The netiquettes needed for cyber safety
Mau, 16, from Southern Leyte in the Philippines shares 3 ways for children and young people to keep themselves safe online.
Girls build resilience through disaster risk reduction
Including children and youth in disaster risk reduction (DRR) decision-making processes can positively impact whole communities. Our experts in disaster risk management (DRM) and resilience Gloria Garcia and Jessica Cooke explain.
A call for real climate action
Marinel, 18, is a young advocate and Typhoon Haiyan survivor who has been raising awareness on the risks of climate change through Plan International Philippines’ projects in Eastern Visayas, Philippines. She attended COP21 in Paris as part of a youth delegation and blogs about her thoughts on the Paris Agreement here.
Now the storm has passed
A year on since Typhoon Haiyan tore through the Philippines and our work to deliver aid and help communities build back better continues, blogs Plan CEO Nigel Chapman.
Philippines: Building back safer and stronger
Building back safer and stronger is essential for the Philippines to overcome Typhoon Haiyan, blogs Plan International's Roger Yates.
Roger Yates
Six months after Typhoon Haiyan
Rebuilding and recovery efforts after the super typhoon are far from over, blogs Plan International Philippines Country Director Carin Van Der Hor.
Lessons from Haiyan
How can aid agencies be more accountable to people? Alex Jacobs, Director of Programme Quality at Plan International, shares lessons from Typhoon Haiyan.