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R&D-based
R&D underpins our proposals and grants, driving innovation with our published research as the cornerstone
Social Impact
We aim for both scientific and societal impact of R&D meaning the latter can be more emphasized by implementing more stakeholder-oriented and goal-driven R&D applications
Proactive Research
We focus on forward-looking topics like disaster early warning and agricultural forecasting to preemptively address societal challenges and promote resilience
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Data-Driven Insights
Meta-analysis, literature reviews, and method assessment for informed decision-making
Innovative Research
Cutting-edge scientific research and feasibility studies
Interactive Tools
Customized map viewers and dashboards to visualize results
Multidisciplinary Expertise
Leveraging quantitative and qualitative approaches
Community Empowerment
Supporting graduate students and engaging with stakeholders
A Dynamic Geospatial Study in Nueva Ecija, the Philippines
This study focuses on dynamic mapping of food environments, using a mix of surveys and GPS data to document and evaluate how consumers interact with their surrounding environments to purchase and consume fruits and vegetables.
A Qualitative Study in Nueva Ecija, the Philippines
This study focuses on using in-depth interviews to understand how interventions in food environments might encourage and enable people to consume a wide range of safe, quality fruits and vegetables.
GIS Assistance for Master's Thesis on Community Food Environment in Bay, Laguna
IMPACT R&D provided GIS technical assistance to a Master’s degree student researching the community food environment in Bay, Laguna.
R&D for Digital Transformation and Innovations of Leads Agricultural Companies
In 2023-2024, IMPACT R&D has partnered with Leads Agricultural Companies to implement a groundbreaking digital agriculture initiative, DigiSaka.
Guidance Note on Digital Disaster Risk Information Management Systems (DDRIMS)
A new DDRIMS Guidance Note, drafted by Dr. Arnan Araza, Forester Chin Yu, and Forester Gerald Eduarte, has been submitted to the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR).
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