Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)

This paper evaluates how the Philippines utilize social protection systems and programs to help households better manage disaster risk. Exposure and vulnerability to natural disasters and the effects of climate change are particularly high in the P...

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Main Author:	Bowen, Thomas
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	POVERTY THRESHOLD FLOODING DISASTER ASSISTANCE DISASTER REHABILITATION RISKS CASUALTIES RESCUE POVERTY LINE ECONOMIC GROWTH STORM DISASTER RECOVERY DELIVERY MECHANISMS EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INCOME POVERTY FOOD CONSUMPTION INCOME POVERTY ESTIMATES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION STORMS DELIVERY MECHANISM DEATH DISASTER ACTIVITIES NATIONAL POVERTY RELIEF ASSISTANCE DISASTER DAMAGES DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE EMERGENCY RELIEF INCOME SUPPORT EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FARM INCOME DISASTER PREVENTION SOCIAL PROGRAMS EVACUATIONS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SAVING CONFLICT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MEASURES EARTHQUAKES SURVIVORS TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS POVERTY REDUCTION FAMILY ASSISTANCE DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES POVERTY GAP FLOODS FOOD PREPARATION SOIL EROSION FLOODED POVERTY INCIDENCE POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS DAMAGED HOUSES TRANSFERS EMERGENCIES CROP DIVERSIFICATION NATURAL DISASTERS DOCUMENTS HOUSEHOLD INCOME POVERTY STATUS TEMPORARY SHELTER TYPHOON DISASTERS ANTI-POVERTY HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS FOOD EXPENDITURES SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE FIRE SEARCH AND RESCUE FARMERS LANDSLIDES TEMPORARY HOUSING LIGHTING CASH TRANSFERS HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCIES VOLCANOES DISASTER INFORMATION RURAL MIGRANTS FOOD ITEMS EMERGENCY SHELTER UNEMPLOYMENT TECHNOLOGY DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EARTHQUAKE EMERGENCY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION DISASTER RISK CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT TENTS TARPAULINS CHRONICALLY POOR BANK RELIEFWEB DECLARATION VICTIMS RURAL POVERTY FOOD EXPENDITURE DAMAGE DISADVANTAGED GROUPS IMPACT OF DISASTERS TROPICAL STORMS RURAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS RELIEF OPERATIONS DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEVASTATION FOOD RELIEF NUTRITION PUBLIC WORKS TRANSFER PROGRAMS POST DISASTER ACTIVITIES PRIVATE TRANSFERS INSURANCE TARGETING POVERTY INDICATORS SLUMS AGRICULTURAL WORKERS CIVIL DEFENSE DISASTER COMMUNICATIONS IRRIGATION RISK WIND SPEEDS RURAL AREAS POVERTY CLEAN WATER TROPICAL CYCLONES DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT CASH TRANSFER PROGRAMS HOUSEHOLD WELFARE POOR POVERTY IMPACT EVACUATION WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS TYPHOONS RELIEF EFFORTS DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS RECONSTRUCTION POVERTY ALLEVIATION BLANKETS ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER POOR HOUSEHOLDS
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spelling	okr-10986-234482021-04-23T14:04:15Z Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) Bowen, Thomas POVERTY THRESHOLD FLOODING DISASTER ASSISTANCE DISASTER REHABILITATION RISKS CASUALTIES RESCUE POVERTY LINE ECONOMIC GROWTH STORM DISASTER RECOVERY DELIVERY MECHANISMS EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INCOME POVERTY FOOD CONSUMPTION INCOME POVERTY ESTIMATES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION STORMS DELIVERY MECHANISM DEATH DISASTER ACTIVITIES NATIONAL POVERTY RELIEF ASSISTANCE DISASTER DAMAGES DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE EMERGENCY RELIEF INCOME SUPPORT EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FARM INCOME DISASTER PREVENTION SOCIAL PROGRAMS EVACUATIONS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SAVING CONFLICT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MEASURES EARTHQUAKES SURVIVORS TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS POVERTY REDUCTION FAMILY ASSISTANCE DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES POVERTY GAP FLOODS FOOD PREPARATION SOIL EROSION FLOODED POVERTY INCIDENCE POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS DAMAGED HOUSES TRANSFERS EMERGENCIES CROP DIVERSIFICATION NATURAL DISASTERS DOCUMENTS HOUSEHOLD INCOME POVERTY STATUS TEMPORARY SHELTER TYPHOON DISASTERS ANTI-POVERTY HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS FOOD EXPENDITURES SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE FIRE SEARCH AND RESCUE FARMERS LANDSLIDES TEMPORARY HOUSING LIGHTING CASH TRANSFERS HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCIES VOLCANOES DISASTER INFORMATION RURAL MIGRANTS FOOD ITEMS EMERGENCY SHELTER UNEMPLOYMENT TECHNOLOGY DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EARTHQUAKE EMERGENCY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION