About The Project
Boso-Boso and Tayabasan Sub-Watersheds Socio-Ecological, Community Livelihoods and Waste Management
Assessment, also known as UMRBPL Impact Assessment is a socio-ecological, community livelihood and waste
management assessment of the FosPEEE’s rainforestation sites and community development initiatives in
Barangays Calawis and San Jose, Antipolo City, particularly within the Boso-boso and Tayabasan Subwatersheds inside the UMRBPL.
The assessment aims to establish a comprehensive picture of the status of the project site, particularly BosoBoso and Tayabasan sub-watersheds of the UMRBPL, and the POs organized in Barangays Calawis and San
Jose, Antipolo City, and set forth balanced socio-ecological recommendations for future actions and
interventions.
The assessment is divided into two phases: (1) Socio-economic-Institutional, and Waste Management
Assessment, and (2) Biophysical (Ecological) Assessment and the Development of UMRBPL Flora and Fauna
Photobook.
Project Location
Upper Marikina River Basin Protected Landscape (UMRBPL), Antipolo City, Rizal