Framework
Consistency with the use (residential
commercial/institutional industrial,
agricultural/recreational/protected areas, etc)
Enhance employment and/or livelihood
opportunities;
Increased revenues for LGU;
Enhance delivery of public services (education,
peace and order etc.)
Soil/land contamination due to improper solid
waste disposal
Impacts on community health and safety
Depletion of water resources
Displacement of residents in the project site and
written its vicinity
Disturbance to wild life due to vegetation caring
(forestland, marshland, grassland, mangrove,
wetland etc.)
Change in surface
landform/topography/terrain/slope
the said tourist destination will continue to
attract tourists and/or residents of the area
which will also help in the growth of local shops
and businesses surrounding the tourist spot. Due
to this, the use of this tourist destination for
commercial businesses and for entertainment
and attraction to visitors will be consistent.
Due to the development of the place, it creates
and open a lot of opportunities to the local
people. They can sell local foods and even hand
made crafts. Moreover, this is also a good
example of a community based tourism.
since the commercial businesses operating in the
place are earning, there will be taxes, rent fees,
entrance fees making the lgu earn/increase
revenues
Public services like local guides were better
because locals are familiar with the place which is
a great advantage for them.
going to the place is really therapeutic because of
the view but on the other side, garbages/food
wrappers being thrown everywhere causing
contamination to the soil which we cannot avoid.
the tourists were practicing social distancing,
wearing face masks/face shields and other safety
protocols implemented by the government
caused by the pandemic
Some of the residents of Torre, Currimao were
affected during the development of the tourism
destination. As expected, when a place is being
developed especially places that are owned by
the government the people nearby would be
forcibly displaced or loss of access to lands but
fortunately, they still have access to waters such
as fishing essential for their livelihoods.