It has become de rigueur for companies eager to reduce their climate-related disaster risks to sign up with groups that focus on assisting corporate clients with their climate change challenges.
A growing number of companies are signing up with groups like the Science-Based Targets initiative and the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures to manage their exposure to disaster risks and other climate challenges. So, how does this work line up with climate science?
Making sustainable, resilient communities accessible to all Filipinos Sustainable development and disaster risk reduction (DRR) are key concerns of today's
There are several billionaires in the Philippines. The six Sy siblings comprise the richest family in the country, with a combined net worth of $12.6 billion.
The Asia Pacific is the most disaster-prone region in the world. According to the United Nations, nearly 45 percent of the world’s natural disasters occur in the region and more than 75 percent of those affected by natural disasters globally are its residents. Given our connectedness, cascading natural, man-made, and natural-technological hazards have combined to result in systemic risks that have national, regional, and even global impacts.