Presentation of Mr. Emmanuel M. De Guzman, Commissioner of the Climate Change Commission during the Orientation Meeting with State Universities and Colleges on Local Climate Change Action Plans held on 16 March 2017 at the Senate of the Philippines. http://lorenlegarda.com.ph/ http://climate.gov.ph/

1. THE RESILIENCE CHALLENGE
Crucial Role of SUCs and Academia
EMMANUEL M. DE GUZMAN
Commissioner
Climate Change Commission

2. POST-2015 INTERNATIONAL BLUEPRINTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Sendai Framework for
Disaster Risk Reduction
Sendai, Japan
March 2015
2030 Agenda for
Sustainable Development
New York, USA
September 2015
Paris Climate Change
Agreement
Paris, France
December 2015
IN THE CONTEXT OF CLIMATE CHANGE
NEW ERA OF DEVELOPMENT PURSUITS

3. DISASTER RISK
HAZARD (H) DISASTER (D)

4. R = H x xE V
R = Risk
H = Hazard
E = Exposure
V = Vulnerability
C = Capacity
C

5. Challenge:
1. Poor local risk governance
2. Vulnerable rural livelihood
3. Ecosystems decline
4. Neglected indigenous
peoples and culture
Address drivers of risk
and vulnerability in
accord with PDP

6. Challenge:
Liberate the poor from
the vicious cycle of
poverty and risk
DRR-CCA is
SOCIAL JUSTICE
in action

7. Challenge:
Address the local
planning capacity gaps
and promote bottom-up
science-and-risk-based
planning

8. Apayao-Abulog River Basin
Abra River Basin
Cagayan River Basin
Agno River Basin
Pampanga River Basin
Pasig-Laguna River Basin
Bicol River Basin
Panay River Basin
Jalaur River Basin
Ilog-Hilabangan River Basin
Ranao-Agus River Basin
Cagayan de Oro River Basin
Tagaloan River Basin
Agusan River Basin
Mindanao River Basin
Davao River Basin
Tagum-Libuganon
River Basin
Buayan-Malungan River Basin
Marikina River Basin
Iloilo-Batiano River Basin
Central Cebu River Basin
Response:
CORE Convergence
for Resilience Initiative
Through the 18 major river basins,
Communities for Resilience
(CORE) will promote effective
convergence and delivery of
capacity building services to LGUs
through synergistic action across
agendas at the national and
subnational level.

9. CORE ROLLOUT PLAN
WAVE 1
Ecosystems-
MRB
awareness
forums
WAVE 2
Network of
SUCs
WAVE 3
Institutionalized
Certificate Courses
for LGUs in SUCs
(5 LGU participants
per year)

10. PROGRESS AS OF
DECEMBER 2016
PROJECTIONS
FOR 2017
CORE WAVE 1
CORE WAVE 2
CORE WAVE 1
CORE WAVE 3
10
147
807
major river
basins covered
LGUs served
Participants
attended
08
493
1,479
major river
basins covered
LGUs served
Participants
attended
31
133
of 39 SUCs
with MOA
trainers trained in
Manila, Iloilo, and
Davao
35
105
LGUs trained on
CORE modules
participants
trained on CORE
modules

11. 39 PARTNER SUCs
LUZON
1.Nueva Vizcaya State University
2.Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University
3.Aurora State College of Technology
4.Mariano Marcos State University
5.University of the Philippines – Baguio
6.University of Northern Philippines
7.Isabela State University
8.Cagayan State University
9.Tarlac Agricultural University
10.Palawan State University
11.Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
12.Tarlac State University
13.University of the Philippines – Los Baños
14.Pampanga State Agricultural University
15.Benguet State University
16.Romblon State University
17.Camarines Sur Polytechnic College
18.Western Philippines University
23. Aklan State University
24. Iloilo State College of Fisheries
25. Visayas State University
26. University of the Philippines – Visayas
27. Iloilo Science and Techology University
28. Northern Negros State College of
Science and Technology
29. Cebu Technological University
30. Carlos Hilado Memorial State College
31. Central Philippines State University
32. Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State
College
MINDANAO
33.Zamboanga State College of
Marine Sciences and Technology
34.University of Southern Mindanao
35.University of Southern Philippines
36.Surigao State College of
Technology
37.Mindanao State University – Iligan
Institute of Technology
38.Western Mindanao State University
39.Mindanao University of Science
and Technology
VISAYAS
19.University of Eastern Philippines
20.Negros Oriental State University
21.Leyte Normal University
22.West Visayas State University

12. 12 COMMUNITIES FOR RESILIENCE MODULES
Basic Concepts
and Principles
of CORE
Environment
and Natural
Resources
Accounting
Financial
Literacy
Geographic
Information
System
Natural
Resources
Assessment
Project
Development
Vulnerability
and Risk
Assessment
Greenhouse
Gas
Inventory
People’s
Survival Fund
Access
LCCAP
Formulation
and
Implementation
Cultural and
Indigenous
People’s
Resilience
Climate
Change
Expenditure
Tagging

13. Desired outcomes for
LCCAP and capacity
building:
1. Strengthened participatory
risk governance
2. Enhanced resilience of rural
livelihood
3. Preserved ecosystems’ integrity
4. Ensured the resilience of culture
and indigenous people
5. Strengthened early recovery
planning