Climate, Disaster and Development Journal

Vol. 4 No. 1 (2021)

This issue features assessment studies on the: 1) harvesting and managing rainwater using collapsible rubber tanks; 2) simulating impacts of ENSO and climate change on sugar cane production in Negros Occidental Province, Philippines; 3) impacts of carbon dioxide emissions on global intense hydrometeorological disasters; 4) Philippine institutions and complex institutional arrangements for climate change adaptation in agriculture; and 5) climate change impacts and transformative adaptation strategies among farming households in the city of Koronadal, Philippines.
Volume
4
Issue
1
Published
2021-04-08

Review article

5 articles
Review articleOpen access

Harvesting and Managing Rainwater Using Collapsible Rubber Tanks

Marisa Sobremisana, Antonio Gabino P. Sobremisana, Jasper Aliangan, Simplicio Veluz (Author)

Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is an existing technology proven to be effective in reducing pressure on water resource, yet often overlooked by planners, engineers, builders and decision-makers as a viable…

Review articleOpen access

Climate Change Impacts and Transformative Adaptation Strategies among Farming Households in the City of Koronadal, Philippines

Lorena L. Sabino, Juan M. Pulhin, Josefina T. Dizon, Rex Victor O. Cruz, Ma. Victoria O. Espaldon (Author)

Farmers in the Roxas mountain range, City of Koronadal used to have bountiful harvests during the time when the city was still free from climate-related hazards. However, this situation has recently changed due…