Partners for Resilience 2016-2020
The Partner for Resilience (PfR) is an alliance of five Netherlands-based humanitarian, development, and environmental organizations, and our local...
Author: Leigh Fuentes
POSTER: Public Health Standards Para sa Bahay
Based on the released public health standards of the Department of Health, this infographic aims to remind INCREASE communities of the simple steps...
We Bend, We Do Not Break: Resilient Communities Dealing with Disaster and Climate Change
Partners for Resilience
Disasters have strongly increased in both frequency and impact, with climate change as one of the main contributors to more...
Red Cross/Red Crescent Climate Centre Minimum Standards for Local Climate-Smart Disaster Risk Reduction
Excerpt: Introduction
Climate change is increasing the risk of extreme events and disasters.1 While disaster risk reduction (DRR) offers an important...
Resilience Knowledge Exchange Series Session 6: Wastewater-based Monitoring for Predicting Pandemics and Outbreaks Presentation Deck
Rationale of the Resilience Knowledge Exchnage Series Session 6 Webinar:
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought pervasive fears and new policies that change...
POSTER: Pag-aalaga sa Taong May COVID-19 sa Bahay
Requested by INCREASE local partner, CorDis-RDS, an informational material in Filipino language was created to outline specific steps that families...
Haiyan Two Years On: Sowing and Reaping Resilience
A couple of years ago, the Philippines made headlines around the world as Typhoon Haiyan, the strongest storm recorded, smashed ashore and tore through...
Safe, Resilient Communities: The ACCORD Model
The ACCORD Model for disaster risk reduction was borne out of the experience of implementing the community-based disaster risk reduction called ACCORD...
Before Sunset: PfR Inputs to R.A. 10121 Sunset Review
This document is a compilation of various inputs to the Sunset Review of Republic Act 10121 or the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction Management Act...
TARP: Minimum Standards Para Makaiwas sa COVID-19
This community-level minimum health standards design was created to be printed in strategic locations to help disseminate preventive measures for COVID-19.
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