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FPE at 25: Recognition of Founding Partners
FPE at 25: Celebrating Connectedness through Conservation
Recognizing its founding partners for the environment
Reminiscing & Remembering: FPE Beginnings
This document lists the executive directors of the Foundation for Philippine Environment (FPE) from 1992 to 2016. It notes that Delfin Ganapin Jr. was the executive director from 1992 to 1995. It then lists the subsequent executive directors of FPE up to Godofredo Villapando Jr. who served from 2012 to 2016. The document provides a brief history of the leadership of FPE over a 24 year period.
FPE 10-Year Strategic Plan
This document outlines the 10-year strategic plan of the Fight for the Environment Philippines (FPE). The plan identifies 6 priority key biodiversity areas across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao that FPE will focus on conserving. It establishes a vision, mission, and 6 goals for FPE relating to natural resource management, capacity building, policy advocacy, awareness raising, and organizational development. Each goal contains specific objectives and performance indicators to measure progress over the 10-year period. The plan also outlines various strategies FPE will employ to achieve each goal, such as scientific research, partnership building, community organizing, and financial management.
Reaction to FPE Strat Plan from EAP Mallari_May 2015
The document reports on conservation efforts by Fauna and Flora International Philippines (FPE) on Sibuyan Island from 2007 to 2009. It finds that the island experienced a net loss of 251.37 hectares of forest cover over this period, with the largest contributions coming from degradation of old growth forest to advanced secondary growth forest. The annual deforestation rate was calculated at 0.36%. The document also identifies potential habitat conservation value areas on the island based on trigger species distribution modeling. It notes that conservation targets and goals for the program should include quantifying threats to habitats and targets for restoration, reduction of degradation rates, and improved livelihoods.
"EDU" of Natural Resources and the Proposed BBL
The document discusses natural resource sharing and management between the Central Government and the proposed Bangsamoro autonomous region. Key points include:
1) The Bangsamoro Government will have authority over exploration, development and utilization of mines and minerals in its territory as well as regulating small-scale mining.
2) Revenues from natural resources like minerals, fossil fuels and fisheries in the Bangsamoro territory will be shared between the Central Government and Bangsamoro Government.
3) The draft law aims to give preferential rights and benefits to bona fide inhabitants of the Bangsamoro over natural resources in their territory.
Foundation for Sustainable Society Presentation
The document summarizes the work of the Foundation for a Sustainable Society, Inc. (FSSI), a non-government organization that provides development assistance and financing to social enterprises. It focuses on assisting marginalized groups adopt triple bottom line principles of people, profit and planet. FSSI partners with other local institutions to support social enterprises in sectors like food, health, and the environment. It provides grants, loans and other financial products to help cooperatives, NGOs and other organizations establish triple bottom line enterprises.
FPE Grants Program_May 2015
The Foundation for the Philippine Environment (FPE) is the first non-government grant-making institution for the environment, established in 1992 through a debt-for-nature swap. It focuses on biodiversity conservation and sustainable development projects. The FPE Grants Program aims to maximize the potential of CSOs, NGOs, and POs for conservation action and build their capacities to implement biodiversity and sustainable development projects. Eligible organizations can apply for competitive, site-focused, or pro-active grants ranging from 200,000 to 2,000,000 PHP to fund strategies like constituency building, advocacy, research, and environmental defense.
Workshop 1-B RAC Plenary
The document summarizes discussions from a workshop about clarifying the role of the Regional Advisory Council (RAC) in governance and processes at the Foundation for the Philippine Environment (FPE). Key points discussed include:
1. The RAC sees potential new roles in involvement in FPE's project development, monitoring, and evaluation (PDME) processes. However, some comments noted potential conflicts of interest if RAC is directly involved in proposal reviews.
2. Being a liaison between FPE, government agencies, and Indigenous Peoples was another proposed new role, with a note about addressing offensive Christian practices.
