UPOU FMDS Project Team’s Data Collection Activity in Calape, Bohol Strengthens Participatory Assessment of Women-Led Permaculture
superadmin2026-02-09T15:02:04+08:00The research team conducted a three-day data collection activity from 23–25 January 2026 in Calape, Bohol, as part of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST)-funded project titled “Participatory Approach in Assessing and Promoting Women-led Permaculture among Selected Permaculture Sites in the Agriculture, Aquatic, and Natural Resources (AANR) Sectors in the Philippines”. The activity aimed to gather qualitative and contextual data to better understand local governance dynamics, community participation, and women’s roles in permaculture initiatives in Calape, Bohol. Data collection activities were carried out at several key locations, including the Municipal Hall of Calape, Bohol, Barangay Mandaug, Barangay Banlasan, and Atbang Farm Food Forest. These sites provided diverse perspectives from [...]









