The reality is, some of the great disaster risk reduction and management programs and interventions get discontinued for the very simple reason that it was not the project of the current person in charge. We hope to work with LGUs across the country to protect great programs from changes in personnel, while also helping stakeholders identify opportunities for improvement.
Opinion: Can We Truly Prepare for ‘The Big One’?
In the Philippines, the prospect of 'The Big One'—a massive…
Prioritizing Climate Resilience: Why Governments Must Invest More in Green Infrastructure
In the face of escalating climate change impacts, prioritizing climate…
Data Privacy: Key to Resilience
During natural or artificial disasters, the urgency to safeguard data…
Ensuring Emergency Accessibility for People with Disabilities: A Global and National Imperative
As we confront an era marked by increasing natural disasters…
Can Local Action Strengthen Community Resilience Against Global Risks?
In an era defined by unprecedented global challenges, the Philippines…
Plastics for Resilience
Join Us for the Plastics For Resilience (PFR) Project Launch! In anticipation of the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, we are excited to announce the upcoming Plastics For Resilience (PFR) initiative! This project aims to transform plastic waste into innovative disaster preparedness and response solutions in the Philippines! Event Details: Date: October 12 Time: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Location: Asian Institute of Management, Makati, Philippines What to Expect: - Insightful presentations from experts on the plastic crisis and disaster risks. - Introduction of the PFR Hackathon and Expo, where creativity meets sustainability! - Networking opportunities with community leaders, innovators, and stakeholders. Let’s work together to turn plastic waste into valuable tools for resilience! Stay tuned for more updates,…
The Ligtas Pinoy Centers Act
Transforming Disaster Resilience in the Philippines with Dedicated Evacuation Hubs…
Reflections and Resilience: Lessons from Late-Year Typhoons in the Philippines
The recent spate of typhoons that have battered the Philippines…
DOST-ASTI Exhibits Innovations at the 2024 National Science and Technology Week: A Pathway to Community Resilience
Nowadays, the need for resilient communities has never been more…
PFR Hackathon: Innovate for a Resilient Future!
For Registration: PFR Hackathon: Innovate for a Resilient Future!Join the…
Plastics For Resilience (PFR) Project Launch: A Step Toward Sustainable Solutions
On October 12, 2024, the Asian Institute of Management (AIM)…
Resilient Occupational Health and Safety Cascade at the Insurance Commission
Better organizations invest in the safety and well-being of its employees while the rest settle for the bare minimum requirement of the law. In the end, those who implement a robust OSH program that is more than just compliance, cultivate a working environment that is generally more resilient and productive.
ResilienTalk The Podcast Now on Spotify
Episode 1 of ResilienTalk the Podcast is now up on Spotify and available on Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic.
RCX 21 – Collaborations for Resilience
Resilient.PH, in collaboration with the Asia Pacific College (APC), IBM SkilsBuild, Arise Philipines, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) kickstarted the new year with […]
Building National and Community Resilience – Part 2
Resilient.PH’s second installment of its public forum Building National and Community Resilience drew in participants from across the country and across different public and private […]
The Resilient.PH Resilience Programming Framework (RPF)
By Augustus Caesar Esmeralda and Walter Panganiban The world we live in is volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous — changes happen rapidly; many things are […]
Building National and Community Resilience
Disaster resilience is everybody’s business. This includes legislative efforts to create the Department of Disaster Resilience. For such a critical piece of legislation, one that will undoubtedly impact all of us, we need to let our voices be heard. Because indeed, it is all about governance.
Keeping The Energy
As we move into a more digital world, our need for reliable energy becomes more evident. And it takes but a few minutes of power interruption to prove this point.
Rating Disaster Resilience of Hotels
Now that restrictions are slowly being lifted, and some semblance of normalcy is beginning to come back, what should hotel owners and management do to win back guests while also preparing for the next global disaster?