Outcome 1Increased adoption of gender-responsive, climate and disaster resilient Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) practices by women and indigenous people.
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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Together, we can empower communities by involving and amplifying voices of women and Indigenous Peoples in Antipolo and Baguio.
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Households engaged and empowered
Government officials trained
Civil Society Organizations collaborated with
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.
Outcome 1Increased adoption of gender-responsive, climate and disaster resilient Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) practices by women and indigenous people.
Outcome 2Improved policies and implementation of gender-responsive, climate and disaster resilient IWRM by local institutions of Antipolo and Baguio.
Thirty-nine members of the Kaksaan ne Dumaget joined an alignment workshop that produced a Work Plan vetted and agreed upon by the community.
Thirty-three representatives from Baguio's retail, food and beverage, tourism and academe sectors drafted the key components of their own Business Continuity Plans.

Baseline and validation assessments found Baguio's water system already operating beyond its environmental carrying capacity; BRIDGE will pursue interventions at both community and institutional levels.
Whether you’re a local government unit, private sector partner, civil-society organization, people’s organization, or an individual advocate, there are many ways to support our mission!
Email us at bridgeproject@pdrf.org.ph and let’s explore collaboration opportunities together!