With a transdisciplinary approach, the project will advance heritage research, education programs and tourism promotion that will dramatically impact the Samar Province鈥檚 holistic development. These forgotten fortifications are value-added to Spark Samar’s program by promoting historically significant tourist destinations that provide opportunities for community-driven conservation.

To jumpstart the project, the US Embassy in the Philippines, Deputy Director for Public Engagement Chad Kinnear, joined by Resource Coordination Specialist Mr. Edwin Raymund A. Vergara, conducted an ocular inspection last November 21-22, 2024 in three (3) fortification sites in Samar Province. They were accompanied by the university鈥檚 composite team from USTGS-CCCPET, 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区College of Tourism and Hospitality Management, and 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区College of Architecture. Samar Governor Sharee Ann Tan expressed her sincere gratitude to the US Embassy of the Philippines and to the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区.

Ms. Beverly M. Bautista, MAEd, Officer-in-Charge of USTGS-CCCPET and Project Director, emphasizes that this initiative aligns with the university’s vision of preserving cultural heritage that will inspire future generations as responsible stewards. Through the AFCP grant, USTGS-CCCPET gets to continue its role as a prime mover of cultural heritage preservation, advocating  heritage utilization toward community development.

The project is set to launch on December 4, 2024, in Sta. Rita, Samar, in partnership with Samar Provincial Government and the Local Government of Sta. Rita.

The AFCP, established by the US Department of State, supports projects worldwide that preserve cultural heritage, including historic buildings, archaeological sites, collections, and intangible heritage such as traditional crafts and languages.

国产吃瓜黑料一区二区Team, Sta. Rita LGU team and

US Embassy Officials Deputy Director for Public Engagement Chad Kinnear (middle, blue shirt) Resource Coordination Specialist Mr. Edwin Raymund A. Vergara (middle, red shirt)

Ms. Beverly Bautista lead the ocular visit in Tinago Ruins in Tarangan with US Embassy Officials Deputy Director for Public Engagement Chad Kinnear (blue shirt) Resource Coordination Specialist Mr. Edwin Raymund A. Vergara (red shirt)

国产吃瓜黑料一区二区Team, Gandara LGU Officials, Bangahon local community with

US Embassy Officials Deputy Director for Public Engagement Chad Kinnear (middle, blue shirt) Resource Coordination Specialist Mr. Edwin Raymund A. Vergara (middle, red shirt)

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The APHEN-ICH Secretariat is composed of four member universities: 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区 as the lead together with the bureau members; University of Dhaka in Bangladesh for South Asia, Vietnam National University-Hanoi in Vietnam for Southeast Asia, and Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in South Korea for East/North Asia.

USTGS-CCCPET, with its wealth of experience and expertise, will serve for two years as the Secretariat of APHEN-ICH. Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, PhD, the Executive Director of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and Program Lead of the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区Graduate School 鈥� Cultural Heritage Studies, will serve as the Head of the Secretariat alongside CCCPET Officer-in-Charge Ms. Beverly Macayan-Bautista, MAED, who will serve as the International Coordinator of the network. In this role, USTGS-CCCPET will be instrumental in orchestrating the activities and programs of the network, ensuring its seamless operation and the effective execution of its mission.

The election of the USTGS-CCCPET was grounded on its successful hosting of the Intangible Cultural Heritage International Conference and APHEN-ICH Field School in the Philippines with the City Government of Mabalacat and other LGU partners in the Pampanga province last 2023.

APHEN-ICH, a collaborative initiative established in September 2018 in partnership with the International Information and Networking Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Asia Pacific Region (ICHCAP) under the auspices of United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), stands as a testament to the joint dedication to preserving intangible cultural heritage in the Asia-Pacific. Aligned with the 2003 UNESCO Convention, the network is focused on nurturing and reinforcing this capacity through joint programs and activities to promote the 2003 Convention for Intangible Cultural heritage. As of 2024, the network proudly counts 23 member universities in the Asia-Pacific Region.

