0

Study and adopt centralized wastewater treatment systems to

improve quality in highly urbanized and densely populated areas
with respect to increased flooding, storm surge, and extreme
precipitation events A232-01 0

Conduct vulnerability assessments for the sanitation and treatment

of water supply A232-02 0
Increase local knowledge for how to consider climate change
information and climate risk in water quality and wastewater
treatment A233-01 0
Expand the establishment of alternative micro-water purification
systems especially to areas that cannot be reached by safe water
supply* A234-01 0
Monitor impact of climate change and climate variability as part of
water resource management A234-02 0

Incorporate changes in design of sanitation systems, wastewater

treatment and disposal system in response to extreme weather and
flood events arising from climate change and climate variability A234-03 0
Design and implement payments for environmental services and
other innovative conservation financing mechanisms to support
ecosystem-based adaptation and mitigation* A311-01 0
Integrated ecosystem management approaches for watersheds and
wetlands to reduce vulnerability to climate change and climate
variability A311-03 0
Develop guidelines for implementing Integrated Water Resources
Management (IWRM) and climate change adaptation at the local,
watershed and river basin level* A311-05 0
Formulate ordinances/policies to reduce the human-related impacts
to coral reefs to help lessen the reefs’ vulnerability to climate
change A311-06 0

Conduct ecosystems vulnerability and risk assessment* A312-01 0

Study, design and implement financing mechanisms for IWRM and
climate change adaptation implementation in critical watersheds
and river basins* A312-02 0
Training on vulnerability and risk assessments* A313-01 0

Establish management information system for different ecosystems

that link various data sources* A313-03 0

Document and disseminate best practices, including climate change

responsive indigenous practices* A313-04 0

Festivals and events which advocate the protection and

preservation of nature A313-05 0

Delineate/Rehabilitate/Reforest degraded watersheds and forest

areas A314-01 0

Conserve and protect existing watershed and protected areas A314-02 0

Delineate “ridge-to-reef” ecosystem-based management zones for

the ecotowns through multi stakeholder process* A314-03 0

Update status of Protected Areas and Key Biodiversity Areas from

results from the vulnerability and risk assessment* A314-04 0

Improve physical system performance of river basins A314-06 0

Seedling production; management of mangrove nursery A314-07 0

Agro-forestry to diversify farmers’ incomes and provide alternatives

livelihood during extreme weather events (i.e. drought) A314-08 0

Integrated tree planting along riverbanks/ river bank

rehabilitation / that reduce the risk of flooding A314-09 0

Establishment of database network on wildlife, genetic biodiversity

and biosafety A314-10 0

Incorporate change in design of solid waste management systems in

response to extreme weather and flood events arising from CC&CV A321-01 0

Develop guidelines on treatment of health issues due to climate

change and climate variability A411-01 0

Include climate related diseases in basic benefits of insurance

policies A411-02 0
Develop policy requiring integration of climate change and disaster
risk reduction concepts and approaches in medical and allied health
training courses* A411-03 0
Develop and implement monitoring health infrastructure damage
and rehabilitation plan* A411-04 0
Develop and implement post disaster epidemic outbreak
management and disease surveillance system (ex. water-borne
diseases and other health risks due to climate change)* A411-05 0

Planning for Climate Change Adaptation for health sector A411-06 0

Expand insurance eligibility to populations vulnerable to climate

related diseases A411-07 0

Assess changes in risk, exposure or sensitivity to climate change and

climate variability related diseases for vulnerable groups A412-01 0

Assess impact of climate change and climate variability on

livelihoods and poverty with focus on vulnerable groups A412-02 0

Vulnerability and risk assessment for government infrastructure

(e.g. hospitals, health centers, and barangay health units) A412-03 0

Risk Assessment for barangays A412-04 0

Training and education of health personnel on treatment,
monitoring and surveillance of climate change and climate
variability related health issues * A413-01 0

