1
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- Snapshot or profile of the area at a given point in time; - Geographical distribution of data attributes is not consistently portrayed - Gives cursory treatment to the physical and environmental sectors.
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Socio-economic profile
2
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- Gives due recognition and proper space for the bio-physical or ecological dimension; - Has its basic minimum content of the five development sectors: social, economic, physical, environmental and natural resources and institutional.
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Ecological profile
3
Q
Population-focused planning oriented towards enhancing people’s capacities to meet their own needs by means of improved social infrastructure and the provision of public services
A
Social planning
4
Q
Addresses the state of well-being of the local population and upgrades the quality of social services such as health, education, welfare, and housing in the city
A
Social development plan
5
Q
The scientific study of the human population primarily with concern to size, structure, and development
A
Demography
6
Q
PSA Census of Population is every ___
A
10 years
7
Q
PSA surveys are every ___
A
3 years
8
Q
The total number of individuals in a territory at a specified time. It covers both nationals and aliens; native-and foreign-born persons, internees, refugees and other groups physically present within the borders of a country at a specified time
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Population
9
Q
Basic Material Needs (13)
A
- Food
- Clothing
- Water
- Sanitation
- Health care
- Shelter
- Income
- Sex
- Recreation
- Education
- Electricity
- Transportation
- Communication
10
Q
Basic Human Needs (5)
A
- Freedom
- Security
- Identity
- Well-being
- Ecological balance
11
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The expansion of assets and capabilities of poor people to participate in, negotiate with influence, control, and hold accountable institutions that affect their lives
A
Empowerment
12
Q
4 elements of empowerment
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a. Access to information
b. Inclusion and participation
c. Accountability
d. Local organizational capacity
13
Q
The principal actors of development, the agents of change
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People
14
Q
Involves higher income, better education, higher standards of health and nutrition, less poverty, a cleaner environment, more equality of opportunities, greater individual freedom, and a richer cultural life
A
Quality of life
15
Q
HDI
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Human Development Index
16
Q
Indicators are:
- Longevity
- Knowledge
- Standard of living
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Human Development Index
17
Q
Difference between Human Poverty Index 1 and Human Poverty Index 2
A
HP-1 is used for developing countries while HP-2 is used for OECD, Central, and Eastern Europe
18
Q
Indicators are:
- Probability at birth of not surviving to age 40
- Adult literacy rate
- Percentage of population not using improved water sources
- Percentage of children under 5 who are overweight
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Human Poverty Index - 1
19
Q
Indicators are:
- Probability at birth of not surviving to age 60
- Percentage of adults lacking functional literacy skills
- Percentage of people living below the poverty line
- Long-term unemployment rate
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Human Poverty Index - 2
20
Q
Indicators:
- Female and male life expectancy at birth
- Female and male adult literacy rate
- Female and male gross enrollment ratio
- Female and male estimated earned income
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Gender Development Index
21
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Indicators:
- Female and male shares of parliamentary seats
- Female and male shares of legislations, senior officials, and managers
- Female and male shares of professional and technical positions
- Female and male estimated earned income
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Gender Empowerment Measure
22
Q
Millenium Development Goals (8)
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- Poverty and hunger
- Universal primary education
- Gender equality
- Child mortality
- Maternal health
- Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria
- Environmental sustainability
- Global partnership
(PUG CM CEG)
23
Q
Sustainable Development Goals: timeline
A
2015-2030
24
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Sustainable Development Goals: number of goals
A
17
25
Sustainable Development Goals: number of targets
169
26
Sustainable Development Goals: number of indicators
230
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Sustainable Development Goals (17)
1. Poverty
2. Hunger
3. Health
4. Education
5. Gender equality
6. Clean water
7. Energy
8. Jobs
9. Infrastructure
10. Reduced inequalities
11. Sustainable cities
12. Responsible consumption
13. Protect the planet
14. Life below water
15. Life on land
16. Peace and justice
17. Partnership for the goals
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Proponents of the Human Development Index
Amartya Sen and Mahbub ul Haq
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Individual/households whose income fall below the poverty threshold as defined by NEDA and/or cannot sustainably afford to provide for their basic needs of food, health, education, housing, and other essential amenities in life
Poor
30
Condition of a household below the food threshold level (food poor)
Absolute poverty
31
Portion of population whose annual per capita income falls below the annual per capita poverty threshold to the number of families/population
Poverty incidence
32
Annual per capita income required or the amount to be spent to satisfy nutritional requirements and other basic needs
Poverty threshold
33
Number of live births that occur within a population
Fertility
34
Refers to the occurrence of deaths in a population
Mortality
35
Number of dwelling units needed at the beginning of planning period
Housing backlog
36
One dwelling unit is shared by 2 or more households
Doubled-up household
37
New housing units are needed to replace those occupied, located in dangerous and uninhabitable areas
Displaced units
38
A parcel of land bounded on the sides by streets or alleys or pathways or other natural or man-made features, and occupied by or intended for buildings
Block
39
Shall mean an interest in real property consisting of a separate interest in a unit in a residential, industrial or commercial building and an undivided interest in common directly or indirectly, in the land on which it is located and in other common areas of the building. This may include, in addition, a separate interest in other portions of such real property
Condominium
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- One or more rooms that may be used as a residence, each unit having sleeping, cooking and toilet facilities.
