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FASPs Lessons Learned, Good Practices, Innovations, and Success Stories (LGIS) Database

FASPs LGIS database brings together insight from experiences, specifically the Lessons Learned, Good Practices, Innovations, and Success Stories, during project implementation that can be considered in improving implementation of other projects, policy formulation/re-formulation and future project development, and decision-making.

 

Cold Chain Innovation Hub

In support to the objectives of the Global Partnership for Improving the Food Cold Chain (FCC) in the Philippines Project to identify, develop and stimulate the application of low-carbon, energy efficient refrigeration innovation technologies and business practices for use throughout the food cold chain whilst increasing food safety and security, the FCC Project established the Cold Chain Innovation (CCI) Hub, which is a technology center hosted by the Philippines’ Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) at its Regional Training Center in Taguig City, Metro Manila.
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Commercial Forestry Investment Sub-Projects for upland watersheds: constraints, improvement strategies and extension in the Philippines

Upland watersheds in many developing countries are degrading and their health is declining due to various natural, socioeconomic, and environmental factors. Upland watersheds in the Philippines are no exception as they face problems of growing population that puts increasing pressure on timber and forest resources and food production systems. Effective land use systems that enhance productivity, ensures food security, increase livelihood income, improve ecological outcomes, and maintain social acceptance are needed.

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Ecosystem-based adaption (EbA)

Ecosystem-based adaption (EbA) is a people-centric concept that links biodiversity and ecosystem conservation to help people adapt to climate change. Identifying appropriate EbA measures recognises the need to understand the vulnerability and risks of the communities to the impacts of climate change such as flooding and landslides.

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Evidence-Based Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) Scheme to Preserve Water Resources through the Protect Wildlife Project

Mount Mantalingahan Protected Landscape (MMPL) provides different ecosystem goods and services, such as water supply, to more than 172,000 residents surrounding it, for household use, as well as to farms and plantations for crop irrigation. There are three (3) major watersheds inside MMPL wherein the LGU-managed water works in Brookes Point, Palawan relies for water sources.

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Maintaining a Record of Time and Motion for Waste Collection

The DENR Administrative Order No. 2001-34 or the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Philippine Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 requires every materials recovery facility (MRF) in the country to keep and maintain a record of daily weights or volumes of waste received, processed, and removed from the site.

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Modeling Future Scenarios of Forest Cover in Selected Upper River Basins in the Philippines for 2025 and 2035

The Integrated Natural Resources and Environmental Management Project or INREMP of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) aims to improve the forest cover of the four watersheds in the country and at the same time provide livelihood opportunities to different communities in these areas. However, the success of the current effort should not only be assessed by its current contribution but also through its potential future impacts in the area.
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Partnership Between Private Sector and the Government Showcasing the Mutualism Between Organic Farming and Beekeeping for the Recovery of Bee Colonies and Capacity Building for the Project’s Beneficiaries

During the project implementation, the project management experienced sudden decrease in numbers of bee hives being maintained due to infestation of weevil sp. Out of 520 beehives being maintained by the stakeholders / people’s organizations (POs), only 84 remained in good condition. The project management decided to pull-out the remaining bee hives from the stakeholders / people’s organizations and placed the same inside an organic farm, which is privately owned by Green Solution Agricultural Farming Training Center (GSAFTC), which served the bee hives recovery facility.
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Partnership with PLDT and Smart to equip schools with digital tools in exchange for collected e-wastes

The Project, Implementation of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Management Programs for Electric Cooperatives and Safe e-wastes Management (PCB-WEEE), forged a partnership with PLDT and Smart Communications for its “E-waste to E-learn” initiative, which seeks to bridge the digital divide in distance education in the Philippines by providing schools with digital tools in exchange for their collected and surrendered electronic and electrical wastes.
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Pasig EcoPledge Platform

The Ambitious City Promises (ACP) Project aims to contribute to greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation targets through mitigation plans and activities, which is referred to by the Project as “City Promise.” One of the key accomplishments of the ACP Project is the establishment of a platform for proposing and collecting pledges for the development of the City Promise. As the project’s model city in the Philippines, the City of Pasig launched the Pasig EcoPledge Platform (www.pasigEcoPledge.org), which is an online platform that aims to inform and advocate for climate action among the constituents of
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Remote Virtual Inspection

The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is continuously pressing government agencies to take advantage of new methods and exhaust the use of technologies to accomplish its deliverables without jeopardizing the safety of its workforce. One of these methods is the Remove Virtual Inspection (RVI), a form of virtual inspection that utilizes visual or electronic aids enabling an inspector or team of inspectors to observe products and/or materials from a distance because of inaccessibility, presence of danger, or inapplicability of in-person inspection (International Code Council, 2020).
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