14. Philippine Development Plan
• At the start of each Administration
• National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) leads and coordinates
consultation process and preparation of new medium-term development
plan
• PDP is the government’s guide to development planning for six years
• Reflects government’s socioeconomic policies, strategies and programs in
support of the development agenda of the President
• Formulated in collaboration with government agencies, private sector,
LGUs, and others
15. Why the need for development
planning?
• To develop a shared vision of where the country should be headed in
the future
• Develop a program of action to achieve this vision
• Ensure that government resources are used to achieve the country’s
goals and objectives
16. Development plans at different
levels
• Philippine Development Plan
• Regional Development Plan
• Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan
• Comprehensive Development Plan (city level)
18. development &
physical
framework plan
• Formulated at provincial level
• Merges previous separate provincial physical framework plan and provincial
development plan
• To avoid the disconnect between the spatial and sectoral plans and between
medium and long-term concerns
• Example: Bohol Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan
• https://ppdo.bohol.gov.ph/plan-reports/development-plans/provincial-
development-physical-framework-plan/
• Contains the long-term vision of the province, identifies development goals,
strategies, objectives/targets
• Serves as inputs to the provincial investment programming, budgeting and plan
implementation
19. Comprehensive development
plan
• Medium-term sectoral plan of local government
• Covers 6 years
• Outlines how local government will develop its land for different uses
through priority programs, projects and activities
• Covers 5 development sectors
• Physical (environmental)
• Institutional
• Economic
• Social
• Infrastructure
20. CLUP vs CDP
• CDP is a sectoral plan; contains priority cross-sectoral programs and projects for
land uses provided/allocated in the CLUP
• Local development council is responsible for developing and updating the CDP
• CLUP is a spatial plan which is developed and updated by the Local Sanggunian
• CDP is reviewed by the Provincial Development Council to ensure alignment with
higher-level development plans (i.e., Provincial Development and Physical
Framework Plan, Regional Development Plan, Philippine Development Plan)
• CLUP is reviewed by Provincial Land Use Committee (component cities and
municipalities) and Regional Land Use Committee (highly urbanized and
independent cities)
23. Assignment – to be presented on
18 August 2023
• From the Ambisyon 2040, pick one (1) specific aspiration of this long-
term vision and present (via powerpoint slides) your analysis guided
by these questions:
• What are the challenges facing the Philippines in achieving this aspiration?
• How does the Philippine Development Plan propose to achieve this
aspiration?
• Are the strategies, plans and programs in the PDP achievable?
• If not, how could this aspiration be achieved?
