Outcome 1Increased adoption of gender-responsive, climate and disaster resilient Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) practices by women and indigenous people.
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Climate Resilience Together
Join us in our efforts to improve integrated water resources management in local institutions in the cities of Antipolo and Baguio!
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Pushing for Gender
Equality and Inclusive Development
Together, we can empower communities by involving and amplifying voices of women and Indigenous Peoples in Antipolo and Baguio.
Know More…Our Target Impact
- 4000
Households engaged and empowered
- 600
Government officials trained
- 300
Civil Society Organizations collaborated with
- 50
Private Sector Representatives partnered with
These BRIDGE Project targets are anchored to four major strategies: community-level impact, strengthening institutions, bridging and advocacy, and innovation and sustainability.
How we are creating impact
Outcome 1
Outcome 2Improved policies and implementation of gender-responsive, climate and disaster resilient IWRM by local institutions of Antipolo and Baguio.
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Twenty-three Antipolo City Government staff earned Advanced GIS certification and strengthened their ability to use geospatial data for disaster preparedness, climate resilience, and local development planning.
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Chieftains, elders, and community members led a five-day participatory process to map and validate settlements, critical facilities, livelihoods, water sources, and risks across nine communities in their ancestral domain.
- At Camp HARAYA, Baguio’s young women redefine what leadership looks like
Twenty-seven young women leaders strengthened their skills in disaster resilience, climate adaptation, inclusive leadership, and emergency response during PDRF’s third Camp HARAYA in Baguio City.
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