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The orientation program was attended by the town鈥檚 mayor Hon. Francis Faustino A. Dy, town councilors, and members and officers of Liga ng mga Barangay ng Echague. Dr. Ricmar P. Aquino, University President of Isabela State University, participated together with some faculty members and administrators of Isabela Studies Center. The Department of Education Echague District was also well represented by district supervisors and principals during the orientation program. The public school teachers were the proposed enumerators of the cultural heritage mapping of the town covering 64 barangays.

During the program, CCCPET Director Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, Ph.D., delivered a presentation titled 鈥淗eritage, makakain ba 鈥榶an? Heritaging in Developing Economies.鈥� He discussed the concept of heritage and how it can be utilized for sustainable development by presenting different case studies of cultural mapping and its impact to community development.

After his presentation, CCCPET support staff Ms. Beverly Bautista elaborated on the mechanics and requirements of Heritage Online Mapping Experience (HOME), an online platform developed and customized for local government units and the education sector to facilitate cultural mapping activities.

The University, through the CCCPET, will soon ink a Memorandum of Understanding and Memorandum of Agreement with the Local Government of Echague to operationalize the Seminar-Workshop on Cultural Heritage Mapping.

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The partnership commences with church cultural heritage mapping that will cover 31 parishes that spread to far flung islands and remote highlands. Due to the extensive coverage of the mapping project, the Provincial Government of Samar along with the local government units (LGUs) and the University of Eastern Philippines (UEP) have been invited to complement the limited manpower and research resources of the church. The project is managed by the ground staff of Fr. Eduard Dorico and Ms. Karen Gajutos of the Diocesan Commission and GS CCCPET Technical Coordinator Ms. Beverly Bautista.

The GS CCCPET, represented by its Director Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo PhD, began initial talks with the Diocese in 2021 through the endorsement of Rev. Fr. Roberto Luanzon, O.P., to the Chair of the Diocesan Commission on the Cultural Heritage of the Church of Catarman Fr. Roberto Cisneros.

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On May 5, 2023,  CCCPET Director Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, Ph.D., led the turn-over and graduation ceremony of the Heritage Online Mapping Experience (HOME) of Pantabangan at the Umali Hall in the Pantabangan Municipal Grounds. Mayor Roberto Agdippa, assisted by Tourism Officer Emisonia Gante, received the hard copies and soft copies of the cultural heritage mapping resource.

The ceremony was also attended by the teachers-cultural heritage mappers of the Department of Pantabangan District led by Dr. Eleonor A. Manibog, who also accepted the copy of the cultural heritage mapping outputs for DepEd.

Mayor Roberto Agdippa of Pantabangan, an advocate of culture-based governance, initiated the cultural heritage mapping project two years ago. The data gathered is intended to serve as the baseline reference for meaningful programs and projects on environment, tourism, and education. 

At the activity commencement in October 2021, Zerrudo trained 50 cultural mappers composed of public-school teachers to document the natural, built, movable and intangible heritage of their assigned barangay. Despite the difficulties and delays brought by the COVID-19 pandemic during its implementation, the project saw completion.

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During the training, two major cultural frameworks were introduced by Dr. Eric B. Zerrudo, CCCPET Director and training facilitator. The first lecture focused on the design and dignification of creative industries, well aligned with this year鈥檚 theme 鈥淐reative Governance is Good Governance鈥�. The second lecture delved into cultural development planning, a forward-looking activity that defines culture and its context to impact on sustainable development.

The training also featured select case studies of different Local Government Units鈥� (LGUs) best practices on culture-based governance. These were demonstrated in Iloilo City Creative Governance presented by Ms. Junel Ann Divinagracia, Iloilo City Tourism Officer and Association of Tourism Officers of the Philippine incoming President; in Bi帽an City鈥檚 Cultural Program delivered by Dr. Bryan Jason Borja, Bi帽an City Tourism and Cultural Affairs Officer; and in Echague鈥檚 Municipality Cultural Development Program  by Mr. Louie Simbe, Municipal Tourism Officer.

