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Plan 545 Philippine Summer Studio Course July 1-26, 2013 Bulacan, Philippines PLAN 545 PHILIPPINE SUMMER STUDIO COURSE JULY 1-26, 2013 BULACAN, PHILIPPINES January 25, 1:00-4:00 p.m. – Information Session March 1, 1:00-4:00 p.m. – Philippine History, Political Culture and Political Economy: How They Shape National and Local Planning March 8, 1:00-4:00 p.m. – Climate Change Risks in the Philippines: Local Planning Implications April 12, 1:00-4:00 p.m. – Philippine Municipal and Provincial Development Planning Processes and Structures in an Era of Decentralization June 29 & 30 – Arrival of UBC Students in Plaridel, Bulacan, Philippines June 30 – 7:00 p.m. Welcome by FATHER DENNIS ESPEJO, St James Parish Church, Plaridel Lead Responsibility / July Activity/ies Venue Audience 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Courtesy call - Office of MAYOR ARNEL MENDOZA, Bustos Attendance of Oath-taking of Municipal Officials & Signing Ceremony Presentations on climate and environmental challenges by: Bustos Municipal Staff and CSOs Bustos Municipal Staff 1 Information Officer FERNAN TADEO Municipal Hall of Bustos MPDC Engr LUIS ANDRES Office of the Mayor MAO Head Engineers Office Head 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. Field visits to public infrastructure and sites most affected by climate related risks in Bustos Lead Responsibility / July Activity/ies Venue Audience 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Courtesy call - Office of DR ALBERTO VALENZUELA, Vice-President Bulacan State University-Bustos Campus Bustos Municipal Staff 2 Introduction of UBC Students to BulSU-Bustos Faculty Municipality of Bustos Seminar-Workshop: DR LEONORA ANGELES & UBC STUDENTS Office of the Mayor 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. Continuation of Field visits to public infrastructure and sites most affected by climate related risks in Bustos Courtesy Calls: Office of GOVERNOR WILHELMINO SY ALVARADO Office of VICE-GOVERNOR DANIEL FERNANDO Provincial Planning and Development Office (PPDO) PPDO / GIS Centre / Office Bulacan Provincial Capitol, Presentations / Briefings: of the Governor 3 Malolos PPDO DIRECTOR ARLENE PASCUAL, “Municipal-Provincial Planning Interface” Office of the Sangguniang PDRRMC Head LIZ MUNGCAL Panlalawigan BENRO Head MR PAYONGAYONG PPDO Staff RELLIE LEGASPI, “Land Use and Disaster Related Risks in Plaridel and Pulilan” PPDO Staff RANDY PO, “Land Use and Disaster Related Risks in Bustos and Baliwag” 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Courtesy call - Office of MAYOR VICENTE ESGUERRA, SR., Pulilan Presentations on climate and environmental challenges by: Pulilan Municipal Staff and CSOs Information Officer TES TETANGCO MPDC Head GIL GARCIA Pulilan Municipal Staff 4 MAO Head LORETO DE JESUS Municipal Hall of Pulilan Office of the Mayor Engineer Office Head ROSEMARIE ESGUERRA MENRO ROBERTO CRUZ MDRRM Head CYMBIE MANO 1:30-5:00 p.m. Field visits to public infrastructure and sites most affected by climate related risks in Pulilan 2 Lead Responsibility / July Activity/ies Venue Audience 9:00 - 5:00 p.m. Pulilan Municipal Staff 5 Continuation of Field visits to public infrastructure and sites most affected by Municipality of Pulilan Office of the Mayor climate related risks in Pulilan 9:00 am-12:00 noon Seminar by Paola Vasquez, University of Guelph “Towards Cleaner Production for Climate Change Adaptation in Bulacan” BulSU- Malolos City BulSU- Malolos City BulSU- Malolos City 6 1:30 - 5:00 pm Rest and Recreation: Historic Sites in Malolos City: Barasoain Church and Musuem, Bulacan Tourism Centre Rest and Recreation: