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PROGRAM PERFORMANCE PROFILE

Area VI – Extension and Community Involvement

PARAMETER A – PRIORITIES AND RELEVANCE

1. SYSTEM-INPUTS AND PROCESSES

➢ The Institution has an approved Extension Agenda

From the REFORM: The Proposed CvSU Research and Extension Framework,
Operational Structure, Road Map and Agenda:

CvSU Research and Extension Agenda (Five Thematic Area)
Policies are essential to serve as guiding principles of an organization in the

fulfillment of its goals. OVPRE, being the university’s arm in research and
extension, sets the thematic area or the priority areas on which R&E will be
focused.

The formulation of the Research and Extension agenda considered the
priorities of the University in alignment with the United Nation Sustainable
Development Goals, Department of Science and Technology Harmonized National

R&D Agenda, Commission on Higher Education National Higher Education
Research Agenda and the National Economic Development Authority

Development Plan.
➢ Agri-Fisheries and Food Security – This thematic area emphasizes on
developing agriculture and food systems that are economically viable and

sustainable to ensure food security as well as to improve the quality of life
of our farmers and fisherfolks. Research and extension activities on the

following commodities will be given priority: coffee, kaong, rice, corn, root
crops, high value crops (banana, pineapple, mango, cacao and vegetables)
poultry and livestock, fisheries and aquaculture, urban agriculture, and

organic agriculture.
➢ Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation – This thematic area is
concerned with environmental stewardship and equitable allocation and

sustainable use of natural resources. Emphases include: environmental
protection, biodiversity assessment and monitoring, cleaner environment,
climate change, risk reduction management, renewable energy and green

technologies, natural resource management, and ecotourism.

Area VI: Extension and Community Involvement