- One or more habitable rooms designed or intended for use by 1 or more individuals as an independent and separate housekeeping establishment in which separate kitchen and sanitary facilities are provided for the exclusive use of such individual or individuals, with a private entrance from outside the building or from a common hallway or stairway inside the building
Dwelling unit
41
A dwelling unit completely surrounded by yards
Single detached
42
A dwelling unit with one side attached to a firewall
Single attached
43
A dwelling unit containing 2 separate living units each of which is separated from another by a firewall and provided with independent access
Duplex
44
Dwelling units containing 3 or more living units designed in such a way that they abut each other and are separated from each other by a firewall each unit provided with independent access.
Rowhouse
45
A dwelling, or portion thereof, providing complete living facilities for one family, including provisions for living, sleeping, cooking, eating, bathing and toilet facilities and laundry facilities, the same as a single-family dwelling
Living unit
46
A lot situated at the intersection of two or more streets
Corner lot
47
A lot fronting on one street and the remaining sides bounded by lot lines
Regular lot
48
A lot located at the inner portion of a block with a minimum of 3 meter wide access which forms part of the lot.
Interior lot
49
A lot bounded on two opposite sides by roads
Through lot
50
- Housing units which are within the affordability level of the average and low-income earners which is 30% of the gross family income as determined by NEDA
- Government-initiated sites and services development and construction of these housing projects in depressed areas
Economic and socialized housing
51
DepEd standard classroom-student ratio
1:50
52
Standard teacher-student ratio: kindergarten
1:30
53
Standard teacher-student ratio: elementary
1:45
54
Standard teacher-student ratio: secondary
1:40
55
Standard teacher-student ratio: college
1:25
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Standard teacher-student ratio: graduate school
1:15
57
Site requirements, pre-school: minimum lot area
500 sqm; 140 sqm for classroom, 360 sqm for playground
58
Site requirements, pre-school: classroom size
1.5 sqm per child
59
Site requirements, elementary and secondary: maximum distance
3 km walk or 30 minutes by PUV
60
Site requirements, elementary and secondary: distance from places of ill-repute, manufacturing/industrial plants, and military barracks
More than 200 meters
61
Site requirements, elementary and secondary: minimum classroom size
1.4 sqm
62
Site requirements, college: minimum area for site
7 ha
63
Hospitals: area for 25-bed capacity
1.5 ha
64
Hospitals: area for 100-bed capacity
1.5 ha
65
Hospitals: area for 200-bed capacity
2.5 ha
66
Hospitals: area for 300-bed capacity
3.5 ha
67
Standard ratio: municipal health officer to resident
1:20,000
68
Standard ratio: nurse to resident
1:20,000
69
Standard ratio: rural sanitary inspector to resident
1:20,000
70
Standard ratio: rural midwife to resident
1:5,000
71
Accessibility parameters for proposed hospitals: ___ away from existing government hospital
Equal to or more than 35 km
72
Accessibility parameters for proposed hospitals: ___ but ___ away by usual mode of travel from municipal hospital and RHU infirmary
Less than 35 km but more than 3 hours away
73
Catchment population: Less than 25,000
Extension hospital
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Catchment population: More than 25,000 but less than 75,000
Municipal hospital
75
Catchment population: 75,000 and above
District hospital
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Number of beds: RHU infirmary
5-10 beds
77
Number of beds: Extension hospital
10 beds
78
Number of beds: Municipal hospital
10-25 beds
79
Number of beds: District hospital
25-75 beds
80
Number of beds: Provincial/general hospital
100-250 beds
81
Number of beds: Regional hospital
300-500 beds
82
Ideal police-to-population ratio
1:500
83
Minimum police-to-population ratio
1:1,000
84
Number of fire station for each city/municipaloty
1 fire station
85
Fireman to resident ratio, for HUCs
1:500
86
Fireman to resident ratio, for other cities and municipalities
1:2,000
87
Recreation: sqm per resident for a park or plaza
500 sqm: 1,000 pax
88
Recreation: sqm per resident for an open playfield
5,000 sqm: 1,000 pax
89
Number of day care per barangay
1 day care
90
Minimum area requirement for day care center
2 sqm
91
Number of senior citizen care center per city/municipality
1 senior citizen care center
92
Minimum area requirement for senior citizen care center
500 sqm
93
Parks and playgrounds allocation for economic and socialized housing: percentage of gross area for 150 units per hectare and below
3.5%
94
