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1 DEVELOPMENT PLANNING 1 The Metro Manila Council 3 Formulation of the Metro Manila Greenprint 2030 5 Regional Budget Review for Fiscal Year 2013 6 Public Investment Program 6 Evaluation of Development Projects 6 Issuance of RDC-NCR Clearance for Excavation 6 TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT 7 Design and Construction of Pedestrian Footbridges 8 Geometric Improvement along Commonwealth Avenue 8 Improvement of Perimeter Wall of Underpass (Wall Tiling) 9 Mobile Metrobase 10 Construction of Rotundas 10 Single Ticketing System 11 EDSA Motorcycle (Blue) Lanes 12 Anti-Kotong Initiatives 13 Anti-Colorum and Out-of-Line Operations 13 Vehicle Tagging 14 E-Tagging inside 14 Metro Solusyon Website 15 Performance-Based Reward and Incentive Program 15 LED Board 16 Traffic Education and Training 17 Modified Truck Ban for the 45th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors ADB 18 FLOOD CONTROL AND SEWERAGE MANAGEMENT 18 Operation and Maintenance of Flood Control Facilities 18 Regular Dredging, Desilting & Declogging Activities 19 Regular Flood Control Activities and Estero Blitz 20 Flood Control Bayanihan Zone Alliance 21 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AND MANAGEMENT 23 URBAN RENEWAL, ZONING AND LAND USE PLANNING AND SHELTER SERVICES 23 The Metro Ko, Love Ko! Program 24 Metropolitan Manila Re-Greening Program 25 MMDA Socialized Housing Project 25 Billboard Campaign 26 The KNOxOUT Project : EDSA 27 HEALTH AND SANITATION, URBAN PROTECTION AND POLLUTION CONTROL 27 Anti-Smoking Drive: The Bloomberg Project 27 Anti-Littering 28 Anti-Smoke Belching Operation 29 Lingap sa Barangay 30 PUBLIC SAFETY 30 Emergency Response 30 Roadside Clearing Operations 31 Disaster Rescue, Relief & Rehabilitation Operations Outside Metro Manila 32 Disaster Preparedness and Response 32 Oplan Metro Yakal 33 Inventory of Equipment and Tools for Disaster Response Operations 34 Metro Manila Emergency Volunteer Corps 34 2012 RP-US Balikatan Exercises 35 Disaster Management Skills Training 36 OTHER SERVICES 36 MMDA Official Website 36 Social Networking Accounts 37 MMDA-GMA Tie-Up For Traffic News 37 Metro Manila Traffic Navigator 39 Special Program for Employment of Students 40 MMDA Workers Inn 40 Street Dwellers Care Program 41 Implementation of the MMDA Roadside Maintenance Program 41 Metro Manila Film Festival 42 International Relations 1 PERFORMANCE RATINGS OF THE METROPOLITAN MANILA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY October 2000 to March 2012 MMDA, under the leadership of Chairman Francis N. Tolentino recorded a historical high performance approval rating of 64.1% according to Pulse Asia Survey done in March 2012. This feat surpassed the highest recorded approval rating by the agency under then Chairman Bayani F. Fernando at 60% accomplished three (3) times in April 2003, June 2004 and March 2005. On the other hand the disapproval rating of the agency was significantly reduced at 11% compared with the 20% in November last year. Source: Pulse Asia March 2012 Notes: (1) % Approve = 100% Truly Approve plus % Approve; % Disapprove = % Disapprove plus % Truly Disapprove. (2) Figure may not add up to 100% due rounding off or to Don’t Know and Refuse response 1 MMDA Accomplishment Report January - April 2012 Development Planning The Metro Manila Council The Metro Manila Council (MMC) is the governing board and policy-making body of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA). It is headed by the MMDA Chairman composed of the 17 Metro Manila Mayors, the President of the Metro Manila Vice-Mayors League and the President of the Metro Manila Councilors League. Under the current leadership, the Council members set aside party affiliations, demonstrating a sense of urgency and unity in dealing with Metro Manila‘s common urban challenges. The MMC has been making major policy decisions as a collegial body, demonstrating support to the agency‘s programs and projects. During the Metro Manila Council/ RDC-NCR Meeting held last 26 January 2012 at the Pasay City Hall From 1 January to 30 April 2012, the MMC approved the issuances of the following: Joint Circular Joint Metro Traffic Circular No 12-01, series of 2012 ―Guidelines on the Implementation of the Uniform Ticketing System in Metro Manila” Memorandum Circular Memorandum Circular No. 01, series of 2012 ―Implementation of MMDA Resolution No. 12-01, Series of 2012, “Establishing a Motorcycle Lane along Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA)” Development Planning 1 MMDA Accomplishment Report January - April 2012 Development Planning Resolutions MMDA Resolution No. 12-01, series of 2012 ―Establishing a Motorcycle Lane along Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue” MMDA Resolution No. 12-02, series of 2012 ―Adopting a Uniform Ticketing System and the Establishment of a System of Interconnectivity among Government