3. Having local area coordinators was suggested since RAC members cannot fully cover their regional assignments
Workshop 1 Output RAC MRU
Workshop 1A will update members of the RAC on the REA and affirm the NEA through discussions on topics like mining, logging, unsustainable agriculture and fishery practices, indigenous peoples and traditional knowledge, policy and governance, pollution, climate change and renewable energy, peace and development, and population, health and the environment issues in Mindanao. Strategies to address these issues will include policy advocacy, capacity building, research, knowledge sharing, information and education campaigns, taking a rights-based approach, and partnership building. Cross-cutting themes will involve peace, gender, youth, climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and cultural sensitivity.
Workshop 1 Output RAC Visayas
The document summarizes the major discussion points and recommendations from RAC Visayas Workshop 1A. Key topics of discussion included logging, mining, water, climate change, farming systems, and urbanization. Recommendations focused on controlling deforestation from logging and land conversion, addressing the issue of urbanization, and prioritizing deforestation, unsustainable food production systems, and conversion to mono-cropping industries as the top regional environmental agenda items. Strategies proposed working with local governments, taking a multi-stakeholder approach to forest rehabilitation and protection, considering legal action against violators, and focusing on protecting water sources.
Workshop 1 Output RAC Luzon
This document summarizes workshops to update members of the Regional Advisory Council (RAC) on the Regional Environment Agenda (REA) and National Environment Agenda (NEA) in the Philippines. It identifies priority environmental issues in the Luzon region such as unsustainable agriculture and mining. The RAC agreed the NEA should include solutions in addition to issues and use consistent language. A second workshop will clarify the RAC's role in governance and planning processes, with questions on new roles and strategies to carry them out.
Workshop 1 & 2 Objectives and Mechanics
The document outlines objectives and logistics for two workshops. Workshop 1 will discuss affirming regional environmental agendas and clarifying roles of Regional Advisory Councils in relation to the Forestry Program for Excellence governance. Workshop 2 will discuss improving the Forestry Program for Excellence's project development, monitoring, and evaluation process and is for partners and the Environmental Advisory Panel. The workshops will be facilitated and documented by regional coordinators, project officers, and chosen reporters over a total of 3 hours.
The FPE Report (FY 2013-2015) by the FPe Chair and CEO
FPE funded 67 conservation projects worth P40.98 million in 2013-2014, focusing on six key biodiversity sites across the Philippines. The board developed a new 10-year strategic plan to double the trust fund to P60 million annually and integrate livelihood development and disaster risk reduction into conservation management. FPE also leveraged additional funding of P20.66 million through partnerships with international organizations and initiated a knowledge management system to improve project monitoring.
FPE RAC Accomplishment Report 2010-2014
This document summarizes the accomplishments of the Regional Advisory Council (RAC) for the Visayas region from 2010-2014. Key outputs included:
1) Developing a Regional Environmental Agenda and Action Plan to address priority issues like logging, marine conservation, and climate change.
2) Providing advice to the Foundation for the Philippine Environment's Board of Trustees on policies, programs, and governance.
3) Serving as the link between FPE and organizations in the Visayas region.
4) Nominating members from the Visayas to serve on FPE's Board of Trustees.
2nd VRU RAC Meeting: Strategic Directions and Governance
The document outlines the strategic directions and governance structure of the Foundation for the Philippine Environment (FPE). It discusses FPE's vision, mission, and goals. It also details FPE's governance structure, which includes a General Assembly, Expert Advisory Pool, Regional Advisory Committee, and Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees is currently composed of 11 members from NGOs, POs, academia, private sector, and government.
2nd VRU RAC Meeting: FPE Organizational Structure and Mandates
The document outlines the organizational structure and mandates of the FPE organization. It describes the executive office which provides overall direction and supervision. It also describes the project development unit, regional units, finance unit, information and communication unit, HRD office, and general services office which make up the operational groups and support group. It lists some of the special programs FPE is currently implementing, including projects focused on indigenous peoples and post-typhoon ecosystem rehabilitation.
The 'FPE Fund' Story: Ang Kuwento sa Kuwenta
The document summarizes the history and financial performance of the FPE Environmental Endowment Fund from its establishment in 1994 through Fiscal Year 2013-2014. It discusses how the fund was initially capitalized through debt swaps and donations totaling $21.8 million. It provides details on grants approved, expenditures, fund balances and assets over time. The fund has grown to $17.7 million as of June 2014 and has approved over $743 million in grants since 1994 to support environmental projects across the Philippines.
