The RRP includes three com ponents, each of which aim s to deliver specific outcom es. However, the guiding documents do not provide targets or the relative priorities to guide the allocation of budgets or review the budget request. The largest component, Com ponent III (Enhanced adaptive capacities of com m unities and governm ent institutions), is composed of 37 PAPs from seven Participating NGAs for PHP 68.8 billion (or 76% of the RRP budget in the FY16 NEP). The flood protectionrelated programs account for about twothirds of the RRP budget in the FY16 NEP. In addition, the budget requests from DA and DOST exceed PHP 1 billion. Com ponent I (Resiliency of natural system s) has the next highest budget – composed of 10 PAPs from two Participating NGAs for PHP 12.5 billion (or 14% of the RRP budget in the FY16 NEP). It is smaller (12%) than the FY16 NGA budget request, but represents an increase of • • • more than 42% over the 2015 NEP. It includes the expansion of a number of PAPs, including PHP 3.1 billion for the National Greening Program and PHP 0.8 billion for the Forest Protection Program. Com ponent II (Cleaner, safer, and healthier environm ent) has the smallest budget, with 19 PAPs from five Participating NGAs for PHP 9.4 billion (or 10% of the RRP budget in the FY16 NEP). It is significantly smaller than the FY16 NGA budget request, but represents an increase of 42% over the 2015 NEP. While the FY16 NEP does not include DENREMB’s request to expand the Solid Waste Program and scales down the expansion of the DOTC’s LRT/BRT projects, it does include a new PAP for the LRT-2 West line. Figure 17: RRP Budget in the FY16 NEP by Com ponent (‘000s PHP) Component 1 14%   Component 2 10% Component 3 76%   Clim ate change is a m ajor area of focus of the RRP, com posed of 96% of the PAPs and 92% of the RRP budget in the FY16 NEP (or PHP 83.2 billion) (Table 9). This represents a 40% increase in the climate expenditure in the RRP compared to the FY 2015 NEP, slightly higher than the growth in the overall RRP budget.   • 39 Three factors contribute to real growth in climate expenditure between the FY 2015 NEP and FY16 NGA requests: (i) increases in the budget request for PAPs in line with the increases in the overall budget for the PAP (most NGAs), (ii) new or expansion requests from NGAs (DPWH, DOTC, DENR), and (iii) changes in the PAPs included in the FY16 NGA request resulting from the TRC review process (DA, DOST).