This video narrates the suggested environmental management priorities for the Philippine government in line with the May 2022 election.

References:

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University of the Philippines Open University
Faculty of Management and Development Studies
Master of Environment and Natural Resources Management
ENRM 211 - Environmental Planning and Management
Maribeth M. Macahiya

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