The document discusses development planning in the Philippines at the national, regional, provincial, and local levels. At the national level, the Philippine Development Plan (PDP) guides development over six years and reflects the administration's socioeconomic agenda. Regional development plans and provincial development and physical framework plans also guide development at lower levels. Comprehensive development plans at the city level outline priorities across sectors like economic development, social services, and infrastructure. The plans ensure coordination across levels of government to achieve long-term visions like Ambisyon Natin 2040.

1. NationaL
Development
Planning
11 August 2023

2. Long term
vision
• https://2040.neda.gov.ph/about-ambisyon-natin-2040/

8. Priority
sectors

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)

17. Regional development plans
• https://pdp.neda.gov.ph/rdp-
2023-2028/

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)

21. Local
plans

22. References
• https://dilg.gov.ph/PDF_File/reports_resources/dilg-reports-
resources-2017110_298b91787e.pdf
• https://enptinio.com/comprehensive-development-plans/
• NEDA
• https://ppdo.bohol.gov.ph/ppdofiles/PDPFP-Bohol_2016-
2028.pdf

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?