1. 26-27 July 2018 | Novotel, Quezon City
CLIMATE SMART INDUSTRIES AND SERVICES National Climate Change Action Plan
Roundtable Discussion on Mainstreaming Urban Issues in the NCCAP and NDCs
26-27 July 2018 | Novotel, Quezon City

2. Adaptation Context Key Risks Issues Climatic Drivers Logistics
Disruptions in the supply chain and distribution network (retail industry)
Failure to meet contracts for delivery; loss of cargo (logistics companies)
Physical assets and business premises
Physical assets will be at risk of damage from extreme weather events or sea level rise.
Competition over resources
Competition over scarce resources can lead to conflicts and undermine a company’s “social license to operate” or the acceptance and approval of the communities in which they operate.
Workforce
Health and safety risks may increase where business operations are prone to extreme weather events.
Loss of biodiversity
Changing weather patterns and rising ocean temperatures are additional stressors threatening species vital to business operations.
(According to World Risk Report 2011) As the third country most vulnerable to disasters, with a state of the economy described as “unsatisfactory and needs to be improved” and “falling short of its true potential”,
a strategic orientation is required to ensure that the Philippines is able to address both issues in a manner that facilitates just transition of communities and enterprises and the labor force. After all, climate change is a development issue, as the impacts of climate change affect economic activity at varying degrees given the other drivers of the economy, as illustrated in the table below.

3. Adaptation Prospects
Establish compliance mechanisms for business sector on DRR standards.
Strengthen implementation of or reform existing laws on land-use and related laws such as building code for disaster-resilient industry and service sectors.
Assess the level of DRR awareness and activities among the private sector and disseminate information, education and campaign (IEC) materials on DRR to ensure their support, participation and cooperation
Develop and operate innovative financing schemes to secure sustainable financing for programs on climate change
Design and implement DRR and CCA measures for mining companies. Areas suitable for mineral resources development shall be defined based on scientific information on climate change risks and vulnerability of ecosystems and communities.
Develop synergy between small, medium and large-scale mining operations taking climate change and prudent mineral resources development into consideration.

4. Development Context Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016
Integrated Objectives Tree of the Plan
Making the NCCAP compliant to National development plans

5. Development Context
Chapter 9: Expanding Economic Opportunities in Industry and Services through Trabaho and Negosyo
Chapter 14: Vigorously Advancing Science, Technology, and Innovation
Chapter 20: Ensuring Ecological Integrity, Clean and Healthy Environment

6. Systems of Interest

7. Contribution to Adaptation
Adaptive Capacity
Adaptation Action
Sustainable Development
Increased economic opportunities in industries and services through development and promotion of climate-smart industries and services

8. Theory of Change Ultimate Outcome
Successful transition towards climate-smart development
Intermediate
Outcome
Climate-resilient, eco-efficient and environment-friendly industries and services developed, promoted and sustained
Immediate
Outcome
CSIS promoted, developed and sustained
Sustainable livelihood and jobs created from climate smart industries and services
Green cities and municipalities developed, promoted and sustained
Enabling policy and institutional environment for the emergence and viability of these climate-smart industries and services are created
eco-efficient production by these sectors are adopted
CC-focused knowledge and capability development programs are strengthened
Climate-smart driven labor force supply-demand matching is implemented
M&E system for green job creation and employment developed
Innovative financing mechanisms for livelihoods and rural enterprises in CC vulnerable areas of the country are made available
Public infrastructure are climate-proofed
CC-adaptive housing and land use is implemented
ecological waste management is fully implemented
Intervention
Fields
Green Industries
Green Jobs
Green Cities and Municipalities

9. DATA GATHERED
Employed Persons by Major Industry Group (figures in thousands)
Sector
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Agriculture
(Agriculture, Hunting and Forestry
Fishing)
12,092
11,836
11,801
11,294
11,064
Industry
Mining and Quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity, Gas, Steam and Air Conditioning Supply
Water Supply; Sewerage, Waste Management and Remediation Activities
5,742
5,936
6,166
6,275
7,159
Services
Retail, Transport and storage, accommodation, information and communication, human health and social work, education, administrative and support services, other service activities.
19,764
20,345
20,682
21,172
22,775