CDA CITY PROFILE TEMPLATE
(As of Mar 11)
1 Name of City Iloilo City
2 Name of Mayor Jed Patrick E. Mabilog
3 Mayor’s Term 3 years
4 Mayor’s Political Party Liberal Party
5. No. of 6. Population
7. Total Number of ISFs in 8. No. of ISF
Districts/Brgys in (per family) in
C/D/B Communities in C/D/B
the City C/D/B
6 districts/ 180 424, 619 – 11,049-Total Number of 6 Informal Settlement
barangays Total City ISFs in Iloilo City colonies in Iloilo City
Population
Population per Distribution of Informal
District Settlers According to
their Location
City Proper-
55,135 Infra Project-affected-
1,381families
Arevalo-
49,776 Along Iloilo City
National Road
Jaro- 113,039 (DPWH D.O. 52)- 113
families
Lapaz-81, 972
Danger
Mandurriao- Areas- 5,100 families
54,379
Iloilo-Jaro River
Molo-70, 318 Development- 1,662
families
Road Widening-affected-
789
Private Properties (with
ejectment cases)-2,004
C/D/B (City/District/Barangay)
Housing Programs being implemented or had been implemented in the C/D/B
9. Housing 10. Brief 11. 12. Problems/ 13. Challenges 14.Solutions
Programs Description Implementin Issues/Needs undertaken
(ongoing or of the g (to resolve
implemented Program Agency/Orgn 12/13, if any)
)
Gawad- Objective: Gawad Lack of The change in The local
Kalinga Housing for Kalinga; intensive local leadership government
Typhoon Iloilo City screening after the 2010 hired skilled
Frank- government; and selection election laborers to
affected National procedures contributed in the speed-up the
families Housing given the delay of the completion of
Authority pressure to completion of the the housing
Location: finish the housing project. project. They
San Isidro project and also hired
Resettlement move Some restrictive caretakers
Site, Jaro, typhoon housing policies who are paid
Iloilo City survivors to imposed to to serve as
their project the overseer
Type of permanent beneficiaries of the
Assistance: houses hamper them completed
Permanent from making housing units
shelter The original incremental after these
timeframe housing were turned-
Funding was not met improvements over to
Source: because the and getting long- qualified
Congressiona labor term housing beneficiaries.
l counterpart tenure.
Development initially came
Fund and only from the
funding project
support from beneficiaries.
private
institutions
Duration:
Project
started in
2008 and
turned-over
to project
beneficiaries
in 2009 until
2010
Total
Number of
Housing
units: 500
Floor Area:
20 sq.m.
Project
Status:
Completed
DSWD Objective: Habitat for Insufficient The highly Police
Core Shelter Housing for Humanity; time and diverse nature of officers,
Project Typhoon DSWD; mechanisms the relocated Barangay
Frank- Iloilo city for intensive families and their Tanods and a
affected government; screening socio-economic Site
families HUDCC and selection backgrounds Coordinator
of project make peace and from the
Location: beneficiaries order and Iloilo City
San Isidro sanitation government
Resettlement Uncontrolled conditions a were
Site, Jaro, structural and pressing dilemma deployed in
Iloilo City house design for the local the
alterations by government unit resettlement
Types of the qualified and other site to ensure
Assistance: project neighboring the peace and
Permanent beneficiaries; communities in order and
shelter illegal the resettlement ensure
expansion site. compliance
Funding beyond the of the
Source: allowable community
Department setbacks with existing
of Social prescribed by resettlement
Welfare and the Building policies
Development Code
Office
(DSWD)
Duration:
Project
started in
2008 and
was turned-
over to
project
beneficiaries
in 2009
Total
Number of
Housing
units: 500
Floor Area:
20 sq.m.
Project
Status:
Completed
Italian Objective: Italian Lack of The allotted space Creation of a
Government Housing for government; intensive also pushes those community
Housing Typhoon Iloilo City screening growing families association
Frank- government and selection to return to their that jointly
affected procedures old settlements works and
families despite the risks coordinates
Observable of disasters. with the City
Location: expansions Monitoring of government
San Isidro beyond the structural on issues
Resettlement allowable violations pertinent to
Site, Jaro, setbacks by becomes also a socialized
Iloilo City project challenge for the housing
beneficiaries city government. policies
Types of to
Assistance: accommodat
Permanent e space for
shelter livelihood
activities (i.e
Funding sari-sari
Source: store)
Italian
Government
Duration:
Project
started in
2009 and
was turned-
over to
project
beneficiaries
in 2010
Total
Number of
Housing
units: 80
Floor Area:
24 sq.m.
Project
Status:
Completed
CLIFF Objective: Homeless Difficulty in Difficulty in Joint
Housing Housing for People’s determining enforcing strict formulation
Iloilo Flood Federation the compliance with and
Control and Philippines, affordability the prescribed consolidation
Typhoon Inc.; and income policies on of housing
Frank- PACSII; levels of incremental rules and
affected TAMPEI & target project housing regulations
families Iloilo City beneficiaries; improvements by the
government community
Location: Lack of basic association,
San Isidro site services CLIFF
Resettlement such as Project
Site, Jaro, paved roads implementing
Iloilo City and drainage partners and
in the project Iloilo City
Types of site government
Assistance: to be
Permanent enforced and
shelter followed by
CLIFF
Funding Housing
Source: Project
DFID & Sida beneficiaries.
