THE RESILIENCE CHALLENGECrucial Role of SUCs and Academia

EMMANUEL M. DE GUZMANCommissioner

Climate Change Commission

POST-2015 INTERNATIONAL BLUEPRINTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk

ReductionSendai, Japan

March 2015

2030 Agenda forSustainable

DevelopmentNew York, USA

September 2015

Paris Climate Change

AgreementParis, France

December 2015

IN THE CONTEXT OF CLIMATE CHANGE

NEW ERA OF DEVELOPMENT PURSUITS

DISASTER RISK

HAZARD (H)

DISASTER (D)

R = H x xE V

R = RiskH = HazardE = Exposure

V = VulnerabilityC = Capacity

C

Challenge:

1. Poor local risk governance2. Vulnerable rural livelihood3. Ecosystems decline4. Neglected indigenous

peoples and culture

Address drivers of risk and

vulnerability in accord with PDP

Challenge:Liberate the poor from the vicious

cycle of poverty and riskDRR-CCA is

SOCIAL JUSTICEin action

Challenge:Address the local planning capacity gaps and promote

bottom-up science-and-risk-based planning

Apayao-Abulog River Basin

Abra River BasinCagayan 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 BasinCagayan 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 BasinCentral 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. 

CORE ROLLOUT PLAN

WAVE 1Ecosystems-

MRB awareness

forums

WAVE 2Network of

SUCs

WAVE 3Institutionalized

Certificate Courses for LGUs in SUCs

(5 LGU participants per

year)

PROGRESS AS OFDECEMBER 2016

PROJECTIONSFOR 2017

CORE WAVE 1

CORE WAVE 2

CORE WAVE 1

CORE WAVE 3

10147807

major river basins coveredLGUs servedParticipants attended

084931,47

9

major river basins coveredLGUs servedParticipants attended

31133

of 39 SUCswith MOAtrainers trained in Manila, Iloilo, and Davao

35105

LGUs trained onCORE modulesparticipants trained on CORE modules

39 PARTNER SUCsLUZON1.Nueva Vizcaya State University2.Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University3.Aurora State College of Technology4.Mariano Marcos State University5.University of the Philippines – Baguio6.University of Northern Philippines7.Isabela State University8.Cagayan State University9.Tarlac Agricultural University10.Palawan State University11.Ramon Magsaysay Technological University12.Tarlac State University13.University of the Philippines – Los Baños14.Pampanga State Agricultural University15.Benguet State University16.Romblon State University17.Camarines Sur Polytechnic College18.Western Philippines University

23. Aklan State University24. Iloilo State College of Fisheries25. Visayas State University26. University of the Philippines – Visayas27. Iloilo Science and Techology

University28. Northern Negros State College of

Science and Technology29. Cebu Technological University30. Carlos Hilado Memorial State College31. Central Philippines State University32. Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State

CollegeMINDANAO33.Zamboanga State College of Marine Sciences and Technology34.University of Southern Mindanao35.University of Southern Philippines36.Surigao State College of Technology37.Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology38.Western Mindanao State University39.Mindanao University of Science and Technology

VISAYAS19.University of Eastern Philippines20.Negros Oriental State University21.Leyte Normal University22.West Visayas State University

12 COMMUNITIES FOR RESILIENCE MODULES

Basic Concepts and Principles of CORE Environment and Natural Resources Accounting

FinancialLiteracy

GeographicInformation System

Natural ResourcesAssessment

ProjectDevelopment

Vulnerabilityand RiskAssessment

GreenhouseGasInventory

People’sSurvival FundAccess

LCCAP Formulation andImplementationCultural and Indigenous People’s Resilience

Climate ChangeExpenditureTagging

Desired outcomes for LCCAP and capacity

building: 1. Strengthened participatory

risk governance2. Enhanced resilience of rural

livelihood3. Preserved ecosystems’

integrity4. Ensured the resilience of

culture and indigenous people5. Strengthened early recovery

planning