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The Philippines secures a seat on the Loss and Damage Fund Board, becoming a voice for developing countries vulnerable to climate change.

Local constituents transform single-use plastics into breathtaking 3D art, celebrating the Christmas spirit and promoting sustainability.

President Marcos Jr. reorganized the El Niño Task Force, ensuring food, water, and power security amid weather phenomena.

The Baguio city government urges schools and organizations to join in tree-tending activities as planting season ends to encourage individuals to protect the forests.

President Bongbong Marcos takes action against El Niño, ensuring steady water and power supply to combat the effects.

Western Visayas public schools rally together, planting over 20,000 native trees in a nationwide Christmas tree-planting activity.

Climate change accelerates at an alarming rate, making it harder to limit global temperature increases.

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

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

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