Look: Aftermath of the onslaught of four successive tropical cyclones namely Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (I.N. Trami), Typhoon Marce (I.N. Yinxing), Typhoon Nika (I.N. Toraji), and Typhoon Ofel (I.N. Usagi). Another tropical cyclone with local name Severe Tropical Storm Pepito (I.N. Man-yi) has entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) as Typhoon Ofel devastated the...
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Stop Harassing Development Workers
CDRC welcomes 2023 with renewed commitment to strengthen community resilience. As we leave 2022, we bring along valuable lessons from our rich experiences in responding to disasters that affected communities nationwide. We had successfully overcome the difficulties brought about by the lockdown imposed due to COVID 19 pandemic. Vulnerable communities which experienced typhoons that have...
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Young Advocates on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
Mirus Ponon, a participant in the SRHR Forum says he hopes to have contributed to the issues that the activity is aiming to address. Mirus is the Founder of the ASEAN Youth Advocates Network, a youth-led non-profit organization that breaks down opportunity barriers for the youth and other disadvantaged sectors using development initiatives at the...
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CDRC 2021 Annual Report
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented challenges to Filipinos in the past year, affecting communities in a multitude of ways: from the immediate health and economic impacts to changes in the people’s ways of living and working. The pandemic has complicated resilience-building. The situation in the country remains uncertain, with the spread of variants and...