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LGU PROFILE Distance 532 kms. South of Manila Total Land Area 20,437.10 has. Barangays 70 Barangays ( 45 / 25 ) Natl. Census 2015 196,639 population Terrain Plain to rolling to hilly Total Land Use Agricultural
TURNING POINT Typhoon Reming in 2006 1,079,891 total; 204,991 families; 1,478 casualties Php1,519,411,829.00 damages in properties, agriculture & infrastructure
PLANS DRRM/CCAM Plan 2013-2017 CLUP & CDP 2009-2018 MTPIP 2019-2021 and AIP 2019 Other THEMATIC PLANS COMMUNITY-BASED EVIDENCE-BASED TECHNOLOGY PARTICIPATORY GENDER-SENSITIVE
RATIONALE Local Government Code of 1991 (RA 7160) Climate Change Act of 2009 (RA 9729) PDRRM Act of 2010 (RA 10121) People’s Survival Fund of 2012 (RA 10174) PhilippineAgenda 21 for Sustainable Dev. Sendai Framework for DRR 2015-2030 Addis Ababa Action Agenda 2015 SustainableDevelopment Goals 2015-2030 Paris ClimateChange Agreement 2015
CLIMATE AND DISASTER RISK ASSESSMENT Increasing Increasing Climate Extremes Temperature Seasonal Rainfall Increase in Wildfires due to typhoon wind and Heat Stroke Coral Bleaching El Niño & Dry intensity Days Flooding Agri. Pests & Hydro Met Landslide & Disease Diseases Hazards Erosion Outbreak Lahar due to torrential rains Sea Level Rise Earthquake Fire Transport Volcanic Hazards Hazards Mishaps Hazards
NATURAL HAZARDS HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL GEOLOGICAL § Tropical Cyclone/Depression § Earthquakes - Strong Winds - Ground Shaking - Flooding - Liquefaction* - Rain-induced Landslide - Earthquake-induced Landslide* - Storm Surge - Tsunami* - Mudflow/Lahar Ground Subsidence* § Thunderstorm & Lightning § Tornadoes (Waterspout) § Volcanic Eruption - Pyroclastic Flow - Lava Flow - Ashfall
MAN-MADE HAZARDS FIRE TRANSPORT MISHAPS DISEASE OUTBREAK AGRICULTURAL PESTS & DISEASES TERRORISM
PROJECTED CHANGES IN CLIMATE VARIABLES TEMPERATURE NO. OF HOT DAYS 1971-2000: 26.9 0 C 1971-2000: 27 2020: 28.1 0 C 2020: 683 2050: 30.3 0 C 2050: 1,393 SEASONAL RAINFALL NO. OF DRY DAYS 1971-2000: 941.3mm 1971-2000: 6,219 2020: 1,001.5mm 2020: 3,698 2050: 951.6mm 2050: 3,811 EXTREME DAILY SEA LEVEL RISE RAINFALL >300mm 1947-2009: 0.54 m 1971-2000: 1 day 2010-2109: 1.08 m 2020: 4 days 2050: 11 days Source: US Natl. Oceanic & Atmospheric Adm., Mean Sea Level Trend for Legazpicity, Phil.
CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ELEMENTS AT RISK HLURB § Population CDRA § Natural-resource based production areas § Critical point facilities § Urban use areas § Infrastructure and utilities DILG SECTORS & VAAM SUB-SECTORS (CHAWFBEEETISM) CCA-DRVR Climate Variables (Temperature, Seasonal Rainfall, Climate Extremes, Sea Level Rise)
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19 Coastal Barangays Storm Surge, Sea Level Rise & Tsunami IDENTIFIED 25 Urban Barangays + DECISION 3 Southern Barangays AREAS Moderate to Severe Flooding 11 Northern Barangays + 2 Urban Barangays Moderately - Highly Prone to Lahar/Mudflow 14 Near South & Southeastern Barangays Moderate Drought
LOCAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION PLAN 2018-2020 Responsibility Amount Program/Project/Activity Center (PhP) Resiliency thru Intensive IECs on: - Renewable Energy - CC-sensitive technologies - Environment-friendly alternatives CMO-CDRRMD 500,000.00 - Climate-resilient Infra Others Community-based Climate Change Risk Assessment, Mapping, Analysis and Monitoring - Establishment of Database System for CMO-CDRRMD 2,000,000.00 Climate Information - Mapping thru Geographic Information CMO-CDRRMD 1,000,000.00 System
LOCAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION PLAN 2018-2020 Responsibility Amount Program/Project/Activity Center (PhP) - Climate Change Risk Assessment CMO-CDRRMD 1,000,000.00 - CCAM Capacity Building & Research CMO-CDRRMD 500,000.00 Activities Risk Financing Schemes - Fisheries, Livestock and Agriculture 200,000.00 - Financing Windows for the Community CMO-CDRRMD/ 3,000,000.00 (credits, calamity loans thru rural banks, City Agri./ City FCs, etc.) Vet. - IEC on Availing Risk Financing 50,000.00 Climate-Responsive Food Production Systems - Establishment of Climate Eco-Gardens City Agri 1,500,000.00 - Upland Rice Production 1,000,000.00 - High Value Crop Production 1,000,000.00
LOCAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION PLAN 2018-2020 Responsibility Amount Program/Project/Activity Center (PhP) - Livestock and Fowl Production City Vet 1,000,000.00 - Fishery Production City Agri 1,000,000.00 - Marine Ecosystem Int. Coastal 1,000,000.00 Resource Mgt. Barangay River Bank Stabilization Program City Env. Office 1,600,000.00 Coastal Resource Management - Coral Rehabilitation and Expansion 1,000,000.00 - Mangrove Tree Growing in Coastal Int. Coastal 800,000.00 Barangays Resource Mgt. - Seagrass Rehabilitation and Expansion 300,000.00 Micro-Water Shield and Water Resource City Env. Office/ 2,500,000.00 Protection Leg. Water District
LOCAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION PLAN 2018-2020 Responsibility Amount Program/Project/Activity Center (PhP) Feasibility Study on the Establishment of City Env. Office 15,000,000.00 Renewable Energy Farms City The Greening of Legazpi City Hall Engineering/ 5,000,000.00 UAP/PICE Preservation of the City’s Natural Drains & City Eng’g/ 15,000,000.00 Wetlands UAP/PICE Establishment of Rainwater Impounding CMO- Systems in City Government Buildings & CDRRMD/CEO/ 4,000,000.00 Barangays UAP/PICE Emissions/GHG Accounting & Inventory for City Env. Office/ 1,000,000.00 Entity & Community CMO-CDRRMD Barangay Forest Carbon Project CMO-CDRRMD/ 2,000,000.00 City Env. Office
LOCAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION PLAN 2018-2020 Responsibility Amount Program/Project/Activity Center (PhP) Revitalization of Urban Rivers City Env. Office/ - Sagumayon River City 20,000,000.00 - Macabalo River Engineering/ 30,000,000.00 - Yawa River UAP City Establishment of Urban Forests and Open Engineering/ 15,000,000.00 Spaces UAP/PICE Constructionof Additional Cells for the City City Env. Office/ 50,000,000.00 Sanitary Landfill City Engineering City Env. Office/ Legazpi City Water Septage System City Engineering
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