Panchito Labay

Name:	Panchito Labay
Location:	Marinduque Philippines 4900
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Additional Info:	FORD International Fellow Full-fledged Professor (Professor 5, Nationally accredited by Philippine Association of State universities & Colleges, PASUC) PASUC-AACCUP Accreditor (generally assigned to accredit the Research Programs of State universities & Colleges) Teaching research, environmental science, butterfly farming and chemistry-phytochemistry for more than 30 years. Has been in research for more than 20 years A. Educational Graduate School Year conferred Wageningen University & Master of Science International Research Centre Development-Rural Sustainable Dev. 2005 Wageningen, The Netherlands University of the Philippines Diploma: R&D Management 1998 Open University-UP Los Baños Los Baños, College, Laguna, Philippines Undergraduate School Adamson University Bachelor of Science: Chemistry (5-yr. course) Manila, Philippines (5-year course) 1982 B. Scholarships and Other Grants Received 2003-2004 International Fellowship—MSc. International Development Studies FORD International Fellowships Program-Institute of International Education 809 UN Plaza, 8th floor, New York, NY 10017-3580 Posted in Websites: http://www.ifpphil.ph/2002cohorts3 http://www.ifpphil.ph/rps-professor-butterfly (also featured in Phil. Daily Inquirer, Business Monday, 23 June 2007) http://www.ifpphil.ph/labay-panchito 1996-1998 Scholarship—Diploma in R&D Management (University of the Philippines Open University—UPLB) Faculty Development Program of Marinduque State College C. Research Awards Received 06-08 Sept., 2014--Best Research Paper for Applied Research--4th Southern Tagalog Islands Research & Development Consortium (STIRDC) (Paper: Potential of Marinduque Mineral Rocks as Exhaust Gas Cleaner) 22-24 May 2013--The Floro Crisologo Best in Oral Research Paper Presentation Award - National Multidisciplinary Research Conference 2013 (Paper: Butterflies and the Changing Climate! Range Distribution and Seasonal Occurrences of Butterflies in Bagtingon Ecological Zone, Marinduque, Philippines) 20 October 2011--Best Paper- 15th Philippine Association of Agri-Vironment Educators & Entrepreneurs (PASSAGE) Biennial Conference (Paper: From eerie worms into flying gems: Butterfly Conservation, Farming and Marketing for a Sustainable Livelihood in Marinduque) 1-3 April 2009--Best Poster Paper--1st Annual International Research Conference on Social Sciences & Humanities, Bangkok, Thailand—Mahidol University (Paper: Eerie worms, flying gems! Lessons from the ‘Actors’ in Harmonising Nature, Culture & Economics for a Sustainable Butterfly Livelihood in Rural Philippines) 7 May 2008--Best Paper- 1st International Research Conference on Environmental on Indigenous People and Traditional Knowledge. (Paper: Surviving with the potion: The Ethnobotanicals of “Tawak”, A Traditional Cure for Snakebite) 15 August 2002 First Placer—Research Category in STARRDEC-PCARRD 15th Symposium and R&D Highlights Presentation (Paper title: Promising ‘Pharmavegetables’ of Marinduque) Posted in Websites: http://www.bioversityinternational.org/Publications/pubfile.asp?ID_PUB=944 www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/consortia/starrdec/Highlights/rdhighlights.htm 24 August 2000 Second Placer—Research Category in STARRDEC-PCARRD 13th Symposium and R&D Highlights Presentation (Paper title: Status, Problems & Prospects of Butterfly Livelihood in Marinduque) Posted in Websites: www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/consortia/starrdec/Highlights/high_01statu.htm www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/consortia/starrdec/Highlights/rdhighlights.htm D. Research Papers Presented in Conferences International Conferences where papers were accepted and posted in the website 15-18 July 2008 Paper: Surviving with the Potion: The Ethnobotanicals of‘Tawak’, A Traditional Cure for Snakebite in Rural Philippines (Paper ID: H08PO612). 