Strengthen health management information management A413-02 0

Incorporate climate related health risks into clinical practice

guidelines, and curricula for continuous medical education A413-03 0

Training for health emergency preparedness and response* A413-04 0

Develop and implement program for community-based adaptation
measures and health emergency preparedness* A414-01 2
Upgrade health systems to respond to changes in environmental
health risks from climate change and climate variability (e.g.
malaria) A414-02 2
Develop food safety/ food security measures that take account of
new conditions caused by climate change A414-03 0
Development of livelihood diversification strategies to reduce
dependence of climate related income opportunities A414-04 0
Implement program for community health emergency preparedness
and response* A414-05 0
Development of social protection strategies to respond to climate
change and climate variability A414-06 0

Mainstreaming of CC-DRRM in local plans* (PDPFP, CLUP, CDP, ELA) A421-01 0

Incorporate vulnerability to CC and CV in housing design standards A421-02 0

Develop green building ordinance/rating scheme, specifications and

criteria* A421-03 0
Develop and implement programs and incentive system for CC
proofing and retrofitting water infrastructure at the
household/community level* A421-04 0

Regulate settlements in areas vulnerable to CC & CV A421-05 0

Identify, map and profile areas and communities highly prone to

climate-related disasters* A422-01 0

Conduct risk and vulnerability assessment* A422-02 0

Conduct a study on population carrying capacity of areas and CC

adaptive capacity of various communities* A422-03 0

Identify most CC vulnerable sectors and population* A422-04 0

Conduct of CBMS with DRRM/CCA A422-05 0

Develop and implement knowledge management on climate change

and disaster risks for local government units and communities* A423-01 0

Increase local capacity for forecasting, early warning (including

indigenous systems) and disaster risk communication* A423-02 0

Conduct training of trainers to respond to the needs of communities

for CCA* A423-03 0
Identify and implement gender-responsive sustainable livelihood
and social protection programs for resettled and vulnerable poor
families* A424-01 0
Develop and implement post-disaster resettlement and counseling
of displaced families and communities* A424-02 0
Implement mixed-use, medium-to-high density developments,
integrated land use-transport plan in developing new urban
communities or in expanding existing ones* A424-03 0
Expand the establishment of alternative micro-water purification
systems especially to areas that cannot be reached by safe water
supply* A424-04 0
Develop and implement a CC adaptation plan for
settlement/resettlement in consultation with affected communities,
private sector, and civil society organization A424-05 0
Construct new low-cost housing, relocation, and other mass
dwellings to climate resilient design standards A424-06 0
Reconstruction of housing projects damaged by calamities (Building
Back Better) A424-07 0
Relocating flood prone communities and commercial centers to
safer areas A424-08 0

Disaster and Climate Risk Monitoring System A424-09 0

Install Early Warning Systems A424-10 0

Construction of climate resilient elementary and secondary school

buildings (safe from climate hazards; considers climate risks) A424-11 0
Climate proofing/retrofitting or relocating of government
infrastructure (i.e. schools and government hospitals, health
centers, rural health units, teen centers) from climate hazards A424-12 0
Demolition of illegal structures occupied by informal settlers in high
risk areas/ Relocation of informal settlers A424-13 0

Incorporate new CC&CV resilient design standards in new buildings A511-02 0

Formulate/enhance tourism plans, policies and strategies to

promote green tourism* A511-04 0

Create an enabling ordinance/policy for the development and

implementation of climate-smart industries and services* A511-05 0

Introduce regulations and programs to support climate resilient

investments A511-06 0

Identify the carrying capacity of tourism areas* A512-01 0

Aquasilviculture Demo Farm to rehabilitate mangroves and address

climate change and provide livelihood A512-02 0

Promote public-private partnership to increase investments in the

development of climate-smart technologies, products and services* A513-01 0

Assist SMEs in developing capacity for eco-efficient production* A513-02 0

Marketing and trade support for changing agricultural product mix

in response to climate change and climate variability A514-01 0
Support new income generating opportunities and industries
utilizing natural resource better adapted to climate change and
climate variability A514-02 0

