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Climate change caused 15 disasters costing over $1B this year – charity
British charity Christian Aid says if the countries do not reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, people around the world 'will continue to pay the price'
Meet the Pope's new envoy to the Philippines
'Please help me do my mission,' says the new papal nuncio, Archbishop Gabriele Giordano Caccia, in his first public appearance at the Manila Cathedral
Water sanitation 'crucial' for new resettlement areas
An aid group working on post Yolanda rehabilitation project says clean water sanitation is usually overlooked in disaster hit areas
‘For the next generation’: Iloilo fishermen take lead in coastal management
From creating artificial reefs to planting mangroves fisherfolk in Iloilo s northern towns lead efforts in coastal management to make the sea sustainable for their children
Students in Iloilo island-village brave sea to get to school
More than 70 of Tinigban Elementary School s 24 students ride the waves everyday to reach their dreams of finishing school
Yolanda survivors in northern Iloilo finally have homes
Almost 3 years after Super Typhoon Yolanda hit Iloilo survivors of northern Iloilo can now leave their makeshift houses and move to safer homes
‘Guardians of the sea’: The fisherfolk of northern Iloilo
Fishing villages in Carles town in northern Iloilo are able to eliminate daytime illegal fishing and decrease nighttime illegal activities Here s how
Livelihood scheme teaches Yolanda survivors better financial management
Community Managed Savings and Credit Association or COMSCA is a community managed initiative where groups in the community mobilize and manage their own savings and provide loans to members
The Paris Agreement and PH's fossil fuel industry
The most effective way to reduce the impact of the fossil fuel industry in the Philippines is to convince investors to shift their investments from fossil fuels to renewable energy
Climate pact: The rocky road to Paris... and beyond
The climate pledges made so far are insufficient and it is therefore essential to have a mechanism for ratcheting up those pledges every 5 years says Martin Kaiser of Greenpeace
How 'mindfulness' helps us deal with high-stress jobs
Humanitarian work is not easy so how do the people who help survivors survive their own jobs?
Nepal hospitals overflowing, rural towns cut off: aid groups
Aid pours in for earthquake stricken Nepal as the death toll surpasses 2 300
Disaster recovery starts with 'resilient governance'
Western Visayas humanitarian groups form a network that introduces inclusive community based disaster risk reduction to more communities and advocates changes in disaster management policies
14,500 Yolanda survivors still in tents after SONA
These communities are being exposed to tremendous risk and uncertainty aid groups say after the President trumpeted efforts for Yolanda survivors
LIVE BLOG: Civil society summit on disaster risk reduction
What should the government and civil society do to prevent another disaster like typhoon Yolanda?
British among 'Sendong' fatalities - report
Charity organizations in the UK are appealing to public for help for Sendong victims
