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Current Programs______________________________________________
 
Northern Lamon Bay
 
 

Projects

  

Scaling-up Local Responses to Coastal Resources Management (CRM) and Livelihood Concerns Thru Alliance Building

 

Managing: Common Resources: Sustaining the Livelihood of Coastal Communities Thru Mangrove Management

 

Support to Alternative Livelihood Project – Quezon

 

San Miguel Bay

 
 

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Strengthening Local Partnerships for Integrated Coastal Resource Management and Sustainable Livelihood Development

 
 
 
 
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Past Programs_________________________________________________
 
 
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Over-all Program Strategies______________________________________
  • Participatory Action Research. Community members are involved in the identification, analysis and assessment of their economic, socio-cultural, political, and environmental situations.
  • Commmunity-Based Integrated Area Development. Local communities, government agencies and other sectors are enjoined to participate in the effort to collectively address environmental concerns.
  • Solid Community Organizing. Local people will be organized to harness the resources and capabilities of local institutions, particularly the local government units and concerned line agencies.
  • Environmental Conservation and Protection. Community members assist in the regeneration of marine and coastal resources through vigilance and active involvement of organized and trained community members in the enforcement of state laws on natural resources.
  • Livelihood Development. Community members assist in the regeneration of marine and coastal resources through vigilance and active involvement of organized and trained community members in the enforcement of state laws on natural resources.
  • Capability Building. Fishers and the local government units are trained on various aspects of community-based natural resource management practices.
  • Networking, Linkaging and Advocacy. Institutional and mass-based support for environmental projects are ensured through massive advocacy campaigns to increase the level of awareness among community members on the importance of cooperation in the implementation of community-based natural resource management.
 
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