Policy Pathways to Finance Tactical Urbanism in the Philippines

12/2025 | Guideline
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This policy brief focuses specifically on the financing dimension of tactical urbanism. It explores financing pathways, including local budget allocation, national support, public–private partnerships, and community-led initiatives. It assesses the enabling and constraining factors for resource mobilization. The analysis incorporates insights from community surveys and focus group discussions conducted in two pilot sites: Maginhawa Street in Quezon City and A. Mabini Street in Pasig City.

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