
Is PH ready for the Big One? Toledo flags gaps in disaster response
Operational and regulatory gaps between government and private utility operators could hamper the Philippines’ response to a major earthquake, a
The 2025 World Risk Index ranks Philippines #1 in global disaster risk. Here is how we are uniting the public and private sectors.
iADAPT is PDRFs online learning platform that aims to provide knowledge and skills on how to be disaster-ready and resilient.
Strengthening the Filipinos’ community resilience
The Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF) is the country’s major private sector coordinator for disaster risk and reduction management. As an alliance of businesses dedicated to building the disaster risk management capabilities of the private sector in the country, PDRF aims to contribute to the sustainable development and general welfare of the Filipino people.
PDRF’s programs and initiatives cover all four pillars of disaster risk reduction and management. By continuously working with the private sector, government, humanitarian sector, international organizations, and nonprofits, PDRF strengthens the disaster resilience of communities and businesses across the country.
The PDRF Emergency Operations Center is the first private sector-led national emergency operations center in the world.

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