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Province of Cavite

Provincial Government of Cavite

Baseline Information

Baseline Year	2015
Population	3678301	Census Year	2015
Forecast Population for 2021	4822581	Forecast Population for 2050	0
GDP of local government (US$)	0
Annual budget of local government (US$)	132781000
Geography	0
Predominant economic sectors	0
Community Type	0
Location	Latitude: 14.245633, Longitude: 120.878566
Size of Land Area(km²)	1427.06
Size of Sea Area(km²)	936.79
Length of Coastline(km)	122.57
Affiliations	0
Contact Person	Ms. Anabelle L. Cayabyab, Supervising Environmental Management Specialist/ICM Division Head

Status

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Boundary	Cavite is bounded by the province of Batangas on the south, the province of Laguna on the east, the province of Rizal on the northwest, Metro Manila – Manila being the country’s capital – and Manila Bay on the north, and the West Philippine Sea on the west
Reporting Year	2017
Status of actions in the management plan(s) during period being reported	6.1 Reduce the proportion of untreated wastewater being discharged into drainage systems, rivers and coastal waters 6.2 Increase recycling and safe reuse of treated effluents 6.3 Increase water-use efficiency by industry 6.4 Increase in number of people with access to secure and safe potable water in accordance with national water quality crieteria and/or standards 6.5 Increase in watershed areas covered by integrated coastal and water resources management plans 11.1 Increase access to adequate, safe and afforable housing 11.2 Increase in access to solid waste management systems, including waste reduction 11.3 Increase availability and accessibility to safe and inclusive green public spaces 13.1 Reduction in the number of households that are highly vulnerable to the hazards of climate change and other natural and manmade disasters 13.2 Reduction in losses, in terms of lives, damage to property, and the economy, by climate and non-climate related events, including red tide and harmful algal blooms/red tide 13.3 Improve Education, awareness raising and human institutional capacity in climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction, and early warning 14.1 Scale up the protection and conservation of marine and coastal ecosystems and resources that are socially, ecologically and/or economically significant as a percentage of the areal extent of coastal and marine areas within the jurisdiction of the local government 14.2 Increase the production of certified fisheries and aquaculture products in accordance with national guidelines and standards and other relevant standards if national standards do not exist 14.3 Increase the number of coastal and marine tourism sites that are recognized as sustainable tourism and/or ecotourism sites in accordance with national guidelines and standards and other relevant standards if national standards do not exist

Measuring Achievements and Impacts

Quantified achievements of actions

6.1.1 Increase in proportion of wastewater from households and industries being treated in accordance with national regulations/standards.

Year	Treated household wastewater (m³/year)*
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021

6.1.2 Increase in population served by centralized wastewater collection system

Year	Population Served
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
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2021

6.2.1 Increase in treated effluents safely recycled or reused

Year	Treated effluents (m³/year)
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021

6.3.1 Increase in production output (ton/m³) or production net value (USD/m³) per unit of water used

Year	Output (ton/m³)
2015
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2021

6.4.1 Increase in number of people with access to secure and safe potable water

Year	Population with access
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021

6.5.1 Increase in areal extent of river basins and coastal areas covered by ICRMP and supporting institutional arrangements

Year	Area covered (km²
2015
2016
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2018
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2021

11.1.1 Reduction in number of households affected by flashfloods

Year	Households
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021

11.1.2 Reduction in number of informal settling households

Year	Households
2015
2016
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2021

11.1.3 Increase in number of low income families with adequate housing

Year	Households
2015
2016
2017
2018
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2021

11.2.1 Increase in number of households covered by adequate garbage/domestic waste collection system

Year	Households
2015
2016
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2018
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2021

11.2.2 Increase in recycling rate of municipal wastes

Year	Recycled solid waste (tons/year)
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021

11.3.1 Increase in access to public green space

Year	Green space(m²)
2015
2016
2017
2018
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2021

11.3.2 Increase in public parks/green space with lighting and surveillance equipment for safety and security

Year	Green space(m²)
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13.1.1 Reduction in the number of households that are highly vulnerable to the hazards of climate change and other natural and manmade hazards

Year	Households
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2021

13.2.1 Reduction in losses due to climate (e.g., severe storms; severe doughts; floods; storm surges; landslides; coastal erosion; salt water intrusion; etc.) and non-climate hazards (e.g., red tide/harmful algal blooms; oil and chemical spills; fire; earthquakes; volcanoes; tsunamis; etc.) .

13.2.1.a Losses with respect to climate-related events (a1: severe storms; a2: severe doughts; a3: floods; a4: storm surges; a5: landslides; a6: coastal erosion)

Year	Morbidity (number of attributed illnesses)	Mortality (number of attributed deaths)	Number of persons displaced from their homes	Employment days lost (person-days)	Number of lives lost
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021

Year	Damage to property (USD/year)	Direct economic lost (USD/year)	Total population affected by climate-related events	Length of coastline affected (km)	Land area affected (km²)
2015
2016
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2018
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2020
2021

13.2.1.b Losses with respect to non-climate hazards (b1: red tide/harmful algal blooms; b2: oil and chemical spills; b3: fire; b4: earthquakes; b5: volcanoes; b6: tsunamis; b7: salt water intrusion)

Year	Morbidity (number of attributed illnesses)	Mortality (number of attributed deaths)	Number of persons displaced from their homes	Employment days lost (person-days)	Number of lives lost
2015
2016
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Year	Damage to property (USD/year)	Direct economic lost (USD/year)	Total population affected by climate-related events	Length of coastline affected (km)	Land area affected (km²)
2015
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13.3.1 Increase in the number of participants accessing schools and volunteer community groups that are conducting mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning education/ training as part of their primary, secondary and tertiary curricula and awareness raising/capacity building programs.

Year	Participants
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2016
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2021

13.3.2 Increase in the coverage and application of innovative policies, legislation and coastal use zoning measures implemented to address the impacts of climate change and disaster risk reduction.

Year	Number of climate related policies/strategies	Number of climate-related legislation	Number of other hazard related policies/strategies	Number of other hazard-related legislation	Land area with climate-related zoning (km2)
2015
2016
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Year	Sea area covered with climate-related zoning (km2)	Land area with other hazard-related zoning (km2)	Total population affected by climate-related events	Sea area with other hazard-related zoning (km2)
2015
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2021

14.1.1 Increase in protected areas established and protected by law

Year	Coastal and marine areas protected (ha)
2015
2016
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2021

14.1.2 Increase in area of coastal habitats rehabilitated

Year	Area of rehabilitated habitats (ha)
2015
2016
2017
2018
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2021

14.2.1 Increase in the proportion of sustainable fisheries and aquaculture products to total fisheries and/or aquaculture production

Year	Total fisheries products (tons)	Total aquaculture products (tons)	Certified susainable aquaculture products (tons)	Licensed municipal fishers	Licensed aquaculture area (ha)
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021

14.3.1 Increase in the proportion of sustainable coastal and marine tourism/ ecotourism sites to total tourism sites

Year	Number of tourist sites	Number of certified eco-tourism/sustanable tourism sites	Total number of tourists	Number of tourists visiting certified eoc-tourism/sustainable tourism sites
2015
2016
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