Publications
Castillo
del, R.A. and A. M. Paz dela, 1994. Soil and Water Conservation
and Management: A Training Manual. Upland Agroforestry Program
and Kapwa Upliftment Foundation Inc 237 p.
This manual is a two-week training
course for NGO technicians and other development workers to update
their knowledge and skills in the application of agroforestry
principles in soil and water conservation and management. Discussions
on the significance of soil and water conservation and management,
soil erosion and its control, appropriate agroforestry systems
and soil and water conservation strategies were included. The
said manual is based on UAP's three years experiences in the conduct
of SWCM.
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Castillo
del, R. A., R. V. Dalmacio, R.D. Lasco and N. R. Lawas, 1994.
Agroforestry Project Planning and Management (APPM): A Training
Manual. UPLB Agroforestry Program in partnership with Kapwa
Upliftment Foundation Inc. 257p.
APPM is a one-week training course
designed for NGO managers and other executives who wish to upgrade
their skills in managing agroforestry projects. The current upland
management issues including gender concerns, agroforestry systems
and methods of site assessment, as well as the integration of
various management tools in the planning and implementation of
agroforetry projects were discussed. An exercise on project proposal
and re-entry plan preparation were also dealt with.
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Castro,
C. P., 1998. Agroforestry Seed Technology and Nursery Management:
A training manual, Institute of Agroforestry-International
Center for Research in Agroforestry-Winrock International-Rockefeller
Brothers Fund, College, Laguna, Philippines. 318p.
This training manual discusses
the experiences on seed technology and nursery management principles
and practices; indigenous seed technology and seed technology
concerns in sustainable agriculture. It also presents the application
of biotechnology in nursery management and genetic resource conservation.
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Cabangbang,
M.V., F. Baradas, and A. Cabrera, 1997. Developments in Agroforestry
Research, Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and
Natural Resources Research and Development. Los Baños, Laguna:
PCARRD,1997. 486p Book Series No. 160
This volume contains all the papers
presented and the workshop outputs/resolutions set by the participants
to focus the role of agroforestry research for the 21st century.
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Cooper,
P. and Denning, G., 1999. Scaling-Up the Impact of Agroforestry
Research, International Center for Research in Agroforestry
(ICRAF), 43p.
The proceedings of the workshop
presents the successful Landcare movement in the Philippines and
highlights important issues with regard to scaling-up agroforestry
innovations. Topics discussed were as follows: relevant technical
options; a farmer centered approach to research and extension;
empowering local institutional capacity; effective germplasm production
and delivery systems; appropriate market access and strategies
for agroforestry products; enabling policies that support adoption;
a rigorous monitoring and evaluation framework for research and
development; cost-effective research and development partnerships;
knowledge and information sharing systems; and effective facilitation
of the scaling-up process.
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Department
of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and Upland Development
Program, 1995. Farm Planning by Distance Learning Approach,
UPLB Agroforestry Program, Laguna, 96p.
The farm planning by distance learning
approach discusses the basic steps in farm planning for agroforestry
development. Tools and procedures used to facilitate the planning
process were provided. It includes Agroforestry Land Capability
Mapping Scheme (ALCAMS).
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DENR,
1996. Community Organizing Handbook for Community-Based Forest
Management Program, DENR, Quezon City, 127p.
This handbook was designed to be
used by all program implementors not only for the DENR but also
for the local government units and other community workers. It
contains three major parts namely: conceptual framework; project
implementation framework; and the support requirements.
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DENR,
1996. Upland Development Program: a decade and a half, DENR,
Quezon City, 103p.
The upland development program
involves three stages namely: exploratory/diagnostic stage, action
research/demonstration stage and the expansion stage. The program
was undertaken to develop effective approaches towards organizing
uplanders to protect and manage upland resource at the same time
addressing poverty problems.
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DENR,
1997. Sustainable Livelihood Options for the Philippines: an
information kit, DENR, Quezon City, 484p.
This kit was based from actual
field experiences of DENR personnel and other NGO's gathered from
different parts of the country. It is intended for DENR field
officers, farmers, fisherfolks, upland and lowland dwellers, large
scale miners and wildlife enthusiasts.
Livelihood options were grouped
into urban/lowland/upland and coastal ecosystems.
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DENR,
International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, and Ford Foundation,
1989. Agroforestry Technology Information Kit. Department
of Environment and Natural Resources, International Institute
for Rural Reconstruction and Ford Foundation.
