NARRATIVE
REPORT
S M A R T W A T E R I N F R A S T RU C T U RE
AND MANAGEMENT
SWIM R&D is a project proposal for NICER that aims to
introduce
innovative
water
management
approaches
thru
institutionalizing a university-based water research center to
undertake R&D education, capacity building programs in the
water resources sector and river basins, and provide technical
extension services. The center will be reinforcing the region
on the problems of recurring water hazards due to inclement
weather
conditions,
which
bring
subsequent
damages
to
agricultural properties. The recent Typhoon Ulysses which
stormed North-eastern part of Luzon in November last year,
left around Php 2.7 billion worth of agricultural damages.
Prepared by:
Jeremy Ivan G. Aspiras
Bachelor of Physical Education - 3
We were told that a new building will be opening soon.
We were tasked to maintain and beautify the surroundings
during the opening of the said building. The center will be
reinforcing the region on the problems of recurring water
hazards due to inclement weather conditions, which bring
subsequent damages to agricultural properties. The recent
Typhoon Ulysses which stormed North-eastern part of Luzon
in November last year, left around Php 2.7 billion worth of
agricultural damages.
This new building will serve as a hub for educating the
community on how to mitigate the impact of such disasters
and adapt to changing climate patterns. The center will offer
workshops, seminars, and training sessions on sustainable
farming
practices,
water
conservation,
and
disaster
preparedness. Additionally, it will provide a platform for
local farmers to share their experiences and knowledge with
one
another,
fostering
a
sense
of
solidarity
and
collaboration in the face of adversity. Together, we can work
towards building a more resilient and sustainable future for
our region.
At first, we bought different pots to fit every size of
bougainvillea. We tried looking for pots in Echague Public
Market but failed. We were directed to the other public
markets such as Alicia Public Market and Santiago Public
Market.
Thankfully,
bougainvillea.
we
bought
16
large
pots
for
the
After bringing home the large pots, our next job is to put
those flowers inside the pots. After hours of planting, we all
successfully filled the pots and is ready to be transported at
the new building.
The next step in our gardening adventure is carefully
selecting the perfect spot for each potted flower. With the
sun shining brightly overhead, we gently place each pot in
its designated area, creating a vibrant display of colors and
fragrances. As we stand back to admire our handiwork, a
sense of pride and accomplishment washes over us. The
flowers seem to brighten the entire space, infusing it with
beauty and life. With the pots now in place, we eagerly
anticipate the joy they will bring to all who pass by our new
building.