The
Centre of Environmental Science (CML) is an institute of Leiden
University whose main area of work is research and education
in the field of environmental science. In 2001, there are 50
persons employed including 30 scientific staff. The interfaculty
character reflects itself in the various staffmembers' backgrounds,
such as: ecologists, chemists, anthropologists and sociologists.
‘Southeast
Asia in Transition' studies social and economic transitions
and its resulting environmental impacts. An indicator-oriented
analysis of the interaction between socio-economic systems and
the environment identifies features of sustainable development
in 4 Southeast Asian countries. The aim of the project is to
identify and recommend effective policies to promote sustainable
and environmentally sound economic and social development valuable
for the entire region.
The
urgency of the Philippine environmental situation prompted the
establishment of WWF-Philippines, also known as Kabang Kalikasan
ng Pilipinas (KKP). Its ultimate mission is to stop, and eventually
reverse the accelerating degradation of the natural environment
in the Philippines, and to help build a future in which Filipinos
live in harmony with nature. Its goal is the conservation of
biodiversity, focused sharply on that of the sea.
Isabela
State University (ISU), 
Leiden
University
The
Centre of Environmental Science (CML) is an institute of Leiden
University whose main area of work is research and education
in the field of environmental science. In 2001, there are 50
persons employed including 30 scientific staff. The interfaculty
character reflects itself in the various staffmembers' backgrounds,
such as: ecologists, chemists, anthropologists and sociologists.
‘Southeast
Asia in Transition' studies social and economic transitions
and its resulting environmental impacts. An indicator-oriented
analysis of the interaction between socio-economic systems and
the environment identifies features of sustainable development
in 4 Southeast Asian countries. The aim of the project is to
identify and recommend effective policies to promote sustainable
and environmentally sound economic and social development valuable
for the entire region.
The
CLUE Modelling Framework is a dynamic, multi-scale land-use
change model developed at Wageningen University. 
The
urgency of the Philippine environmental situation prompted the
establishment of WWF-Philippines, also known as Kabang Kalikasan
ng Pilipinas (KKP). Its ultimate mission is to stop, and eventually
reverse the accelerating degradation of the natural environment
in the Philippines, and to help build a future in which Filipinos
live in harmony with nature. Its goal is the conservation of
biodiversity, focused sharply on that of the sea.
