TOAD Rizal: Community-Led Drowning Risk Reduction for Climate Adaptation in Laguna de Bay
Philippines · Asia Pacific · Rizal Province - Lakeshore barangays in Taytay, Angono, Binangonan, Cardona, Morong, Baras, Tanay, Pililla, and Jala-Jala
About this project
The project addresses climate-aggravated flooding and drowning hazards affecting the lakeshore communities of Rizal. It fills a national adaptation gap by integrating drowning prevention into climate resilience measures. The initiative prioritizes high-risk populations-fisherfolk, women, youth, and volunteer responders-who face mobility and livelihood disruption from extreme weather.
Investment classification
CBRT classification (theme · sector · sub-sector)
Resilient Agri-Food Systems›Aquacultural production›Other aquacultural production
Mobility dimension
Origin
Corridor
Destination
Avoided displacement
Investment type
Adapting measure
Adapted activity
Enabling measure
Enabling activity
Climate impact
Flood damageChanges to marine conditionsHeat stressMass movement (landslide/erosion)
Funding spectrum
PreparednessAdaptation
Matching
Status
Seeking
Required
USD 22,838
Band A · 1:1
RICD displacement risk
RICD Risk: High
Composite displacement risk for the project location from the RICD diagnostic (hazard exposure, vulnerability, adaptive capacity), on the five-level scale Very Low → Very High.