Volume 5, Issue 1, August 2023

18 August 2023
https://doi.org/10.18783/cddj.v005.i01

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Flood Disaster Risk, Sense of Place, and Preparedness of Entrepreneurs in Communities along a River

Enrique G. Oracion

Restarting business after river floodsThe impacts of river floods on small and medium-scale enterprises are significantly felt in the damage and losses experienced by owners and managers who are alrea...

Climate Change and Civil-Military Coordination in the Philippines: How climate change disasters will impact aid delivery in areas affected by conflict

Vincenzo Bollettino | Lea Ivy Manzanero

Bringing aid to disaster-stricken communities is complex, especially in the Philippines where destructive typhoons are intensifying due to climate change. This paper illustrates the coordination for h...

Enhancing Adaptive Capacity to Flooding of Households: Evidence from Lakeshore Communities of Pila, Laguna, Philippines

Phoebe B. Ricarte | Arvin B. Vista, Ph.D | Roberto F. Rañola, Jr., Ph.D | Nicomedes DC. Briones, Ph.D

With the increasing incidence of extreme weather events, it is important to identify appropriate strategies to enhance the adaptive capacity of households. In the Philippines for example, climate-i...

Disaster Preparedness Index of Households and Selected Local Government Units in Laguna, Philippines

Loida Vista | Arvin Vista | Josefina T. Dizon | Maria Ana Quimbo

There is a need to strengthen disaster preparedness and resilience at all levels of society in thecountry. This study was conducted to assess, based on capitals, the level of disaster preparednessof s...

Characterizing the risk and impacts of tropical cyclones on banana production in the Philippines

The Philippines is highly exposed and vulnerable to tropical cyclones (also known as typhoons), which caused over ₱352 billion worth of losses and damages to agriculture between 2000 and 2021. The s...