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The document outlines the steps for integrating disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, and development planning into the Local Development Investment Program (LDIP) process. It involves considering risk and vulnerabilities in prioritizing projects, ensuring risk-informed goals guide investment potential analysis, and including disaster and climate costs in expenditure analysis. Conflict-compatibility-complementarity matrices and other tools can help determine how projects fulfill development visions and goals. The ranked project list is then matched to available resources, including potential DRR-CCA financing, in the investment plan and financing component.

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LDIP POWERPOINT Sa

The document outlines the steps for integrating disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, and development planning into the Local Development Investment Program (LDIP) process. It involves considering risk and vulnerabilities in prioritizing projects, ensuring risk-informed goals guide investment potential analysis, and including disaster and climate costs in expenditure analysis. Conflict-compatibility-complementarity matrices and other tools can help determine how projects fulfill development visions and goals. The ranked project list is then matched to available resources, including potential DRR-CCA financing, in the investment plan and financing component.

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44 DRR-CCA Integration Goal: Ensure risk-sensitive prioritization of Development

Investment Program

4 • Prepare Local Development Investment Program

Steps DRR-CCA Actions Process/ Tools that can be used

4.1 Pre-LDIP:
Preparation of project CDRA Results highlighted in the Project Brief Template
brief Project Briefs.

4.2 LDIP stream 1: Consider levels of risk


Screening and Conflict-Compatibility-
and vulnerabilities as a
prioritization of
criteria in prioritizing Complementarity Matrix
structured list of
PPAS PPAs
Steps DRR-CCA Actions

Consider levels of
risk and
vulnerabilities as a
criteria in
prioritizing PPAs

4.3 LDIP Stream 2:


Ensure that risk-informed
Determining investment
potential vision and goals are made
basis for
Steps DRR-CCA Actions Process/ Tools that can be used

4.3 LDIP
Stream 2: Conflict-Compatibility-
Determining Complementarity Matrix GAM using Vision with
investment DRR-CCA descriptor
potential

Include in the analysis of


historical expenditure the
Analysis and forecast of
costs due to disasters and revenue and
effects of climate expenditures
Steps DRR-CCA Actions Process/ Tools that can be used

Include in the analysis of Investment Financing


historical expenditure the Potential Form
costs due to disasters
and effects of climate
change. Review possible sources
of F
Ranked list of PPAs unds
4.4 LDIP Stream
3: Formulation of matched and allocated Budgeting and Financing
corresponding with available resources in the LDIP
LRMP and including potential DRR-
Financing Plan CCA financing options
(Annex E and F)
DEFINING CONCEPTS

Local development
Refers LGU’s mandates and responsibilities defined in the promotion of general welfare (Sec.
16) and provision of effective and efficient services and facilities (Section 17) of RA 7160.

Investment program
In public finance, is for utilizing the investible portion of the local budget earmarked for
financing the priority programs and projects in the annual investment plan.

Local development fund


Refers to the 20 percent of the internal revenue allocation of the LGU.
• The local development fund is that portion of the local budget
that is “plowed back” to the people in the form of programs,
projects and services.
It consists of the following:
a. 20% of the Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA)
b. Non-office maintenance and other operating expenses
c. Non-office capital outlay (draperies, microwave oven,
refrigerator and other equipment that are not essential for the
delivery of services of a particular office or department)
• The Local Development Investment Program (LDIP) serves as the
main instrument for CDP implementation.
• The investment program is the link between the plan and the budget
(Sec. 305 Ii), RA 7160). It consists of a list of programs and projects
with costs to be funded by the LGU and from external sources, within
the timeframe of three years.
• Based on the Guidelines for CDP Preparation, the LDIP preparation
involve a pre-activity of preparing the project briefs followed by three
streams:
• (1) screening and prioritization of structured list of PPAs,
• (2) determining investment potential and
• (3) formulating of corresponding Local Resource Mobilization
Program (LRMP) and Financing Plan
3 Project contributes greatly to the fulfillment of the goal or
vision
2 Project contributes moderately to the fulfillment of the goal or
vision
1 Project contributes slightly to the fulfillment of the goal or vision
0 Project does not contribute to the fulfillment of the goal or vision
-1 Project slightly inconsistent of the goal or vision
-2 Project moderately inconsistent of the goal or vision
-3 Project greatly contradicts the goal or vision

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