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LUNHAW: The Journey to Climate Resiliency City Profile Top 5 Most Competitive City (2018) Most Resilient City (2018) Transshipment Hub, Educational Center, Banking and Business Hub of Northern Mindanao 4 th Metropolitan City

  1. LUNHAW: The Journey to Climate Resiliency

  2. City Profile Top 5 Most Competitive • City (2018) Most Resilient City • (2018) Transshipment Hub, • Educational Center, Banking and Business Hub of Northern Mindanao 4 th Metropolitan City by • 2022 Land Area 578.51 km 2 q 2 Congressional Districts, 80 Urban Population 675,950 (2015 Census) Barangays Density 11,684 per km 2 q 7 rivers and 5 creeks Annual Population 2.23 % Growth Rate q 21.062 km coastal line IRA Dependency -9.6 % (declining annually) q 20.43% forest cover (DENR, 2015)

  3. September 2, 2019 Photo Credit: CDODev.Com

  4. Cagayan de Oro Riverbasin Source: CDORBMC

  5. CDRA Data Base

  6. CDRA Dashboard for Findings

  7. Derived from the CDRA process; an output of the City’s risk database Issues/Challenges

  8. Urban Use (Flood) Risk Score and Elements per Land Use 6.65 Residential 4.89 14.20 Affected Value in Million Pesos ₱120,000 6.39 Millions Parks/Open Spaces 4.57 11.36 ₱100,000 Average of Risk 5.70 Min of Risk ₱80,000 Institutional 4.71 Max of Risk 4 12.27 ₱60,000 5 5.98 6 Industrial 4.71 ₱40,000 13.77 ₱20,000 6.20 Commercial 4.71 13.77 ₱0 Commercial Industrial Institutional Parks/Open Spaces Residential Sum of Affected Area (Hectares) (GIS Derived) Column Labels Row Labels Commercial Industrial Institutional Parks/Open Spaces Residential 4 (Occasional: Every 11-30 yrs) 160.56 63.67 55.25 7.65 626.66 5 (Moderate: Every 4-10 yrs) 277.09 110.07 44.77 12.15 1,007.40 6 (Frequent: Every 1-3 yrs) 104.52 16.06 13.51 161.63 1,126.76 Grand Total 542.16 189.79 113.53 181.42 2760.81

  9. Population (Flood) Although risk for Barangay 18 is higher than other barangays, Barangay 22 has a • much higher vulnerability score.

  10. NatRes Production (LandSlide) Similarly, Tablon has the highest risk score for Natural Resources, but Dansolihon • has the highest land area exposed to landslide (45%).

  11. Lifeline Utilities (Flood) Risk Category of Water 25 Facilities 22.5 22.5 22.5 22.5 21.875 20 Total Cost of Affected Pipes Per Barangay (In PhP) 15 120000 10 Total 100000 5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 0 … 80000 o n a n o g n z g g a u t i a e o d e u - l r h d l m n u b e n a n B B u a a a d r a P s a m T n n a C I r a c e a m F M a C 60000 Total Production Well 40000 Fernandez St.,CDOC 20000 Puerto Bugo 0 Camaman-an N A N N G O N N N N N G T G O N N A A O N G A A E A S A A I A T O O U D S - M N S P T R G A U O M M L N U G A N T A B Carmen L E N B T R O A G A U U P A P I A G I S I N A P M U A S G A K L P T C I A A A N I A C L A A C C P A B B M A S Bulua M A C Tablon Camaman-an has the highest risk score and • Macasandig Indahag highest cost of the affected area for water pipes

  12. Critical Point Facilities (Flood) Carmen has the highest number of critical facilities affected by moderate- and high • flood risk

  16. Decision Area: Barangays Puntod, 02, 03, 04, 06, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 32, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 Stimuli: 2-4°C increase in Mean Temperatures Exposure: 103has of Built-up Areas Sensitivity: Built-up areas are more than 70% of the area of Barangay and lack of Tree cover Adaptive Capacity: Not enough available open spaces, system not flexible to accommodate significant ground level interventions (road side greening). Building level interventions will be feasible depending on spending power of building owners. Vulnerability High risk, approximately 6% of the population will be severely affected

  17. Greenhouse Gas Inventory 2% Stationary 4% Combustion 5% ¢ Total net Transportation GHG 40% Electricity emission is Consumption 32% 1,101,438. 22 Solid Waste tons CO 2e Wastewater 17% Agriculture Source: Community-level GHG Inventory Report of Cagayan de Oro City, 2016