6th International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities Posted: http://H08.cgpublisher.com/proposals/612 22-25 July 2008 Paper: Dishes from the wild! The‘Pharmavegetables’ of Island Province of Marinduque, Philippines (Paper ID: I08PO829). 3rd International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Posted: http://I08.cgpublisher.com/proposals/829 5-8 August 2008 Paper: Metamorphosis of change for rural development: Learning from the ‘Actors’ the Sustainable Way of Farming Butterflies in Rural Philippines (Paper ID: M08PO508) 8th International Conference on Knowledge, Culture & Change Posted: http://M08.cgpublisher.com/proposals/508 5-7 January 2009 Paper: Nature’s health is our wealth! Farmers’ Endogenous Knowledge & Practices for a Sustainable Butterfly Livelihood in Rural Philippines (ID: S09PO612). 5th International Conference on Environment, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability Posted: http://S09.cgpublisher.com/proposals/288 5-7 January 2009 Co-Authored Paper: Minding nature’s call! Local Phenology Rural Folk’s Farming Practices (ID: S09PO290). 5th International Conference on Environment, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability Posted: http://S09.cgpublisher.com/proposals/290 2009 July 17-18. “Farming the flying gems for rural livelihood and the environment! Butterflies: Their Uses, Conservation and Protection of Habitat”-2nd Philippine. International Flora & Fauna Garden Expo Conference. World Trade Centre, Manila, Philippines. 2009 May 4-6 . “Butterflies and the changing environment! Range Distribution and Seasonal Occurrences of Butterflies in Bagtingon Ecological Zone in Marinduque”—2nd International Conference of EENP on Environmental Education for Climate Change Adaptation & Mitigation. Silliman University, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, Philippines. 2008 May 5-7. “Surviving with the potion! The Ethnobotanicals of ‘Tawak’, a Traditional Cure for Snakebite”-International Research Conference on Environmental Education, Banaue Hotel, Banaue, Ifugao 2008 May 5-7. “SNM in the Philippines? A Case Study of the Ifugao’s Traditional Environmental Knowledge (TEK) as a Form of Western’s Strategic Niche Management” (co-author)-- International Research Conference on Environmental Education, Banaue Hotel, Banaue, Ifugao 2008 Feb 27-29. “The Rhopalocera (Butterflies) of Marinduque”. International Research Conference, WVSU, La Paz, Iloilo City Posted: www.webservicesph.com/WVSUconference/SCIENCE MATH AND TECH.pdf 2008 Feb 27-29. “Of economy and tragedy! The Social History of Mining in Marinduque--International Research Conference, WVSU, La Paz, Iloilo City 2007 Oct 24-27. “Farmers’ Endogenous Knowledge & Practices for a Sustainable Butterfly Livelihood”—International Conference on Research in Higher Education Institutions, CHED, Waterfront Hotel, Lahug, Cebu City 2007 Apr 13-15. “Farmers’ Endogenous Knowledge & Practices for a Sustainable Butterfly Livelihood”—International Conference on Research, Hotel Supreme, Baguio City, CLSU Graduate School 2006 Jun 18-23. “Knowledge, Values and Social Relations Between the Exploited Poor and the Exploiting Elites: The Case of Butterfly Livelihood in Rural Philippines"—FORD International Fellowships Prog. on Leadership for Social Justice (LSJ 12), Catholic New York University of America, Washington DC 2005 Jun 20-24. "Learning from the Actors in Addressing Poverty and Metamorphosis of Change: The Case of Butterfly Livelihood in Rural Philippines"—FORD International Fellowships Prog.,Leadership for Social Justice (LSJ 9), ISS, The Hague, The Netherlands. 2. Regional/National 2002 Aug. 8. “The Promising Pharmavegetables of Marinduque”. 