Mixed Use Development (disambiguation)

• Mixed-Use Development

  Also: Mixed-Use Development, Mixed-Use Development (Philippines), Integrated Estate

  Mixed-Use Development is a real estate development model in the Philippines that integrates multiple urban uses—such as residential, commercial, retail, office, and entertainment spaces—within a…

• Mixed-Use Development Philippines

  Also: Township development (Filipino developer terminology), Integrated lifestyle community, Live-work-play community

  A mixed-use development in Philippine real estate refers to a master-planned project integrating multiple property types within a single site or complex — typically combining…

• EDSA Carousel

  Also: EDSA Busway, Route E

  The EDSA Carousel is the bus rapid transit-style service operating along the median of Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) in Metro Manila — a…

• Motor Vehicle User's Charge

  Also: MVUC, Motor Vehicle User's Charge (MVUC), Road user's tax / road users' tax

  The Motor Vehicle User's Charge (MVUC), popularly called the road user's tax, is the annual charge imposed by Republic Act No. 8794 — "An Act…

• Mixed-Use Developer

  Also: Township developer, Estate developer, Integrated community developer

  A Mixed-Use Developer is a real estate developer that specializes in the planning, financing, construction, and management of mixed-use developments (also known as townships or…

• Mixed-age Learning

• Mixed-Use Property

• Condominium Development Philippines

  Also: Condo project, Condominium complex, Vertical development

  A condominium development (or condominium project) in Philippine real estate is a multi-unit residential or mixed-use building (or complex of buildings) in which individual units…

• Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran

  Also: Kaisa — the short form used in the community's own usage, Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran, Inc. — the corporate styling, 菲律濱華裔青年聯合會 — the Chinese institutional name

  Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran, Inc. (Chinese: 菲律濱華裔青年聯合會; "Unity for Progress") is a non-governmental organization of Filipino Chinese founded on August 28, 1987 by young Chinese…

• Edward Lansdale

  Also: Edward Geary Lansdale — the full given name of the biographical record, Major General Edward Lansdale — the retired rank (he left the Air Force in 1963), The unquiet American — the styling his 1988 biographer's title, The Unquiet American, fixed ([Wikipedia — Edward Lansdale](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Lansdale "Edward Lansdale — Wikipedia"))

  Edward Lansdale — Edward Geary Lansdale, February 6, 1908, Detroit, to February 23, 1987, McLean, Virginia — was the American advertising man turned intelligence officer…

• José Basco y Vargas

  Also: Basco y Vargas, José Basco — the short form of the standard account, José Máximo Ramón Basco y Pérez de Vargas — the full baptismal name

  José Basco y Vargas — born José Máximo Ramón Basco y Pérez de Vargas on 29 May 1733 in Málaga, Spain; died 1805 — was…

• National Greening Program

  Also: NGP, Expanded National Greening Program (ENGP) — the program's styling under EO 193 of 2015, Enhanced National Greening Program — an alternative styling of the post-2015 program in DENR and reference usage

  The National Greening Program (NGP) is the Philippine government's flagship reforestation undertaking of the 2010s, declared by Executive Order No. 26 of February 24, 2011…

• Republic Act No. 11239

  Also: The Road Board Abolition Act — the statute's subject shorthand, An Act Abolishing the Road Board — the long-title opening, The road user's tax reform law — the usage of this wiki's Motor Vehicle User's Charge entry

  Republic Act No. 11239, long-titled "AN ACT ABOLISHING THE ROAD BOARD AND PROVIDING FOR THE DISPOSITION OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE USER'S CHARGE COLLECTIONS, AMENDING FOR…

• Republic Act No. 3018

  Also: The Rice and Corn Industry Act — the Supreme Court's styling in Purina Philippines, Inc. v. Flores ([LawPhil — Purina](https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2015/sep2015/gr_180323_2015.html "Purina Philippines, Inc. v. Flores, G.R. No. 180323 (September 16, 2015) — The LawPhil Project")), An Act Limiting the Right to Engage in the Rice and Corn Industry to Citizens of the Philippines, and for Other Purposes — the long title, The rice and corn nationalization act — the descriptive styling

