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Philippine Agency Develops Tool to Measure Local Disaster Resilience

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 18
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Officials discussed potential collaboration on climate adaptation and disaster preparedness between two government bodies. They are developing an assessment tool designed to measure local government units’ ability to anticipate, withstand, and adapt to hazards across social, economic, environmental, infrastructure, and institutional capacity.

From tribune.net.ph

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Once finalized, the tool is intended to guide provincial development planning and help prioritize programs and projects. This initiative aims to strengthen local planning, particularly in areas highly exposed to hazards, in support of the Philippine Development Plan 2023–2028.

From tribune.net.ph

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  • The Asian Development Bank might see the initiative align with its mandate for sustainable development and resilience funding.

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