Pressenza Philippines
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Civil society challenges AIIB to raise the bar on climate, infrastructure, and accountability (opens the original)
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Doha, Qatar – Civil society organizations are urging AIIB to establish a fossil-fuel exit pathway, reassess large-scale hydropower risks, and strengthen accountability to project-affected communities. At the 2026 Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) Annual Meeting, NGO Forum on ADB urged the Bank to use its transition into a second decade to set a clearer direction for financing that puts climate resilience, community rights and accountability at its core. As AIIB looks to shape the next
Learning Continuity in Pugo, Baculongan Norte, Buguias, Benguet: Sustaining Education Amid Monsoon-Related Disruptions (opens the original)
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Education is a fundamental right and an essential component of individual and community development. However, maintaining education continuity becomes particularly challenging in communities frequently affected by natural hazards and extreme weather conditions. In mountainous areas, where geographical conditions already present barriers to accessibility, prolonged rainfall can further disrupt the delivery of educational services. In Pugo, Baculongan Norte, Buguias, Benguet, the southwest monsoon
Where Earth Whispers to the Sky: The Floating Kingdom of Madaymen (opens the original)
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09.09.26 – Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), Luzon, Philippines. High above the bustling lowlands, where the cool mountain winds sweep through the high-altitude peaks of the Central Cordillera, lies an unearthly realm suspended in time. Madaymen, located in the rugged municipality of Kibungan, Benguet, reveals one of the Philippines’ most breathtaking natural wonders: the Sea of Clouds. As the first rays of dawn pierce the horizon, a compressed, shimmering white blanket of stratocumulus cl
An Heirloom in Every Slice: Celebrating Tublay’s Kini-ing Tradition (opens the original)
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Nestled in a small sitio of Barangay Ambassador, Tublay, Benguet, lies Sto. Niño, a place that tells a story of resilience, transformation, and cultural preservation. It is a place very close to my heart because it is where I was born, nurtured, and raised. Growing up, I witnessed how the people of our community worked tirelessly to build life from the land. Sto. Niño was once a mining site during the 1970’s. When mining operations ceased, the community faced uncertainty. But through determinati
Resil Mojares Passes Away at 82, Leaving an Enduring Literary Legacy (opens the original)
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Manila, Philippines — The nation mourns the loss of National Artist for Literature Resil B. Mojares, who passed away on September 5, 2026, just a day after his 83rd birthday. In honor of his legacy, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declared September 12, Saturday, as National Day of Mourning through Proclamation No. 1434. The proclamation recognizes Mojares’ profound contributions as a teacher, scholar, essayist, fictionist, and historian whose work proved vital in promoting regional literature sh
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