There are 325 projects that match your search.
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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40,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/118/05 |
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The Agawa Mossy Forest Biodiversity Conservation is a community project for enhancement of indigenous knowledge system and practices in the sustainable management of the watershed area within their community and traditionally managed woodlots.
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t is geared towards the protection of the forest to maintain its natural regeneration and other ecological processes.
Along with protection is the expansion of plant diversity in the lower elevations as buffer to able disturbance of the genetic reserves of the protected forest within the community’s ancestral territory.
Cultural exchanges with regular visits shall be
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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45,084.36
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/125/06 |
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The persistence of traditional methods of farming has caused significant environmental degradation in almost 80% of the land; these are compounded with the utilization of inorganic fertilizer which pollution of the resources, most significantly the ( ... )
resources.
The Upland Agro-Forestry will be the main activity of this project as this will retard or arrest the continuous and uncontrolled land degradation leading to destruction of biological diversity therefore promote environmental conservation and restoration for sustainable agricultural
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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2,007.14
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/109/05 |
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The project is a capability-building support program for MILCO. If control measures are set through this project, it will hopefully reverberate to other projects handled by MILCO in collaboration with its support groups. MILCO seems to be a perfect ( ... )
e of a top-down project approach that has required compliance among the people to realize the objectives of a supposed well-meaning intervention. However, capacities and internal organizational systems have not been built thus organizational troubles and mismanagement accusations surfaced. Though skills were built among officers and members, no strong leadership and organizational values were
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Philippines
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Multifocal Area
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2006
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3,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/120/05 |
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As a preparatory activity to the Eighth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the CBD (CBD- COP8 ) in March, a meeting among the UNDP, the government of the Philippines and selected NGO’s will be held to assess compliance to the ( ... )
entioned obligations.
At the same time this will be an opportune time to discuss Philippine positions to the forthcoming COP 8 as well as other matters which may directly affect these.
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Philippines
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Chemicals
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2006
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48,517.27
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/127/06 |
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The project intends to sustain and develop further the community monitoring and public awareness activities in the issues of POPs and other pesticides covering more areas in Daval del Sur, especially the watershed areas, and involving other sectoral ( ... )
particularly women and youth.
The project activities are expected to increase the awareness of farmers and other sectors regarding the risk of pesticides use, particularly POPs pesticides. Through this project, community groups who join in the monitoring and research will gain experiences in participatory action research increasing their capacity to assess and study their conditions
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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40,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/116/05 |
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The Province of Quirino Lies in the southern portion of Cagayan Valley and within the central region of the Sierra Madre mountain range. The province is within geographical coordinates 15 degrees 57’- 16 degrees 39’ latitude and 121degrees 21’ ( ... )
degrees 02’ longitudes.
The province’s forestland was declared the Quirino Protected Landscape (QPL) through DENR Proclamation No. 548. This comprised about 67% or 206, 875 hectares out of total provincial land area of 305,720 hectares that includes 51 barangays in the Municipalities of Diffun, Maddela, Cabarroguis, Aglipay and Nagtipunan. The QPL encompasses 43 CBFM sites and 2
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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48,398.18
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/129/06 |
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The project aims to assist towards the improvement of the socio-economic of the local communities and protect watershed thru increasing endemic tree species and community participation. |
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Philippines
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Multifocal Area
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2006
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3,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/122/05 |
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The Philippine Judicial Academy as the arm for the purpose of delivering judicial education to judges and other court personnel has embarked on a series of seminar workshops and discussions on environmental protection for the last few years. This ( ... )
activities was undertaken in partnership with NGOs, donor agencies and legal groups with specific interest in protecting the environment.
In the course of the trainings and workshops some observations and comments have been gathered, particularly on the matter of effective administration of justice in environment in environment cases. For example, during the roundtable discussion on
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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43,226.85
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/123/05 |
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The project intends to Fishery Resource Management through Mass Seaweeds Farming Introduction which aims to rehabilitate the declining resources in the four (4) coastal barangays of Tubay namely, Barangay Tinigbasan, Tagpangahoy, Binuangan, and La ( ... )
nidad.
Objectives:
• To protect and manage the coastal and fishery resources through the introduction of the introduction of seaweeds farming technology with a community participatory approach in order to uplift the poverty living condition
• Provide additional source of income and livelihood to the depressed fisherfolk and women sector of the area.
• Management, protection and
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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48,731.42
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/128/06 |
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The project intends to expand the second growth forest into the grasslands to improve their ground cover, enhance biodiversity and improve their waste retention and carbon sequestration capacity.
It is envisioned that the people’s organizations ( ... )
ve an informal federation in the future to facilitate their cooperative development.