Duration:
Project
started in
2008; and
completed in
2014
Total
Number of
Housing
units: 172
Floor Area
Per Housing
Category
a.Category
C: 50 sq.m.
b.Category B
Batch1:
49.2 sq.m.
c. Category
B Batch 2:
46.5 sq.m.
Category A:
29 sq.m.
Project
Status:
Completed
Balay Objective: HILTI Difficulty in Difficulty in Project
Kawayan Housing for Foundation, increasing marketing implementing
Housing Informal HPFPI and the social bamboo organizations
Project Settlers Iloilo City acceptability technology to hold learning
affected by government of bamboo local exchanges to
government technology communities; promote
and private- for socialized Challenge in bamboo as
induced housing incorporating another
development projects bamboo alternative to
s (i.e. road especially technology in the conventional
widening, that national building housing
river treatment and code construction;
rehabilitation fabrication
and private would HILTI
ejectment apparently Foundation
cases) add-up to the continuously
total conducts
Location: construction research and
San Isidro cost. testing of the
Resettlement structural
Site, Jaro, integrity of
Iloilo City the bamboo
technology
Types of
Assistance:
Permanent
shelter
Funding
Source:
HILTI
Foundation
Duration:
Started in
2013; still
ongoing
Total
Number of
Housing
units: 23
Floor Area:
sq.m.
40 and 48
sq.m.
Lot Area: 55
sq.m.
Project
Status:
Ongoing
New Objective: Homeless The schedule Difficulty in Through the
Baldoza Housing for People’s of monitoring community
Community Informal Federation construction incremental association,
-Managed Settlers Philippines, came a bit developments; individual
Housing affected by Inc.; later than unreliable supply members
Project court-ordered PACSII; expected as of electricity; applied for
demolition TAMPEI the private unclear electrical
land-owner arrangements connection
Location: already with PCUP with the
Brgy. Lanit, pressured the regarding the private
Jaro, Iloilo beneficiaries turn-over of the electricity
City to transfer to ownership of land provider
their to individual through the
Types of resettlement project city’s
Assistance: site amidst beneficiaries subsidized
Permanent the absence “low-load
shelter of basic site program”
facilities
Funding prior to
Source: actual
DFID and construction
Sida
Duration:
Project
started in
2012 and
turned-over
in 2013
Total
Number of
Housing
units: 8
Floor Area:
sq.m. 48
sq.m
Lot Area: 58
sq.m.
Project
Status:
Completed
Iloilo Objective: National The original Some relocated Caretakers
Riverplains Housing for Housing timeframe families were were hired by
Subdivision Informal Authority was not met complaining for the Iloilo city
Phase 1 Settlers and Iloilo by the NHA; their lost income government
affected by City Observed after having been to ensure that
the Iloilo government illegal displaced from relocated
River renovations their original families are
Development and settlements; following
Project expansions Additional with the
beyond the transportation prescribed
Location: allocated expenses incurred standards for
Brgy. Lanit, setbacks because the site is housing
Jaro, Iloilo not proximate to improvement
City their sources of s
income/workplac
Types of e
Assistance:
Permanent
shelter
Funding
Source:
National
government
with
counterpart
from the
Iloilo City
government
Duration:
Started in
2013 and
turned-over
in 2014
Total
Number of
Housing
units: 1,000
Floor Area:
sq.m. 18
sq.m
Lot Area: 28
sq.m.
Project
Status:
Completed
10 Please describe the objective of the program, target location and ISFs, types of assistance provided,
amount, funding source, duration, progress – if ongoing. May also detail best community practices under
the program.
11 Please describe the implementing partners, if LGU implemented – check if there is a functional LHB
and Shelter Plan; if non-government implemented – how is its relationship with the LGU vis-à-vis
implementation of the program)
12-14 Please describe any gaps in addressing the needs of the ISFs by priority
Identifying the stakeholders working in the city and their potential role in implementing the CDA
15. Stakeholders (CSO/PO/ LGU etc)
16. Potential Roles/ Contributions in ref to CDA
working in the city
Iloilo City government Key institution responsible for land acquisition,
project implementation and delivery of basic site
services
Office of Senator Franklin Drilon Funding Source
Implementer of infrastructure projects (i.e. housing,
National Government agencies (i.e. NHA, DENR, roads, bridges, dredging of rivers and creeks, land
DPWH, NIA, DSWD, DOTC) development etc.); Assist in the conduct of
technical surveys
Provider of other allied services and support to the
Neighboring municipalities (i.e. Oton, Sta. Barbara,
Iloilo City government in the implementation of
Pavia, Guimaras)
major infrastructure developments
Homeless People’s Federation Philippines, Inc. Assist in social preparation activities
Gawad Kalinga Facilitate values formation for the communities
Academic Institutions (University of the Assist in comprehensive documentation; research,
Philippines Visayas, University of San Agustin) planning and design
International Funding Partners (Sida, DFID, World Provide funds and technical assistance to support
Bank, Un Habitat, GIZ, USAID) CDA projects
15 Please name (office/contact person with contact details)
