The hidden impact of the power crisis on water services is becoming harder to ignore as rotating brownouts and grid alerts affect multiple areas across the Philippines. Read more »
The Philippines ranks among the most vulnerable economies to a potential food price surge, as global risks from energy costs, fertilizer prices, and climate disruptions continue to rise, according to Nomura Global Markets Research. The country placed 21st out of 110 economies in the index, reflecting high exposure to global food price volatility. Read more »
Las Piñas City hosted the 11th Urban Gardening and Cooking Festival on May 14, promoting sustainable living and food security through community participation. Read more »
We’re used to hearing that the water crisis is just about a lack of supply, but what if the real issue is more complex than that? Read more »
8 in 10 Filipino adults are now affected by disability, highlighting a deepening care crisis in the country. With rising non-communicable diseases and an aging population, families—especially women—continue to shoulder most of the caregiving burden amid limited support systems. Read more »
The Philippines’ water systems are facing growing strain as demand continues to rise, made even more urgent by the ongoing El Niño conditions affecting the country. With less rainfall and declining water levels in key sources, the limitations of existing infrastructure are becoming more evident. Read more »
