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| AFEN Documentation for SAAS Best Ext Practice Notes | Link |
| Documentation of Professionalization of Extension Workers in the Philippines | Link |
| Private Public Partneship | Link |
| Best Practice Note | |
| BPN_CHARMP 1 | Link |
| BPN_CHARMP 2 | Link |
| BPN_CHARMP 3 | Link |
| BPN_CHARMP 4 | Link |
| Module | |
| Enhanced CSFBS | Link |
| Policy Briefs | |
| Policy Brief - SGLG | Link |
October 8-11 2019
Bohol tropics Hotel, Tagbilaran City, Bohol
THEME : " Facing the Challenges of the 4IR through Extension and Advisory services"
October 3-4 2018
Heritage Hotel , Pasay City
Theme: "Strengthening the Harmonization of the Philippine Extension and Advisory Services for Sustainable Development"
October 3-4 2017
Crown Legacy Hotel, Kisad Road, Baguio City
THEME: "Strengthening the Philippine Agriculture, Fishery, Forestry and Natural Resources (AFNR) Extension for Rural Transformation"
September 30 to October 1, 2015
Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Makati City
THEME: “Community Resiliency in the Agriculture, Fisheries and Natural Resources Sector Through Responsive Extension Policy”
September 30 to October 1, 2015
Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Makati City
THEME: “Innovative Extension Schemes for Entrepreneurship and Community Transformation under an ASEAN Economic Community”
October 8-11 2019
Bohol tropics Hotel, Tagbilaran City, Bohol
THEME : " Facing the Challenges of the 4IR through Extension and Advisory services"
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR or FIRe) is characterized by the fusion of technologies in the physical, digital and biological worlds, making it fundamentally different from past revolutions that freed humans from animal power, made mass production possible, and gave people digital capabilities. Part of this revolution are artificial intelligence, robotics, the Internet of Things, drones, 3D printing, 5G wireless network and nanotechnology. The World Economic Forum (WEF) describes these technologies as disrupting almost every industry or sector (WEF,2018) and that includes the agriculture, fishery, forestry and natural resources (AFFNR) sectors. While millions of jobs are expected to be wipes out, the 4IR also offers opportunities to produce cleaner and safer food in more efficient and precise ways that put less stress on the environment and give more
options to buy inputs,sell outputs, and enhance information access.These questions elicit
October 3-4 2018
Heritage Hotel , Pasay City
Theme: "Strengthening the Harmonization of the Philippine Extension and Advisory Services for Sustainable Development"
BRIEF ABOUT THE EVENT
Background and Rationale Extension in the Philippines is undergoing a phenomenal expansion from its traditional application in the field of agriculture and fisheries. Recently, there is an increasing recognition of its application in the fields of environment, health, education, business and tourism, among others, traversing themes and different client systems. The academic community, particularly the higher education institutes (HEIs) and state universities and colleges (SUCs), has situated extension among its three major pillars with instruction and research.
October 3-4 2017
Crown Legacy Hotel, Kisad Road, Baguio City
THEME: "Strengthening the Philippine Agriculture, Fishery, Forestry and Natural Resources (AFNR) Extension for Rural Transformation"
The emerging trends in extension and advisory services to enhance rural transformation in a globalized era pose opportunities and challenges to the Philippine Extension System. To keep abreast with the changing conditions in the agriculture, fishery, forestry and natural resources (AFFNR) sectors, the Philippine Extension and Advisory Services Network will hold the 2017 AFFNR Extension Symposium at the Crown Legacy Hotel, Baguio City on October 2-5, 2017. The Symposium aims to generate a healthy and productive exchange of new ideas and best extension practices to strengthen the governance, extension modalities and competencies of extension professionals and practitioners.
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September 30 to October 1, 2015
Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Makati City
THEME: “Community Resiliency in the Agriculture, Fisheries and Natural Resources Sector Through Responsive Extension Policy”
Present global and local conditions are putting the agriculture, fisheries and natural resources (AFNR) sector of the country at greater risks. The negative impacts of globalization and its regional expression of ASEAN economic integration, climate change and other disasters, political changes and the threat of terrorism put together are increasingly intensifying the sector’s vulnerability although at some point they provide opportunities for growth. This reality poses a big challenge to extension agencies and professionals: How can they altogether help AFNR communities build their resiliency from the risks brought about by the emerging contexts?
September 30 to October 1, 2015
Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Makati City
THEME: “Innovative Extension Schemes for Entrepreneurship and Community Transformation under an ASEAN Economic Community”
The inevitable entry of the Philippines into the era of ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in this second and a half decade of the 21st Century has intensified the call for all sectors of society – including the agriculture, fisheries, forestry and natural (AFNR) sectors – to be more competitive and collaborative. While there are perceived threats for the collapse of some industries, there are nonetheless enumerable opportunities for growth. The key is to harness the potentials of communities toward entrepreneurship.
