PAN-ASHALAN: Baguio Indigenous Youth Congress

Building resilience in communities requires more than technical solutions; it demands inclusive participation, clear communication, and adaptive planning that empowers stakeholders to act decisively in times of crisis. By integrating disaster risk reduction strategies with climate change adaptation and continuity planning, institutions can safeguard essential services while fostering innovation and collaboration across sectors. This holistic approach ensures that resilience is not just a policy goal but a lived practice that strengthens both systems and people.