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City Development Strategies Report | 1
CDS 2008
CITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES IN THE PHILIPPINES:
AN ENABLING PLATFORM FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE AND
IMPROVING SERVICE DELIVERY
The CDS3 Project is a technical assistance grant funded by Cities Alliance and
supported by the Asian Development Bank,Japan International Cooperation
Agency, UN-Habitat, and the World Bank. The CDS project was developed
in response to the need to introduce an integrated, comprehensive, and
participatory approach to urban management. Founded on the principles
Tanauan City
B ATA N G A S , P H I L I P P I N E S
of livability, bankability, competitiveness and good governance, the CDS
process guides the cities in the preparation of comprehensive, long- CIT Y DEVELOPMENT An Enabling Platform
term development strategies, where the city government involves local STRATEGIES IN for Good Governance and
stakeholders in the entire strategic planning process-assessment, visioning, THE PHILIPPINES improving Service Delivery
strategy formulation and project prioritization and capital investment
planning-through a series of consultations.
The World Bank implemented the pilot phase in the 1999 with 7 cities.
Since then, the League of Cities of the Philippines, carried out 2 succeeding
phases, which expanded the program to 58 cities in all. In 2001, the Up-
scaling Poverty Focused City Development Strategies (CDS2) covered
31 new cities. In 2005, the project CDS in the Philippines: An Enabling
Platform for Good Governance and Improving Service Delivery (CDS3)
added 15 new cities to the roster of CDS cities in the Philippines. Under
the preparation grant for the City Development and Investment Project,
the League also carried out CDS for 5 new cities. As of 2008, 64 of 120 cities
have participated in the CDS program, including 3 cities assisted by ADB
under the Cities without Slums Project (Caloocan, Quezon and Taguig),
and the 3 cities that participated in the Local Environmental Planning and
Management Project of the UNDP (Lipa, Cagayan de Oro and Tagbilaran).
For more information on CDS, you may visit http:www.cdsea.org Sonia Torres- Aquino, Mayor
Mr. Benjamin A. Carandang
Contact Atty. Virginia Castillo
Mayor : Hon. Sonia T. Aquino Ms. Jahleene M. Agojo
Address : City Hall, Mt. View Subdivision, Poblacion
4232 Tanauan City, Batangas
Tel. Nos. : (043) 7781902; 7782502
Fax No. : (043) 7781096
C I T Y D E V E L O P M E N T S T R AT E G I E S R E P O R T
PREFACE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The City of Tanauan is grateful for being part of the City Development
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Strategy (CDS) project. Our team in the city government has greatly
benefited from participating in its activities, trainings and workshops as Selected Urban Karte IndicatorS
well as from the support we received from its group of consultants.
Introduction 1
The city’s participation in the CDS process has enabled the city’s
policymakers and stakeholders to jointly develop a common short and Situation Analysis 6
long term vision as well as in identifying social, economic, environmental,
urban and governance issues based on the present indicators of the city. Livability 6
A17 Estimated Employment by Industry Sector ADDITIONAL DATA (from the survey)
B Secondary (manufacturing, mining, processing) No data available 2 Performance of elementary children in NAT No data available
C Tertiary (services, banking, insurance, wholesale/retail No data available 3 Performance of high school children in NAT No data available
trade) 4 Percentage of participation of Local Special Bodies No data available
A18 What are the City’s geographical advantages? (LSBs) in public hearings conducted
A Regional/provincial center no 5 Presence of ELA (if yes, proceed to questions 6 and 7; No data available
if no, proceed to question 8)
B Accessibility to an airport of international standards yes
6 Percentage of Projects implemented from ELA No data available
C Accessibility to a port of international standards yes derived from CLUP
Strategically located
near Batangas Port 7 Percentage of Projects implemented from AIP No data available
derived from ELA
D Others (please describe)
8 No. of registered small and medium industries (2001 No data available
L1 % of HH with access to piped water (level 3) 80.00%
vs 2005 for all types)
L11 Cohort survival rate for elementary (2005) 77%
9 Number of barangays practicing segregation at No data available
L14 Cohort survival rate for high school (2005) 85% source and served by an MRF
L30 Infant mortality rate 0.20% 10 Percent of waste generated diverted from disposal No data available
L41 Crime solution efficiency rate No data available 11 Presence of sanitary landfill
L45 Number of HH living in informal settlements No data available
C18 Building permits issued within the last 5 years
A Residential No data available
B Commercial No data available
C Agricultural No data available
D Institutional No data available
C29 Unemployment rate (2001 vs. 2005) No data available
C32 % population with undergraduate degree No data available
B3 % Total Debt Servicing Needs to Total Regular Income No data available
B4 % of savings to expenditures (2007) No data available
FP2 - B Per Capita Allocation to Health Services No data available
FP2 - D Per Capita Allocation to Education Sector No data available
INTRODUCTION
Tanauan is located on the northeastern part of Batangas province. It
is bounded on the north by the Province of Laguna, northwest by the
Municipality of Malvar, southwest by the shores of Taal Lake, and in the
east by the Municipality of Santo Tomas.
