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Vivien Facunla

Vivien Facunla

Team Leader, Women-Managed Area is a Right, PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc.

Vivien Facunla was born and raised in Palawan, Philippines. She holds a B.S. in Marine Biology from Palawan State University. She has more than two decades of field-based experience in fisheries and marine biodiversity conservation, networking, advocacy, and marine spatial planning. She has worked with various stakeholders and gained relevant experiences in advocating human rights with a special focus on Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and indigenous peoples' tenurial rights. Currently, she is the Field Programme Coordinator for Calamianes Island Group under the USAID Fish Right Program and Team Leader for the Women-Managed Area is a Right Project of PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc.

Project staff and participants plant mangrove seedlings. Image credit: PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc.
In-Depth Twin-Bakhaw: Connecting SRH to a Community’s Ecosystem — Part 1
Grace Gayoso PasionVivien FacunlaLiza GobrinNemelito Meron September 21, 2021

The Twin-Bakhaw project advocates for gender equity via sexual and reproductive health services among indigenous populations. Each newborn will have a “twin” mangrove seedling, which the newborn’s family must plant and nurture until it is ...

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Project staff and participants plant mangrove seedlings. Image credit: PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc.
In-Depth Twin-Bakhaw: Connecting SRH to a Community’s Ecosystem — Part 2
Grace Gayoso PasionVivien FacunlaLiza GobrinNemelito Meron September 21, 2021

The Twin-Bakhaw project advocates for gender equity via sexual and reproductive health services among indigenous populations. Each newborn will have a “twin” mangrove seedling, which the newborn’s family must plant and nurture until it is ...

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