Objectives:
• To protect and develop the Ikalahan-Kalanguyan Ancestral Domain as a viable watershed, wildlife sanctuary and a sustainable source of livelihood for the dwellers
• To develop and implement environment-friendly alternative livelihood sources for the dwellers
Target Outputs:
• Enhanced
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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48,489.09
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/130/06 |
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The project aims abundant life among the indigenous peoples living in the upland communities of Dupax characterized by sustained environment, peaceful, God-fearing, united and organized community.
The project intends to mainstream environmental ( ... )
ion in three (3) pilot schools of upland barangays.
The project aims to undertake capacity building through trainings, seminars, and workshops, IEC within LGUs, organized sectoral groups, and the schools to effectively institute sound ecological practices in promoting biodiversity conservation and
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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45,281.09
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/126/06 |
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The project aims to increase the marine biodiversity in the Corangon Shoal and in the Municipal waters through a rigorous enforcement of the fishing ban inside the sanctuary and the enforcement of the ban of active fishing gears in the Municipal ( ... )
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The project also aims to improve coastal resource management through the reforestation and rehabilitation of the mangrove in barangays near the Corangon Shoal.
The project shall delineate the boundaries of the sanctuary with buoys and markers and provide the Bantay Dagat team with patrol craft and other equipment and build a watch station and
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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40,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/119/05 |
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The Mossy Forest Biodiversity Conservation is a community project for enhancement of indigenous knowledge system and practices in the sustainable management of the watershed area within their community and traditionally managed woodlots.
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eared towards the protection of the forest to maintain its natural regeneration and other ecological processes.
Along with protection is the expansion of plant diversity in the lower elevations as buffer to able disturbance of the genetic reserves of the protected forest within the community’s ancestral territory.
Cultural exchanges with regular visits shall be forged
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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49,185.67
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/121/05 |
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The general objective of the project is to implement a sustainable multi-partnership management of community resource and environment in the municipality of Balayan, Batangas in particular and Balayan Bay in general. |
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Philippines
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Chemicals
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2006
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2,440.26
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/115/05 |
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The Philippines has ratified the Stockholm Convention and is now in the process of formulating the National Implementation Plan (NIP) to implement the POPs Treaty. One of the main areas of activity in relation to the implementation of the Treaty is ( ... )
stock of the Philippine situation pertaining to POPs and alternatives, particularly, non-chemical alternatives at the community level. While there have been some efforts already by the government to come up with a national profile on POPs and a POPs Treaty National Implementation Plan is already being developed, these have been mainly through official channels using official figures which may
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Philippines
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Chemicals
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2006
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2,412.68
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/114/05 |
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The Philippines has ratified the Stockholm Convention and is now in the process of formulating the National Implementation Plan (NIP) to implement the POPs Treaty. One of the main areas of activity in relation to the implementation of the Treaty is ( ... )
stock of the Philippine situation pertaining to POPs and alternatives, particularly, non-chemical alternatives at the community level. While there have been some efforts already by the government to come up with a national profile on POPs and a POPs Treaty National Implementation Plan is already being developed, these have been mainly through official channels using official figures which may
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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37,026.65
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/111/05 |
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Brgy. Lake Lahit, the project site is at elevation of 650 meter above sea level, wherein 5 of the 7 falls locally called Malipayon Falls are located. The population of endemic wild animals like tarsiers, monitor lizards, monkeys, birds of prey and ( ... )
ooded trees are declining. The natural habitat is now constricted. Forest cover is decreasing along with the water discharge of natural springs.
The project will focus on biodiversity conservation and reforestation with the three main components: biodiversity conservation/rehabilitation, capability enhancement, and advocacy. Activities include integrated reforestation, environment watch
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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45,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/112/05 |
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The project is designed as an environmental and rural-based watershed and park management initiative. The ultimate aim is to have an empowered upland groups who can effectively manage and protect while reasonably benefiting from the resources of ( ... )
rora Memorial National Park. Other gains and benefits from these scheme are expected to redound to downstream communities in seven towns of Aurora and Nueva Ecija.
The intended beneficiaries were victims of a succession of strong typhoons which occurred in the last week of November 2004. Their homes and sources of livelihood have been severely damaged with one community, Brgy. Villa Aurora,
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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10,000.00
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/113/05 |
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Traditional Knowledge is precious to indigenous communities and the society because it can be used for the common good. A positive acknowledgement of this knowledge and its contribution to mankind encourages preservation and practice. To ensure ( ... )
his knowledge is not lost and can be passed on to the next generation, it is important that the trainers and communities be given support to do this.
The project is seeking support to initiatives towards Traditional Knowledge documentation. This involves the conduct of a workshop on Traditional Knowledge Documentation among the NGO partners operating in the Sierra Madre. They will be
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Philippines
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Biodiversity
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2006
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45,692.73
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Phase 3
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Project Number: PHI/124/06 |
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The project intends to encourage Ifugao farmers to continue maintaining their rice terraces, now considered a World Heritage Site, instead of abandoning them for other occupations by improving and sustaining their income from rice farming. |
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