DISASTER RISK CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT TENTS TARPAULINS CHRONICALLY POOR BANK RELIEFWEB DECLARATION VICTIMS RURAL POVERTY FOOD EXPENDITURE DAMAGE DISADVANTAGED GROUPS IMPACT OF DISASTERS TROPICAL STORMS RURAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS RELIEF OPERATIONS DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEVASTATION FOOD RELIEF NUTRITION PUBLIC WORKS TRANSFER PROGRAMS POST DISASTER ACTIVITIES PRIVATE TRANSFERS INSURANCE TARGETING POVERTY INDICATORS SLUMS AGRICULTURAL WORKERS CIVIL DEFENSE DISASTER COMMUNICATIONS IRRIGATION RISK WIND SPEEDS RURAL AREAS POVERTY CLEAN WATER TROPICAL CYCLONES DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT CASH TRANSFER PROGRAMS HOUSEHOLD WELFARE POOR POVERTY IMPACT EVACUATION WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS TYPHOONS RELIEF EFFORTS DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS RECONSTRUCTION POVERTY ALLEVIATION BLANKETS ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER POOR HOUSEHOLDS This paper evaluates how the Philippines utilize social protection systems and programs to help households better manage disaster risk. Exposure and vulnerability to natural disasters and the effects of climate change are particularly high in the Philippines. At the same time, the Philippines has developed one of the most advanced social protection systems in the East Asia Pacific region. The Department of Social Welfare and Development is prominently integrated into the national disaster risk management framework of the Philippines, taking the lead coordinating role in disaster response activities. Consequently, social protection programs are on the frontlines of disaster response in the Philippines. This paper focuses specifically on the devastating impact of Typhoon Yolanda, which struck the country in November 2013, as a case study against which the Philippines’ social protection response can be assessed. 2015-12-18T20:01:44Z 2015-12-18T20:01:44Z 2015-11 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25257359/social-protection-disaster-risk-management-philippines-case-typhoon-yolanda-haiyan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23448 English en_US Policy Research Working Paper;No. 7482 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Policy Research Working Paper Publications & Research East Asia and Pacific Philippines
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topic	POVERTY THRESHOLD FLOODING DISASTER ASSISTANCE DISASTER REHABILITATION RISKS CASUALTIES RESCUE POVERTY LINE ECONOMIC GROWTH STORM DISASTER RECOVERY DELIVERY MECHANISMS EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INCOME POVERTY FOOD CONSUMPTION INCOME POVERTY ESTIMATES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION STORMS DELIVERY MECHANISM DEATH DISASTER ACTIVITIES NATIONAL POVERTY RELIEF ASSISTANCE DISASTER DAMAGES DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE EMERGENCY RELIEF INCOME SUPPORT EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FARM INCOME DISASTER PREVENTION SOCIAL PROGRAMS EVACUATIONS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SAVING CONFLICT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MEASURES EARTHQUAKES SURVIVORS TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS POVERTY REDUCTION FAMILY ASSISTANCE DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES POVERTY GAP FLOODS FOOD PREPARATION SOIL EROSION FLOODED POVERTY INCIDENCE POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS DAMAGED HOUSES TRANSFERS EMERGENCIES CROP DIVERSIFICATION NATURAL DISASTERS DOCUMENTS HOUSEHOLD INCOME POVERTY STATUS TEMPORARY SHELTER TYPHOON DISASTERS ANTI-POVERTY HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS FOOD EXPENDITURES SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE FIRE SEARCH AND RESCUE FARMERS LANDSLIDES TEMPORARY HOUSING LIGHTING CASH TRANSFERS HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCIES VOLCANOES DISASTER INFORMATION RURAL MIGRANTS FOOD ITEMS EMERGENCY SHELTER UNEMPLOYMENT TECHNOLOGY DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EARTHQUAKE EMERGENCY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION DISASTER RISK CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT TENTS TARPAULINS CHRONICALLY POOR BANK RELIEFWEB DECLARATION VICTIMS RURAL POVERTY FOOD EXPENDITURE DAMAGE DISADVANTAGED GROUPS IMPACT OF DISASTERS TROPICAL STORMS RURAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS RELIEF OPERATIONS DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEVASTATION FOOD RELIEF NUTRITION PUBLIC WORKS TRANSFER PROGRAMS POST DISASTER ACTIVITIES PRIVATE TRANSFERS INSURANCE TARGETING POVERTY INDICATORS SLUMS AGRICULTURAL WORKERS CIVIL DEFENSE DISASTER COMMUNICATIONS IRRIGATION RISK WIND SPEEDS RURAL AREAS POVERTY CLEAN WATER TROPICAL CYCLONES DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT CASH TRANSFER PROGRAMS HOUSEHOLD WELFARE POOR POVERTY IMPACT EVACUATION WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS TYPHOONS RELIEF EFFORTS DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS RECONSTRUCTION POVERTY ALLEVIATION BLANKETS ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER POOR HOUSEHOLDS
