Promote the importance of approaching complex environmental challenges from a multiple evidencebased framework whereby “indigenous, local and scientific knowledge systems ... are viewed to generate new insights and innovations through complementarities” (Tengo, et. al., 2014).
Advance knowledge collection, knowledge dissemination and critique of data on landslides by leading the search for related literature and materials and by conducting research
Facilitate information sharing and knowledge dissemination on landslide through a collaborative pooling of data to encourage an informed community response as well as local policy discussions on landslide-related concerns.
Provide an accessible, reliable and centralized mechanism of data sharing and exchange that is useful for local government planning and decision making as well as local community awareness on landslide preparedness and mitigation.
Support capacity building of local government units, communities, and other interested parties by conducting lectures and by facilitating landslide management training activities.
Project Leader
Project Leader
University Researcher
University Researcher
Technical Support Staff
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Technical Assistant