Author: ResilientPH

Iloilo City’s response to water scarcity, “Oplan Bulig Tubig Sa Syudad,” has expanded its coverage to encompass 35 barangays facing water shortages. Initially launched in […]

With La Niña’s imminent arrival forecasted by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), Iloilo City stands at the forefront of disaster readiness. La […]

The United Nations (UN) has voiced its solidarity with the Philippine government in the face of a severe drought triggered by El Niño, emphasizing the […]

The OECD’s economic outlook for the Philippines shows strong growth fueled by household spending, remittances, and key sectors like information technology-business process outsourcing (IT-BPO) and […]

Senator Jinggoy P. Estrada has put forward Senate Bill No. 2643, advocating for the implementation of anticipatory actions and preventive measures to enhance disaster preparedness […]

According to a recent report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the United Nations ‘ weather agency, Asia bore the brunt of extreme weather and […]

On Thursday, the provincial government in Antique commenced revalidation of families and barangays affected by El Niño as it gears to assist those hit by […]

The province of South Cotabato has officially declared a state of calamity following the devastating impact of the prolonged dry weather conditions attributed to the […]

Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Secretary Amenah Pangandaman has announced that the government is prepared to leverage the PHP15.5 billion balance in the National […]