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Guinayangan CSV experience guides Philippine DA's development of AMIA villages, the Philippine adaptation of CSV approach

Testing CSV approach in the Philippines, through ICRAF-F2-SEA-P55 project, gained recognition of IIRR by DA as a partner in implementing its AMIA program. DA, through the DA-BAR, invested USD100,000 to further develop Guinayangan CSV as a CSA learning site; and another USD100,000 for IIRR's Ivisan,...

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Main Author: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security
Format: Case Study
Language:Inglés
Published: 2017
Subjects:
adaptation
development
villages
learning
testing
icraf
programmes
case studies
agrifood systems
rural development
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121296
Summary:Testing CSV approach in the Philippines, through ICRAF-F2-SEA-P55 project, gained recognition of IIRR by DA as a partner in implementing its AMIA program. DA, through the DA-BAR, invested USD100,000 to further develop Guinayangan CSV as a CSA learning site; and another USD100,000 for IIRR's Ivisan, Capiz project site for same purpose. These sites were used to train regional AMIA teams, particularly in facilitating community-based CSA work and establishing AMIA villages, the country's adaptation of CSV, in 17 regions.

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