Philippines

In this publication, CARE aims to highlight how the implementation of an Integrated Risk Management approach leads to social transformation and more resilient communities that are well prepared to deal with a diversity of shocks and challenges. This

This study linked school risk reduction and disaster preparedness strategies using a designed automated study desk for kindergartens. This desk, LAMESA (Life-saving Automated “Mesa” to Endure Seismic Activity), aimed to provide the education system with a

Development is vital for reducing disaster risk, yet many current development models are unsustainable and are instead driving and creating disaster risks.

This study aims to document evidence on the need to advance gender- and disability-inclusion in disaster recovery and also to use such evidence in mapping out pathways and entry points to make inclusion work in post-disaster contexts. Moreover, it aims to highlight the particular circumstances of women with disabilities, a “sector within a sector” that largely remains invisible in disaster risk management and development programming. 

With the intention to better understand barriers and successes of mainstreaming processes, GIZ has assessed entry points for ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) mainstreaming and governance aspects in five partner countries (Philippines, Viet Nam, South

Existing frameworks lack focus on the actual implementation of community-based early warning systems (CBEWS), and they do not describe how experts can transform a top-down early warning system into a CBEWS. Hence, to support the establishment of a CBEWS

This paper explores the conditions under which people are likely to evacuate. It does so by contrasting a success case of evacuation before Cyclone Phailin in India with a failed case in the Philippines before Typhoon Haiyan. This paper examines this

This study aims to determine the effectiveness of incident command system (ICS) during the onslaught of 2016's Super Typhoon Lawin in Cordillera Autonomous Region (CAR). It further aims to: 

• Determine the extent of knowledge of the Provincial Disaster