Forcadilla, Rafaela Milagrosa A.

Section 6
ARC 1431: Planning 3 Formative Assessment No. 7
Part I.
NEDA HUDCC HLURB DHSUD
Scope of The National Economic and The Housing and Urban The Housing and Land Use The Department of Human
Work Development Authority Development Coordinating Regulatory Board (HLURB) Settlements and Urban
(NEDA) is the economic Council (HUDCC) is a is the regulatory body of the Development (DHSUD) is
planning agency of the cabinet-level body in charge real estate industry in the the executive body primarily
Government of the of developing and Philippines who is responsible for creating
Philippines which is coordinating policies, responsible for regulating comprehensive policies and
responsible for the programs, and initiatives to the sale, transfer, and programs for human
preparation of the Philippine solve housing and urban construction of residential settlements and urban
Development Plan (PDP) and development issues. and commercial properties, development in the
for the implementation of the as well as ensuring the Philippines.
government’s socioeconomic protection of the rights of
development policies, plans buyers and sellers of real
and programs. estate in the Philippines.
Goals/ Develop a long-term and Promote easy access to a Provide affordable housing, Provide the Filipino citizens a
Objectives medium-term plans that can range of decent, affordable protect communities from safe, secure and comfortable
help achieve sustainable and responsive housing displacement, and promote living environment, promote
economic progress. Promote options solutions to the equitable development. sustainable urban
an inclusive growth in the diverse and changing needs development as well as
economy and reduce poverty of the underprivileged and create a well-planned
by providing policy advice and homeless Filipino families.

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 technical assistance to the physical environment and
government. urban infrastructure.
Beneficiaries NEDA provides a range of HUDCC provides a wide HLURB’s primary DHSUD’s primary
services and support to range of benefits to both beneficiaries are the home beneficiaries are the
different stakeholders such as public and private sectors, as buyers and sellers, individuals and families,
government agencies, private well as to the individuals. The homeowners, and especially those who seek to
entities, civil society organization also provides developers. Home buyers improve their living
organizations, and citizens assistance to the homeless and sellers gain protection of conditions, by providing them
which all take part in people, disaster victims, and their rights and assurance of with access to affordable
promoting economic low-income families. fair and legal transactions. housing without
development and reducing Homeowners gain compromising the safety,
proverty. assurance of a safe and health, and livable urban
livable neighborhood. While environment.
developers benefit from the
assurance that their projects
are in compliance with the
laws and regulations.
Services Some of the services offered Some of the services offered Some of the services offered Some of the services offered
by NEDA are: by HUDCC are: by HLURB are: by DHSUD are:
- Promotion of - Implementing, - Regulatory and - Providing access to
macroeconomic monitoring, and enforcement of housing and urban
stability and balanced evaluating housing, housing and land development
growth urban development, use policies programs

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 - Maintenance of
relations with
international
organizations and
other foreign
governments
- Coordination of the
economic and social
development efforts
of government
agencies and local
government units
Related 1. Department of Budget and
Agencies Management (DBM)
2. Department of Finance
(DOF)
3. Department of Trade and
Industry (DTI)
4. Bangko Sentral ng
Pilipinas (BSP)
5. Philippine Competition
Commission (PCC)
and human - Administration of - Creating economic
settlements housing loan opportunities through
development projects programs land development
- Providing technical - Assistance in and redevelopment
support for local resolving disputes - Supporting planning
government units between landowners and urban design
(LGUs) in the and developers initiatives
implementation of - Advocacy for the - Promoting public
housing, urban protection of the health and safety
development, and rights of urban poor initiatives
human settlements
development projects.
1. Department of Housing 1. Department of Housing 1. National Housing
and Urban Development and Urban Development Authority
(HUD) 2. Department of the Interior 2. National Commission on
2. National Housing Authority 3. Environmental Protection Indigenous Peoples
(NHA) Agency 3. Department of Public
3. National Economic and 4. State Environmental Works and Highways
Development Authority Quality Review Board 4. Department of Social
(NEDA) 5. Department of Agriculture Welfare and Development
4. Department of Social 5. Department of
Welfare and Development Environment and Natural
(DSWD) Resources
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 5. Local Government Units
(LGUs)

Part II.
The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), which is intended to evaluate any potential environmental effects of a proposed project, is
a crucial part of the planning process for project development. Before a project is approved, the environmental, social, and economic implications
of the project are identified and evaluated. It is used to assess the project's possible impacts on the environment, including the quality of the air
and water, wildlife, and land usage. It also aids in determining any criteria or mitigation strategies that should be integra ted into the project to
lessen the effects. EIA educate the public and decision-makers about the potential effects of a project under consideration. The planning process
can be made more accurate and effective by taking into account any potential environmental effects of a project. The outcomes of an EIA are
used to determine whether a project should be allowed or not, and if so, how it should be planned and managed to reduce impacts. The EIA can
ultimately aid in ensuring that any project development is carried out in a sustainable and responsible manner.

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