spellingShingle	POVERTY THRESHOLD FLOODING DISASTER ASSISTANCE DISASTER REHABILITATION RISKS CASUALTIES RESCUE POVERTY LINE ECONOMIC GROWTH STORM DISASTER RECOVERY DELIVERY MECHANISMS EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INCOME POVERTY FOOD CONSUMPTION INCOME POVERTY ESTIMATES AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION STORMS DELIVERY MECHANISM DEATH DISASTER ACTIVITIES NATIONAL POVERTY RELIEF ASSISTANCE DISASTER DAMAGES DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE EMERGENCY RELIEF INCOME SUPPORT EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FARM INCOME DISASTER PREVENTION SOCIAL PROGRAMS EVACUATIONS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SAVING CONFLICT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MEASURES EARTHQUAKES SURVIVORS TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS POVERTY REDUCTION FAMILY ASSISTANCE DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES POVERTY GAP FLOODS FOOD PREPARATION SOIL EROSION FLOODED POVERTY INCIDENCE POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMS DAMAGED HOUSES TRANSFERS EMERGENCIES CROP DIVERSIFICATION NATURAL DISASTERS DOCUMENTS HOUSEHOLD INCOME POVERTY STATUS TEMPORARY SHELTER TYPHOON DISASTERS ANTI-POVERTY HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS FOOD EXPENDITURES SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE FIRE SEARCH AND RESCUE FARMERS LANDSLIDES TEMPORARY HOUSING LIGHTING CASH TRANSFERS HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCIES VOLCANOES DISASTER INFORMATION RURAL MIGRANTS FOOD ITEMS EMERGENCY SHELTER UNEMPLOYMENT TECHNOLOGY DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EARTHQUAKE EMERGENCY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION DISASTER RISK CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT TENTS TARPAULINS CHRONICALLY POOR BANK RELIEFWEB DECLARATION VICTIMS RURAL POVERTY FOOD EXPENDITURE DAMAGE DISADVANTAGED GROUPS IMPACT OF DISASTERS TROPICAL STORMS RURAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS RELIEF OPERATIONS DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEVASTATION FOOD RELIEF NUTRITION PUBLIC WORKS TRANSFER PROGRAMS POST DISASTER ACTIVITIES PRIVATE TRANSFERS INSURANCE TARGETING POVERTY INDICATORS SLUMS AGRICULTURAL WORKERS CIVIL DEFENSE DISASTER COMMUNICATIONS IRRIGATION RISK WIND SPEEDS RURAL AREAS POVERTY CLEAN WATER TROPICAL CYCLONES DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT CASH TRANSFER PROGRAMS HOUSEHOLD WELFARE POOR POVERTY IMPACT EVACUATION WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS TYPHOONS RELIEF EFFORTS DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS RECONSTRUCTION POVERTY ALLEVIATION BLANKETS ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER POOR HOUSEHOLDS Bowen, Thomas Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
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relation	Policy Research Working Paper;No. 7482
description	This paper evaluates how the Philippines utilize social protection systems and programs to help households better manage disaster risk. Exposure and vulnerability to natural disasters and the effects of climate change are particularly high in the Philippines. At the same time, the Philippines has developed one of the most advanced social protection systems in the East Asia Pacific region. The Department of Social Welfare and Development is prominently integrated into the national disaster risk management framework of the Philippines, taking the lead coordinating role in disaster response activities. Consequently, social protection programs are on the frontlines of disaster response in the Philippines. This paper focuses specifically on the devastating impact of Typhoon Yolanda, which struck the country in November 2013, as a case study against which the Philippines’ social protection response can be assessed.
format	Working Paper
author	Bowen, Thomas
author_facet	Bowen, Thomas
author_sort	Bowen, Thomas
title	Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
title_short	Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
title_full	Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
title_fullStr	Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
title_full_unstemmed	Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
title_sort	social protection and disaster risk management in the philippines : the case of typhoon yolanda (haiyan)
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2015
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25257359/social-protection-disaster-risk-management-philippines-case-typhoon-yolanda-haiyan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23448
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Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines : The Case of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)

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