CDRC aims to build capacities of the most vulnerable sectors comprising the poor majority to comprehensively prepare for and respond to potential disaster situations while addressing the root causes of their vulnerabilities through community-based disaster management, people-managed programs and services, and working with social movements that address poverty, social inequalities, and extractive, environmentally-destructive practices, policies and systems. CDRC regards the most vulnerable sectors as those whose socio-economic conditions make them highly vulnerable to hazards and disasters and yet comprise the majority of society, such as the workers, peasants, indigenous peoples, and othe... read more CDRC aims to build capacities of the most vulnerable sectors comprising the poor majority to comprehensively prepare for and respond to potential disaster situations while addressing the root causes of their vulnerabilities through community-based disaster management, people-managed programs and services, and working with social movements that address poverty, social inequalities, and extractive, environmentally-destructive practices, policies and systems. CDRC regards the most vulnerable sectors as those whose socio-economic conditions make them highly vulnerable to hazards and disasters and yet comprise the majority of society, such as the workers, peasants, indigenous peoples, and other low income groups. CDRC gives special attention to those who have added vulnerabilities such as children, women, the frail, the elderly and people living with disabilities.
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By CDRC | Project Leader
Typhoon Carina/Gaemi was an opening salvo of what would be the next few months for the Philippines. Of how strong, how violent and disastrous the next typhoons would be, in the likes of Typhoon... Read the full report ›By Malen Serato | Project Leader
Since it became active in June 2023, almost 10,000 families have been affected by Mt. Mayon in Albay, Bicol, Philippines. Five months after, weak lava effusion from the volcano's summit crater... Read the full report ›By Maria Elena Serato | GG Focal Person/CDRC Field Operations Head
The assistance garnered for the repair and rebuilding of homes for communities devastated by Typhoon Rai (known as Super Typhoon Odette in the Philippines) in December 2021 has partially... Read the full report ›
