St. Bernard Disaster-Ready Model After ’06 Landslide
October 1, 2012 By Tarra Quismundo, Philippine Daily Inquirer This report was first published in print in issue in the Philippine Daily Inquirer on 30 September…
Ugnayan at Bahaginan: The Haiyan Experience | Rising Above Flood Waters: Reaching the Path of Resilience or The Reluctant Kapitan that Could
Strengthening BDRRMC capacities as a sustainable mechanism for IRM by Brgy. Captain Edilberto Lacaba, Brgy. Badiangay, Sta. Fe Barangay Badiangay is one of 20 barangays…
Ugnayan at Bahaginan: The Haiyan Experience | Organic bond: Father and Son Team Up in Pioneering Sustainable Agriculture Practice in Community
by ACCORD, Inc. Building Back Better and Safer : Mainstreaming IRM in livelihood programming Benidicto M. Cabilte or Mano Ben, as everybody calls him,…
Ugnayan at Bahaginan: The Haiyan Experience | Pagbangon na Ganap
Ni Josephine Badilla Kasalukuyang Presidente ng Plaridel Livelihood Entrepreneur’s Association (PLEA) isang organisasyon ng maliliit na magsasaka sa Barangay Plaridel, Dagami, Leyte Nobyembre 25, 2015…
Ugnayan at Bahaginan: The Haiyan Experience | Mga Simpleng Paraan sa Pagpatibay ng mga Bahay Namin at ng Aming Komunidad
(Building back better and safer by mainstreaming DRR in shelter project) Ni Cristita Villablanca Bgy. Macaalang, Dagami Magandang umaga sa inyong lahat. Ako si…
Ugnayan at Bahaginan: The Haiyan Experience | Ako Bilang Isang Community Facilitator o CF
by Cherrylyn A. Libatique, Bgy. Caltayan, La Paz Ako si Cherrylyn A. Libatique, dalawampu’t anim na taong gulang, naninirahan sa Barangay Caltayan, La Paz, Leyte.…
Selling Flowers in the Streets during a Pandemic
Story by CARE Philippines Rose (24 years old) is a resident of Sapa, Barangay Panghulo, Malabon City. Her household is composed of eight individuals…
MOVE UP Mobile Palengke: Alternative Livelihood for Pandemic-Affected Cotabato City Communities
Story by ACCORD, Inc. The coronavirus pandemic is affecting not just the health but also the livelihoods of people the world over. In Cotabato City,…
Leading Climate Change Adaptation of Seaweed Producers in Iloilo
Story by Dennis Amata, CARE Philippines “Have you ever felt so upset when all your hard work vanished in a snap?” This was how Daisy…
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