CAPABILITY BUILDING SEMINARS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING FOR ARCHITECTS May 5-7/12-14,2011 PDC Room 2nd Floor UAP Headquarters

PROGRAM DAY 1 May 05,2011 Registration Invocation National Anthem Welcome Remarks Inspirational Talk Primer to PDC CPE Capability Seminar Modules Introduction of Speaker Module 1 History, Concepts, Theories & Principles of Planning The basic factors that have influenced the development of cities and regions and including urban and regional planning concepts, theories and methods

8;15-12:15 Political, Geographical & Legal Settings: Definition, Scope and Characteristic Theories of Planning: Evolution, Goals, Concepts and Principles History/goals of planning Foundation of planning LUNCH BREAK 1:00-3:00 Nature and types of planning National, regional, local Economic, social and physical Short, medium and long term Macro and micro Strategic vis--vis indicative Comprehensive vis--vis incremental Rey Gabitan 3:15-3:30 Primer to Board Examination 330-5:30 Module 2: Planning Processes, Techniques and Strategies Area development planning Site planning and urban design Resource Persons: AM- EnP/Arch Rey Gabitan PM-EnP /Arch Rey Gabitan EnP Leah P.Dela Rosa

Day 02-May 6,2011 Invocation Welcome Remarks Introduction of Speakers 8:00-10:00 EIA system Pollution Control Law

Module 2: Planning Processes, Techniques and Strategies) 10:00-1200 Sectoral Planning (Health/Education/Housing Approaches in planning and developme Social Sector Approaches in social planning and development LUNCH BREAK 1:00-3:30 Planning Tools and Techniques Approaches/methodologies for plan preparation, I framework planning development planning, Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP), RPS strategic planning structure plan, action plan master plan, sector plan, etc. Demographics: Population concepts, methods and approaches Information Systems (GIS, MIS) Mapping Technologies Graphs GIS Cookbook(HLURB) (continuation of Module 2: Planning Processes, Techniques and Strategies) Area development planning Cultural heritage planning Urban renewal, redevelopment, regeneration and revitalization Integrated area or integrated rural development (IAD or IRD) New towns and other spatial districts (agro/eco villages) Industrial estates/economic zones development Watershed/river basin, coastal and waterfront development Protected areas Resource Persons: AM/- Engr Jethro Hipe EnPNora Diaz EnP Leah P.Dela Rosa

3:30-6:00

Day 03-May 07,2011 Invocation Welcome Remarks Introduction of Speakers 8:00-10:00 Module 2: Planning Processes, Techniques and Strategies) Land use planning Land classification/reclassification Land allocation/utilization Development controls and incentives

Module 3 Environmental Plan Implementation Legal Aspects and Administration Includes Plan implementation and enforcement , administrative institutional aspects of plan implementation project planning and development, monitoring and evaluation 10:00-12:00 Planning administration and professional practice Government machinery for planning Code of ethics, legal obligations/responsibilities Public interest and social justice Government procurement policy Preparation of contract documents Legal foundations for environmental planning practice Government and legal system Relevant provisions of the 1987 Constitution General environmental laws Philippine Environmental Policy Philippine Environmental Code Civil Code provisions (Property Law) LUNCH BREAK 1:00-2:30 Local Government Code

International environmental commitments 230--5:30 PM Laws related to land, air, water Network of Integrated Protected Area Systems Law Agrarian Reform Law Clean Air Act Solid Waste Management Act Indigenous Peoples Right Act Human Habitat Sanitation Code Human settlements, land use and zoning laws Cultural heritage laws

Disaster Risk Management

Local governance Constitutional provisions Powers and responsibilities of local officials relating to environmental management EnP Glo Teodoro EnP Leah Dela Rosa Day 04-April 14,2011 Invocation Welcome Rematks Introduction of Speaker (continuation of Module 2: Planning Processes, Techniques and Strategies) 8:00-12:00 Sectoral Planning (Cont) Infrastructure and utilities Energy Natural resources

LUNCH BREAK 1:00-5:00 Economic Sector (agriculture, fisheries, forestry, industry, tourism, etc.) - General Theories and Development and Underdevelopment Regional Economic Development Theories Analytical models and techniques for measuring regional economic development Policy planning and Implementation of the economic Subsectors

Module 3 Environmental Plan Implementation Legal Aspects and Administration Includes Plan implementation and enforcement , administrative institutional aspects of plan implementation project planning and development, monitoring and evaluation Financing and budgeting systems Local taxation and revenue generation Resource allocation Financial requirements/capital improvement program Private Financing Initiatives (eg. BOT) Comprehensive investment programming system Resource Person: EnP Mike Quiguio

Day 05 May 13 Invocation Welcome Remarks Introduction of Speaker Module 1 History, Concepts, Theories & Principles of Planning(Continuation)

8:00-10:00 City Growth and Spatial Planning Theories human settlements pattern image, urban form and functions of the city urban ecological processes and City growth theories Issues and trends of urbanization cities and urban areas : Planning and development Regional Planning and Development Delineation and rationale Analysis/objectives/targets regional/local governments: characteristics Strategies and Policies developmental issues: Intra-and Inter-regional Module 2 10:00-12:00 Planning Processes, Techniques and Strategies(Cont) Overview of the Planning Process Planning processes, problem/opportunity definition, goal setting, policy formulation, generating alternative strategies, programming,. Planning analyses Institutional Framework for Planning in the Philippines

LUNCH BREAK Module 3 Environmental Plan Implementation Legal Aspects and Administration Includes Plan implementation and enforcement , administrative institutional aspects of plan implementation project planning and d evelopment, monitoring and evaluation 1:00-3:00 Project planning, management and implementation Project cycle management approach Project monitoring/evaluation Logical framework analysis/tools for project planning design/management Feasibility analysis

Day 06 May 14,,2011 Module Assessment Invocation Welcome Remarks 8:10-5:820 Primer on the EnP Board Examination 8:20- 11:45 Modules Assessment and Evaluation 11:45 LUNCH Distribution of Certificates Closing Program