Access to clear and understandable information is key to shifting disaster response in the Philippines from reactive to proactive, according to Science Secretary Renato Solidum Jr.

Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, drought, frequent typhoons and floods: in the Philippines, natural disasters are almost a part of everyday life. Most recently, Typhoon Yagi, locally called Enteng ...

Manila. In the first year of implementing the 2024–2028 Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework—the newly signed ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. serves in a secondary capacity as agriculture minister and has been criticized for his response to Noru — the first weather disaster to hit the Philippines since ...

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is proposing additional relief measures for disaster-hit banks to enhance their ...

VIRAC, CATANDUANES — Pacific Partnership 2025 officially kicked off its latest mission in Virac on June 1, bringing U.S. and ...

Typhoon Gaemi reached the northern Philippines on July 22 ... In a further attempt to downplay the disaster, PCG Central Luzon spokesperson Lieutenant Commander Michael John Encina claimed ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines leads other countries in having the highest proportion of households with a disaster plan, a U.S.-based polling firm found. A recent Gallup survey reveals ...

The Philippines is considered one of the countries that is most vulnerable to the impact of climate change. — PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBAN Filipinos are more prepared for natural disasters than they ...

concluded six days of foreign disaster relief efforts in the Philippines, supporting the U.S. Agency for International Development’s humanitarian response to Typhoon Krathon at the request of ...

As one of the countries most vulnerable to tropical storms and other natural disasters, the Philippines is a beautiful but dangerous place. Located in the western Pacific Ocean, it experiences an ...