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Photo by: NRC GEARED TOWARDS RESILIENCE – Participants together with the selection committee of the recently concluded “Young Leaders for Resilience Program Local Competition” held last October 30, 2019 at the Bellevue Hotel, Muntinlupa City. The selection committee includes Sen. Rodolfo “Pong” Biazon, Mr. Erwin Alfonso (Head, Muntinlupa City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office), Mr. Noel Cadorna (Head, City Planning and Development Office), Dr. Emma Porio (Project Leader, CCARPH), Ms. Elvie Sanchez-Quiazon (President, Philippine Chamber and Industry Muntinlupa), Mr. James Christopher Padrilan (Local Government Operations Officer, Department of Interior and Local Government) MUNTINLUPA’S JOURNEY TOWARDS RESILIENCE By: Jose Francisco Santiago Through a partnership between the City of towards resilience. By engaging the private sector, the occurs. Integrating this kind of information with the city Muntinlupa, Coastal Cities at Risk in the Philippines city is able to create productive public-private plans and maps of the city allows for a more complete (CCARPH), and the National Resilience Council partnerships (PPPs) to harmonize all the efforts in the picture of resilience in the city. Last Oct. 29, NRC (NRC), Muntinlupa City showed its dedication to city towards resilience. NRC also presented in the rolled out for the first time the Barangay Resilience achieve resilience amidst the increasing number of city's Executive Legislative Agenda and Capacity Scorecards, an adapted version of their City climate disasters brought about by climate change. Development Formulation Workshop last Sept. 12 to Resilience Scorecards, and held a workshop with the The Muntinlupa Resilient Barangay Program was highlight the importance of investing in resources and barangays to conduct an initial assessment of launched on Aug. 7, 2019 through the signing of the activities that help the city build disaster resilience. resilience at the barangay level to better capture this partnership agreement by Mayor Jaime Fresnedi Integral in the quest for resilience of Muntinlupa is picture of resilience. Directly after this workshop, along with the barangay captains and officials from all Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun), PLMun participated in NRC's Muntinlupa City nine barangays in the city. This signing was then which serves as the main academic partner within the Enterprise Design Thinking Workshop last Oct. 30, followed by a climate disaster risk assessment city of Muntinlupa. Through the National Service where young students worked to create new and (CDRA) workshop headed by Manila Observatory Training Program (NSTP) of the school, PLMun was innovative tools to help the city in its quest for (MO), where the barangay officials sat down with MO able to mobilize its students to create a new cadre of resilience. This entire partnership wouldn’t have been scientists and characterized the current state of their resilience youth leaders for each barangay to help the made possible without the tireless support of Mr. barangay when it comes to disaster resilience. A local government in its various resilience initiatives. A Erwin Alfonso (Head, Muntinlupa City Disaster Risk holistic approach to resilience in the city also involves workshop held last Sept. 26-27 had this goal in mind, Reduction and Management Office), Mr. Noel A. engaging both the public and private sector. Last Aug. as the CCARPH team and PLMun conducted a Cadorna (Head, City Planning and Development 30, the city government together with NRC held a Participatory Community Risk Assessment (PCRA) in Office), Mr. Jose David “Pitz” Adriano (Project Stakeholders Forum with the various members of the the barangays of Muntinlupa. Here, both students and Development Officer, City Planning and Development Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - faculty members from PLMun went down to the Office), Dr. Ellen Presnedi (President, PLMun) and Dr. Muntinlupa (PCCI) to be informed about climate barangays and conducted interviews with the Rowena dela Cruz (Director, Community Extension disaster resilience and then to assess the current residents of the barangays to find out what the Services, PLMun). plans and initiatives of the various businesses situation is like on the ground when a natural disaster Dr. Emma Porio’s presentation panel at the UNU-EHS, UNFCC Climate Week, Bangkok, Thailand INSIDE 5 | Partners for Resilience: 8 | ADMU Master of Disaster 12 | Dr. Rosa Perez Represents CCARPH Supports the Risk and Resilience Students Dr. Emma Porio/CCARPH in Global-Local News from National Resilience Council for Conducts Participatory the Workshop on Building CCARPH and Partners the Leadership for Resilient Community Risk Assessment Disaster and Climate Resilience LGUs Program with Loyola