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	CLIMATE CHANGE PROGRAM Climate change is a global phenomenon threatening to upset the welfare of society, jeopardize human health, unravel our efforts for economic progress and change the natural environment. The Philippines is witnessing and experiencing firsthand the devastating impacts of climate change. The climate change program of the Cordillera Studies Center is seeking to identify as well as promote concrete approaches to climate change both from the academic and community levels.
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE FOLLOWING INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCHES
Title of Research: PROBING THE INSTITUTIONAL FOOTPRINTS OF THE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLES Project Leader: Dr. SANTOS JOSE DACANAY III Duration: September 2010 -- April 2011 Title of Research: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND REDD+ STRATEGY PAPER Project Leader: VICKY DIAZ Duration: September 2010 -- April 2011 Title of Research: GENDER AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN BESAO, MOUNTAIN PROVINCE Project Leader: Dean WILFREDO ALANGGUI (co-convenor, Climate Change Pgoram, CSC) Duration: NOVEMBER 2010 -- Last Quarter of 2012 Title of Reseach: CLIMATE CHANGE AND LOCAL ADAPTATION IN THE BLISTT AREA (proposal stage) Project Leader: Dean RAYMUNDO D. ROVILLOS Duraction: Ongoing
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