PDRF Seeks Private Sector Support for Water Security Amid Rising Risks
The Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF) is calling for increased private sector involvement to address water security risks exacerbated by climate change and rising demand. A four-year project, funded by the Canadian government, has been launched to enhance water management and climate resilience in Antipolo and Baguio.
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