In 1996, Tanauan became a first class municipality and after five years
became a city. By virtue of Republic Act 9005, which was signed into law
by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on February 2, 2001 and through a
plebiscite held on March 10, 2001, the proposed city hood was duly ratified
and approved.
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Luzon
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Visayas F E
A. Tarlac
B. Pampanga
C. Quezon I
D. Rizal
E. Laguna
F. Cavite
G. Zambales
I. Pangasinan
Tanauan City
Mindanao
Tanauan City
Calatagan
Batangas City
Lucena City
Tanauan City
The tourism industry in Tanauan is very limited with only the Mabini Vision & City Brand
and Laurel shrines to visit. However, Belle Corporation, the developer of
Tagaytay Highlands and Tagaytay Midland and a major player in the resort The City of Tanauan continues to pride itself as the “THE STAR OF
industry has heavily invested in Tanauan. Its Tanauan Lakeland project is CALABARZON.” It’s vision for the next ten years is:
complete with golf course, hotels, conference center, spas, marine and high-
“Tanauan City, the Star of Calabarzon in sustainable agricultural,
end housing. Puerto Atalaya, a 15-hectare subdivision resort development
industrial, commercial, and tourism development; people
cum boat and country club is pioneering in the development of tourism in
empowerment and well-being; and good governance.”
the shores of Taal Lake.
In support of this vision, the City’s mission states:
BANKABILITY
“Tanauan City vigorously pursues sustainable agricultural, industrial,
The City of Tanauan has been experiencing steady growth in revenue since commercial, and tourism development; attracts people and
its creation as a city with total revenue increasing from P248M in 2002 to capital through world-class infrastructures, quality environment,
P363M in 2006. Tanauan City therefore qualifies as a first class city. The and progressive policies; empowers its people for livelihood, civic
revenue contribution from IRA has consistently been going down from responsibility, and values enhancement; and promotes citizens’ well-
64% in 2002 to 53% in 2006, indicative of the city’s capacity to generate being through affordable quality education, housing, health, and
its revenue internally from business taxes, economic enterprises and real other social services; under a regime of good governance.”
property taxes. The potential for continuous increase in income maybe
generated largely from efficient collection in business, property and Strategies
economic enterprises.
1. Prepare a road map for the growth and development of Tanauan in the
21st century through a master city plan covering all sectors and areas
GOOD GOVERNANCE
of the city. The output of a master city plan is a detailed sectoral and
The City Development Council and City School Board have private sector spatial city plan complete with land use plan and zoning ordinance.
representation who are not only competent but also active participants
in the preparation of the development fund and special education funds
but also includes the infrastructure; manpower and; peace and order 4. Tanauan Parks and 40 5 5 10 10 -
support to the investors. Garden
6. Create the economic social environmental and administrative 9. Gateway Fish Port and 20 10 10 - - -
Cargo Vessel
atmosphere that will attract the private capital investment inflow to
the city. The program calls for the active participation of the private 10. Gateway Tourist Pier and 70 20 50 - - 10
Cruise Boat
sector as the main engine of socio-economic growth of the city.
11. By Pass Road 50 10 10 10 10 -