More than half of the population of the Philippines live in disaster prone areas, and the country has the second greatest risk of disaster worldwide, according to the World Risk Report 2014.
The Philippines experiences around 20 typhoons a year and, being in the Pacific ‘Ring of Fire’, is at high risk of earthquakes. Twenty of the largest cities are situated on the coast and are most at risk of rising sea levels and extreme climate conditions.
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Reports and resources
Diasaster alert: secondary school assembly
This assembly will help pupils to understand more about disasters and can be used in response to a new disaster when it happens.
Crazy Climate classroom activities
A selection of classroom activities for ages 7-11 exploring the impact of climate change and poverty.
Disaster zone school presentation
This presentation introduces the topic of disasters and can be used alongside the disaster zone game.
Disaster zone: notes for teachers
These teaching notes are designed to help teachers prepare for the disaster zone game.
Disaster zone simulation game
This simulation game challenges pupils to think about what they would do in emergency situations.
Disaster zone case study: The Philippines
This case study provides information on flooding that happened in the Philippines in 2012.
Disaster zone worksheet
This worksheet provides a range of activities about disasters and emergencies.
Disaster strikes simulation game
This interactive team game will help pupils work together to understand the devastating impact of a disaster on the lives of people living in poverty.
Contact us
Christian Aid Philippines is based in Manila. We can also draw on the expertise of colleagues at our UK headquarters, other Christian Aid teams across Asia and the world, and INGO networks and alliances in the Philippines and at international level.
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