About
UN-Habitat is the United Nations programme working towards a better urban future. Its mission is to promote socially and environmentally sustainable human settlements development and the achievement of adequate shelter for all. UN-Habitat Philippines programmes use a three-pronged approach:
Urban rules and regulations & Adequate planning rules and regulations are a prerequisite to the design, production and management of efficient and equitable human settlements.
Urban planning and design & The quality of urban planning and design has a determining impact on the value generated by human settlements through efficient and equitable public space, streets and buildable areas.
Municipal Finance & Efficient and transparent municipal finance systems are key to investments, maintenance and management of the city. They should ensure redistribution of benefits generated by urban endogenous development.
UN-Habitat serves as the PSC Secretariat. It is responsible for the technical and logistical requirements for as well as the documentation of meetings.
News & Updates
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Show and Tell in Iloilo CityArticles
Taking to the streets of Iloilo City catalyzes dialogue and peer assessment among local and national urban actors
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Coaching national coaches for more resiliently planned cities and municipalitiesArticles
National trainers roleplay as LGU planners as part of 4-day coaches' training on climate resilient urban plans and design
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Key to climate resilience: learning to measure what we’re up againstArticles
Technical personnel from the Climate Change Commission undertake training to develop expertise in risk assessment and its applications in the local planning context.
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Lessons on Climate-resilient Urban Design From Down UnderArticles
Learning exchange for Philippine representatives and BCRUPD project partners in Brisbane, Australia.
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Local Climate Planning & Action Training for Philippine LGUsMedia Clippings
12/03/2018 Angeles City, Pampanga – An intensive capacity-building activity was held for five Philippine cities last month to guide them through the steps of formulating their respective Local Climate Change Action Plans ( [...]
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Climate Action: Planned for Local, But Not a Localized ProcessArticles
Five cities come together with UN-Habitat and national government agencies to work through actionable local climate action plans
