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Revival of the BLIST Concept through the signing of the MOU, except for Sablan
Inclusion of Tublay in the BLIST due to its proximity to La Trinidad and its current urbanizing state BLISTT Mayors Forum membership firmed-up to include the BLISTT LGUs, NEDA-CAR, Benguet Governor, Baguio Congressman and the Baguio Centennial Commission Designation of NEDA-CAR as head of the BLISTT TWG Agreement on a participatory cost-sharing scheme to defray funding requirements for the BLISTT Master Plan Retention of Sablan as member in the BLISTT Conduct of four BLISTT Mayors Forum meetings and three TWG meetings
Approval of the Work and Financial Plan to formulate the BLISTT Strategic Development Plan 2009 and Beyond
Approval of a Plan to formulate a 30-year BLISTT Strategic Development Framework to cover not only the urban BLISTT but also BLISTT rural areas Approval of a Resolution addressed to Baguio for the release of the PhP 500,000 as seed money for the Forum
Opening of a Bank Account with the Land Bank to receive contributions from the BLISTT LGUs Awaiting contribution from Baguio
POPULATION AND GROWTH RATE, BLISTT: 1980, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2007 ANNUAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE 1980199020001990 2000 2007 4.40 5.39 2.64 0.66 2.67 1.71 3.79 3.26 3.43 (2.76) 1.35 (0.32) 1.76 1.96 2.59 5.34 0.62 1.74 0.60 1.43 2.64
POPULATION 1980
BAGUIO
LA TRINIDAD
1990
1995
2000
2007
119,009 183,142 226,883 252,386 301,926 28,713 48,523 47,605 61,773 7,900 8,440 63,089 47,781 9,170 39,589 13,263 67,963 46,705 9,652 38,366 13,672 97,810 48,778 10,890 40,008 15,096
TOTAL 243,362 352,992 399,775 428,744 514,508 Source of Basic Data: National Census Office
Baguio and La Trinidad 2007 population account for 78% of the BLISTT population while the BLISTT accounts for 33% of the population of CAR.
Population has been growing fast in the mining areas of Itogon and Tuba from 1980-1990, but this suddenly declined between 1990-2000 especially for the Barangays of Ampucao, Ucab, Gumatdang, Poblacion and Tuding in Itogon and Ansagan, Poblacion and Camp 3 in Tuba. Meanwhile, the population in Barangays Alno, Bineng, Wangal and Alapang in La Trinidad have been growing fast between 1990-2000.
For the period 2000-2007, Twin Peaks in Tuba and Wangal in La Trinidad reached a high population growth rate from 9.1% to 15%. This is followed by Balluay in Sablan, Caponga and Daclan in Tublay, and Tadiangan, Poblacion and Taloy Norte in Tuba.
POPULATION DENSITY (POPN/HAS.) 1980 1990 1995 2000 2007 20.69 4.10 1.06 0.75 1.03 0.94 2.25 31.85 6.93 1.37 0.80 1.34 1.12 3.26 39.45 9.01 1.06 0.87 1.34 1.29 3.70 43.89 9.70 1.04 0.91 1.30 1.33 3.96 52.50 13.96 1.08 1.03 1.35 1.47 4.76
Source of Basic Data: National Statistics Office BLISTT land area is 6% of the regions total land area. CARs land area is 5% of the countrys total area.
% Share
66 12 3 2 9 92
1975 1992
Sablan Tuba
A B
1976 (1993)
1979 (1993) 1993 1994
Itogon
Itogon Tuba Kapangan
A
C C B
2001
2001 2001
Budacao River
Dapanay River Pugo River
Tuba
Tuba Tuba
A
A B
Source : DENR-CAR
Potential Spots
Tawang stone church Bineng freshwater springs Bodiweng hotsprings Bodiweng mini rice terraces
Potential Spots
Dalupirip hot springs
Potential Spots
Sacdol waterfalls Sabdang waterfalls Takuan burial caves Tamocmoc caves Tujang caves
Ambongdolan cluster of caves Benedictine convent Tuel hot springs Los-oc tower viewpoint
Most all-weather roads lead to Baguio. There are just a few all-weather roads in the ISTT areas.
BLISTT is endowed with numerous water bodies which may be developed for water supply, agriculture-use, agri-industry, eco-tourism, water-based power, etc.
Land use Agriculture Brushland Built-up Grassland Mossy forest Other landuse Pine forest Residual forest River bed/water Unclassified TOTAL
% 5.39 18.09 2.17 41.47 0.01 2.22 22.18 0.46 0.43 7.57 100
Source of basic data: DENR-CAR Vast tracks of land in BLISTT are waiting to be developed for settlement, agro-forestry, eco-tourism and other uses.
Unbalanced development in the BLISTT area with the continuing growth / congestion of Baguio and La Trinidad CBDs while the rest are underdeveloped
Rapid population growth in the Baguio-La Trinidad areas Relatively low level infrastructure facilities and services in ISTT Concentration of services and livelihood in the Baguio-La Trinidad areas
Need to capitalize on the comparative advantages of the BLISTT (i.e., eco-tourism, tertiary education center, agriculture, regional center, cut-flower industry, manufacturing, food-processing, waterbased power development, etc.) to enhance its local economy Need for inter-local collaboration and synchronized planning, development and disaster management efforts Need to update the 1994 BLIST Urban Plan to accommodate recent developments and seek funding assistance to execute the BLISTT Plan