GCRF Project – Philippines
Visited the House of Representatives- Philippines, and received a copy of the proposed new policy document on disaster management and resilience
@solentuni@SolentResearch@jeevasco_an
GCRF Project- Philippines
Do natural structures alter the nature?
Floods from the underground river (Jovellar underground river)
Caves as evacuation centre (Camalig, Albay) during natural disaster strikes
@GCRF@solentuni@SolentResearch@jeevasco_an@Mitchikikay2
GCRF Project – Philippines
Discussion with grassroot scientists
Exploration of Yawa River mouth as an area for potential risk and hazard to both inundation and siltation
@GCRF@solentuni@SolentResearch@jeevasco_an@Komaliy
Visited the PAGASA (Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration - National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHS) Agency) and
comprehensively observed the Philippines weather monitoring system.
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Mangroves has long been used to mitigate the impact of tsunami and storm surge . Not only that mangroves do carbon sequestrations. #talkaboutresiliency#AlbayPH
GCRF Project – Philippines
My talk on coastal vulnerability and disaster risk reduction
Discussion with disaster management and risk reduction officers – Albay
@GCRF@solentuni@SolentResearch@Komaliy@luizacampos65
GCRF Project – Philippines
Hydrometeorological disasters restrict the fisherman resources
Have had a good discussion with fishermen organisation -Arimbay (highly coastal vulnerable area).
Conveying awareness and invoking knowledge to deal with natural disasters
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GCRF Project - Albay, Philippines
Looking for nature based solution (Mangroves) for Tsunami induced coastal erosion
Up closed discussion with Albay fisherman communities
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