This study analyzes the adaptive capacity and adaptation strategies of households, local government units (LGUs) and community organizations (COs) in the Philippines during Typhoon Milenyo (Xangsane). It assesses the barriers that constrain adoption of recommended adaptation options, and proposes further measures to guide stakeholders to overcome adaptation barriers and enhance resilience. Greater awareness about climate change phenomena and the need to enhance preparedness and adaptive capacity can help reduce disaster risk
This paper presents the results of an econometric analysis used to analyse household adaptation deci...
Climate change is the most recent crisis of global impact, and can be most detrimental to developin...
Farming households in the Philippines are most vulnerable to climate change and variability due to t...
In light of the most recent devastating natural disaster event of the Philippines brought upon by Ty...
The study examines disaster response to Typhoon Uring in Ormoc City in Leyte, Philippines (1991). Vu...
Super Typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan), which pummeled the Philippines on Nov. 8, 2013, ...
The paper assesses the loss and damage from flash floods/landslide, the level of adaptive capacity, ...
The Philippines is among the countries most threatened by climate change. This combined with other h...
While climate change trends indicate the progression towards more widespread and severe impacts acro...
While climate change trends indicate the progression towards more widespread and severe impacts acro...
While climate change trends indicate the progression towards more widespread and severe impacts acro...
Policy-wise, the Philippines has been responsive to the challenges of climate change with the govern...
A summary of EEPSEA Research Report No. 2011-RR5: 'Determinants of household decisions on adaptation...
Recent extreme weather events have brought devastating impacts on people’s lives and infrastructure ...
People who reside in informal settlements in the Global South are most vulnerable to extreme weather...
This paper presents the results of an econometric analysis used to analyse household adaptation deci...
Climate change is the most recent crisis of global impact, and can be most detrimental to developin...
Farming households in the Philippines are most vulnerable to climate change and variability due to t...
In light of the most recent devastating natural disaster event of the Philippines brought upon by Ty...
The study examines disaster response to Typhoon Uring in Ormoc City in Leyte, Philippines (1991). Vu...
Super Typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan), which pummeled the Philippines on Nov. 8, 2013, ...
The paper assesses the loss and damage from flash floods/landslide, the level of adaptive capacity, ...
The Philippines is among the countries most threatened by climate change. This combined with other h...
While climate change trends indicate the progression towards more widespread and severe impacts acro...
While climate change trends indicate the progression towards more widespread and severe impacts acro...
While climate change trends indicate the progression towards more widespread and severe impacts acro...
Policy-wise, the Philippines has been responsive to the challenges of climate change with the govern...
A summary of EEPSEA Research Report No. 2011-RR5: 'Determinants of household decisions on adaptation...
Recent extreme weather events have brought devastating impacts on people’s lives and infrastructure ...
People who reside in informal settlements in the Global South are most vulnerable to extreme weather...
This paper presents the results of an econometric analysis used to analyse household adaptation deci...
Climate change is the most recent crisis of global impact, and can be most detrimental to developin...
Farming households in the Philippines are most vulnerable to climate change and variability due to t...