Assessing the Influence of Factors Associated with the Variations in the Ability to Make Progress in Climate-Sensitive Land-Use Planning of the Municipalities in Metro Manila, Philippines : An Earth System Governance Case Study
Year: 2018
Type: dissertation
Abstract: This research generally assessed the influence of factors associated the variations in the ability to make progress in climate-sensitive land-use planning (CSLUP) of municipalities in Metro Manila, Philippines within the theoretical framework of Earth System Governance (ESG) and the Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) concept of institutional adaptive capacity (AC).Specifically, this research has preliminarily validated ESG-AC framework-a conceptual framework modified in this research from Bierman et al. (2010), Ostom (2011), and Zollo et al. (2013)-that hypothesizes that: the differing abilities of municipalities to make progress in Climate Change Adaptation (CCA), through CSLUP, is respectively determined by their specific institutional AC conditions of architecture, agency, adaptiveness, accountability and legitimacy, and allocation and access (hereinafter the 5A-Hypotheses).Accordingly, in validating the 5A-Hypotheses, this research conducted a case study in Metro Manila, Philippines that determined and explained the association of the progress made by 17 municipalities to make their land-use plans into climate-sensitive land-use plans, with 12 recurring institutional factors in the literature-that were respectively organized according to the 5A-Hypotheses.This case study particularly determined and explained the association of the 12 factors to the 17 Metro Manila municipalities' progress in CSLUP through the collection and
Author: Padilla, Michael Adrian Triguero
Language: English
Subfield: Global and Planetary Change
Field: Environmental Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7208254351