The Philippine setting is the focus
of this info kit which is intended for use primarily in support
of the training of DENRs 1,200 technicians for its Social Forestry
Program nationwide. Moreover, soil and water conservation technologies
and agroforestry systems; annual cropping system; seeds and plant
propagation; trees and their environment; livestock production;
and home lot technologies were discussed comprehensively in this
kit.
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DENR
and IIRR, 1992. 'Crops and Cropping Systems', Agroforestry
Technology Information Kit (ATIK) 3, Department of Environment
and Natural Resources and International Institute of Rural Reconstruction,
43p.
This information kit contains an
overview of cropping systems; Fiber crops and technologies; Root
crops for food, feed and income; and Upland rice cultivatio with
agroforestry intercropping under residual or logged over areas
including rice paddy in upland areas.
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DENR
and IIRR, 1992. 'Livestock and poultry production', Agroforestry
Technology Information Kit (ATIK) 4, Department of Environment
and Natural Resources and International Institute of Rural Reconstruction,
105 p.
This kit provides a simple agro-livestock
technology; Intensive feed garden; characteristics of forage grasses;
Plant-based livestock medication; Small scale cattle and pig production;
Forced-feeding technology as well as on -farm fodder sources in
agroforestry.
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DENR
and IIRR, 1992. 'Related agroforestry livelihood technologies',
Agroforestry Technology Information Kit 6, Department of
Environment and Natural Resources and International Institute
of Rural Reconstruction, 30p.
This information kit discusses
medicinal uses of upland vegetation; Biointensive gardening with
agroforestry; Mini-pond for water -limited areas; and Small water
impounding technologies.
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DENR
and IIRR, 1992. 'Soil and Water Conservation (SWC) Technologies
and Agroforestry Systems', In Agroforestry Technology Information
Kit (ATIK) 1, Department of Environment and Natural Resources
and International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, 171p
This kit discusses how to establish
SWC system as well as traditional SWC technologies. Moreover,
options for contour farming such as establishing contour lines;
SALT 1; Rockwalls; Vetiver for SWC and uses of grasses in SWC;
Simple /double selection of hedgerow species; Contour canals and
Bench terraces were described. Likewise, land management practices
for improved water conservation were presented.
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Garity,
D., C. Glynn, and R. Banaynal, 1996. Buffer Zone Management
and Agroforestry: a summary report of a national workshop,
NECI, ICRAF, CMU, ERDB, FPE, PCARRD, NPC, SANREM-CRSP, 62p.
Buffer zones provide gradients
between totally-protected land and intensively used land. Topics
presented deals on the global perspective on buffer zones; and
Southeast Asian regional presentation with perspective from Indonesia.
This was followed by papers which focused on a wide range of Philippine
cases.
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Institute
of Environmental Science and Management (IESAM), and International
Development Research Center (IDRC), 1990. Reference Manual
on Agroforestry: Parts 1 and 2, IESAM and IDRC.
This manual presents lectures of
the training workshop on Agroforestry Project Planning and Management.
This training consists of four major parts. The first part dealt
on concepts, frameworks and methodology assessment. Project planning
and management was discussed on the second part. The third part
focused on some specific and livelihood activities related to
agroforestry. The last part dealt on the sustainable elements
of agroforestry projects.
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Integrated
Environmental Management for Sustainable Development (IEMSD),
1996. Sustainable Development Operational Framework, IEMSD
Program, 35p.
This framework provides an operational
perspective to sustainable development. It hopes to translate
sustainable development framework into the lives of the Filipino
people and serves as the unifying theme to achieve this end.
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Lapitan,
P. G., 1990. Symposium-Workshop on Emerging Seed Technology for
Agroforestry Species. Seed Technology Program, UPLB, College,
Laguna, 137p.
This publication contains the output
of the symposium-workshop. It includes existing seed problems
as well as recommended solutions. Likewise, it identifies researchable
gaps in agroforestry tree species. The information on seed research
and technology presented hopes to stir the continued interest
of researchers to develop new ideas and knowledge on seed technology
which is vital to reforestation work.
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Lawas,
R. L.; R.D. Cabahug and C.C. deLuna, 1997. Three Ears Of Corn
: The case of KAPWA'S Framework for the Rehabilitation of the
Uplands of Malalag (FORUM) Project. Kapwa Uplifment Foundation
Inc. and UPLB Agroforestry Program. 61p.
