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    Project entry 2005 - Ivatan Agricultural Campus, Itbayat, Philippines: Site development plan of Ivatan agricultural campus, Province of Batanes, Philippines

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    Project entry 2005 - Ivatan Agricultural Campus, Itbayat, Philippines: Irrigation ditch and pipe layout of site

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    Project entry 2005 - Ivatan Agricultural Campus, Itbayat, Philippines: Tataya grandstand plans

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    Project entry 2005 - Ivatan Agricultural Campus, Itbayat, Philippines: Multi-purpose structure plans

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    Project entry 2005 - Ivatan Agricultural Campus, Itbayat, Philippines: Campus Residence Plans

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    Project entry 2005 - Ivatan Agricultural Campus, Itbayat, Philippines: Water Collection System

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    Project entry 2005 - Ivatan Agricultural Campus, Itbayat, Philippines: Photomosaic of Batanes scenery

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    Project entry 2005 - Ivatan Agricultural Campus, Itbayat, Philippines: Turf roof and irrigation ditch

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A significant aspect of this entry from the Philippines is the effort to directly involve local stakeholders in the decision- making process of the development. Another merit of the proposal is the negotiations made with government officials to guarantee the quality of the collective concept of the residents. Such an aim for social equity is praiseworthy. Also merited is the call for regionally sourced materials and recycling of material resources. Specifications are given for increasing the overall performance of the landscape. 

Last updated: April 07, 2005 Itbayat, Philippines

Various means of reducing runoff and erosion are considered as are numerous energy-saving measures. The projected economic plan is resourceful in that it accounts not only for the possible increase of agro-tourism to the region, but also for ways to incorporate the efforts of tourists in the maintenance of the cultivated environment. The project is convincing in its sensitivity to the needs of local culture.