  18. As defined in Cagayan de Oro’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan Growth Areas

  20. Defined for each barangay exposed to high risk, taking into consideration technical findings Objectives

  21. Improved urban design in Decreased flooding flood-prone residential/ incidence in roads and commercial areas residential areas by covering 2020 – 20%, covering an area of 30% 2025- 50% with of the total exposed by monitoring conducted 2025. annually. Increased property insurance for residential Increased property areas 30% in 2021 insurance for residential/commercial areas by 50% in 2025. Strengthened functionality (Green Building of all reservoir/pipes Ordinance) during and after flooding events where disruption Improved and enhanced will be 6 hours. wetlands management as provided in the CLUP by Improved barangay Increased property 2025 capacity to capture insurance for residential, rainwater to avoid flood commercial and Improved barangay and introduce redundancy institutional by 50% in capacity to capture in water use covering 2025. rainwater to avoid flood 30% of the barangay area and introduce redundancy exposed. Increased property in water use covering insurance for residential, 30% of the barangay area commercial and exposed. Improved agricultural institutional by 50% in productivity by 10% 2025. yearly starting 2020 exposed. Improved resilience of all Improved barangay residential and capacity to capture Improved watershed commercial areas to flood rainwater to avoid flood management for the area impacts by 2020 – 20%; and introduce redundancy to benefit 2000 people in water use covering 2022- 30% ; 2024 – 40% living in and producing (Risk Score – baseline) 30% of the barangay area crops/livestock in the exposed. barangay. 10% by 2020; 20% by 2023 and 30% by 2025

  22. Improved urban design in Decreased number of flood prone residential population living in critical and comml areas flood-prone areas by 80% benefitting 50% of the in 2025 affected area Improved resilience of all Increased coverage of residential and livestock/crop insurance commercial areas to flood by 10%/yr starting 2020 impacts by 2020 – 20%, 2022 – 30% and 2024- Improved watershed 40% (Risk Score- management for the area baseline) to benefit 2000 people living in and producing Strengthened functionality crops/livestock in the of all reservoir/pipes barangay. 10% by 2020; during and after flooding 20% by 2023 and 30% by events where disruption Improved watershed 2025 will be 6 hours. management for the area to benefit 2000 people Improved barangay Improved barangay living in and producing capacity to capture capacity to capture crops/livestock in the rainwater to avoid flood rainwater to avoid flood barangay. 10% by 2020; and introduce redundancy and introduce redundancy 20% by 2023 and 30% by in water use covering in water use covering 2025 30% of the barangay area 30% of the barangay area exposed. exposed. Improved resilience of all residential and Improved agricultural Improved watershed commercial areas to flood productivity by 10% management for the area impacts by 2020 – 20%; yearly starting 2020 to benefit 2000 people 2022- 30% ; 2024 – 40% living in and producing (Risk Score – baseline) crops/livestock in the barangay. 10% by 2020; Increased property 20% by 2023 and 30% by insurance for residential, 2025 commercial and institutional by 50% in 2025. Improved barangay capacity to capture rainwater to avoid flood and introduce redundancy in water use covering 30% of the barangay area exposed.

  23. Improved resilience of all Strengthened functionality residential and of all reservoir/pipes commercial areas to flood during and after flooding impacts by 2020 – 20%; events where disruption 2022- 30% ; 2024 – 40% will be 6 hours. (Risk Score – baseline) Increased capacity of affected population (475) Strengthened functionality of all reservoir/pipes in building and during and after flooding maintaining flood resilient settlements events where disruption will be 6 hours. Increased number of Improved barangay alternate routes by 100% capacity to capture for at risk roads by 2021. rainwater to avoid flood and introduce redundancy Improved resilience of all in water use covering Improved barangay residential and capacity to capture 30% of the barangay area commercial areas to flood exposed. rainwater to avoid flood impacts by 2020 – 20%; and introduce redundancy 2022- 30% ; 2024 – 40% in water use covering Improved watershed (Risk Score – baseline) 30% of the barangay area management for the area exposed. to benefit 2000 people Strengthened functionality living in and producing of all reservoir/pipes crops/livestock in the Improved watershed during and after flooding barangay. 10% by 2020; management for the area events where disruption 20% by 2023 and 30% by to benefit 2000 people will be 6 hours. 2025 living in and producing crops/livestock in the Improved barangay barangay. 10% by 2020; capacity to capture 20% by 2023 and 30% by rainwater to avoid flood 2025 and introduce redundancy in water use covering 30% of the barangay area exposed.

  24. Formulated by the CDO-BCRUPD Technical Working Group considering the Climate Objectives Strategies

  28. Programs, Projects, Activities

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