This publication explains the actors
roles in this unfolding story. It also depicts Malalag and describes
the conceptual framework of FORUM and the plan laid out by Kapwa
for its implementation. Results of the four -year implementation
of FORUM as well as lessons and assessment were discussed.
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Leakey,
R., et al., 1996. Domestication and Commercialization
of Non-Timber Forest Products in Agroforestry Systems, Food
and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), 297p.
This workshop was undertaken to
draw attention to domestication and commercialization of non-timber
forest products issues in agroforestry systems. Resource assessment,
indigenous knowledge, product development, socio-economic benefits,
environmental impact, institutional and policy aspects were discussed
in this conference. It aims to help national and international
agencies design and implement their activities on non-timber forest
products.
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Lee,
R.B., 1989. Organizations in Philippine Uplands Development:
A sourcebook. Philippine Uplands Resource Center, 255p.
This sourcebook pertains to 193
organizations concerned with issues on agroforestry and land tenure,
to community organizing and education as well. It hopes to create
linkages and networks that will result in greater efficiency and
effectiveness of our efforts.
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Ngugi,
M. R., S. Koffa, and D. Garrity, n.d. A Guide for Agroforestry
Tree Species Selection for LANDCARE, ICRAF, Southeast Asian
Regional Research Program, 25p.
This publication contains smallholder
timber tree production, fast growing species, species and site
matching as well as spacing.
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Pava,
H M., et. al. 1992. Implementing Guidelines of Musuan Slopeland
Technology for Agroforestry Resources, Musuan Program Monograph
Series No. 3. Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon. 40p.
This monograph shows graphically
the procedure and end results of agroforestry technology. It also
illustrates pictures depicting the result of the soil conservation
technology in the pilot sites of the Musuan program. Moreover,
it enlightens those who are still in doubt to upland technology
and hopes to strengthen those who have begun adopting it.
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Philippine
Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research
and Development - Rainfed Resources Development Project (PCARRD-RRDP),
1991. State of the Art and Abstract Bibliography Agroforestry
Research in the Philippines, PCARRD-RRDP, 93p.
This publication hopes to cater
policy makers, researchers, farmers, extension workers, academicians,
and students. It also serves as guide in establishing priorities
and strategies that are highly significant to the country's agroforestry
research and development directions.
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Rudebjer
P. G., P. Taylor, and R. A. del Castillo, 2001. A Guide to
Learning Agroforestry: A framework for developing agroforestry
curricula in Southeast Asia, International Center for Research
in Agroforestry (ICRAF) and Southeast Asia Regional Research Program,
125p.
This provides the foundation for
guiding agroforestry learning in Southeast Asia. Likewise, it
is a tool for educational institutions addressing the rapidly
changing area of integrated natural resource management.
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Scherr,
S., 1991. Methods for Participatory On-Farm Agroforestry Research,
Proceedings, ICRAF, 72p.
This document serves as a useful
guide to foresters working on agroforestry and helps rural land
users obtain the full benefits of multipurpose trees and agroforestry
technologies in their fields. Papers presented were as follows:
approaches and farmers participation to on-farm agroforestry research;
on-farm research methods for hedgerow intercropping, other intercropping
technologies, fodder banks and live fencing; and on-farm experimental
and survey methods.
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Department
of Environment and Natural Resources, 1991. Manual on Integrated
Social Forestry in the Philippines, United Nations Development
Programme/Food and Agriculture Organization. 95p.
This manual serves as guide for
the design and implementation of training course for field extension
workers, community organizers and leaders as well as farmers.
Information from various sources and new information derived from
recent experiences in the field were consolidated and simplified
in this publication.
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Queblatin,
E., D. Catacutan and D. Garrity, 2001.
Managing Natural Resources Locallcy: An overview of innovations
and ten initital steps for local government, International
Centre for Research in Agroforestry and International Fund for
Agricultural Development, 44p.
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Food and Agriculture Organization
(FAO)and International Institute of Rural Reconstruction (IIRR),
1995. Resource Management for Upland Areas in Southeast Asia:
An Information Kit, FAO of the United Nations, Bankok, Thailand
and IIRR, Silang, Cavite, Philippines. 207p.
Through the workshop, a set of
information and training materials were developed for sustainable
approaches to agriculture and natural resources management in
the uplands. This also serves as materials for extension specialists
from government and nongovernment organizations including private
sectors throughout the region.
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