  Republic Act No. 3018, long-titled "AN ACT LIMITING THE RIGHT TO ENGAGE IN THE RICE AND CORN INDUSTRY TO CITIZENS OF THE PHILIPPINES, AND FOR…

• Rice and Corn Board

  Also: RACB — the abbreviation of the Board's own name, RICOB — the styling carried in the National Food Authority's record, The Board — RA 3018's own in-text designation

  The Rice and Corn Board (RACB, styled RICOB in its successor's record) was the Philippine regulatory board created by Section 5 of Republic Act No.…

• Free Irrigation Service Act

  Also: Republic Act No. 10969, RA 10969, Free Irrigation Act — shorthand in farm-sector usage

  The Free Irrigation Service Act is Republic Act No. 10969, approved on February 2, 2018 by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte — in the long title…

• Herbal medicine

  Herbal medicine — also called herbalism, phytotherapy, or phytomedicine — is the study of the medicinal properties of plants (pharmacognosy) and their use as medicines,…

• Blood Compact

  Also: Pacto de sangre, Sandugo of 1565

  The Blood Compact — in Visayan, the Sandugo, literally "one blood" — is the pact sealed in March 1565 on the island of Bohol between…

• One Ayala

  One Ayala is a mixed-use, transit-oriented development of Ayala Land, Inc. at the corner of Ayala Avenue and EDSA in the Ayala Center, Makati City…

• Philippine Highway System

  The Philippine Highway System — the Philippine highway network in its standard encyclopedic designation — is the country's network of national roads planned, built, owned,…

• Maharlika Wealth Fund

  Also: Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF), MWF, Maharlika Investment Corporation (the fund manager, sometimes used interchangeably in public discussion)

  The Maharlika Wealth Fund (MWF), also called the Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF), is the Philippines' first sovereign wealth fund, managed by the Maharlika Investment Corporation…

• Robinsons Malls

  Also: Robinsons, Robinsons Mall

  Robinsons Malls is a major Philippine chain of shopping malls, owned and operated by Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC), the real-estate arm of the Gokongwei family's…

• Pygmy swiftlet

  Also: Collocalia troglodytes (scientific name), Philippine pygmy swiftlet

  The pygmy swiftlet (Collocalia troglodytes) is the smallest of the Philippine swiftlets, a glossy blue-black aerial insectivore with a pale grey rump band and whitish…

• Penoy

  Also: Penoy-lugo (soupy form of the spoiled-egg variant, in trade usage), Fertilization-failed balut (process description)

  Penoy is a Philippine street food consisting of a boiled duck egg that, unlike balut, contains no developed embryo — typically because the egg was…

• Palawan Tit

  The Palawan Tit (Periparus amabilis) is a tiny songbird endemic to Palawan and its satellite islands in the western Philippines. Glossy blue-black above with yellow…

• Sisig

  Also: Sisig babi, Sísig

  Sisig is a Filipino dish of chopped grilled pig's face — jowl and ears (the maskara) — mixed with pig or chicken liver, calamansi, onions,…

• Camp John Hay

  Camp John Hay is a former rest and recreation base of the United States Armed Forces in Baguio, Philippines, established in 1903 amid pine forests…

• Great Santa Cruz Island

  Also: Pink Sand Beach of Zamboanga, Santa Cruz Grande, Gran Santa Cruz Island

  Great Santa Cruz Island is a small island in Basilan Strait about 20 minutes by boat from Zamboanga City, Philippines, famous for its rare pink…

• Samal People

  The Samal are a Sama-speaking Muslim ethnolinguistic group of the southern Philippines, historically concentrated in the coastal waters of the Davao Gulf—where the Island Garden…

• Tablas Island

  Tablas is the largest island of Romblon province in the Philippines, situated in the Sibuyan Sea between Mindoro and Panay. An agricultural island of rolling…

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