The experiences of the World Heritage City of Vigan, forerunner of culture-based governance in the country, was also shared by its former Mayor Eva Marie S. Medina. The highlight of the training was the Spark Culture presentation of Samar Province鈥檚 Governor Sharee Ann Tan. She sincerely narrated how her administration endeavored to change the negative image of Samar Province to address the problems on insurgency, disaster, and poverty. As a highpoint, she impressed the importance of conducting cultural mapping program, to move forward and to know how to deal these problems in a culturally sensitive governance landscape. Both the cultural mapping programs of the Heritage City of Vigan and the Province of Samar were conducted by USTGS-CCCPET.

The face-to-face training gathered around 200 participants from the academe, local officials, tourism and cultural officers, artists club and organizations from different parts of the country.

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The writeshop was facilitated by Dr. Eric B. Zerrudo, the USTGS-CCCPET Director and senior faculty member of the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区Graduate Master of Arts in Cultural Heritage Studies program. It was attended by police officers, public school teachers, municipal elected officials from barangay, municipal level, and provincial level, academe, historical society, department and unit heads of the LGU, cultural mappers, tourism sectors and the members of Dumagat Remontado, the indigenous peoples community in Montalban, together with the Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representatives (IPMR) from province, municipal and barangay level.

The aim of the writeshop was to identify the key challenges, priority areas for activity, and objectives for cultural guidelines and cultural development. It also aimed to formulate strategies to guide future cultural policy and to involve civil society in particular artist, cultural workers and other members of the culture and arts sector in the preparation of these strategies and development plans.

The activity was graced with the presence of Mayor Ronnie S. Evangelista (Ret. Gen.) together with the Councilor Judith G. Cruz, Chairperson for Tourism and Cultural Affairs and Dr. Corazon Lacerna, the Provincial Tourism Officer.

Cultural development planning writeshop is the forward-looking activity that defines culture in a particular context to impact on development and is the latest service offered by USTGS-CCCPET for local government units.

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The presentation and turnover ceremony was attended by different institutions and stakeholders of the project, specifically Hon. Sharee Ann T. Tan, Governor of the Province of Samar, Dir. Karina Rosa Santiago-Tiopes, CESO III of the Department of Tourism Region VIII, Mr. Marvin R. Piczon, Provincial Tourism Officer and the Provincial Tourism Office Team, and different municipal tourism officers of the province. Rev. Fr. Roland D. Mactal, O.P., SThD, the CTHM Regent, headed the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区delegation during the presentation and turnover event.

The project is spearheaded by the House of Representatives, the Provincial Governments of Samar, Northern Samar, and Eastern Samar, the Department of Tourism Region VIII, and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources 鈥� Protected Areas Management Bureau Region VIII. The cooperating agencies partnered with the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区 Graduate School 鈥� Center for Conservation of Cultural Property and Environment in the Tropics and the College of Tourism and Hospitality Management.

The study’s main objective is to conceptualize sustainable tourism and a strategic development plan for SINP using the stakeholders’ participation and perspective and statement of natural heritage significance approaches. It is associated with the preliminary requirements for applications to the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. In line with the primary objective, the following are the specific objectives: (1) To determine the current situation of SINP in terms of its environmental, social, economic and infrastructure; and tourism industry settings; (2) To evaluate the context of SINP conservation and tourism development and its associated strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats; (3) To analyze the views and perspectives of the stakeholders on different issues, constraints, and opportunities on the conservation and tourism development of SINP; and (4) To examine the current impacts of tourism development in SINP, specifically on its economic, socio-cultural, and environmental aspects.

