A proposed resettlement for isfs along the waterways of san cristobal river in calamba, laguna/ Camila Joy B. Porlares, and Mariani Angela P. Villanueva.--

Bachelor's thesis

College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.--
Bachelor of science in architecture: Technological University of the Philippines,
2025.

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This study seeks to develop a comprehensive resettlement proposal for
ISFs residing along the flood-prone waterways of San Cristobal River in Calamba,
Laguna. It emphasizes the importance of addressing the socio-economic and
environmental challenges faced by ISFs, particularly the risks associated with
flooding and the lack of secure housing. The research also examines external
factors influencing relocation efforts, including economic viability, community
acceptance, and access to essential services. The proposed resettlement plan
integrates key components: disaster-resilient housing, livelihood opportunities,
and access to social infrastructure. The housing design prioritizes affordability and
sustainability, while the integration of community facilities ensures a holistic
approach to improving the quality of life for resettled families. Furthermore, the
plan incorporates disaster risk reduction strategies to mitigate future hazards and
promote long-term community resilience.
This initiative contributes to the improvement of urban planning and disaster
preparedness in flood-prone areas, while fostering collaboration between
government agencies, housing developers, and the affected communities. By
addressing existing challenges, the study offers a replicable framework for
sustainable resettlement that prioritizes safety, inclusivity, and socio-economic
upliftment for vulnerable populations.