Nationwide Disaster Preparedness Data - Philippines
About the Data
In 2024, the Program on Resilient Communities (HHI RC) conducted a nationwide survey assessing the factors affecting disaster preparedness and resilience at the household level in the Philippines. This survey builds on a previous study conducted in 2017 that developed indicators of disaster preparedness and resilience and collected baseline data on these indicators across the country. This study gathered data on how disaster preparedness and resilience have changed over time. It also assessed perceptions and attitudes around climate change and climate change adaptation.
The survey aims to increase the availability, useability, and access to much-needed data on preparedness and resilience. This data informs practitioners, implementing disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA) programming as well as policy makers focusing on climate change, disaster preparedness and management, and mental health and resilience in the Philippines.
Information Sheets
Below are the latest information sheets containing key data and information from the 2024 and 2017 surveys in the Philippines. The HHI RC team regularly updates this page with newly analyzed data and information.
Information Sheet 4
DISASTER RECOVERY AND PREPAREDNESS, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Filipino PWDs struggle more in disaster recovery and preparedness
Providing adapted assistance and inclusive training programs for PWDs is crucial
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Posted on 3 December 2024
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Information Sheet 3
CLIMATE CHANGE AWARENESS, ADAPTATION
Only 22% of Filipinos satisfied with government’s efforts to address climate change
Targeted climate education interventions for poor, less-educated, and older Filipinos needed
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Posted on 28 November 2024
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Information Sheet 2
DISASTER RISK, EXPOSURE, AND PREPAREDNESS
Typhoon Kristine found Bicolanos used to experiencing and recovering from disasters, but not necessarily better prepared for them
The Philippine national government must build deeper trust in gov’t response in the region
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Posted on 9 November 2024
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Information Sheet 1
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
11 years into Haiyan, Filipinos are better prepared for disasters but still need more support and investments
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Posted on 7 November 2024
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