15th STARRDEC R&D Highlights, Cavite State University (Awarded Best Paper for Information Dissemination Category). Posted: http://www.bioversityinternational.org/Publications/pubfile.asp?ID_PUB=944 Posted: www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/consortia/starrdec/Highlights/rdhighlights.htm http://www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/commodities/papaya/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=23&Itemid=46 2001 Aug. 17. “Physico-Chemical Indexing of Clay Resources of Marinduque for Ceramics Production”—14th STARRDEC R&D Highlights, Batangas State University 2001 Aug. 23-24. “SWOT Analysis of the Island Province of Marinduque for Quality Manpower Needs in the Region & the Country: A Response to the Demand of the Knowledge-Based Economy”—3rd Annual Executive Conference of AHEIR, Days Hotel, Tagaytay City 2000 Aug. 24. “Status, Problems and Prospects of Butterfly Livelihood in Marinduque”—13th STARRDEC R&D Highlights, Marinduque State College (Awarded as 2nd Best Paper for Information Dissemination Category) Posted: www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/consortia/starrdec/Highlights/high_01statu.htm Posted: www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/consortia/starrdec/Highlights/rdhighlights.htm 1999 Jan. 30 “The Rhopalocera (Butterflies) of Marinduque and Its NRCP & UPLB Related Livelihood—Seminar on Sustainable Use of Philippine Butterflies, Blue Sea Resort, Amoingon, Boac, Marinduque. Posted: opendbs.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/fits/tech_db.php E. Published Papers Labay, P. (2008). The Rhopalocera (butterflies) of Marinduque (updated) (Abstract, p. 95). In West Visayas State University International Research Conference, Theme: Research, a response to the challenges of globalization. 27-29 February, 2008, Amigo Terrace Hotel, Iloilo City, Philippines. Labay, P. (2007). Farmers’ endogenous knowledge and practices for a sustainable butterfly livelihood (Abstract, p. 25). In Commission on Higher Education International Conference on Research in Higher Education Institutions, Theme: The vital role of higher education research towards sustainable development, 24-27 October 2007, Waterfront Hotel, Lahug, Cebu City, Philippines. Labay, P. (2005). A review on the study of semiprecious stones in Sitio Bilaran, Mogpog, Marinduque. The Marinduque Journal of Research & Innovation, 5(2): 1-6. (ISSN 1655-5007). Labay, P. (2005). They started it all! Farmers’ indigenously developed butterfly farming and breeding technologies. The Marinduque journal of Research & Innovation, 5(2): 16-21. Labay, P. (2005). Taxonomic classification of lycaenids (Rhopalocera) of Marinduque and their larval host plants and host ants. The Marinduque Journal of Research & Innovation, 4(1): 4-10. Labay, P. (2005). Fishing for answers! Rapid rural appraisal of the fishing resources of Hakupan Island, Botilao, Sta. Cruz, Marinduque, 4(1): 17-20. Labay, P. (2004). Ethnobotany and phytochemistry of wild plants that are both used as vegetables and medicines in the hinterlands of Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 3(2): 1-5. Labay, P. (2004). Nature, butterflies and conservation: The knowledge interface of ethnobotany and butterfly farming in Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 3(2): 6-13. Labay, P. (2004). New list of butterfly host plants for parks and gardens. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 3(1): 9-12. Labay, P. (2003). The promising ‘pharmavegetables’ of Marinduque. In STARRDEC-PCARRD R&D Highlights. Retrieved on 31 August 2003 in www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/consortia/starrdec/Highlights/rdhighlights.htm. Abstract was posted in the International Plant Genetic Resources Institute’s (IPGRI) Medicinal Plants Research in Asia Vol. 1. The Framework & Project Workplans (p. 156) Labay, P. & Ombao, H. (2003). Status, problems and prospects of butterfly industry in Marinduque. In STARRDEC-PCARRD R&D Highlights. Retrieved on 31 August 2003 in www.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph/consortia/starrdec/Highlights/high_01statu.htm. Labay, P. (2001). Ano ang seramiks? The Frontiers. April-June, 2001 pp. 5-6 (ISSN 1655-499X). Labay, P. (1999-2000). Ang kasaysayang heyolohikal ng isla ng Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 2(2): 1-11. Labay, P. (1999-2000). The emergence and diffusion of butterfly farming technology in Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 2(2):20-23. Ombao, H. C. & Labay, P. (1999-2000). Colour preference of butterflies in the wild. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 2(2):24-28. Labay, P.; Malangis, M. & Sager, M. (1999-2000). Taxo-phytochemical studies of the plants use in the preparation of ‘tawak’. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 2(2):32-36. Labay, P. & Ombao, H. C. (1999-2000). The status of seven butterfly species in Mt. Natilus, Balagbag Mountain Range, Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 2(1):1-6. Labay, P. (1999-2000). Life cycle of common butterflies of Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 2(1):7-10. Carandang, L. & Labay, P. (1996-1998). Status, problems and prospects of ceramics livelihood in Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 1(1-2):1-6. Labay, P. (1996-1998). Status and problems of buntal loom weaving in Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 1(1-2):7-10. Labay, P. & Ombao, H. (1996-1998). Survey of the Rhopalocera (butterflies) of Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 1(1-2):11-15. Labay, P. & Ombao, H. (1996-1998). The larval-host plants of Rhopalocera of Marinduque. The Marinduque State College Journal of Research & Innovation, 1(1-2):16-19. F. Commissioned Research Work Labay, P.M. & Zulueta, D.P. (2013). "Needs and Design Assessments of the Rice Production and Marketing Project of LIWANAG NG NAPO MULTI-SECTORAL PEOPLE’S ORGANIZATION (LINAMPO) in Sta. Cruz, Marinduque. Commissioned by Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Labay, P.M. (2013). Butterflies and the changing climate! Range Distribution and seasonal Occurrences of Butterflies in Bagtingon Ecological Zone, Buenavista, Marinduque, Philippines Commissioned by Marinduque Council for Environmental Concerns Labay, P.M. & Andam, C.J. (2010). Arrowroot Farming and Processing in Marinduque. Commissioned by Department of Science & Technology (IV-B) Labay, P. M. & Ayala, Randy O. (2005 Feb., 2006). Touching the hearts of the marginalized fisherfolks! The case of PRRM’s Coastal Resource Management Program in Marinduque. Marinduque: Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement. Commissioned by Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement. Labay, P. M. & Ayala, Randy O. (2005 Feb., 2006). Food in their platters, money in their pockets! The case of PRRM’s Sustainable Agriculture & Local Economic Development (SLED) Projects in Marinduque. Marinduque: Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement. Commissioned by Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement. Labay, P. M. (April 2000). Butterfly business in Marinduque: Its status, problems & prospects. Marinduque: Dept. of Trade & Industry. Commissioned by Dept. of Trade & Industry-Marinduque Entrepreneurial Advisory Services. Labay, P. M. (1999). Ceramics livelihood in Marinduque: A situationer. Marinduque: Dept. of Trade & Industry. Commissioned by Dept. of Trade & Industry-Marinduque Entrepreneurial Advisory Services. Labay, P. M. (1999 April). Unraveling the fibers of buntal loom weaving in Marinduque. Marinduque: Dept. of Trade & Industry. Commissioned by Dept. of Trade & Industry-Marinduque Entrepreneurial Advisory Services. Labay, P. M. (2000 January). The ‘Pera sa Paru-Paro’ (Money from butterflies) Community-based Training & Enterprise Development (CBTED) Project for Marinduque. Marinduque: Technical Education & Skills Development Authority. Commissioned by Technical Education & Development Authority. Labay, P. M. (2001 January). The participatory rural appraisals (PRAs) of the six-agroecological communities of Plan International Marinduque for Sustainable Agriculture Programs. Marinduque: Plan international. Commissioned by Plan International Marinduque. G. Instructional Materials / Workbooks / Manuals Made 29 October 1993 Chemistry for Technology (Simplified Manual for College students) School of Education and School of Technology 8 June 1994 Simplified Physical Chemistry (College Manual for Chemistry Majoring Education Students) School of Education and School of Arts & Sciences 3 May 1995 Simplified Chemistry Laboratory Manual School of Arts & Sciences 13 June 1995 Chemistry of the Environment (A College Manual) School