Heights Barangay in Cities Council 1 | Muntinlupa’s Journey to CCARPH Advocating for Local CCARPH Researcher Emilio Resilience Gozo Presents at the ICRC- Knowledge Systems on Climate 9 | Advanced Institute on Disaster Risks at the Disaster Risk Reduction with CORDEX 2019 in Beijing, 3 | CCARPH Scientists as Lead International Conference on Systems Approach for Slow- China Authors of the Sixth Assessment Water, Informatics, Onset Climate Disasters (AI- Report of Intergovernmental Sustainability and Environment SOCD) Report of CCARPH Smarter Designs Towards Panel for (iWISE2019) in Carleton Scientists Smarter Cities: CCAPRH Climate Change (IPCC) University, Canada Research Intern Jeremiah CCARPH Featured in Public Morales Participates in the 12th Canada’s Parliamentary CCARPH Shares Quarterly Lecture at Riga Technical PNEE International Conference Secretary to the Minister of Updates in the NRC Academic University and Scientific Meeting at Puerto International Development Partners’ Business Meeting Princesa, Palawan visits research sites in Metro Manila, Philippines 10 | Manila Observatory | CCARPH Campaigns for 13| Dr. Emma E. Porio 6 Scientists’ Collaborate with Increased Support for Resilience NASA, US Naval Research Advocates for Climate and 4 | Ms. Ma. Antonia Yulo in the 2019 Asia-Pacific Climate Center, and Academic Disaster Resilience and Social Loyzaga Takes the Role of Week Institutions in the CAMP2Ex Equity in the Global Emerging Discussant and Panelist in the Program Markets Forum in Washington, GP2019 and Annual ARISE D.C. General Meeting 7 | CCARPH Signs Partnership Prepositioning Assets for Agreement with the Pasig City Community Resilience: AIC 14| From Risk to Resilience II: Government CCARPH LOGO Participates in the TALAB 2019 CCARPH-Ateneo Innovation ANNOUNCEMENT! Center-INECAR Exhibits Behind the Scenes of Pasig 11 | Environmental Science Disaster Resilience City’s Journey to be a Smart Technologies at the 1st City students of CCARPH Defend Thesis Proposal on Modeling RESILEX Innovations for Urban Ecosystem Resilience Resilient Community in Naga FEATURES City, Camarines Sur Background and Abstract from ADMU Master of | Integrating Resilience in the BERDE Rating Disaster Risk and Resilience Scholar Capstone Project 14 System and in the Philippine Green Building Code By: Levy S. Canaleta 14 | From Disaster Preparedness to Technology Driven Disaster Resilience: Installation of Clean 16 | Disaster Risk Reduction Demystified: Localizing Water System - Barangay San Andres, Cainta, Rizal the Disaster Risk Indicators in the Philippines By: Emmanuel V. Tandoc By: Joe-Mar S. Perez, MPA 3 CCARPH Scientists as Lead Authors of the Sixth Assessment Report of Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) By: Maria Rufina Salas Photo: IPCC GUANGZHOU, CHINA – CCARPH scientists Dr. Gemma Teresa T. Narisma (Executive Director, Manila Observatory), Dr. Faye Abigail Cruz (Laboratory Head, Regional Climate Systems, Manila Observatory), and Dr. Laurice Jamero (Resilience Collaboratory Head, Manila Observatory), joined the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change for its Sixth Assessment Report. The specific chapters in the Sixth Assessment Report (Climate Change) 2021: The Physical Science Basis, include the Atlas of regional climate change observations and projections on multiple timescales and on climate change information for regional impact and risk assessment. Dr. Narisma (CCARPH Work Theme 1 Leader) and Dr. Cruz are part of CCARPH Work Theme 1.1, which focuses on characterizing and visualizing climate atmospheric hazards across space and time using state of the science approaches in selected coastal cities. Dr. Jamero, as part of CCARPH 2 Work Theme 2: Inform and enhance existing tools and approaches, such as the Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment (CDRA) used in disaster and climate risk governance in the Philippines. Their first lead author meeting was conducted in Guangzhou, China from June 25 to 29, 2018. Dr. Emma Porio (Project Leader, CCARPH) is also a contributing author to the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report (Climate Change) Chapter 6 with subsection contribution title, “Smart Cities, Smarter Leaders” The final report is set to be finished in 2022. More information about the IPCC report and chapters can be found in the IPCC website through ipcc.ch/report. Article lifted from: http://www.observatory.ph/2018/10/17/drs-gemma-narisma-and-faye- cruz-join-ipcc-in-china/ Canada’s Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Development Visits Research Sites in Metro Manila, Philippines By: Arjay Dineros PASIG CITY – Ms. Kamal Khamera, Canada’s Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Development and Member of Parliament for Brandon West in Ontario, visited the research
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