Philippines

This case study brief highlights lessons from the Philippines on how nature-based solutions can strengthen flood risk management in cost-effective ways.

This accompanying publication takes the recommendations from the Baguio City Gender and Inclusion Study and the Policy and Practice Recommendations for a Gender Transformative Flood Early Warning System in Baguio City.

This paper assesses post-disaster shelter recovery policy frameworks in the Philippines by building a responsive system to support resilient and equitable recovery. Every year, shelter in the Philippines is being lost to climate-related events.

The Planning Guide provides the rehabilitation and recovery framework, the rehabilitation planning process and plan structure, institutional arrangements for plan coordination, implementation mechanisms, and proposed monitoring and evaluation arrangements

This case study explores how disaster resilience reform in the Philippines could favour more comprehensive and cross-sectoral actions to enhance climate resilience.

This case study looks at the ongoing work of the Philippines’ Government to strengthen and integrate disaster and climate-related laws and policies, and the work of the Philippine Red Cross to support Government efforts.

This is an analysis of the enabling environment for early action in the Philippines. The country is exposed to multiple hazards. Αt least 60% of the total land area is exposed to multiple hazards, and 74% of the population is vulnerable to impacts.

This report documents the extent to which changes in weather patterns - both short-term and sustained - influence internal migration in the Philippines. The climate-migration nexus has been attracting increasing scholarly attention in the last decades.