BAGUIO:

COMMUNITY-BASED MONITORING
SYSTEM
APPLICATIONS
AR. DONNA G. RILLERA-TABANGIN, EnP.
CITY PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY COORDINATOR
LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF BAGUIO CITY
 CBMS: BIG DATA
• The Community Based Monitoring System
Community-Based (CBMS) is an organized technology-based
Monitoring System system of collecting, processing, and validating
Water,
necessary disaggregated data;
Crime Housing
Sanitation, Social Characteristics
Victimization
Hygiene Protection
Programs Social Protection
• To be used in local planning, program
Digital
Economy
Financial Programs implementation, and impact monitoring;
Inclusion
Disaster Risk
Health
Management
Food Security
Entrepre- • As a statistical activity, the CBMS entails a
neurial Family Food census of households with data generated are
Economics Activities Income Consumption
the compendium of localized facts, figures, and
Community/
Demographics Migration Education Political maps.
Participation
 BAGUIO’S URBAN
TRANSFORMATION
THE SUSTAINABLE URBAN
GOAL: DEVELOPMENT
The means by which the City will utilize its resources and space in a manner that meets the needs of its
residents without negatively impacting residents’ needs in the future.

SMART SUSTAINABLE BAGUIO BAGUIO URBAN DIGITAL TWIN

Baguio City uses information and
The replica of Baguio City recreated in digital
communications technology, big data
space, ready for simulation, dynamic monitoring,
analytics, machine learning and
real-time diagnosis, and accurate prediction of
Artificial Intelligence to enhance
the state of the City in real time environment
live-ability, workability, and sustainability
 BAGUIO’S URBAN
TRANSFORMATION
THE SUSTAINABLE URBAN
GOAL: residents without negativelyDEVELOPMENT
The means by which the City will utilize its resources and space in a manner that meets the needs of its
impacting residents’ needs in the future.

INTERCONNECTIVI
TY
BAGUIO URBAN DIGITAL
SMART SUSTAINABLE BAGUIO TWIN
Baguio City uses information and The replica of Baguio City recreated in
communications technology, big data digital space, ready for simulation, dynamic
analytics, machine learning and monitoring, real-time diagnosis, and accurate
Artificial Intelligent to enhance prediction of the state of the City in real time
live-ability, workability, and sustainability INTER- environment
OPERABILITY
 SMART CITY DIGITAL
TWIN LAND USE
COMPANION
APPLICATION
SYSTEM
(L.U.C.A.S.)

LAND COVER & BUILDING AUDIT

 DIGITAL
Camp 8 BARANGAY DIGITAL TWIN
❖ Building OccupancyTWIN
Residential A

Residential B

Commercial

General Institution

Parks & Recreation

Utilities /
Accessories

Parking

Abandoned

Ongoing
Construction
Camp 8, R2 ZONE
❖ Desirable Density (DENR Boundary)

Zoning Density Dwellings per hectare

R-1 Low 40-50

R-2 Medium 65-75

R-3 High 120-160

● 537 Buildings (within DENR boundary)

● 4.53 Ha (Settlement Zone: Built-up Areas)

● 537/4.53 = 118.54 ~ 119 du/Ha

WITH CBMS, DATA DISAGGREGATION
 DIGITAL
TWIN

CLIMATE AND DISASTER RISK ASSESSMENT

(SINKHOLE MAPPING)
LIVABLE COMMUNITES ARE REAL
COMMUNITIES
1. A HEALTHY PLACE – for physical and mental health
- Universal Health Care (UHC);
- With communal handwashing stations;
- Implements solid and liquid waste management; and
- Well-planned housing.
2. WITH FOOD SOURCES (food gardens) and CLEAN WATER SUPPLY;
3. SAFE AND SECURE FROM CRIME AND HAZARDS;
4. WITH MOBILITY CHOICES, WALKABLE;
5. EMPLOYS MIXED ZONING WITH ESSENTIAL BUSINESSES;
6. WITH COMMUNITY OPEN SPACES, PUBLIC ART, AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES;
7. INCLUSIVE - SERVES RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES and (DIS)ABILITIES; and
8. PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR CIVIC, ENTREPRENEURIAL, AND SOCIAL LIFE.
GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT OF HH CURRENT SITUATION:
In 2018, males outnumbered females as household heads with 73.40% and 26.60%,
HEADS respectively. The 44.80% of household heads have reached college level and 40.40%
Data Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
finished their secondary schooling.
On the civil status of household heads, 61.70 % are married followed by widowed and
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assemblers and laborers/ unskilled workers with 18.60% and 19.10% respectively. This is
followed by service workers (16.60%) and craft and related workers (12.20%)
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CHALLENGES:
∙ Employment opportunities and livelihood programs for HH heads;
STATUS OF HH HEADS ∙ Unpaid care-giving to elderly, young and school-age population.
Data Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
STRATEGIES:
• Access to basic goods and utilities (water, electricity, connectivity);
• Access to decent and affordable housing;
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• Entrepreneurial trainings, urban agriculture opportunities
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DATA REQUIREMENTS FOR FUTURE ANALYSIS:
• Female and male poverty incidence among widows and widowers;
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• Income differences between men and women household heads.

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• Data analysis on unpaid care-giving by household heads; and
• Affordability of basic goods and utilities
 SMART CITY DIGITAL TWIN +
CBMS
GOAL
1. Solve the complexity and
uncertainty of urban planning
BY UNCOVERING URBAN
PATTERNS, TRENDS AND
CORRELATIONS
THROUGH BIG DATA
ANALYTICS.
2. Establish the simultaneous
operation of and interaction
between the physical and
demographic dimensions of
the city.
FEATURES
• Disaggregated and Up-to-
Date Data
• Accurate mapping
• Analytical insight
• Virtual-real interaction
• Intelligent intervention
VISION
1. More intensive and efficient
urban management;
2. Livable communities;
Livable city;
3. Sustainable urban
development.
 THANK YOU.

CITY PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND

SUSTAINABILITY OFFICE
Baguio City