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Beneficiaries of the shelter houses in Sipalay City with ADRA officers, and barangay, city and provincial officials during the ceremonial hand-over on

From right are Build Change Philippines Program Officer Marvin Daryl Riego, Country Director Arnel Capili, Holcim Philippines Senior Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer Zoe Sibala and Vice President for Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility Cara Ramirez during the signing ac

As part of its commitment to help advance progress in the country, leading building solutions provider Holcim Philippines, Inc. is proud to ...

The Magsasaka Partylist seeks anew to represent farmers and fisherfolk in the House of Representatives, hoping to continue to pursue a legislative agenda that would protect and ensure the welfare of its constituents. Rep. Argel Joseph Cabatbat, Magsasaka Partylist Rep. Argel Joseph Cabatbat

Phivolcs launches self-check app for earthquake safety of houses ByRaheema Velasco 423 ); Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs – DOST) launched a mobile application that can assess the vulnerability of houses to strong earthquakes. “Earthquakes per se do not kill people, building collapses do,” DOST Undersecretary Renato Solidum Jr. said. Called “How Safe Is My House?,” this application provides a simple and easy-to-use tool for owners and occupants of reside...

Due to the increasing climate risks, Filipinos rely on voluntary adaptative strategies such as permanent and circular migration as well as involuntary adaptive strategies such as distress migration and systematic relocation, the International Organization for Migration (IOM)-Philippines said in a re

MANILA, June 4 (PIA) —In celebration of World Environment Day, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Philippines launched the report, Framing the Human Narrative of Migration in the Context of Climate Change, which reviews the existing evidence on migration in the Philippines in...

The report finds that farmers and fisherfolk, women, elderly and urban poor are the most vulnerable to climate impacts. In particular, women are more affected

Chairman of Commission on Higher Education, Dr. J. Prospero "Popoy" De Vera III, invites everyone to support Study in the Philippines-Edutourism."Kasama kayo, tara na biyahe tayo para sa Edukasyon!"Commission on Higher Education(CHED) Department of Tourism – Philippines #StudyPH #Edutourism #FreeEducation #CHED #DOT #ChairDeVera #ChairPopoy #bike #bikers #cyclingPosted by CHED Study in the Philippines Edutourism on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 This is probably why De Vera, a cycling enthusiast ...

(JANSEN ROMERO / FILE PHOTO / MANILA BULLETIN) DOST Secretary Fortunato T. de la Peña said they are extending “support and opportunities” to the OFWs and their families  through the agency’s implementation of the iFWD PH or Innovations for Filipinos  Working Distantly from the Philippines Program. “Ngayong Pebrero ay buwan ng mga puso at nais kong ibahagi sa inyo na ang DOST ay may puso din para sa ating OFWs na naapektuhan ng pandemya. May program na tayo na tutugon sa mga panganga...