PROTOCOL ON ESTABLISHING CLIMATE-RESILIENT VILLAGES
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A climate-resilient village is a village where the farmers and fishers have the capacity to withstand the impacts of the chaning climate. The AMIA Village of the Department of Agriculture (DA) exemplifies a climate-resilient village. The AMIA Villages are established and expanded in different parts of the country through the Adaptation and Mitigation Initiative in Agriculture (AMIA) Program which is the flagship climate change program of DA.
AMIA Villages Map
Guides in Establishing AMIA Village
Guide steps to establish AMIA village_edited as of June 13_DocJane.pdfThe Adaptation and Mitigation Initiatives in Agriculture (AMIA) Village is a site-specific approach that aims to reduce negative impacts brought about by various climate hazards. It provides alternatives, both adaptation and mitigation measures, to build-up resiliency in the agricultural sector through the introduction of innovations that are practical and sustainable.
The Agricultural Development Pathways Amidst Climate Change
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