Resiliency of Filipinos during Disaster

     The Philippines is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to disaster and climate change. For populations subsisting at the poverty line in particular, but also the nation as a whole, daily lives and wellbeing are routinely challenge. The Philippines government takes disaster risk seriously and has devoted and locally.

     Typhoons and storms, which make up 58% of all disasters in the country, related flooding 25% and landslide 6% pose the greatest threats to the country. Storms surpass all other disaster in terms of number of facilities. People affected and economic damage.


     The Philippines Government, INGOS and local NGOS are all making attempts to address climate change and disasters at various levels. However, many resources put aside for this purpose are re-directed to emergency response when disaster strike, such as typhoon Yolanda in November 2013, and the flash floods caused by typhoon sendong in Mindanao in December 2011.


References:
     http://currents.plos.org/disasters/article/resilience-and-disaster-trends-in-the-philippines-opportunities-for-national-and-local-capacity-building/
   
     http://www.give2asia.org/disaster-preparedness-and-resilience-philippines/

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