FLood Anticipatory action In Tanay, Rizal (FLAIR)

Project Result Areas:

Child Participation
Child Protection
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Project Target Reach:

Girls: 4584

Women: 6950

Boys: 4514

Men: 5168

About The Project:

The FLAIR Project or the Anticipatory Action Trial aims to proactively address the impact of flooding in Tanay, Rizal. Initially funded by DFAT Australia, the project aims to prioritize engagement with at-risk populations, empowering them through capacity-building, involving them in decision-making processes, and enhancing their resilience to flooding.

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Needs of the Community:

Lack of capacity building and resilience among vulnerable groups in Tanay, who often experience heavy flooding and were resettled from Manila’s slums
Lack of involvement of vulnerable groups, including persons with disabilities, women’s groups, indigenous groups, and children’s groups, in the vulnerability assessment to understand specific challenges, priorities, and needs related to flood hazards

Project Location/s:

Tanay, Rizal

Project Partner/s:

Local Government Unit of Tanay Rizal

Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)

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