Stories from Peacebuilding and Humanitarian Actions (Issue 2)
After a string of powerful typhoons swept across the Philippines from September to November 2024:…
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Stories from Peacebuilding & Humanitarian Actions (Issue 1)
A collection of stories on peace, progress, and recovery: a tribal community ending two decades…
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The Philippines Humanitarian Partnership Platform: Enabling Locally Led Responses to the El Niño Crisis
The recent El Niño event has severely impacted the Philippines, causing widespread drought, food shortages,…
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Stronger Together: Finding Hope in the Midst of Crisis (The MOVE UP Project Coffee Table Book)
The 2021 MOVE UP Project Coffee Table Book gives general information of the Moving Urban…
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Bringing Accurate Information to the Community Doorstep
Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Philippines is still experiencing challenges in surpassing limitations…
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INCREASE Project turns over EWS Equipment and IEC materials in Mt. Province
by Ashley Venerable, INCREASE Project Early Warning Systems (EWS) equipment were officially turned over…
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Bukidnon PLGU and DPWH build MOVE UP-inspired Isolation and Quarantine Facilities
Recent record-high reports on new active COVID-19 cases show that the pandemic is far from…
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The MOVE UP 4 Project Consortium and the DILG Local Government Academy (LGA) Formalized Partnership for Collaborations to Enhance CCA and DRRM Efforts
Last July 28, the MOVE UP 4 Project Consortium (formed among Plan International, Action Against…
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INCREASE Conducts First Session of The Cross-Learning Platform for Resilience-Building
The first week of July marked the implementation of the first session of the INCREASE…
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Championing Gender in Discussions on Community-based Adaptation to Climate Change
Similar to how spectacles may help one see a picture clearer and in more detail,…
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Responding to the Evolving Needs of INCREASE Communities
by INCREASE Cagayan Province, where two INCREASE municipalities (Amulung and Cagayan) are located, have been…
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INCREASE Strengthens Women Organizing in Northern Samar
by INCREASE Recognizing women’s collective power Bayanihan—the Filipino trait of communal unity, work, and cooperation…
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INCREASE Promotes Leadership Development for Project Sustainability
by ACCORD, Inc. When lockdown measures were implemented to prevent the spread of COVID-19, even…
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How Local Organizations Adapted to COVID-19 in Their Operations
by CorDisRDS, Inc. The Cordillera Disaster Response & Development Services Inc (CorDisRDS Inc.) is a…
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Gender-Sensitive Multi-Purpose Cash Transfer
by: Leyte Center for Development, Inc. (LCDE) Responding to the unique needs of women and…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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PHL Ahead of SEA Neighbors in Disaster Preparedness
October 1, 2012 By Pia Lee-Brago (The Philippine Star) This report was first published in…
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St. Bernard Disaster-Ready Model After ’06 Landslide
October 1, 2012 By Tarra Quismundo, Philippine Daily Inquirer This report was first published in print…
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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,…
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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 …
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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…
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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.…
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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…
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Selling Flowers in the Streets during a Pandemic
Story by CARE Philippines Rose (24 years old) is a resident of Sapa, Barangay…
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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…
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Leading Climate Change Adaptation of Seaweed Producers in Iloilo
Story by Dennis Amata, CARE Philippines “Have you ever felt so upset when all your…
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Farmers Unite for Resilient Livelihoods in Compostela Valley
Story by Jan Dacumos From the town proper, past a maze of narrow dirt roads…
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