“Rainforestation” projects led by Indigenous communities in the southern Philippines are reaping ... s two-thirds primary ...
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This floating community was built to withstand floods and typhoons — but increasingly strong storms are testing its limitsIndigenous communities in the Philippines have relied on resilient floating homes for 60 years, but invasive species and drastic changes to water levels in their region are making life ...
Some Indigenous languages in Mindanao are getting endangered because of non-use. To preserve the endangered languages, a research and development (R&D) laboratory was launched in the region in ...
The new laboratory, Mindanao Natural Language Processing Research and Development Laboratory (MinNa LProc), is funded through ...
The Manobo community in the Agusan Marshlands of the Philippines have mastered life on water. Their floating houses are able to withstand floods, rising water levels and typhoons, and allow them ...
And she hears how the Manobo tribe in the Philippines are protecting their community from flooding and typhoons. Plus, we hear some top tips about mental health first aid, and how to build ...
QUEZON CITY, (PIA) — Barangay Baganihan, located in the Marilog District of Davao, is one of the Philippines’ Geographically Isolated ... and youth from the Matigsalug, Manobo, and Lumad tribes.
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