Parks and playgrounds allocation for economic and socialized housing: percentage of gross area for 151 to 160 units per hectare
4%
95
Parks and playgrounds allocation for economic and socialized housing: percentage of gross area for 161 to 175 units per hectare
5%
96
Parks and playgrounds allocation for economic and socialized housing: percentage of gross area 176 to 200 units per hectare
6%
97
Parks and playgrounds allocation for economic and socialized housing: percentage of gross area for 201 to 225 units per hectare
7%
98
Parks and playgrounds allocation for economic and socialized housing: percentage of gross area for 225 units per hectare and above
9%
99
Minimum lot area for economic housing, single-detached
72 sqm
100
Minimum lot area for economic housing, single-attached
54 sqm
101
Minimum lot area for economic housing, rowhouse
36 sqm
102
Minimum lot area for socialized housing, single-detached
64 sqm
103
Minimum lot area for socialized housing, single-attached
48 sqm
104
Minimum lot area for socialized housing, rowhouse
32 sqm
105
Lot frontage for economic and socialized housing: single-detached, corner lot
8 m
106
Lot frontage for economic and socialized housing: single-detached, regular lot
8 m
107
Lot frontage for economic and socialized housing: single-detached, irregular lot
4 m
108
Lot frontage for economic and socialized housing: single-detached, interior lot
3 m
109
Lot frontage for economic and socialized housing: duplex/single-attached
6 m
110
Lot frontage for economic and socialized housing: rowhouse
4 m for economic housing, 3.5 m for socialized housing
111
For rowhouses, these shall be a maximum of ___ units per block, but not exceeding ___ in length
20 units, 100 m
112
Maximum block length
400 m
113
If block length exceeds ___, there shall be a ___ alley at midlength
250 m, 2 m alley
114
Minimum floor area requirement for economic housing
22 sqm
115
Minimum floor area requirement for socialized housing
18 sqm
116
Setback for the front
1.5 m
117
Setback for the side
1.5 m
118
Setback for the rear
2 m
119
Minimum liters per capita per day for the water supply
150 liters
120
For open-market and medium-cost housing: maximum saleable area
70%
121
For open-market and medium-cost housing: minimum non-saleable area
30%
122
Parks and playgrounds allocation for open-market and medium-cost housing: percentage of gross area for 20 units per hectare and below
3.5%
123
Parks and playgrounds allocation for open-market and medium-cost housing: percentage of gross area for 21 to 25 units per hectare
4%
124
Parks and playgrounds allocation for open-market and medium-cost housing: percentage of gross area for 26 to 35 units per hectare
5%
125
Parks and playgrounds allocation for open-market and medium-cost housing: percentage of gross area for 36 to 50 units per hectare
6%
126
Parks and playgrounds allocation for open-market and medium-cost housing: percentage of gross area for 51 to 65 units per hectare
7%
127
Parks and playgrounds allocation for open-market and medium-cost housing: percentage of gross area for 65 units per hectare and above
9%
128
Roads: main traffic artery
Major road
129
Roads: links minor to major roads
Collector road
130
Roads: direct access to lots
Minor road
131
Roads: for vehicular turns
Motor courts
132
Roads: for distribution of traffic among individual lots and activity centers
Service roads
133
Minimum lot area for open market housing, single-detached
120 sqm
134
Minimum lot area for open market housing, duplex/single-attached
96 sqm
135
Minimum lot area for open market housing, rowhouse
60 sqm
136
Minimum lot area for medium cost housing, single-detached
100 sqm
137
Minimum lot area for medium cost housing, duplex/single-attached
80 sqm
138
Minimum lot area for medium cost housing, rowhouse
50 sqm
139
Lot frontage for open-market and medium-cost housing: single-detached, corner lot
12 m
140
Lot frontage for open-market and medium-cost housing: single-detached, regular lot
10 m
141
Lot frontage for open-market and medium-cost housing: single-detached, irregular lot
6 m
142
Lot frontage for open-market and medium-cost housing: single-detached, interior lot
3 m
143
Lot frontage for open-market and medium-cost housing: duplex/single-attached
8 m
144
Lot frontage for open-market and medium-cost housing: rowhouse
4 m
145
Minimum floor area requirement for open market housing
42 sqm
146
Minimum floor area requirement for medium cost housing
30 sqm
147
Selling price for socialized housing
180,000 (old)
400,000 and below for vertical development
450,000 and below for horizontal development
148
Selling price for economic housing
500,000 (old)
| Above 450,000 to 1,700,000
149
Selling price for medium-cost housing
Above 500,000 to 2,000,000 (old)
| 1,700,000 to 4,000,000
150
Selling price for open-market housing
Above 2,000,000 (old)
| Above 4,000,000
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