Retrofit assets and capital to protect against CC and CV A514-03 0

Support industries that are better adapted to CC and CV (e.g. Tiger-

grass production for agri-business) A514-04 0
Mandatory implementation of AO110 and AO126 directing the
institutionalization of Government Energy Management Program* A611-04 0

Conduct sustainable and renewable energy resource assessments

(e.g. hydro, geothermal, biomass, wind, ocean and solar)* A612-01 0

Conduct capacity building of community-based renewable energy

organizations on system maintenance, energy efficiency and
conservation, organizational development, tariff setting and
management systems* A613-02 0

Design and implement system of incentives for renewable energy

for host communities and local government units that can be used
for sustainable livelihood programs and climate change adaptation
measures* A614-01 0
Flood protection or irrigation from construction of dams or water
storage system that manage changes in the water cycle due to CC &
CV A624-02 0
Improve design of wind turbine structures to withstand higher wind
speeds as a result of extreme weather events A624-03 0
Improve design of solar panels to withstand higher intensity storms
resulting from climate change and climate variability A624-04 0

Secure access to water for crops used as bioenergy source A624-05 0

Incorporate risks from climate change and climate variability in

transportation system planning A631-01 0
Protect transport infrastructure against extreme weather events
(especially floods and storms) becoming more frequent and violent
due to CC and CV A634-01 0

Establish emergency services designed to cope with climate change

and climate variability related emergencies in the transport sector A634-02 0

Construct new roads, ports, airports and aviation infrastructure to

climate resilient design standards A634-03 0

Upgrade existing roads, ports and aviation infrastructure to climate

resilient design standards A634-04 0

Development of telecommunications infrastructure for use as part

of an emergency response system during extreme weather events A634-05 0

Enhance road maintenance to respond to climate change and

climate variability A634-06 0

Enhanced waterway maintenance to respond to climate change and

climate variability A634-07 0

Creation of offices with a mandate for climate change adaptation

and mitigation A711-04 0

Awareness raising programs on climate change and climate

variability A713-01 0
Training for pre-elementary, elementary, high school and college
teachers on integrating climate change in basic courses* A713-02 0

Upgrade personnel’s capacity and skills on climate change modeling

and weather forecasting* A713-03 0

Capacity building to address vulnerability to climate change and

climate variability A713-04 0

Climate Change 101 or Introductory Course on Climate Change A713-05 0

Support to international campaigns that promote climate change

adaptation and mitigation (e.g. Earth month) A713-06 0
Review and development of curricula to take account of climate
aspects in basic education, vocational training and other forms of
follow-up training and education A714-01 0
Review and revise, current textbooks, modules and exemplars for
pre-elementary, elementary, for climate change content and
gender-sensitivity* A714-02 0
Review and revise, current textbooks, modules and exemplars for
high school and alternative learning system for climate change
content and gender-sensitivity* A714-03 0

Improve government systems and infrastructure required for

climate change modeling and climate forecasting* A714-05 0

Establish centers on climate change adaptation/mitigation and best

practices and innovations (e.g. Climate Change Academy) A714-06 0

Introduce ordinances and programs to support climate resilient

investments A811-01 0

Expand insurance eligibility to populations vulnerable to climate

related diseases A811-02 0
Regulate or provide incentives in housing finance to encourage
upgrading of existing real estate that reduces vulnerability to CC and
CV A811-03 0

Develop and introduce weather or climate indexed insurance

programs (e.g. crop insurance) A811-04 0

Economic analysis of financial needs for adapting to climate change

and climate variability (cost of adaptation) A812-04 0
Introduce green bonds or other securities specifically targeted at
adaptation to climate change and climate variability A814-02 0

x x x
only)

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(overall) but with no corresponding
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x x
Frequency Table: Number of times a particular code was used to tag climate change P/

Response
Strategic Priority Sector Instrument Type

1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
1 - Agriculture and Development and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Governance Mitigation

