2. Enhancing Adaptive Capacity and Equity

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Adaptive capacity and EquitySmall farmers in the Philippines are more vulnerableGroups Impacts Degree ofVulnerability(-) ImpactsBetter-off↓ production &Better copingfarmers income; ↔ food,mechanism - lowlivelihood, healthvulnerability↓ production,Poor coping“Little” farmers food, livelihood,mechanism – highhealth; more debtvulnerabilityEmployeesBusiness-persons (smallscale)↑ price ofcommodities↓ in sales“Average” copingmechanism –moderately vul.“Average” copingmechanism –moderately vul.18
LOCATION OF VULNERABLE PEOPLE AND PLACES IN BRGY. D.L.MAGLANOC, CARRANGLANF.C. OTICNORTHTO SAN JOSE PROVINCIAL ROAD TO CONVERSION Pantabangan N.E.MUN. HALLRESIDENTIALRESIDENTIALRESIDENTIALSAN VICENTERESIDENTIALG.S. ROSA ARIOSAN FRANCISCO ST.RESIDENTIALSAN JOAQUINLEGEND :BETTER-OFF FARMERSSAN BALTAZAR ST.“SMALL” FARMERSEMPLOYEESMALBANG CREEKBUSINESSPERSONSVULNERABLE AREAS
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