Responding to the Evolving Needs of INCREASE Communities
by INCREASE Cagayan Province, where two INCREASE municipalities (Amulung and Cagayan) are located, have been heavily devastated by a series of typhoons—Category 3 Typhoon Molave,…
INCREASE Strengthens Women Organizing in Northern Samar
by INCREASE Recognizing women’s collective power Bayanihan—the Filipino trait of communal unity, work, and cooperation to achieve a particular goal—has been present in INCREASE Project…
INCREASE Promotes Leadership Development for Project Sustainability
by ACCORD, Inc. When lockdown measures were implemented to prevent the spread of COVID-19, even development projects were halted. Community-based trainings and workshops implemented by…
How Local Organizations Adapted to COVID-19 in Their Operations
by CorDisRDS, Inc. The Cordillera Disaster Response & Development Services Inc (CorDisRDS Inc.) is a non-government organization providing disaster response and community development services to…
Gender-Sensitive Multi-Purpose Cash Transfer
by: Leyte Center for Development, Inc. (LCDE) Responding to the unique needs of women and girls Food, water, and medicine are limited during and after…
Increasing Women’s Community Participation: Thoughts From A Woman Leader
Story by: Agri-Aqua Development Coalition Jovelyn Malinao, 49 years old, has been Brgy. Gamut’s Chairperson since 2013, after serving as a Barangay Councilor for 9…
Pandemic Pressures: It’s Not Just A Matter of Livelihood
by Leigh Fuentes, CARE Philippines Although the COVID-19 Pandemic has exerted multiple shocks all over the globe and on all types of communities, certain populations…
Spotting Silver: A Peek into Nanay Lolita’s COVID-19 Reality
by Leigh Fuentes, CARE Philippines Amidst a crowd of people, mostly women in their thirties and forties, *Nanay Lolita stood out with silver hair despite…
PHL Ahead of SEA Neighbors in Disaster Preparedness
October 1, 2012 By Pia Lee-Brago (The Philippine Star) This report was first published in print in issue on The Philippine Star on 30 September…
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