Dr Leila D. Landicho is a University Researcher II at the University of the Philippines Los Banos-Institute of Agroforestry (UPLB-IAF). Her research interests are along with the following: assessment of agroforestry models; climate change adaptation strategies of smallholder farmers; impact assessment of agroforestry projects, and, agroforestry education researches. She is the Head of IAF’s Education Development Coordination; one of the focal persons of the Philippine Agroforestry Education and Research Network (PAFERN) and the Southeast Asian Network for Agroforestry Education (SEANAFE); and, the Co-chair of the UPLB Interdisciplinary Studies Center on Organic Agriculture. Dr Landicho obtained her PhD in Community Development from UPLB.
Projects
Future-proofing smallholder farmers in selected rural communities in the Philippines through nature-positive food production
Enhancing local adaptive capacity of rural farming communities in Southeast Asia: Best practices and lessons learned for scaling up
Establishment of rainwater harvesting technology in selected upland farming communities in the Philippines
Promotion of Climate Change Adaptation Strategies via Establishment of Local Agroforestry Learning Laboratories In Southeast Asia
Recent work
RAINWATER Project: Towards enhancing climate change adaptation of upland farmers in Albay Province, Philippines
Strengthening adaptive capacity of rural farming communities in Southeast Asia: Experiences, best practices and lessons for scaling-up
Enhancing Adaptive Capacity of Rural Farming Communities in Southeast Asia: Experiences, Lessons, and Best Practices for Scaling-up
Project final report: ECSC2019-02-Landicho
Rainwater harvesting for enhancing upland agriculture: Lessons and experiences in selected upland farming communities in Albay Province, Philippines
On-the-ground promotion of climate change adaptation strategies in selected upland farming communities in Southeast Asia
Establishment of rainwater harvesting facilities in selected upland farming communities in Albay Province, Philippines: Lessons and experiences
