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Regional Integrated Coastal Management Training of Trainers (ICM ToT) Workshop
20-24 November 2017
PEMSEA Resource Facility (PRF), Quezon City Camp Netanya, Batangas
Philippines
INFO-NOTE
Greetings from the Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia (PEMSEA)! The information contained in this bulletin is important for all the participants. Please make sure to read carefully. A. Organizer
The ICM ToT is organized by the Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of
East Asia Resource Facility (PRF), in cooperation with the Provincial Government of
Batangas.
B. Date and Venue The date and venue of activities are indicated below: 20 – 21, 24 November 2017 PRF, Quezon City 22-23 November 2017 Camp Netanya, Batangas C. Contact Persons PEMSEA Ms. Johanna Diwa-Acallar Capacity Development Manager PEMSEA Resource Facility Office DENR Compound, Visayas Avenue Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel: +63 2 929 2992 local 114
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Email: [email protected] Ms. Elsie Merina Programme Support PEMSEA Resource Facility Office DENR Compound, Visayas Avenue Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines Tel: +63 2 929 2992 Email: [email protected]
D. Travel and Accommodation Airline Booking The PEMSEA Resource Facility will contact the participants directly regarding airline booking and other land travel arrangements including airport pick-up, etc. Travel Requirements a. Please make sure that your passports are 6 months valid at the time of travel. b. Please secure your travel clearances from your respective governments, as may be
necessary. Room Accommodations For the convenience of international and provincial participants, we have made room reservations at the Sulo Hotel in Quezon City and Camp Netanya in Batangas. The Sulo Riviera Hotel Matalino Road, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1100 Phone: +632 9245051 Tel/Fax: +632 9207440 Email: [email protected] http://www.thesuloriviera.com/
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Sulô Hotel, the torch of Philippine Hospitality, opened its doors on August 4,1967 in a place that could be fittingly called the center of nowhere. Although it has long been marked as the government center of the country, Diliman in Quezon City was largely undeveloped at that time. It is a two-storey building on an 8,400-sq. meter land along Matalino Road in Diliman, Quezon City with a total floor area of 6,711 square meters. This prestigious Quezon City landmark is strategically located in the midst of the city's principal business and commercial hubs, as well as the headquarters of national government offices. A stone's throw away from the Quezon Memorial Circle, the hotel is adjacent to the Quezon City Hall and the Heart Center for Asia. Camp Netanya Brgy Ligaya, Mabini Batangas, 4202 Philippines Mobile: +63 939 7535 074 | +63 927 8954 092 Viber: +63 9565224837 Inquiry Email: [email protected] https://campnetanya.com.ph/ Camp Netanya Resort and Spa claims its popularity from its Santorini architecture giving rise to its brilliant blue domes and white wash buildings. Camp Netanya offers 48 guest rooms and villas, dive shop, wellness center and family-friendly facilities which everyone should enjoy. Camp Netanya is about 2-3 hours away from Manila. With its strategic location in Anilao Batangas, Camp Netanya creates a perfect experience for diving and snorkeling offering everyone Anilao’s breathtaking marine life, amazing coral formation, and diversity of fishes. Thanks to its natural beauty, its layered landscape creates a resort feel of being at the rim of Caldera opening to one of the most beautiful sunsets on earth.
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Reputed to be a haven of leisure and relaxation, Camp Netanya Resort and Spa remains to be a magical destination that everyone should experience. Incidental Charges Please note that incidental charges such as laundry, telephone call, room service, mini-bar consumption, etc will be charged to your personal account. Participants are requested to settle the balance of personal account upon check-out. Please note that in Camp Netanya, only cash payment is available at the moment. Meals Meals will be provided for the entire duration of the seminar workshop. Breakfast is included in the hotel accommodation. Site Visit and Water Activities in Calatagan During the site visit in Calatagan (1.5 hrs away from Camp Netanya) on Day 3, participants who would like to snorkel and dive in the site should bring their changing kit (set of clothes, towel, toiletries, etc.) with them. Check out on Day 4 is at 12 noon, however, participants who are not included in the exclusive sessions (NOWPAP meeting) after lunch can spend their free time enjoying the free facilities (kayak, snorkel, gym, etc) in the resort. Please make sure to bring your changing kit (set of clothes, towel, toiletries, etc.) and leave the rest of your luggage in the function room for group departure at 4pm. E. Information about Manila Manila, also known as the Pearl of the Orient, is located in Southern Luzon, the largest of the more than 7,000 islands that make up the nation known as the Philippines. The city flanks Manila Bay, and is divided into northern and southern sections by the Pasig River. Manila serves not only as the country's capitol, but also as its financial, publishing, and business center. The citizens of the city speak Tagalog, but most are also fluent in English, which is the language of instruction in the public schools.