Instrumentalities involved in the Transport and Traffic Management in Metro Manila” MMDA Resolution No. 12-03, series of 2012 ―Approving the Study, Implementation, and Enforcement by MMDA of an Electronic Vehicle Tagging System for Public Utility Vehicles (PUVs) using Global Positioning System, Radio Frequency Identification, Near-field Communication, and other similar Communication Technologies” MMDA Resolution No. 12-04, series of 2012 “Affirming and Ratifying MMDA Resolution No. 11-29, Series of 2011 Entitled “Affirming and Ratifying MMDA Memorandum Circulars Numbered 05-A, 8, 9, and 15, Series of 2011 and Memorandum Circular Nos. 08-A, 20, and 21, Series of 2011” MMDA Resolution No. 12-05, series of 2012 ―Urging the Local Government Units (LGUs) in Metro Manila to Formulate a Climate Change Action Plan” MMDA Resolution No. 12-06, series of 2012 ―Authorizing the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to Endorse the Metro Manila Skybridge Project to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) for Funding and Implementation” MMDA Resolution No. 12-07, series of 2012 “Fully Supporting the EDSA Makeover Project of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)” MMDA Resolution No. 12-08, series of 2012 ―Fully Supporting the Metro-wide Re-greening Program of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)” MMDA Resolution No. 12-09, series of 2012 “Urging the Local Government Units in Metro Manila to implement a 5-year Resettlement Program for the Informal Settler Families (ISFs) in their Respective Localities” MMDA Resolution No. 12-10, series of 2012 ―Fully Supporting the Philippine Design Week Celebrating the Metro Manila Design Festival (MMDF) every Third Week of March and October every Year” MMDA Resolution No. 12-11, series of 2012 ―Requesting the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) for Five (5) Ambulance Vehicles and Allocating the Necessary Funds for its Maintenance” Development Planning 2 MMDA Accomplishment Report January - April 2012 Development Planning Formulation of the Metro Manila Greenprint 2030 The Metro Manila Greenprint 2030 is a two-decade plan that will provide the development framework and regional spatial strategies for the metropolis. An environmental-united blueprint, the Greenprint will guide the form of the urban region to ―trunk‖ infrastructure, ―green‖ systems and ―cluster‖ economic activities. It will provide guidance to the policy formulation process of local governments and sectoral agencies on matters of importance for Metro Manila. Moreover, the Greenprint‘s spatial framework will transcend Metro Manila‘s boundaries covering neighbouring areas in the CALABARZON and Central Luzon regions to enable the potential to achieve a competitive sustainable future with opportunity for all. Launching of the Metro Manila Greenprint 2030: Learning from Global Experiences of Metropolitan On 06 March 2012, the MMDA together with the World Bank launched the Metro Manila Greenprint 2030: ―Learning from Global Experiences of Metropolitan Transformation‖ at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel, Mandaluyong City. An important part of (left to right) Mayor Herbert Bautista of Quezon City, the event was the manifestation of support and unity of the Gov. Jun Ynares of Rizal Province, Chairman Francis N. Metro Manila local government units and surrounding provinces Tolentino and Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian of Valenzuela holding the signed Declaration of Support for the together with government agencies, private sectors, academe, formulation of the Metro Manila Greenprint 2030. non-government organizations and other major stakeholders through the signing of the Declaration of Support for the formulation of Greenprint and the symbolic completion of a giant-sized puzzle of Metro Manila. During the launching of the Metro Manila Greenprint 2030 held last 6 March 2012 at the EDSA Shanri-La Hotel Technical Meeting with Metro Manila Local Planning Officers The MMDA had convened the Metro Manila Local Planning Officers in a technical meeting last 07 March Development Planning 2012 at the Manila City Room, MMDA, to assess the spatial situation and development potentials as well as limitations in their localities. The meeting was facilitated by Dr. Douglas Webster, Professor from Singapore and Dr. Art Corpuz of Ayala Land Corporation with the MMDA Technical Meeting with Metro Manila Local Planning Officers Planning Office and the World Bank. held last 7 March 2012 at the Manila City Room, MMDA. 3 MMDA Accomplishment Report January - April 2012 Development Planning Formulation of the Metro Manila Greenprint 2030 “Transforming Cities: From Concept to Results” As part of the formulation program, MMDA with World Bank is scheduling a series of learning events for knowledge sharing and capacity enhancement. The first of a series of these
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