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Project INLakes

In this landmark local investigation, the nutrient dynamics that affect the ecosystem health of selected lakes in the Province of Laguna will be investigated. The findings will be useful in developing integrated approaches to lake recovery from eutrophication and aquatic resource conservation. Policies and innovative strategies for the reduction of nutrient enrichment can then be developed. The science-based outcomes of this study will contribute to the long-term sustainability of the natural resources of lakes in the country. 

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Program Title: Niche Centers in the Regions for R&D (NICER) Program: Center for Lakes Sustainable Development 

Project Title: Evaluating Dynamic Internal Loading of Nutrients in Lake Sediment for Recovery of Lakes from Eutrophication (INLakes)

Project Duration: 1 May 2022 - 30 October 2024 (2.5 Years)

Funding Agency: DOST - GIA

Monitoring Agency: DOST - PCIEERD

Main Objective

To determine nutrient dynamics in lake systems based on internal nutrient loading from sediment that contribute to the eutrophication of lakes in the Philippines.

Project EDAM

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Main Objective

In this landmark local investigation, the nutrient dynamics that affect the ecosystem health of selected lakes in the Province of Laguna will be investigated. The findings will be useful in developing integrated approaches to lake recovery from eutrophication and aquatic resource conservation. Policies and innovative strategies for the reduction of nutrient enrichment can then be developed. The science-based outcomes of this study will contribute to the long-term sustainability of the natural resources of lakes in the country. 

Program Title: Synergistic Capacity Advancement towards the Management of Laguna Lake (SCALE)

Project Title: “Endorcrine Disruptors, Antibiotics, and Heavy Metals in Laguna Lake Water: Impacts on Food and Water Security (EDAM)

Project Duration: 15 March 2017 - 14 September 2020 (3.5 Years)

Funding Agency: DOST - PCIEERD

To determine nutrient dynamics in lake systems based on internal nutrient loading from sediment that contribute to the eutrophication of lakes in the Philippines.

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