PH, Germany Ink Climate Resilience Pact
The Philippines and Germany have signed an implementation agreement for the TRANSCEND Project, aimed at bolstering climate resilience, biodiversity conservation, and low-carbon development. Germany will provide over €32.7 million in funding.
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