: Did you know that while the Philippine economy can often absorb the shock of a short-term disaster, repeated damages and slow recovery cycles significantly weaken the country’s ability to recover and grow?
This points to the long-term fiscal and economic risks posed by frequent disasters and delayed recovery.
Breaking this cycle requires strategic investments in climate adaptation, stronger governance, and resilient, sustainable infrastructure to support faster recovery and long-term growth.
Know more about the fiscal impacts of climate-related phenomena in the Philippines by reading the 蝌蚪传媒 study titled ""
