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    Sustainable Competitiveness is a set of institutions, policies and factors that determine the level of productivity of a country. It ensures the ability of future generations to meet their own need. City Competitiveness City Sustainable Competitiveness Regulatory Implications Competitive Cities Connectivity (roads, railways, water, power, airports) Industrial Clusters (processing zones) soft infrastructure sustainable competitive cities.

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    Undersecretary Austere A.

    Panadero Department of the Interior and Local Government (Philippines)

    Economic Growth

    Sustainable Development

    Competitiveness (set of institutions, policies and factors that determine the level of productivity of a country)

    Sustainable Competitiveness (set of institutions, policies and factors that determine the level of productivity of a country while ensuring the ability of future generations to meet their own need)

    Global Competitiveness Index (12 Pillars)

    Sustainable Competitiveness Index (5 Indices)

    City Competitiveness

    City Sustainable Competitiveness

    Regulatory Implications
    Competitive Cities Sustainable Competitive Cities
    Starting a business Registering Property Enforcing Contracts Resolving Insolvency Entry and Exit of Firms

    Land Use Regulation Urban Growth Boundaries Density Regulations Minimum Emission Standards

    Infrastructure Implications
    Competitive Cities Connectivity (roads, railways, water, power, airports) Industrial Clusters (processing zones) Soft Infrastructure Sustainable Competitive Cities Climate Mitigation Infrastructure Renewable Energy Green Transport Green Spaces Retrofit Buildings

    Financing Modalities
    Competitive Cities
    Private Sector: Incentives/Tax

    Sustainable Competitive Cities


    Green Tax Structure Third Party Institutions for

    Breaks National Government: incentives (BOI/Processing Zones), PPP projects mostly for infrastructure Local governments: Ownsource revenues, transfers, lending , BOT/PPP schemes, municipal bond flotation

    Loan Guarantees Green Bonds Cap and Trade

    Mobilizing Resources for Sustainable Competitive Cities: Delineation of Roles


    National (Central) Governments Re-design national taxes & incentive systems Re-focusing of subnational grants Setting of funds/ bond flotation (climate change funds/green bonds) PPP for projects re: Sustainable Competitiveness City Governments Set fees and charges (toll, parking fees, congestion, carbon pricing) Incentives (recycling, building retrofitting) Municipal Bond Issuances Encourage PPP (or BOT schemes) projects Private Sector Lending instruments for green projects PPP for green projects

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