Sharing with you all the AAS newsletter

[Lily Ann Dimas Lando]

Dear CLC friends, 

I am sharing with you the  newsletter we made to document our CLCP journey in the WorldFish Philippines Country Office.

We are currently rolling out a CGIAR program called the CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agriculture Systems or AAS for short. This program is being implemented in five countries (Zambia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, the Solomon Islands and the Philippines) and aims to improve the lives of 15 million poor who are dependent on aquatic agriculture systems.

In the Philippines, we focus initially on eight communities located in 5 provinces around the Bohol Sea (Bohol, Cebu, Southern Leyte, Misamis Oriental and Zamboanga del Norte).

We started our community dreaming in July, and so far we have two more communities to go.

For this dreaming, our Constellation coaches were Sirinate Piyajitpirat, Myrna Maglahus and Gerlie Enrera.

I hope you enjoy the read.

AAS%20newsletter%201-1.pdf

[Rituu B. Nanda]

Hi Lilly, here is a response from facebook by Eric Lynn (Germany)

• Tuesday at 10:40pm · Like · 1
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  Eric Lynn Good practical report Rituu. I particularly like this statement: "Most importantly however, we found each other— we saw each one as a fellow traveler and glad that we were sharing the journey with the AAS team."

  13 minutes ago · Unlike · 1

[Jan Somers]

Thank you for sharing the newsletter. I always find it encouraging to see SALT and CLCP being applied worldwide, in such diverse areas and themes. Keep up the good work.

[Joy Ferriols-Pavico]

Thank you Lily for documenting the CLC journey of AAS in the Philippines. You are our great story teller.  On behalf of PinoyCompetence - home star of Girlie and Myrna, thank you very much.  We can confidently move on with our journey with Worldfish knowing that you are there to capture the stories for us to read and share with the world.