James Matthew D. Narvaez BSA14 EA - Biodiversity and Climate Change 2. Five key sectors in the Philippines are under pressure from climate-related disasters and rising air, water, and land pollution, including: 1) the coastal, marine, and fishery sector; 2) health; 3) agriculture; 4) water; and 5) forestry and biodiversity (CHAWF). In response to the current situation and anticipated impact, the National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP) establishes its agenda for adaptation and mitigation for the years 2011 to 2028. The NCCAP examines the country's current status with reference to climate change risk. Furthermore, it emphasizes the following areas as the strategic direction for 2011 to 2028: food security, water sufficiency, ecosystem and ecological equilibrium, human security, climate-smart industries and products and services, environmentally friendly electricity, and organizational development. The Climate Change Act creates the Climate Change Commission as an organizational framework and allocates financial resources for its crucial duties. These activities include of: - the creation of an overarching strategy and program, in coordination with the global initiative to manage climate change, - the integration of climate risk mitigation into programs and plans for national, sectoral, and local development, - the vulnerability assessments and capacity building facilitation, - the creation of a framework strategy and program in coordination with the international campaign to manage climate change. Retrieved from: https://niccdies.climate.gov.ph/action-plans/nccap-monitoring-and-evaluation I think that combating climate change is essential to reducing poverty and fostering shared prosperity, which is the main goal of NCCAP. Simply said, the climate catastrophe threatens positive development results, but on the other hand, managing the climate can create enormous economic opportunities for all nations. Therefore, the core of this NCCAP is its synchronized commitment to assist governments and clients in the corporate sector in addressing climate and development concerns. For the motivation to develop in a sustainable, resilient, and inclusive manner, I believe it marks an important conceptual shift. Furthermore, it is pretty definitely a living document that is intended to be flexible and change as time passes and as required.