Quezon City (Estimated Distance, Traffic, Taxi fare, etc.) Quezon City (QC) is approximately 20 kilometers from the Manila International Airport. During rush hours, travel time from the airport to QC will take up to two hours, but it is only less than an hour without traffic. Taxi fare ranges from USD 20-30.
Weather Together with the rest of the Philippines, Manila lies entirely within the tropics. Its proximity to the equator means that the temperature range is very small. The Annual Mean Temperature is 25° C (77° F), while the Average Annual Precipitation is 81.3 inches (208.5 cm), falling mostly between May and November.
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Humidity levels are usually very high all year round. Manila has a distinct dry season from December through May, and a relatively lengthy wet season that covers the remaining period with slightly cooler temperatures. In the wet season, it rarely rains all day, but rainfall is very heavy during short periods. Typhoons usually occur from June to September, extending to November recently. You may want to pack your raincoats just in case. Currency The currency used in the Philippines is the Philippine Peso (PHP). Current exchange rate in US Dollars is approximately at PhP50.00 to USD1.00. Credit Cards Most business establishments in Metro Manila and in other major Philippine cities accept credit cards. Some will display an “Accepts VISA or MasterCard” sign at their entrance. Some may also be "offline" so be sure to ask first if they accept credit, especially before dining. However, note that there are a few establishments that will have a minimum purchase requirement before accepting credit card payments. Others will only honor Philippine-issued credit cards. Smaller establishments and those in rural areas operate on “cash basis only,” which means they only take cash. ATM Availability Foreign ATM cards. with the logos of visa electron, etc. can be used in Philippines bank ATMs that carry the Visa electron, plus or Bancnet logos. (BDO, BPI, etc), however, an additional surcharge of 200 pesos is levied per transaction You won’t have a problem finding an ATM in major Philippine cities, especially in Metro Manila. Your best bet is to enter any mall and you’ll find at least one ATM there. It is wise to look for available international bank ATMs such as Chinatrust, Citibank, HSBC, Maybank, & Standard Chartered Bank, as they DO NOT charge for withdrawals using a foreign/overseas card (info is inaccurate: as per 2013, at least Citibank and Chinatrust DO charge 200 peso commission for foreign cards of any other bank). Be aware that when withdrawing from LOCAL / Philippine bank ATMs using a foreign/overseas card, you may be charged an extra fee, over and above your home bank’s fee (ranges from Php150-200 per withdrawal). Some local bank ATMs will also have a withdrawal limit, which ranges from Php4,000 to P20,000 per withdrawal, and may also impose a limit of 2 withdrawals per day. F. Liability of the Organizers The Organizers, or any of its officers or staff, shall not be liable in any way for any loss or damage to your person or property during the course of the workshop, including your journey to and from Philippines. You are advised to secure at your personal expense such insurance (travel, medical, etc.) necessary to cover accidents resulting in permanent or temporary disability or loss of life, and third party risk for the period of the meeting and workshops, including the journey to and from Philippines.
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THE INTEGRATED COASTAL MANAGEMENT TRAINING OF TRAINERS (ICM ToT)
Objectives 1.1. The Regional Integrated Coastal Management Training of Trainers (ICM ToT)
Workshop is designed to equip participants with better understanding and enhanced knowledge, skills and resources in organizing and conducting Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) training for their national agencies and local governments.
1.2. Utilizing PEMSEA tools and materials, participants are effectively trained in delivering
the training course in their local context and are provided with opportunities to develop necessary skills to plan and deliver national ICM training workshops.
1.3. The training will orient participants with a level up knowledge base of the ICM
framework and processes and how it can be used towards achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs) and other international commitments.
1.4. Through the appreciation and understanding of ICM, participants should be able to
understand their vital role and their sectors’ role in the multi-disciplinary and multi-sectoral approach of developing and implementing an ICM program.
1.5. The ICM ToT course will also strengthen capacity of NOWPAP member states in area-
based management tools, including ICM, and discuss issues relating to marine litter such as microplastics, etc.
Course Design The training covers 5 days of lectures, experience sharing, case studies, after action review, action planning and a field visit, with the following program design:
1. Review the basic principles and good practices of ICM development and implementation, including the management framework and processes employed in the context of national, regional and international commitments and agreements.
2. Provide case examples, practical experiences and lessons learned on ICM applications at different sites and under various political, social, economic and environmental conditions.