As part of the nomination dossier for UNESCO World Natural Heritage, this study provides an in-depth understanding and appreciation of the significance of SINP and contribution to Philippine natural biodiversity and conservation using sustainable tourism. From this study, a long-term SINP sustainable tourism and strategic development plan, specifically for the years 2022 to 2031, is conceptualized, which will serve as a primary guideline on sustainable tourism and conservation policy, program, and project formulation. The plan is also helpful in determining how primary and secondary stakeholders could sustainably contribute to the conceptualization and implementation of policies, programs, and projects.
The project team is headed by the Director of the Graduate School 鈥� CCCPET, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Eric B. Zerrudo. The other team members were Ms. Beverly M. Bautista, MA (Cand.) (Project Coordinator, GS-CCCPET), Assoc. Prof. Atty. Dr. Gezzez Giezi G. Granado (Dean, CTHM and Writer/Researcher), Mr. Jame Monren T. Mercado, MACHS (Project Leader and Academic Staff, CTHM), Dr. Avi Ben P. Andalecio (Academic Staff, CTHM and Writer/Researcher), and Ms. Andrea Nicole D. Hernandez and Mr. Al Reile S. dela Torre (CTHM Alumni).

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The Kurikulum para sa Edukasyong Kultural ng Lalawigan ng Samar is part of a bigger project titled, Cultural Heritage Values Interpretation Towards Education and Utilization for Community Development: A Cultural Mapping Continuing Project which is spearheaded by the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区 Graduate School 鈥� Center for Conservation of Cultural Property and Environment in the Tropics (GS-CCCPET) headed by Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, Ph.D.. The Curriculum Development Team is composed of four academic staff from the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区Institute of Religion namely, Prof. Joan Christi Trocio-Bagaipo, Ph.D., Assoc Prof. Ma. Sanita A. Quilatan, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. Marites Rano-Redo帽a, Ph.D., and Assoc. Prof. Chito M. Sawit, Ph.D. Joining the 国产吃瓜黑料一区二区team for this project are Ms. Ricamela Saturay Palis, an academic staff of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts – Philippine Cultural Education Program, Ms. Ma. Cynthia Tajanlangit-Matas, an Alternative Learning System (ALS) expert from Negros Oriental State University, and a Samarnon Cultural Educator, Roland Peter J. Nicart, from the Eastern Samar State University.

The project, which is the conversion of cultural heritage resources into a curriculum, is sourced from the data gathered from cultural mapping throughout the province of Samar. The narratives gathered were classified into themes and were matched based on the hierarchy of cultural competencies for K-12 and Adult Learning Students. This pioneering project addressed the need for Philippines cultural education.

This project is supported by the provincial Government of Samar headed by Gov. Sharee Ann Tan together with Congressman Michael Tan, the Department of Education Region VIII, and the Department of Tourism region VIII.

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The opening ceremony was led by Most Reverend Alberto S. Uy, D.D. the Bishop of Tagbilaran diocese, with welcome message from Msgr. Harold Anthony S. Parilla, Immaculate Conception Parish priest and Vicar General of the diocese. A special message was delivered by Atty. Edgardo M. Chatto, 1^st Bohol Congressional District Representative, and a video message from Dr. Rene R. Escalante, Chair of National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) was also shown. Bp. Uy conduct a short rite of the opening of the museum doors followed by a museum tour by Dr. Eric B. Zerrudo, CCCPET Director. The museum was conceptualized by composite team organized by USTGS-CCCPET.

The Museo Parroquial de Baclayon: Tagbilaran Diocesan Museum of Liturgical Arts is located at a section of the old convent of one of the oldest churches in the country, the La Purisima Concepcion de la Virgen Maria Parish Church. Built in 1727, the Baclayon Church has been a repository of priceless liturgical and cultural artifacts which reflect the rich Boholano history and heritage. With the retooling of the museum, outstanding pieces from the parish collection are presented against the backdrop of the liturgical seasons, showing visitors the context in which these objects were used or being used in the different liturgical celebrations and observances. Fr. Milan Ted Torralba, Chair of the Diocesan Commission for Church Cultural Heritage and alumnus of the Cultural Heritage Studies Program, initiated this serial development of church museums, part of the faith-based tourism program of the Diocese.

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