quiz h4 t policy

• 1. situational analysis is analyzing available resources a destination capable of offering. evaluated to assess readiness for tourism.
• goals, vision, and strategic directions are the objectives helps in focusing on what tourism planning wants to achieve.
• action plans are the concrete actions to achieve established goals and objectives.
• budget is an important element of a tourism plan. it pertains to the amount of monetary investment.
• monitoring plan is a plan to monitor and evaulate effectiveness of the strategies.
• tourism industry profiling is the process of making an inventory of the destination's tourism resources and assets.
• the tourism industry components are: transportation, attraction and activities, accommodation, tourists facilities/services, institutional elements, and other infrastructure.
• profiling of tourist is when a tourism area should have a basic idea of the types of tourists visiting their area.
• tourism act of 2009 - the state declares tourism as an indispensable element of national economy and an industry of national interest and importance.
• these are some of the government agencies in tourism development process: (pra) philippine retirement authority, (ia) intramuros administration, and (npf) nayong pilipino foundation.
• (NIPAS ao#) National Integrated Protected Areas System Act of 1992 - is an act that allows tourism in protected landscapes or seascapes provided that they will comply with the restrictions.
• these are some of the restrictions of NIPAS in protected landscapes and seascapes: hunting, dumping waste, damaging or leaving roads in damaged condition, and using any motorized equipment without permit.
• presidential decree in 1151 - philippine environmental policy
• section 4 of presedential decree 1151 whether its government-owned or private organizations shall prepare a detailed statement regarding the environmental impacts it may cause.
• section 5 of presidential decree 1151 requires agencies in charge of environmental protection must submit their respective guidelines.
• presidential decree 1586 - this established the environmental impact statement and fisheries code.
• the (3) three types of projects according to the phillippine EIS system: ECA, ECC, ECP
• climate change act of 2009 - addresses the vulnerability of the philippines to the impacts of climate change.
• strategic environmental plan for palawan act - specifically for palawan which is considered as the philippines' last frontier.
• terrestrial is consists of mountanious areas.
• coastal/marine areas includes whole coastline area
• tribal ancestral lands are areas that are traditionally occupied by cultural communities.
• magna carta for women is an act wherein puts emphasis on gender equality and women empowerment.
• the indigenous peoples' rights act of 1997 - it protects the ips' ancestral lands, traditions and so much more.
• magna carta for disabled persons refer to tax incentives for persons with disability.
• clean air act of 2009 is an act for maintaining the good quality of air
• philippine clean water act of 2004 is an act for prevention of polluting bodies of water
• (PESWM ao#) philippine ecological solid waste management act of 2000 is an act that applies comprehensive solid waste management program, like recycling and so much more.
• ECP stands for environmental critical projects
• environmental critical areas stands for ECA
• environmental compliance certificate stands for ECC
• environmental impact statement stands for EIS
• environmental impact statement serves as the system to predict the possible environmental consequences of implementing a project.
• ECA projects areas that are declared by laws as national parks, watershed reserves and so much more
• ECP are heavy industries. infrastructures projects, golf courses, etc.
• ECP and ECA projects are required to have an ECC or environmental compliance certificate
• climate change commission stands for ccc
• environmentally critical areas network stands of ECAN
• ECC that is signed by the department of environment and natural resources'