Step 1 – Organize
·
Incorporate the conduct of the CDRA in the
work and financial plan
·
Organize key sectoral representatives who
will participate in the CDRA
Step 2 – Identify stakeholders
·
Include local stakeholders and
representatives from the hazard mapping agencies who will participate and
assist in the CDRA
Step 3 – Set the Vision
·
Fine tuning of vision descriptors and
success indicators based on the relevant findings from the CDRA
Step 4 – Analyze the situation
·
Enhanced understanding of climate and
disaster risks affecting the locality
·
Priority decision areas based on risk
evaluation
·
Policy interventions/options with emphasis
on Risk Management Options
·
Adjusted land demand to account for
backlogs due to risks and vulnerabilities
·
Analysis of land supply and
suitability-based climate change and possible impacts on the severity and
frequency of natural hazards.
Step 5 – Set the goals and objectives
·
Specific targets/indicators to address
current risks
·
Goals, objectives and success indicators
related to future planned disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation
Step 6 – Establish Development Thrust and
Spatial Strategies
·
Incorporate climate change adaptation and
disaster risk reduction concerns in evaluating development thrust and spatial
strategy options
·
Ensuring selected development thrust and
spatial strategies account for the future climate change scenario and its
possible impacts to the severity and frequency of natural hazards
Step 7 – Prepare the Land Use Plan
·
Climate and disaster risk sensitive land
use allocation/spatial location
·
Applying risk reduction approaches (risk
avoidance, mitigation, transfer and retention in designing the land use scheme
and land use policy development
·
Menu of programs and projects for disaster
risk reduction and climate change adaptation
Step 8 – Draft the Zoning Ordinance
·
Establishing hazard overlay zones and
priority risk management zones/districts
·
Zoning regulations to reduce risks by
applying risk reduction approaches such as density control, hazard resistant
building design standards, site development standards, and additional development
requirements
·
Consultation with hazard experts and
stakeholders in the identification of zoning regulations
Step 9 – Conduct Public Hearing
·
Consultation with stakeholders on the
acceptability of proposed risk management options
Step 10 – Review, Adopt and Approve the
CLUP and ZO
·
Ensure identified risk management options
to effectively address current and prevent future risks are translated in the
CLUP and ZO;
·
Inviting representatives from agencies
involved in DRR-CCA (i.e. hazard mapping agencies, Provincial DRRMO, Provincial
CCO) during the review and approval process
Step 11 – Implement the CLUP and ZO
·
Strengthen the support institutional structures,
systems and procedures for enforcement and monitoring
·
Program and project assessment, prioritization
and development
·
Budgetary support/requirements
·
Information, Education and Communication
Campaign
·
Interface with other local level plans to
implement DRR-CCA agenda
Step 12 – Monitor and Evaluate the CLUP
and ZO
·
Identification of risk reduction and
climate change adaptation monitoring parameters and procedures
·
PPAs impact monitoring and evaluation
Reference: CLUP
Supplemental Guidelines on Mainstreaming Climate and Disaster Risks in the
Comprehensive Land Use Plan 2014, HLURB,
p. 26
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