Towards a community laboratory for resilience
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In partnership with
Food-Energy-Water Systems
(FEWS)
Food-energy-water systems are one of AIC's flagship projects. AIC considers FEWS to be oriented under Sustainable Development Goals 2, 7, and 6 respectively.
Under the research theme of sustainable engineering and under Work Theme 2.4 of the Coastal Cities at Risk Philippines Project, AIC has been executing its FEWS flagship projects under the framework of Sustainable Development Goals 11 and 13.
IIc.pdfAIC Installations in CCARPH partner communities
With the Coastal Cities at Risk Philippines (CCARPH) project, we introduce our initiatives in this document towards the creation of an AIC Community Laboratory for Resilience.
Institutionalizing towards an innovation center in Pasig City
RAVE Park, Pasig City
22 April 2021
AIC and CCARPH have partnered with Pasig City's Rainforest Adventure Park (RAVE Park) to deploy some of AIC's FEWS towards the building of a Pasig Innovation Center, a community laboratory centered on disaster risk reduction.
2021-05-10 Pasig AHW & Nearcloud Deployments.pdfBarangay Maybunga, Pasig City
24-25 May 2021
AIC installed a solar-powered auto hand washer and a NearCloud module in Barangay Maybunga, Pasig City.
Maybunga, Pasig City installation May 24, 2021.pdfCCARPH Resilience Toolkit
See more of AIC's technologies in the CCAR Resilience Toolkit Website
AIC-CCARPH Researchers
Dr. Gregory Tangonan
Mr. Paul Cabacungan, Ms EcE
Lawrence
Ibarrientos
Dr. Fabian
Dayrit
Mr. Reymond
Cao
Engr. JP Mamaradlo
Dr. Nathaniel Libatique
Kerwin
Caballas
Engr. Neil Mercado
Mr. Carlos
Oppus, MS EcE
Clyde
Calgo
Engr. Paul
Santiago
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