Indigenous Community in Barangay Dupag Revives Traditional Practices to Combat Climate Change
TABUK CITY, KALINGA — In the face of increasing climate challenges, an indigenous community in the Northern Philippines has slowly restored traditional agricultural practices, proving that traditional cultural practices can provide modern solutions. Barangay Dupag in...
read moreIndigenous Community Improves Disaster Readiness
LUBUAGAN, KALINGA — In a proactive move to enhance resilience against natural disasters, an indigenous community in Sitio Liglig, Tanglag, Lubuagan, Kalinga, recently completed a two-day Disaster Preparedness Training (DPT). As the world's climate changes, disasters...
read moreSelected communities affected by Typhoon Egay benefit from the food for work
Two hundred seventeen households (217) in Barangay Allaguia and Apatan, Pinukpuk, Kalinga received food assistance on November 8 and 9, 2023. The goods were delivered and distributed by personnel of the Timpuyog dagiti Mannalon ti Kalinga (TMK) and Cordillera Disaster...
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2011 Disaster Situation in the Cordillera Region
TYPHOONS In 2011, 40 tropical depressions entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), 21 of these became storm. Tthe first typhoon felt in the month of April while the last, which was the most damaging, was in December. The month of July has the most number...
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