3. Facilitate field observations at ICM sites.
4. Micro-teaching/delivery of ICM plan with a panel of ICM and education experts
5. Tackle current issues in ICM implementation such as marine litter, specifically microplastics.
6. Assist participants in formulating action plans for ICM and special skills training in their respective sites.
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Expected outcomes Upon course completion, participants should be able to:
1. Understand how ICM can help address their responsibilities and commitments under various national, regional and international agreements and the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs);
2. Appreciate how case studies provide factual lessons on ICM implementation and
recognize how they can use these information for their own planning and application;
3. Organize their learning from sharing of experiences and formulate a plan of action on how to effectively perform their role as ICM Learning Centers and members of the PEMSEA Network of Learning Centers (PNLC) in providing technical support to ICM sites;
4. Understand marine litter as global environment issues and addressing emerging issues such as microplastics and how to resolve these issues.
Requirements from Participants The participants are requested to come to the workshop prepared by completing the following
pre-workshop tasks;
1. Review ICM ToT manual found here. Keep in mind that Day 5 will focus on practical exercises. You may refer to the manual in advance in preparing for this group exercise.
2. For PNLC representatives, please coordinate with your respective coordinators on issues/agenda referring to roles and actions of your PNLCs for the PNLC Session on Day 5.
3. Come prepared with questions, clarifications, approaches, etc. The detailed programme is attached as ANNEX 1.
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Annex I. Programme
2017 REGIONAL ICM TRAINING OF TRAINERS WORKSHOP
Quezon City and Batangas, Philippines
November 20-24, 2017
2017 REGIONAL ICM TRAINING OF TRAINERS WORKSHOP
Quezon City and Batangas, Philippines
November 20-24, 2017
Provisional Programme as of Nov 10 2017
Day 0, 19 Nov Arrival of Participants in the Philippines Quezon City
Day 1, 20 Nov Opening and Overview PEMSEA Resource Facility (PRF)
09:00 – 10:00
Opening Ceremony
- Welcome Message
- Opening Remarks
Introduction, course overview and expectations from participants
Group Photo and Coffee Break
Mr. Adrian Ross
Executive Director, PEMSEA
Dr. Kachur Anatoli
Executive Director, POMRAC
Ms. Johanna Diwa
Capacity Development Manager, PRF
10:00 – 12:00 Session I:
Achieving Sustainable Development Goals and International Commitments through Integrated Coastal Management (ICM)
- Relevance of ICM as an Operational Tool in
Meeting National, Regional and International
Commitments (Aichi Biodiversity Targets,
Paris Agreement, Sendai Framework, UNFCC,
Etc.)
Ms. Ingrid Narcise
Country Programme Manager, PRF
Ms. Daisy Padayao
Country Programme Manager, PRF
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- Synergies between SDGs and SDS-SEA
Implementation through ICM
- Challenges and Opportunities for Scaling up
and Replicating Successful ICM Application
12:00 – 1:00 LUNCH
1:00 – 2:30
Session II: Pollution Reduction and Waste Management
Case Study: Manila Bay
A Comprehensive Watershed Management Strategy for Manila Bay
Manila Bay Nutrient Load Model
Mr. Charlie Coliflores Supervising Environmental Management Specialist, Manila Bay Coordinating Office (MBCO)
Ms. Lara Soto University of the Philippines-Marine Science Institute
2:30 – 3:30 Case Sudy: Total Pollutant Load Study in Korea
Dr. Won Keun Chang Director Korea Maritime Institute
3:30 – 4:00 Coffee Break
4:00 – 5:00 Session III: Marine Biodiversity Conservation and Management Case Study: Marine Spatial Planning and Sustainable Fisheries in Balayan Bay
Ms. Regina Bacalso EcoFish
DINNER
Day 2, 21 Nov PRF
09:00 – 10:00 Session IV: Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction Case Study: Strengthening Disaster Preparedness through Critical Habitat Conservation in Guimaras Province
Mr. Leonardo Pasiderio Supervising Environmental Management Specialist, Guimaras Environment Natural Resources Office (GENRO)
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 – 11:30 Session V: Innovative Investment Instruments Innovative Financial Mechanisms Toward Sustainable ICM Programmes
