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When Enrique Layola joined the San Pedro City Agriculture Office, he was highly concerned about the worsening conditions of Laguna de Bay and their affect upon the livelihoods of local fishermen. Improving Laguna de Bay’s water quality was vital to increasing the region’s production of fish. The deteriorating water quality had resulted in the proliferation of water hyacinth, which was likely to increase further due to worsening water pollution. Layola was determined to overcome the water hyacinth problem in Laguna de Bay and carefully considered the most appropriate method for tackling the management of the water hyacinth.
學習目標
By working through the case and assignment questions, students will have the opportunity to do the following:<ul><li>Identify and understand the challenges that water hyacinth poses to the environment and to livelihoods. </li><li>Analyze Layola’s decision-making process and suggest initiatives that would generate sustainable livelihoods.</li><li>Discuss the implementation of plans and policy through initiatives.</li><li>Identify and discuss the steps through which rural industry and agroindustry generate livelihoods.</li></ul>