1. Community-based Water Monitoring in the Philippines and Beyond: A Decade of Investment and Potential SANREM CRSP, Southeast Asia Program William G. Deutsch, Auburn University Jim L. Orprecio, Heifer International, Philippines

2. THEINVESTMENT Training Watershed Trends Group Formation Data Sets Action Strategies

3. PrimingActivities FirstWorkshop

4. Monitoring 58 sites on 16 waterbodies in 3 Provinces

5. Monitoring

6. Community Understanding of Watershed Processes  Seasonal  Multi-year  Upstream/Downstream  Inter-watershed  Climatic Events  Human Land Use

7. Total Suspended Solids 4,000 records from 16 waterbodies

8. Stream Discharge and Rainfall

9. Action Strategies  Environmental Education  Protection, Restoration  Advocacy, Policy  Spread

10. Environmental Education  Environmental Pen Pals  DECS Endorsement  TW in the Classroom

11. Protection / Restoration Watershed Council and TW Bamboo Streambank Restoration Project

12. Advocacy / Policy  Natural Resource Management Plans  MKAVI Development and Water Use  Policy Briefs for Congress and Clean Water Act

13. Spread  Bukidnon  Sarangani  Bohol  Baungon

14. THEPOTENTIAL Networking Quality of Life Institutionalization NRM Management Sustainable Groups Sustainable Programs

15. What’s needed in a post-SANREM world?  Organized Groups  Local Trainers  Water Monitoring Supplies (access, funding)  Information Management Systems  Action Strategies  Local Acceptance and Support  Partner Organizations  Technical Backstopping

16. Sustainable Groups  Local Trainers  Links to Local Government and Business  Local Support

17. Expansion in Southeast Asia  Thailand  Cambodia  China  Vietnam

18. Sustainable Programs Transformed Institutions  ICAAE/ICARA  HI Agroecology Initiative  HI/ICAAE MOA

19. Worldwide Network of CBWM Groups

22. Citizens have greater access to water info

25. CBWM – Part I

26. CBWM – Part II

27. CBWM – Part III

28. ...SANREM Legacy