The government should take climate change into account in implementing social protection programs, the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) said.
In its “Toward An Adaptive Social Protection in the Philippines” study, the state think tank said the country’s social protection, climate change adaptation, and disaster risk reduction efforts need to be united, because climate change and natural disasters can undermine those programs.
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