CFs: Si Anna, si Ronnie, at Marami Pa Sila
(Lifted from the book “Safe, Resilient Communities: The ACCORD Model”, published by Accord Inc., 2011)
In 2007, eight women – mostly mothers...
The Houses the Ob-obbo Built
(Lifted from the book “Safe, Resilient Communities: The ACCORD Model”, published by ACCORD Inc., 2011)
In Bontoc and other parts of Mountain...
Sitio Cobabeng: Proof of Sustainability
Originally Written: June 18, 2013
From the town proper of Bokod in Benguet, Sitio Cobabeng can be reached after an hour’s drive in a 4×4...
The Bridge of Resilience
By Celso Dulce
Originally Written: December 10, 2012
I did not expect the sight that greeted us when we reached barangay Langaon. Men and women,...
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...
Disaster Preparedness: A Compendium of Experiences
Excerpt: Foreword
The core of our mission is to save and preserve lives. One of the ways to do so effectively is to empower people and communities as...
INCREASE Project Briefer
“Philippines – Increasing Resilience to Natural Hazards” or “INCREASE” aims to aims to increase the resilience of 45,00 women and men small scale farmers...
From Disaster to Resilience: Building Back Safer Communities Through Humanitarian Actions
Humanitarian actors around the world are becoming overwhelmed with increasingly destructive, complex, and chronic disasters. Globally, more than 200...
Increasing Urban Resilience: Key Principles for Development Programs (Thesis Report)
by Liza Hoefnagels
Excerpt: Extensive summary
This study was commissioned to analyse development programs in an urban context in order to identify...
Portraits of Resilience: Our Land, Our School, Our Future
In the remote village of Han-ayan, Lianga, Surigao del Sur, the Lumad continue to face difficulties to their way of life and right to self-determination....
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