2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Mitigation
2 - Research,
1 - Agriculture and Development, and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
1 - Agriculture and Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock Building Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Agriculture and
SP 1 - Food Security Livestock 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Governance Mitigation
 1 - Policy
Development and
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Governance Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 1 - Food Security 2 - Fisheries Building Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply Building Mitigation

SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 2 - Water Sufficiency 1 - Water Supply 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

1 - Policy
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and Development and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and Development, and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity Extension Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and

Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and 1 - Forest and
Environmental Stability Biodiversity 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
 1 - Policy
SP 3 - Ecological and Development and
Environmental Stability 2 - Solid Waste Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
SP 3 - Ecological and Development, and
Environmental Stability 2 - Solid Waste Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
SP 3 - Ecological and Sharing and Capacity
Environmental Stability 2 - Solid Waste Building Mitigation

SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 3 - Ecological and
Environmental Stability 2 - Solid Waste 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
2 - Settlements and
SP 4 - Human Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
2 - Settlements and
SP 4 - Human Security Local Land Use 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
and Services and Industries Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
and Services and Industries Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
and Services and Industries Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development and
and Services and Industries Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
and Services and Industries Extension Mitigation
2 - Research,
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
and Services and Industries Extension Mitigation
2 - Research,
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade, Development, and
and Services and Industries Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade, Sharing and Capacity
and Services and Industries Building Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade,
and Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade,
and Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
SP 5 - Climate Smart Industries 1 - Tourism, Trade,
and Services and Industries 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Mitigation

1 - Policy
Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Building Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Building Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency Building Mitigation

SP 6 - Sustainable Energy 1 - Energy Efficiency 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

1 - Policy
2 - Power Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy Generation Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
2 - Power Development, and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy Generation Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
2 - Power Sharing and Capacity
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy Generation Building Mitigation
2 - Power
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

2 - Power
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy Generation 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
3 - Transportation Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
3 - Transportation Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
3 - Transportation Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication Governance Mitigation
 1 - Policy
3 - Transportation Development and
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication Governance Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
3 - Transportation Sharing and Capacity
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication Building Mitigation

3 - Transportation
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

3 - Transportation
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

3 - Transportation
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

3 - Transportation
SP 6 - Sustainable Energy and Communication 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 7 - Knowledge and Capacity 1 - Education and

Development Climate Science 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Mitigation
1 - Policy
Development and
SP 8 - Finance None Governance Mitigation
2 - Research,
Development, and
SP 8 - Finance None Extension Mitigation
3 - Knowledge
Sharing and Capacity
SP 8 - Finance None Building Mitigation

SP 8 - Finance None 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 8 - Finance None 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

SP 8 - Finance None 4 - Service Delivery Mitigation

x x x x
ode was used to tag climate change P/A/Ps (CC Mitigation only)

CC Typology
Activity Code Frequency

Total 11

Enact/Implement ordinances and policies to reduce the emissions of

greenhouse gases (GHGs), or absorption of GHGs in the agricultural
sector M111-01 0

Monitor carbon sequestration M111-03 0

Develop, test and introduce practices or techniques that reduce

GHG emissions and practices or techniques to sequester carbon
dioxide (CO2) in crop production systems, animal husbandry
systems, forest management systems and aquaculture management
systems M112-01 0

Sector studies, surveys, assessments on energy and water use

efficiency in agriculture M112-02 0
Establish or strengthen institutions, information systems and
capacity building on energy and water use efficiency in agriculture
sector M113-01 0

Integrated organic and inorganic nutrient management M114-01 0

Switch to soil management techniques that reduce GHG emissions
or increase carbon sequestration M114-02 0

Intensify or expand farm and fodder production using techniques

that reduce GHG emissions or increase carbon sequestration M114-03 0

Manure management and methane capture in animal husbandry M114-04 0

Change forage systems to reduce ruminant methane emissions M114-05 0

Introduce or expand water pumping for irrigation using renewable
energy sources M114-06 0

