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• Type: Public Participation/Stakeholder engagement
• Status: Planning phase

This project is a component of the Climate-Responsive Food Production System Program managed by the City Agriculture Services and supported as well by the City DRRM Division of the City Mayor's Office and the Office of Strategy Management. It aims to establish climate-eco gardens, provide alternative sources of livelihood for women, and also serve as eco-tourism destinations. The gardens will feature climate-adaptive vegetables and crops that are suitable to the location or site (upland or lowland), as well as organic methods and processes. The project will be piloted in 3 barangays located in North (at the foot of the Mayon Volcano), Urban and Rural South (Homapon Eco Park).

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• Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
• Status: In operation

This project aims to convert more than 1,200 street lights in the city from its grid connection to solar-powered lights. This action will reduce the city government expenses on electric bills and definitely reduce carbon emissions. The reduction in emissions will be determined once the city kicks off its baseline GHG Inventory in 2017, after the training to be provided by ICLEI SEAS early in December this year. Currently, the city government has already converted at least 8 percent of the city's street lights to solar power.

• Start year:
• Type: Public Participation/Stakeholder engagement
• Status: Planning phase

This project is a component of the Climate-Responsive Food Production System Program managed by the City Agriculture Services and supported as well by the City DRRM Division of the City Mayor's Office and the Office of Strategy Management. It aims to establish climate-eco gardens, provide alternative sources of livelihood for women, and also serve as eco-tourism destinations. The gardens will feature climate-adaptive vegetables and crops that are suitable to the location or site (upland or lowland), as well as organic methods and processes. The project will be piloted in 3 barangays located in North (at the foot of the Mayon Volcano), Urban and Rural South (Homapon Eco Park).

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• Type: Policy/Strategies/Action Plans
• Status: Under construction / set up

The Coastal Resource Management Program aims to save marine life, as well as preserve and rehabilitate or restore degraded coral reefs and seagrass in the city's coastal waters. The city has marine reserves covering around 37.24 hectares and a coral reef area of approximately 1,030.00 hectares. The program shall include the conduct of information and education campaigns and trainings; the planting of new coral fragments on a coral nursery; and coral planting and replanting. Renegeration for fish shelters are also planned to enhance coral and fish recruitment, and expand habitat. Seagrass expansion and replanting are also included in the activities.