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Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Systems-Wide Climate Change Office

Day: November 25, 2018

[RFO 11] In photos: 1st Mindanao technology forum and CPAR congress

From RFO 11 Correspondent: Mr. Chum Fernandez Here are photos from the recently concluded 1st Mindanao Technology Forum and Community-Based Participatory Action Research (CPAR) Congress in D’Leonor Inland Resort & Adventure Park, Davao City.  ###

AMIA is a flagship program of the Department of Agriculture for climate adaptation and mitigation. Coordinated and managed by the Systems-Wide Climate Change Office (DA-SWCCO).

OFFICE ADDRESS:

Department of Agriculture Compound, Elliptical Road, Diliman, Quezon City

Phone: (02) 273-2489

Email: climatechange.da@gmail.com

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