of Education & School of Arts & Sciences 15 July 2000 College Guidebook for Research & Project Proposals Making Research Services Unit 24 July 2000 Modules in Making Research Paper School of Education and also use by the teachers of the province that attended the Dept. of Sci. & Tech. funded Seminar-Workshop in Research H. Proposals Made and Funded 1994-1995 Marinduque Butterfly Research & Livelihood-Related Training Program (A continuing program of the College for farmers, out-of-school youths, rural mothers and displaced workers) Countryside Development Fund of Sen. Raul S. Roco 1995-1996 Needlecraft (Intended for rural mothers, out-of-school youths and displaced workers) TESDA-IV 1995-1996 Establishment of Ceramics Laboratory (with equipment given by DoST-IV) Dept. of Science & Technology-IV 1995-1997 Skills Training in Ceramics—GATT-WTO Safety Measures Program (A continuing program for displaced workers, rural mothers, out-of-school youths and farmers) Dept. of Labor & Employment-IV---equipment were also turned over by DoLE 1997 1998 Laboratory Equipment for Environmental Monitoring Program (This program was approved in relation to the monitoring of the effects of mine tailings spillage in Boac River) College Grants & Aid Program 1998-1998 Community-Based Training & Enterprise Development (CBTED) Project entitled “Pera Sa Paru-Paro” (Money From Butterflies) (A continuing project in line with the Butterfly Research & Livelihood Program which deals on butterfly products processing & packaging) Technical Education & Skills Development Authority (TESDA)—World Bank 2005-2005 “Pangkabuhayang Mula sa Paru-Paro” (“Livelihood from Butterflies”—Development of Butterfly Products for Community-Based Livelihood) Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) (Made & approved upon my return from my study abroad) H. Current Membership in Professional Organizations 2007- to present Marinduque Council for Environmental Concerns Honorary member 2005- to present Wageningen UR Alumni Association member 2005- to present FORD International Fellow Association of the Phil. member 2000- to present Philippine Asso. of Butterfly Enthusiasts secretary 1998- to present Philippine Association of Research Managers (PhilARM) member 1994- to present Organic Chemistry Teachers Association member 1993- to present Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers member I. Hobbies Orienteering, indigenous wine making, bonsai making, flora collecting and pressing, wood carving, ceramics making, rock collecting and abstract painting (different media) J. References Name Address Position Prof. Dr. Leontine Visser Department of Rural Development Sociology, Wageningen University & Research Centre, Hollandseweg 1, 6706 KN Wageningen, The Netherlands Fax no. +31 317 482842 Email: leontine.visser@wur.nl Department Chair, (My professor in some of the major courses & my research supervisor) Ms. Maria Luisa Fernan FORD Foundation-International Fellowships Program, Philippine Social Science Centre, Commonwealth Ave., Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, The Philippines Work tel. no. (632) 922-9630 Email: luisa.ifp.phil@pssc.org.ph Program Director for the Philippines Mrs. Cresilda F. Doble FORD Foundation-International Fellowships Program, Philippine Social Science Centre, Commonwealth Ave., Diliman, 1101 Quezon City, The Philippines Work tel. no. (632) 922-9630 Email: ifp.phil@pssc.org.ph Project Officer for the Philippines Dr. Carlos J. Andam Office of the Vice President for Research, Extension & Linkages, Marinduque State College, Tanza, Boac 4900, Marinduque, Philippines Work tel. no. (042) 332-20-28 Email: cjandam@yahoo.com Dr. Anacleto ‘Titos’ Quebuyen Institute of Chemistry, University of the Philippines (UPD), Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines My professor in Environmental Chemistry Dr. Jane C. Reyes Southern Tagalog Agricultural Resources Research & Development Consortium, UPLB-DA-BAR Network Building, UPLos Baños Campus, College, Laguna, Philippines My professor in R&D Management
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