Mr. Ryan Whisnant Director, Strategic Initiatives, PRF
11:30 – 12:00 After Action Review / Introduction to Site Visit Ms. Johanna Diwa, PRF
LUNCH
12:00 - 16:00 Travel to Batangas from PRF
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16:00 Check-in
18:00
DINNER Welcome Lecture Overview on ICM Implementation in Batangas
Mr. Luis Awitan, Head Provincial Government Environment and Natural Resources Office (PGENRO)
Day 3, 22 Nov Session VI: Field Visit to Calatagan Calatagan, Batangas
6:00 Breakfast
6:30 Depart for Calatagan
8:00 – 10:00 Courtesy call to Municipal Mayor
Hon. Peter Oliver Palacio Mayor of Calatagan
Overview of Calatagan Site Visit
• Ecotourism
• Sustainable livelihood programs for women
• Best practices in solid waste management/Eco-bank
• Bantay Dagat Network (Sea Warden Network): Best practices in monitoring, surveillance and enforcement of fishery ordinances in Batangas Bay
Ms. Emelyn Custodio, Municipality of Calatagan
10:00 – 12:00 Site-visits (TBC) - Ecology Center/MRF - Alternative Livelihood Center - MPA (snorkeling, diving activity)
12:00-13:00 LUNCH
13:00 - 16:00 Ang Pulo (The Island): Community-based ecotourism destination in Calatagan
Ms. Lucena Duman, Pro-mangrove Alliance and Implementing Team Aim as Kilitisan’s Advocates of Nature (PALITAKAN)
16:00 Back to Camp Netanya
Day 4, 23 Nov Camp Netanya
8:00 – 8:30 After Action Review (Discussion) Lessons from Fieldtrip
Ms. Johanna Diwa, PRF
8:30-12:00
With Coffee Break
Session II (Cont’d): Marine Litter
1. Marine litter as a global environment issue: distribution, impacts and management
2. Global response to marine litter: from Honolulu Strategy to SDG 14 Conference
3. NOWPAP experience in addressing marine litter: regional cooperation in the Northwest Pacific
4. Addressing the emerging issue of
NOWPAP
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microplastics 5. National approaches to marine litter
management in the NOWPAP region: Japan, P.R. China, R. Korea and the Russian Federation
12:00-13:00 LUNCH
13:00 - 15:00 Back to Back Meetings: Exclusive NOWPAP meeting Training Manual Review (PNLC RPs leave Batangas morning of 23 November and arrive in PRF by lunch)
Korea, China, Japan, Russia PNLC RPs (Dr. Ario, Prof. Praparsiri, Dr. Sakanan, Prof. Nievales) PRF: CMs (Ms. Bermas, Ms. Padayao, Ms. Narcise) Ms. Factuar, Mr. Bonga
16:00 Depart for Quezon City
19:00 Arrive in QC, check – in hotel
Day 5, 24 Nov Session VII: ICM Training Development PRF
9:00 - 09:30
Good practices in organizing and conducting ICM training workshops
• Identifying target participants
• Designing training programs for national or local trainings (as applicable)
• Checklist review/materials
• Resource persons
• Budget and costing
• Language/translation needs
Ms. Diane Factuar, PRF
09:30 – 11:30
With Coffee Break
Practical exercises in ICM training plan Workshop participants will be grouped into countries and will be tasked to plan a module on ICM training for their specific countries, using the learning acquired from the case studies and training materials. The objective of the exercise is to help them plan and organize the delivery of ICM training, and learn from each other on how to further improve their plans.
A panel of experienced ICM trainers and managers will provide feedback to each presentation. PNLC RPs Country Managers: Ms. Nancy Bermas Ms. Ingrid Narcise Ms. Daisy Padayao Ms. Diane Factuar Ms. Johanna Diwa NOWPAP experts
11:30 – 12:00 Closing Ceremony: Awarding of Certificate
12:00 - 13:00 CLOSING LUNCH
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PNLC Session (only for PNLC participants) PRF
13:00-15:00
Session VIII: ICM Learning Centers: Role of PNLCs
• How PNLCs can effectively assume key roles in ICM training on the ground
Case Studies: Indonesia (Bogor Agricultural University) Thailand (Burapha University/Prince Songkla University) Philippines (University of the Philippines) PNLC Planning Session
Dr. Ario Damar Prof. Praparsiri Barnette Dr. Plathong Sakanan Prof. Frances Nievales Dr. Ario Damar (Chair)
15:00 – 17:00
With Coffee Break
Session IX: Workshop on organizing and conducting ICM and Special Skills Training to support country programme implementation Capacity development program for 2018-2020 • ICM • Other training needs
PNLC RPs Country Managers; Ms. Nancy Bermas Ms. Ingrid Narcise Ms. Daisy Padayao Ms. Diane Factuar Ms. Johanna Diwa
25 Nov Departure from Manila
