G Climate-Smart Industries and Services Developing, promoting, and sustaining climate-resilient, eco‐efficient, and environment‐friendly industries and services Two percent (or PHP 3.3 billion) of the approved climate budget in 2016 addresses the NCCAP priority on Climate-Smart Industries and Services (CSIS). This represents a 10 percent increase from 2015. As of FY 2016, three CSIS outcome areas have climate expenditures, with support so far from four designated lead agencies—DENR, DOLE, DTI and DPWH, along with additional support from DOT and MMDA (Table 7). Figure 7: CSIS NCCAP outcom es, outputs, and NGA responsibilities and associated PAPs Outcome Climate-smart industries and services promoted, developed, and sustained Sustainable livelihood and jobs created from climatesmart industries and services Green cities and municipalities developed, promoted, and sustained   Output Area Lead Agency Coordinating Agency Agencies with budgeted PAPs Enabling environment for the development of climate-smart industries and services created CCC, DTI, LGU DENR (EMB), DOLE (POEA), DTI (DCP, TCCP) DOT Eco-efficient production adopted by industries IEC and capacity building program for climate-smart industries and services developed Increased productive employment and livelihood opportunities in climate-smart industries and services DTI, DENR, DOLE DTI, DENR DENR, Cabinet Cluster on Economic Development DOF, NEDA DOST DOF, DOST DOLE, CCC All NGA, TESDA, LGUs, academic and training institutions DOLE (ILS) Infrastructure in cities and municipalities developed, promoted, and sustained CC adaptive housing and land use development implemented Ecological solid waste management implemented towards climate change mitigation and adaptation LGUs, DILG, DPWH All NGAs LGUs, HUDCC NEDA, DILG DENR (EMB), DOLE (POEA), DPWH, DTI (DCP), MMDA DENR DILG, DA, DepEd, MMDA, LMP, LCP, Ligangmga Barangay 28