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6:个人职称评审加20分
7:个人信誉贷款加10分
8:在国家人才网主办的国家网络招聘大会中纳入资料，供国家高端企业选择人才
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- 1. Project Title: “RAPID COMMUNITY-BASED MANGROVE and BEACH FOREST ASSESSMENT PLANNING” Activity: COMMUNITY CONSULTATION BIOPHYSICAL ASSESSMENT Funded by: Philippine Tropical Forest Conservation Foundation (PTFCF) With the help of Foundation for the Philippine Environment (FPE)
- 2. Implementor: Southeastern Samar PO Consortium (SeaSPOC) No of Members : 24 PO’s Area of Operation: GUIUAN, MERCEDES, SALCEDO, QUINAPONDAN, GIPORLOS, BALANGIGA, LAWAAN AND HERNANI
- 5. COMMUNITY-LED BIOPHYSICAL ASSESSMENT DATA BRGY. BETAOG NO. OF TREES SPECIES OBSERVATION Q1 14 PEDADA GOOD CONDITION 13 BAKAWAN LALAKI LIGHT DAMAGED Q2 11 API - API LIGHT DAMAGED 2 TABEGUE GOOD CONDITION 3 TABEGUE LIGHT DAMAGED 2 BAKAWAN LALAKI GOOD CONDITION 11 BAROK GOOD CONDITION Q3 3 API-API GOOD CONDITION 3 TALISAY GOOD CONDITION
- 6. COMMUNITY-LED BIOPHYSICAL ASSESSMENT DATA BRGY. MASLOG - BADYANG NO. OF TREES SPECIES OBSERVATION Q1 11 MALATANGAL ( BAROK MODERATELY DAMAGED 26 BAKAWAN LALAKI HEAVILY DAMAGED 11 BAKAWAN BATO MODERATELY DAMAGED 2 TABEGUE MODERATELY DAMAGED Q2 12 BAKAWAN LALAKI HEAVILY DAMAGED 3 BUSAIN HEAVILY DAMAGED 4 TABEGUE HEAVILY DAMAGED Q3 2 MALATANGAL (BAROK) HEAVILY DAMAGED 8 BUSAIL HEAVILY DAMAGED 12 BAKAWAN LALAKI HEAVILY DAMAGED 3 BUSAIL HEAVILY DAMAGED 1 TALISAY HEAVILY DAMAGED
- 9. SPOT MAP BRGY. BETAOG L E G E N D BAKHAW LALAKI BAKHAW BABAE BAKHAW BATO PAGATPAT SAGING-SAGING TABAW POTOTAN GAPAS-GAPAS SAGASA LIPATA BUNGALON TABIGUE DUNGON NIPA MALATANGAL (BAROK) BUSAIL TALISAY PEDADA API-API GOOD CONDITION LIGHT DAMAGE MODERATELY DAMAGE HEAVILY DAMAGED Q1 SEAWARD Q2 MIDPART Q3 LANDWARD
- 10. SPOT MAP BRGY. MASLOG, BADYANG L E G E N D BAKHAW LALAKI BAKHAW BABAE BAKHAW BATO PAGATPAT SAGING-SAGING TABAW POTOTAN GAPAS-GAPAS SAGASA LIPATA BUNGALON TABIGUE DUNGON NIPA MALATANGAL (BAROK) BUSAIL TALISAY GOOD CONDITION LIGHT DAMAGE MODERATELY DAMAGE HEAVILY DAMAGED Q1 SEAWARD Q2 MIDPART Q3 LANDWARD
- 11. Major Issues Affecting Mangrove Management and Conservation: 1. Weak law enforcement 2. Lack of alternative livelihood opportunities 3. Low level of community support 4. Poor solid waste management
- 12. SeaSPOC Representatives: 1. JORGE E. MENDROS SeaSPOC President 2. GLORIA G. VIERRAS Monitoring Volunteer
- 13. THANK YOU....