Replace existing water pumps with more energy efficient pumps M114-07 0
Implement agricultural and fisheries waste recycling and
composting* M114-08 0

Switch to less water intensive crops M114-09 0

Establish communal school gardens, and other community gardens
for local consumption M114-10 0

Formulate/implement ordinances to reduce the emissions of GHGs,

or absorption of GHGs in the fishing sectors M121-01 0
Develop ordinances to reduce municipal fishing boats/improve fuel
efficiency of municipal fishing boats M121-02 0

Establish or strengthen institutions, information systems and

capacity building on energy and water use efficiency in fishing sector M123-01 0

Sector reform to improve water use efficiency to reduce energy use

for pumping water (e.g. water pricing) M211-01 0
Administration, sector studies, surveys, assessments, information
systems and capacity building for energy and water use efficiency in
water, sanitation and flood protection M212-01 0

Train managers or workers to improve water or energy efficiency in

business operations M213-01 0
Reduce energy intensity of existing water supply systems (e.g.
replacing pumps) M214-01 0
Reduce or capture methane emission from ventilated improved pit
latrines. M214-02 0

Reduce per capita water consumption using demand-side

interventions (e.g. household water, shower, toilet, and dishwasher) M214-03 0
Reduce GHG emission (methane and nitrous oxide) from
wastewater M214-04 0
Reduce energy consumption during wastewater treatment (e.g.
from activated sludge to up flow anaerobic sludge) M214-05 0

Implement and monitor progress of Reducing Emissions from

Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) related policies* M311-01 0

Greenhouse gas accounting and inventory M312-01 0

Re-forestation and afforestation that increases vegetative cover or
sequesters carbon M314-01 0

Sustainable peat land/ wetland/forest management and protection M314-02 0

Avoided deforestation (e.g. Bantay Gubat; Bantay Bakawan) M314-03 0

Management and protection of Tree Parks/Provincial Forests and
Nursery M314-04 0

Oplan Sagip Kalikasan/Urban greening program M314-05 0

Identify and implement a moratorium of mining operations in
protected areas pending vulnerability and risk assessment and
economic valuation studies* M314-06 0
Re-establish and protect mangroves, floodplains and seagrass beds
with carbon sequestration properties M314-07 0

Green charcoal briquetting facility that reduce deforestation M314-08 0

Monitor illegal mining activities that emit greenhouse gasses M314-09 0

Develop and implement ordinances and policies that promote a
system of incentives for the use of reusable bags and
containers/ban or impose a fee on the use of plastic bags* M321-01 0

Conduct Waste Amount & Composition Study (WACS) M322-01 0

Conduct intensive IEC on waste reduction, segregation and

composting M323-01 0

Waste reduction and diversion program/Intensify waste segregation

at source, discard recovery, composting and recycling* M324-01 0
Construction and operation of Materials Composting and Recovery
Facility (MRCF) Building; Buyback Center; Purchase of MCRF
equipment M324-02 0
Upgrade existing landfills to capture methane for energy generation
or gas flaring for CO2 generation M324-03 0
Establish and implement ecological solid waste management
(ESWM) program in accordance with Republic Act 9003 M324-04 0

Close solid waste management sites in environmentally critical areas M324-05 8

Retrofit/ Install new heating and cooling systems using renewable
energy M424-01 0

Promote/Build energy efficient housing M424-02 0

Introduce rules and regulations to reduce GHG emissions or absorb

of GHGs in industry and trade M511-01 0

Introduce a system of incentives to encourage the use of climate-

smart technologies and practices M511-03 0

Integrate monitoring of existing and new-climate smart industries

and services within existing business registration system* M511-04 0

Implement a system of collection, analysis and reporting of baseline

and new data on green jobs and employment* M511-05 0

Conduct baseline inventory of climate-smart industries and services

and good practices in the local government unit* M512-01 0

Baseline data on GHG emissions from industry and other sources M512-02 0
Forge partnerships with industry, academe, and research
organizations on R&D of climate-smart technologies and products in
the locality M512-04 0

