Good Practices: Institutional Development
important pre-conditions for social and economic development in the agriculture industry and its sustainability. CBPEM is the result of long years (1988-present) of participatory action research of the staff 3 of the Institute of Community Education, College of Public Affairs (ICE-CPAf) of the University of the Philippines Los Banos.
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