Outcome 1:
Increased adoption of gender-responsive, climate and disaster resilient Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) practices by women and indigenous people.
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.
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.
Thirty-nine members of the Kaksaan ne Dumaget joined an alignment workshop that produced a Work Plan vetted and agreed upon by the community.
PDRF signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Kaksaan ne Dumaget de Antipolo for BRIDGE implementation within their ancestral domain, alongside a community resolution granting the team permission to enter their land.