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The Philippines joins the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure to strengthen climate-resilient infrastructure planning and investment.
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The Philippines joins the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure to strengthen climate-resilient infrastructure planning and investment.

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. calls on Philippine reservists to strengthen national defense, resilience and support for the Armed Forces.


Grab Philippines rolls out a ₱350 million Bayanihan Fuel Crisis Support Program to aid drivers and delivery partners through incentives, rebates, fuel…

Renewables are set to reshape the economics of energy over time, offering greater cost stability and insulation from global fuel volatility.

The Philippines will chair the 13th ASEAN Finance Ministers’ and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting (7–10 April 2026), focusing on regional financial stability,…

The Philippines will chair the 13th ASEAN Finance Ministers’ and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting in April 2026, leading virtual talks on regional financial…

Tourism depends on stable coastlines, predictable weather, functioning infrastructure and healthy ecosystems.


Resilience should not be about how often we rebuild — it should be about how rarely we are destroyed.

The British Chamber of Commerce Philippines continued its advocacy for a more cyber-resilient financial technology landscape as it gathered experts from…

Over the past decade, the Philippines has lost more than P1.3 trillion to climate-related impacts.

DepEd sets aside P1.35 billion for Learning Packets and DLP materials to ensure education continues safely during disasters and other school disruptions.

Education Secretary Sonny Angara led the inauguration of a flood-resilient school in Masantol, Pampanga, and spearheaded relief efforts for communities…
As the new school year starts on Monday, 16 June, UNICEF Philippines is pushing for a climate-resilient start to in-person classes.

'Our current Quick Response Fund is simply not enough to address the scale of destruction we face each year'

LGUs can develop and enforce policies that preserve and restore wetlands within their jurisdictions.

The Philippine Resilience Awards 2024 celebrates Filipino women and youth climate champions for their leadership in climate adaptation and disaster risk…

