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Group Members: 1. Flores, Maria Therese B.

2. Sarmiento, Erika Janna R.
3. Usana, Ashley Nicole M.

Group Number: Province (Region): City of Las Pinas

ECONOMIC ISSUES / CONCERNS

POSITIVE IMPACTS STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE POSITIVE IMPACTS

1. Job Fairs and Employment Services
Facilitate job fairs and provide career
counseling sessions to establish connections
between those seeking employment and
prospective employers. Collaborate with
nearby enterprises and staffing firms to
streamline the process of connecting
individuals with suitable employment
opportunities and securing their placement.

2. Access to Basic Service Ensure equal access to fundamental services,

including education, healthcare, water,
sanitation, and energy, without any
discrimination based on income or social
standing. Allocate resources towards the
enhancement of infrastructure development
and service delivery systems to enhance the
accessibility and quality of fundamental
services in areas that are currently lacking in
such provisions.

3. Healthcare Access Promote affordable and high-quality

healthcare services for all residents,
particularly those in poverty. This includes the
enlargement of healthcare facilities, the
provision of health insurance coverage, and
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the implementation of health promotion and

illness preventive programs.

ECONOMIC ISSUES / CONCERNS

NEGATIVE IMPACTS STRATEGIES TO MITIGATE NEGATIVE

IMPACTS

1. Unemployment and Underemployment During periods of economic decline, there is a

higher likelihood of job losses and limited job
prospects, which in turn contribute to
increased rates of unemployment and
underemployment. This might result in
economic instability and place a burden on
households.

2. Poverty Economic factors might worsen the levels of

poverty inside the city. Many families face
difficulties affording essential needs such as
sustenance, shelter, and medical treatment,
resulting in a deterioration of their living
conditions and overall welfare.

3. Health Impacts Indirect health consequences might also arise

from economic difficulties. Limited healthcare
access resulting from financial restrictions
might result in untreated illnesses and
heightened vulnerability to diseases.
Moreover, the stress and anxiety associated
with financial insecurity might exert
detrimental impacts on one's mental well-
being.

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES / CONCERNS

POSITIVE IMPACTS STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE POSITIVE

IMPACTS

1. Promotion of Clean Energy Promote the utilization of environmentally

friendly and sustainable energy sources, such
as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, for
the generation of electricity and other
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applications. Implement measures to

encourage the utilization of environmentally
friendly energy technologies and the
establishment of sustainable energy
initiatives within the urban area.

2. Solid Waste Management Enhance the efficiency of solid waste

management systems to deter the act of
littering and the unauthorized disposal of
rubbish into water bodies. Encourage trash
segregation at its origin, recycling,
composting, and appropriate disposal of solid
waste to minimize the quantity of waste
entering aquatic bodies via runoff and direct
disposal.

3. Climate Change Adaptation Integrate climate change adaptation

considerations into flood risk management
techniques to tackle shifting precipitation
patterns, rising sea levels, and other climate-
related issues. Perform vulnerability
assessments, engage in scenario planning,
and utilize risk modeling techniques to
predict and prioritize adaptation measures
for future flood hazards.

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES / CONCERNS

NEGATIVE IMPACTS STRATEGIES TO MITIGATE NEGATIVE

IMPACTS

1. Air Pollution Air pollution in Las Piñas City is caused by

urbanization, industrial activities, traffic
emissions, and other factors. Inadequate air
quality can result in respiratory ailments,
cardiovascular disorders, and many health
complications among people.

2. Water Pollution The waterways in Las Piñas City can be

contaminated by industrial discharge,
untreated sewage, and poor garbage
disposal. Water pollution has adverse effects

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on both aquatic ecosystems and human

health. This is because contaminated water or
seafood can be consumed, leading to
potential concerns for human well-being.

3. Flood Risk The risk of floods in Las Piñas City can be

intensified by deforestation, bad land use
planning, and inadequate drainage
infrastructure, particularly during periods of
heavy rainfall. Flooding has the potential to
cause harm to infrastructure, residences, and
commercial establishments, as well as to
disrupt traffic and pose threats to public
safety.

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 SOCIO-CULTURAL ISSUES / CONCERNS

POSITIVE IMPACTS STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE

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1. Teacher Training and Allocate resources towards
Development ongoing professional
development initiatives for
instructors to improve their
pedagogical expertise, subject
matter proficiency, and
classroom management
strategies. Training
programs should prioritize the
use of creative teaching
techniques, student-focused
strategies, and inclusive
educational methods to
effectively address the varying
requirements of learners.

2. Research and Data Gather information and conduct

Collection studies on health inequalities,
factors influencing health, and
health outcomes in Las Piñas
City to guide treatments and
policies grounded in evidence.
To monitor changes and
pinpoint problem areas, it is
important to track health
indicators and disparities across
time.

3. Promotion of Promote an environment that

Diversity and welcomes and values people
Inclusion from all walks of life, regardless
of their socioeconomic
background, gender, sexual
orientation, race, religion,
language, or culture. Encourage
cultural activities, intercultural
debate, and educational
programs that foster
acceptance, tolerance, and
understanding among locals.

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SOCIO-CULTURAL ISSUES / CONCERNS

NEGATIVE IMPACTS STRATEGIES TO MITIGATE

NEGATIVE IMPACTS

1. Educational Factors such as poverty,

Challenges language obstacles, and cultural
norms in Las Piñas City can
impede educational attainment
and impair academic progress
among pupils. Common
educational obstacles
encompass elevated rates of
student disengagement, subpar
levels of literacy, insufficient
school infrastructure, and
restricted availability of high-
quality education for
marginalized populations.

2. Health Disparities Various factors, such as a lack of

healthcare facilities, bad living
conditions, and individual
lifestyle choices, can lead to
health disparities in the city.
Some communities may
experience disproportionately
high incidence of mental health
concerns, infectious diseases,
chronic diseases, and other
health problems as a result of
cultural and socioeconomic
factors.

3. Social Exclusion and Some groups in the city may be

Marginalization socially excluded and
marginalized as a result of
discrimination based on
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socioeconomic class, gender,

sexual orientation, disability, or
ethnicity. The inability to
participate in social, economic,
and political life due to exclusion
can lead to a perpetuation of
inequality and disadvantage.

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