Managing urbanization under a decentralized governance framework /
edited by Rosario G. Manasan.
- Makati City, Philippines: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2002.
- xx, 402 pages: illustrations; 23 cm.
- 1 .
Part 1; Analyses -- Chapter 1: Financing and Delivery of Urban Services in the Philippines: An Overview -- Chapter 2: Metropolitan Arrangements in the Philippines: Passing Fancy or the Future Megatrend? -- Chapter 3: Environmental and Natural Resources Management: Lessons from City Program Innovations -- Chapter 4: Health Management: Strategies from Selected Cities -- Chapter 5: Local Effort in Housing Provision -- Part II: Case Studies -- Chapter 1: Closing the Urban Fiscal Gap: An Overview -- Chapter 2: Metropolitan Arrangements in the Philippines: An Overview -- Case Studies of Metropolitan Arrangements -- Owning the Metropolitan Vision: The Case of BLIST -- Setting an Institutional Framework for Metropolitan Management: Metro Cebu -- Providing a Metropolitan Perspective to Development Planning: Cagayan de Oro -- Metro Naga: A Continuing Challenge of Local Autonomy and Sustainability -- Metro Iloilo: A Struggle for Acceptance and Organization -- Metro Davao: In Search of Metropolitan Definitions -- Governance and Urban Development: Case Study of Metro Manila -- Chapter 3: Health Management Strategies of Selected Cities -- Case Studies of Health Management Strategies -- Reaching Out: Gingoog City s Total Integrated Development Approach (G-TINDA) -- Puerto Princesa City s Satellite Clinics: A Curative Rural Network -- Emergency Rescue Naga: An LGU-Managed Emergency Rescue Project -- People Power at Work: The Case of Surigao City s Primary Health Care (PHC) Federated Women s Club -- Financing and Delivery of Health and Sanitation Services: A Case Study of Cotabato City -- Lapu-lapu City s Partnership for Health -- Olongapo: A Health City -- Butuan City: A Consistent regional Winner in Nutrition -- About the Authors
"Managing urbanization under a decentralized governance framework (volume 1) is the first of two volumes on urban management. It documents the urbanization process in selected Philippine cities in the context of a decentralized environment for governance resulting from the passage of the local government code of 1991. It shows the impacts of decentralization on the way governance takes place at the local level, and how urbanization, which has impinged heavily on the fiscal condition of the various localities, is being managed. More importantly, this volume provides snapshots of the innovative ways by which city local government units (CLGUs). - given the greater autonomy accorded to them by the code and amid fiscal constraints-have successfully addressed social, economic and environmental issues and problems, and other diseconomics associated with urbanization that could negate its positive effects." -- From the Book
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Urbanization--Case studies.--Philippines Local government--Philippines. Cities and towns--Case studies.--Philippines Community development, Urban--Social aspects--Philippines.