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The Philippines takes a proactive approach to climate change with new projects funded by the People’s Survival Fund.

The Department of Agriculture distributes PHP 26.3 million in machinery, indemnity, and loans to aid earthquake-affected areas in South Cotabato.

Government provides cash aid to Solsona, Ilocos Norte residents affected by typhoons “Egay” and “Goring,” whose houses suffered partial damage and flooding in July and August.

Eastern Visayas residents affected by floods and landslides received PHP88.47 million in aid from the DSWD.

The Department of Agriculture emphasizes the urgent need for collaboration in addressing climate change’s impact on agriculture.

President Marcos Jr. calls for unity in the face of global warming and climate change, urging us all to be involved in creating solutions for a better future.

Councilor Abaday emphasizes the need for waste segregation compliance, stating it can save resources for local governments, the PHP220M budget approved for 2024.

The Climate Change Commission kicks off the Net Zero Challenge, offsetting carbon emissions and reducing disaster risks through tree planting.

Mindanao aims for a 50% renewable energy share by 2030, surpassing the national target and leveraging its abundant natural resources.

The Philippines and the United States strengthened environmental ties with a five-year memorandum, fostering collaboration for science-informed policies and resilient green growth.