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DOST Cordillera launches climate change program

- PIA

TABUK, Kalinga: To address the neg and implement science- based solutions to minimize its effects - cultural programs, the Department of Science and Technology Action Frontline for Emergencie­s and Hazards ( SAFE) Program. The launch coincided with the celebratio­n of the regional science and technology week of - buk, Kalinga.

The SAFE Program on Disaster Risk Reduction on Climate Change Agricultur­e, Aquatic and Natural - ment (PCAARRD), in partnershi­p with the Highland Agricultur­e, Aquatic and Resources Research and the six participat­ing state

Fortunato T. de la Peña, we are fully supporting the SAFE Program that the SUCs here in the Cordillera region are doing research and climate change particular­ly in agri Victor Mariano.

He said researches that remain importance of the SAFE program reason why the funding agency, - assistance to SUCs.

for research and extension of the program leader, presented the components of the SAFE Program. He explained how it will be implemente­d in the six from climate change.

The SAFE Program has six project components, including the one launched for Kalinga State - ferent conditions of the different

Six project components

Project 1 is about Disaster Risk Re on Vegetable Farms in Abra. The project will be implemente­d by the is headed by Vicente Ato and re

Project 2 is about Disaster Risk - pacts in Agricultur­al Farms in Apa by the Apayao State College. Reymalyn Aman heads the project that has a funding of P6.289 million.

Project 3, the Disaster Risk Re on Vulnerable Terrace Farms in Benguet, is led by Carlito Laurean of a total funding of P10.299 million.

Project 4 deals with Disaster Risk Reduction Climate Change - - sity through Teresita Allig.

Project 5 is called Disaster Risk - pacts on Vulnerable Coffee Farms in Kalinga to be implemente­d under the leadership of Robert Rodolfo of the Kalinga State Uni P6.312 million.

Lastly, Project 6 titled Disaster Risk Reduction Climate Change - State Polytechni­c College. The P7.097 million-project is led by Elmer Pakipac.

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