GoodNews: "Zero Corruption Under Duterte Admin, 40% Under PNoy For Uban Planning" - World Renowned Architect

The world-renowned city and urban organizer Felino "Jun" Palafox Jr. who is currently the Principal Architect of Palafox and partners uncovered something about the organization of President Rodrigo Duterte.

It worked out that there was definitely no defilement for the urban arranging of Metro Davao and end-all strategy for Clark. Palafox likewise expressed that there was an affirmed 40% defilement rate amid the organization of the previous president Noynoy Aquino.

Palafox and Associates won the urban arranging outline rivalry of Metro Davao and he likewise declared that they won the opposition for the end-all strategy of Clark. He said that they won the two undertakings with completely zero debasement.

The architect said that he heard that there was 5-7% corruption during the administration of former president Ferdinand Marcos and 40% in Aquino's admin.

 "Under PNoy, it's 40% on the average. Today there is good news. We won the urban planning design competition of Metro Davao at zero corruption."

Also according to Palafox, the administration of Duterte is an affirmation of what he has been advocating for the past 45 years already.

 "an affirmation of what I have been advocating for the past 45 years.. About connectivity and context for urban renewal and development."

Palafox and Associates are the ones behind famous cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi. He said that we can learn from the heads of states from the urban planning of their city.

 "We can learn from the heads of state even in the areas of real estate and urban planning. The big mansions and those with high-density enclaves have higher carbon footprint of they are in the middles of the cities."

Lastly, he said that they are allocating themselves to encourage more urban sprawl.

 "Prime urban land resources, preventing more families and employees to be closer to their place of work, encouraging more urban sprawl to enroach into the forests and into the farms." 

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