A curated preview of PH Haiyan's archived public updates and recent field work, carried over from the original website and organized for easier reading.
PH Haiyan Advocacy, Inc. is expanding β and we are calling on professionals who want their work to matter.
PH Haiyan led the first NGO-led site inspection with key agencies along the Tacloban Bypass Road.
These videos pull the advocacy into a more immediate format, with Facebook thumbnails and public view counts preserved as a snapshot for this site.
A public-interest video calling attention to accountability and the need for timely, responsible action on issues affecting ordinary communities.
A public-interest video raising questions on accountability and urging responsible action on issues that directly affect communities and ordinary consumers.
A short video calling for accountability in water services, especially when even hospitals are affected, and questioning what ordinary consumers can still expect.
A public-interest video calling attention to prolonged inaction on Tacloban's water issues and the need for accountable decisions.
A pointed video on water service accountability, asking what ordinary consumers can expect if hospitals are already affected.
A short accountability reel on billing, service gaps, and the demand for dependable 24-hour water access.
The organization's work stays anchored in long-view planning, community dialogue, and practical environmental action.
We advance a long-view vision of Tacloban as a model city for climate resilience, climate-smart planning, and greener public spaces.
We bring citizens, schools, civic groups, and agencies into public dialogue through forums, letters, and community-facing advocacy.
We turn concern into action through tree-growing, watershed and bay protection, flood-control advocacy, and practical environmental education.
The history, mission, people, and public purpose behind PH Haiyan Advocacy Inc.
PH Haiyan Advocacy Inc. is a community-based organization focused on climate resilience and environmental protection. Established after Typhoon Yolanda in 2013, our work begins in Tacloban City.
We aim to build Tacloban as a model of climate resilience, setting a standard that can guide other communities. Through environmental restoration, disaster preparedness, and policy advocacy, we turn this vision into action.
We believe real change happens when communities are informed, involved, and empowered.
From ecological restoration and disaster preparedness to policy advocacy and youth engagement, PH Haiyan helps turn Tacloban's resilience vision into public action.
PH Haiyan advances mangrove rehabilitation, tree-growing, nursery support, and ecological restoration work that helps protect coastlines, watersheds, and public green spaces.
The organization promotes preparedness, adaptive planning, and practical resilience measures so Tacloban can better withstand flooding, storm surge, and other climate risks.
Forums, letters, and direct engagement with agencies are used to press for science-based flood control, transparent planning, and timely government action.
Work stays community-based by involving residents, volunteers, partner groups, and civic leaders in discussions, site activities, and public problem-solving.
PH Haiyan invests in the next generation through student forums, climate conferences, and public education that help young people become informed environmental advocates.
The advocacy links water systems, coastal protection, and long-term land care through watershed proposals, coastal restoration, and climate learning initiatives.
These archive highlights carry PH Haiyan's work from coastal restoration and youth climate education to watershed proposals and the flood-control forum that brought agencies and stakeholders into a shared commitment.
After Tropical Storm Kristine exposed how vulnerable communities remain, PH Haiyan organized a public forum with EVSU to push for urgent flood-control review before the next storm.
PH Haiyan requested a copy of Tacloban City's Flood Control Master Plan from DPWH and organized the forum in partnership with Eastern Visayas State University. A key outcome was the signing of the Manifesto of Commitment for a Flood-Free Tacloban, uniting agencies, academic institutions, civic groups, and residents behind sustainable flood-control solutions.
PH Haiyan expanded its vision with proposals for a 364-hectare watershed above Balugo Falls and a climate resiliency lea...
PH Haiyan gathered 250 students from State Universities in Region 8 to help form a new generation of climate advocates.
In 2017, PH Haiyan proposed and implemented a 46-hectare mangrove reforestation project with DENR to strengthen Tacloban...
PH Haiyan purchased mangrove seedlings from barangay nurseries so coastal planting could move quickly while keeping loca...
DENR-certified survival rates and large-scale planting turned mangrove restoration into one of PH Haiyan's clearest envi...
Livelihood support was tied directly to coastal management, site preparation, and hands-on mangrove protection work.
Public orientations and consultations helped bring climate adaptation into schools, agencies, and coastal communities.
Support the people and programs behind tree-growing, flood-control advocacy, community forums, watershed protection, and public-interest environmental work.
From mangrove restoration and public forums to watershed protection and civic advocacy in Tacloban City.