Develop modules and conduct trainings to capacitate industries to

conduct GHG emissions inventory and carbon footprint* M513-01 0
Marketing and trade support for products that reduce GHG
emissions per unit of output M514-01 0
Marketing and trade support for agricultural products that use
integrated organic and inorganic nutrient management M514-02 0
Rehabilitate/reforest degraded tourism areas M514-03 0

Change operational procedures or techniques, or retrofit

technologies to reduce GHG emissions in existing operations M611-01 1

Develop/implement ordinances and policies to improve energy

efficiency – in buildings, agriculture, industry and city/municipal
services (e.g. public building maintenance program to improve
energy efficiency; use of more energy efficient street lighting such
as LED). M611-03 2
Develop a certification system/incentives for voluntary adoption of
energy efficiency labelling, green building rating, and ISO 50001
certification M611-04 0

Develop a local renewable energy program* M611-05 0

Sector studies, surveys, assessments and information systems on
energy efficiency, efficient energy pricing, and promotion of
renewable energy M612-02 0
Sector reform and capacity building related to energy efficiency in
energy sector, promotion of renewable energy and efficient energy
pricing M613-01 0

Strengthen regulatory and institutional framework to support

expansion of renewable power generation M613-02 0

Strengthening capacity of institutions to plan for low-carbon growth

and environmentally sustainable energy supply M613-03 0

Pilot programs on energy efficiency activities M614-02 0

Develop RE project-based and service contracts-based portfolios to

encourage potential investors in identified sites M621-04 0

Conduct survey of RE potential in off-grid areas M622-02 0

Conduct capacity building of community-based RE organizations on
RE system maintenance, EE&C organizational development, tariff
setting and management systems M623-01 0
Development of renewable energy( i.e. Establishment of Solar
Panels/Installation of Wind Mill/Bio-Gas) M624-06 0
Clean Cities Initiatives or those that promote/increase utilization of
alternative/clean fuels for the transport sector (tricycle, jeepney,
bus, private and government vehicles) M624-07 0

Improve vehicle emission standards M631-01 0

Improve fuel efficiency standards M631-02 0

Strengthen vehicle inspection systems on emissions and fuel

efficiency M631-03 0
Develop ordinances/policies to encourage shift from higher carbon
to lower carbon transport modes (i.e. pedestrianization, bicycle
lanes, public transport) M631-04 0

Capacity building related to energy efficiency in the transport sector M633-01 0

Urban traffic management (e.g. improve traffic flow) to reduce GHG

emissions per unit transported M634-01 0

Improved waterways, port and aviation facilities to reduce the

carbon intensity per unit transported M634-02 0

New railway lines for electricity based railcars M634-03 0

Improve energy efficiency in telecommunications information

technologies M634-05 0
Development of curricula or programs focused on reducing GHG
emissions, energy consumption or water consumption for
elementary and high school M714-01 0

Introduce ordinances, programs or financial instruments to support

GHG reducing activities M811-01 0

Strengthen institution and policies to mobilize carbon finance M811-02 0

Prepare for carbon markets or implement carbon finance market

transactions M811-03 0

Develop ordinances or provide incentives in housing finance to

support energy saving designs and standards M811-04 0

Reduce fossil-fuel consumption through taxes, levies or fees on

energy or transport services M812-03 0

Strengthen LGUs in developing policies to mobilize carbon finance M813-01 0

Provide lines of credit for investments in reduction of GHG
emissions and/or absorption of GHGs M814-01 0
Support to access carbon markets M814-02 0
Introduce green bonds or other securities specifically targeted at
reducing GHG emission or sequestering GHGs M814-03 0

x x x
Rank by frequency No. of times code was used
(overall) but with no corresponding
amount

4 NA

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4 NA

4 NA

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4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

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4 NA

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4 NA

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4 NA

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4 NA

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4 NA

4 NA

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4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

1 0

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

4 NA

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