Rebuilding Livelihood & Community: DRR in Iligan City

nlad Kabayan, along with Christian Aid International worked together on a project aimed at rehabilitating and improving the living conditions of intensely affected families of typhoon-afflicted areas from 2011 and 2012. The project is named, “Rebuilding Livelihood & Community: DRR [Disaster Risks Reduction] in Iligan City”.

Project Site

Programme objectives:

 

 

  • Strengthen the capacity of local community and natural resource base as a strategy in reducing risks in disasters and adapting to climate changes.
  • Strengthen livelihoods of beneficiaries through direct livelihoods support and enhancing the position of local producers in the value chain.
  • Enhance knowledge and strategies in disaster reduction and livelihood rehabilitation among key actors in DRR-CCA in the community and city.

Our Structure

Actual Results vs Expected Outputs

Objective 1: Strengthen the capacity of local community and natural resource base as a strategy in reducing risks in disasters and adapting to climate changes.

PCVA workshop in Brgy. Digkilaan, Iligan City

Community assessment, profiling & asset mapping

Our Maps for Action Plan

Objective: Strengthen the capacity of local community and natural resource base as a strategy in reducing risks in disasters and adapting to climate changes.

Survey of areas (Mandulog River & Iligan River) for the EWS

Installation of Rain Gauges in Rogongon and Abono in Iligan City together with ICDRRMO and DOST

Rain Gauge in Rogongon

Visit & check-up of EWS devices installed

Monitoring the amount of rainfall through text message

ClimateX Website

Radar Image of CDO & Iligan, % Chance of Rain and Actual rainfall

Objective: Strengthen the capacity of local community and natural resource base as a strategy in reducing risks in disasters and adapting to climate changes.

Barangay Road of Purok Crossing Digkilaan, Iligan City

Objective: Strengthen the capacity of local community and natural resource base as a strategy in reducing risks in disasters and adapting to climate changes.