The Philippines, among the nations most vulnerable to climate change and recognized to remain the most at-risk country globally for 16 consecutive years, has endured an unprecedented parade of six…
ECOWEB Situational Analysis No. 01, November 17, 2024 Situation Overview The Philippines has been struck by a series of destructive tropical storms in just one month, marking a first in…
The workshop aimed to equip 40 participants with the skills and tools needed to drive community-led responses using the Survivor and Community-Led Crisis Response (SCLR) approach. In a pivotal step…
Title: “Resilience in Action: The Journey of Bucas Grande through the SCLR Approach” Background: The Survivor and Community-Led Response (SCLR) approach, championed by ECOWEB, has empowered the communities of Bucas…
The summit served as a critical platform for civil society organizations (CSOs) to advocate for the integration of poverty-sensitive, human rights-based approaches into the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk…
ECOWEB Celebrates Indigenous Peoples Month: Valuing, Nurturing, and Honoring Indigenous Peoples and Knowledge As we celebrate Indigenous Peoples Month this October, we are reminded of the wealth of indigenous knowledge,…
In 2023 and 2024, climate-induced floods devastated communities across Mindanao, displacing thousands and disrupting livelihoods. Las Nieves, Agusan del Norte, was among the hardest hit. As the waters receded, the…
Author: Audrey Rose Velayo Editor: Regina “Nanette” S. Antequisa Design: Kin Barkly Tibang Contributors: Imelda Manginsay, Tasnim Racman, Ashary Bantuas, Salahoden Samporna, Mark Antony Amarga, Ruel Hipulan, Roger Lisondra, Las…
This workshop is a vital component of the Indigenous Peoples Resilience Building Project (IPR Project), a broader initiative aimed at enhancing the socio-economic resilience and self-determination of Indigenous Peoples (IPs)…