Historic and Hiking Sites in Biak-na-Bato, San Miguel, Bulacan and Angat Dam, Dona Remedios Trinidad and Angat 7:00 am. Departure from St James Parish Church Bulacan Province (northern 7 All municipalities) Bring: Hiking shoes, change of clothes, camera, snacks 7:00 p.m. Arrival 3 Lead Responsibility / July Activity/ies Venue Audience 9:00 am-12:00 noon Field visits to Malolos City coastal areas most affected by climate related risks 1:30 - 5:00 pm Courtesy Calls: Office of the Bulacan State University President, DR MARIANO DE JESUS Office of Vice-President, DR DANILO HILARIO Bustos Municipal Staff 8 Office of Graduate Studies Dean, DR VICTORIA VALENZUELA Municipal Hall of Bustos Presentations on BulSU faculty and graduate student research on climate Office of the Mayor and environmental challenges in the Philippines VIRGINIA FRANCO ANDREA INOCENCIO OLIVIA FELICIANO Launching of the Angat River Photo Essay Contest 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Field visits to public infrastructure and sites most affected by climate related risks in Plaridel 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. Courtesy call - Office of MAYOR JOCELL VISTAN, Plaridel Plaridel Municipal Staff 9 Municipal Hall of Plaridel Presentations on climate and environmental challenges by: Office of the Mayor Plaridel Municipal Staff and CSOs MPDC Engr REY ALVARO MENRO Head ALEX CERVANTES MAO Head Dr J.C. CARILLO Engineers Office Head Engr. CELESTINO PINGOL Group Work: LCCAP-related research, planning and writing Municipalities of Bustos, Municipal Staff / Community 10 Plaridel and Pulilan Organizations Municipalities of Bustos, Municipal Staff / Community 11 Group Work: LCCAP-related research, planning and writing Plaridel and Pulilan Organizations 4 Lead Responsibility / July Activity/ies Venue Audience Municipalities of Bustos, Municipal Staff / Community 12 Group Work: LCCAP-related research, planning and writing Plaridel and Pulilan Organizations Group Work: LCCAP-related research, planning and writing 13 Open All Rest and Recreation: Open Rest and Recreation: Tagaytay Resort Area, Taal Volcano 14 Tagaytay All 6:00 am. Departure from St James Parish Church 7:00 p.m. Arrival 15 16 Group Work: LCCAP-related research, planning and writing Municipalities of Bustos, Municipal Staff / Community 17 Plaridel and Pulilan Organizations July 18 & 19, Workshop for BulSU Faculty Only: 18 “Reinventing Universities Through Action Research” BulSU-Malolos BulSU-Malolos PROFESSOR PETER BOOTHROYD, DR. LEONORA ANGELES, THERESA FRESCO 19 International Conference on “New Directions in Action Research” DR. FRANCISCO MAGNO, De La Salle University – 20 DLSU Robredo Institute of Research Presentations of Plan 545 Students Manila Governance (see attached conference program) Group Work: LCCAP-related research, planning and writing 21 Rest and Recreation: Open 5 Lead Responsibility / July Activity/ies Venue Audience 22 Municipalities of Bustos, 23 Group Work: LCCAP-related research, planning and writing Municipal Staff / Community Plaridel and Pulilan Organizations 24 Municipal Gov’t. Partners, Public Presentation: Plan 545 students’ research findings and Provincial Gov’t., BulSU, preliminary LCCAP recommendations 25 t.b.a. other provincial & municipal stakeholders, P.M. Municipal 1 (t.b.a.) & the general public Municipal Gov’t. Partners, 26 Public Presentation: Plan 545 students’ research findings and Provincial Gov’t., BulSU, Last preliminary LCCAP recommendations t.b.a. other provincial & municipal Day of A.M. Municipal 2 (t.b.a.) stakeholders, Class P.M. Municipal 3 (t.b.a.) & the general public 6 .
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