Co-creation Hubs
In Junior and Senior High Schools
In Junior and Senior High Schools
SK Federation Vice Chair discusses the intersection of research and youth engagement.
Senior HS Principal Discusses how the Co-creation Hubs enhance the learning experience of students.
We aim to empower Junior and Senior High Schools in the Philippines to become dynamic Co-creation Hubs for addressing community challenges. By aligning our efforts with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and partnering with Sangguniang Kabataan Centers of Youth Participation, we aim to foster innovative, sustainable, and impactful solutions that resonate with the needs of our communities.
Our Vision
We envision a Philippines where young minds actively collaborate with local leaders to co-create solutions for community challenges, driving sustainable development and positive change.
Our Goals
Empower Youth: Engage students in real-world problem-solving, fostering critical thinking, creativity, and leadership skills.
Collaborate: Facilitate partnerships between schools, Sangguniang Kabataan, local governments, and communities.
Innovate: Encourage the development of innovative solutions aligned with the SDGs.
Impact: Create lasting, positive changes in communities through co-creation projects.
Our Approach
Aligning with the SDGs
Our initiatives are guided by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, ensuring that our projects contribute to global efforts for sustainable development. We focus on the following SDGs:
SDG 1: No Poverty
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
SDG 4: Quality Education
SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 13: Climate Action
Through our partnership with Sangguniang Kabataan Centers of Youth Participation, we ensure that our projects are grounded in local needs and have the support of youth leaders who are passionate about community development. With SKs, we encourage co-creating initiatives along the following Centers of Youth Participation: health; education; economic empowerment; social inclusion and equity; peace-building and security; governance; active citizenship; environment; agriculture, and global mobility
Get Involved
For Students
Join a Project Team: Participate in ongoing projects or propose new initiatives.
Attend Workshops: Gain skills and knowledge through training sessions.
Volunteer: Offer your time and skills to support community projects.
For Schools
Become a Co-creation Hub: Register your school to participate in the program.
Host Events: Organize community events and workshops.
Collaborate: Work with other schools and community partners.
For Community Members
Partner with Us: Collaborate on projects that address local challenges.
Support: Provide resources, mentorship, and expertise.
Engage: Attend events and participate in community discussions.
Resources
Toolkits and Guides
Project Planning Toolkit: Step-by-step guide for planning and implementing community projects.
SDG Alignment Guide: How to align your projects with the Sustainable Development Goals.
Collaboration Handbook: Best practices for effective partnerships between schools, youth leaders, and communities.
Workshops and Training
Upcoming Workshops: Schedule of training sessions and workshops.
Past Workshops: Summaries and resources from previous events.
Contact Us
Get in Touch
We'd love to hear from you! Whether you're a student, teacher, community member, or potential partner, feel free to ask any questions or ideas.
Mayor Garcia shares how the Municipal Futures Lab creates spaces for participatory governance.
MHO Dr.Marife Aruta discusses how the municipality is the Co-creation Hub for the citizens.
SKs can work closely with high schools and senior high schools by aligning student research projects with the municipal problem set. The first step is asking the Mayor and municipal leaders what they believe are priority problems that students can work on.
Projects
1. Establishment of Public-Private Partnership in the Design, Planning and Operational Management of the Del Carmen Mangrove Forest Reserve (with the Mangrove Nursery)
2. Establishment of Public-Private Partnership in the Del Carmen Watershed Forest Eco-Tourism Design, Plan and Operational Management similar to the Masungi Geo-Reserve (with the Tree Nursery)
3. Establishment of Public-Private Partnership in the Del Carmen Marine Protected Areas Eco-Tourism Design, Plan and Operational Management
4. Establishment of Public-Private Partnership in the Del Carmen Multi-species Hatchery Operational Management
5. Establishment of Public-Private Partnership in the Siargao Climate Field School for Farmers and Fisherfolks Operational Management
6. Establishment of Public-Private Partnership in the Del Carmen Basura Eco-Park (Solid Waste Management, Septage Management and Waste Water Management)
7. Municipal Water Zoning including spaces for tourism, fish pens, artisanal fisherfolks, aquaculture and mariculture, boat path
8. Development of a Circular Economy Modelling for an Island Ecosystems. Development of Supply Chain of local supply to the Siargao Supply Chain for food and other necessary goods
9. Development and integration of localized K to 12 Curriculum with the SIPLAS Biodiversity, Landscapes and Seascapes
MSWDO discusses how municipal government can benefit from analysis by university students.
University Campus Director Prof.Julie Albano Phd discusses collaboration between State University and the municipality.
State university faculty discusses how the Co-creation Hub provides innovation-oriented research opportunities compared to traditional research.
Brigada Eskwela as a co-creation platform.
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