Resources
PHILIPPINE DISASTER REPORT
The Philippine Disaster Report is a concise presentation of information on disasters that occurred in the Philippines in a given year. Through graphs, tables, and charts, it provides an overview of the type of disasters that occurred, the frequency of occurrence, as well as the effects of these disasters on communities. A review of the major disasters that occurred in the Philippine islands within the past decade is also presented.
A substantial portion of the data in this report were gathered through CDRC’s disaster monitoring system, which relies on reports from the Citizens’ Disaster Response Network (CDRN), a network of 17 regional centers all over the country. Overview and supporting data were taken from the Disaster Response Operations Monitoring and Information Center of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DROMIC-DSWD), the National Disaster Coordinating Council of the Office of the Civil Defense (NDCC-OCD), and articles in major newspapers. CDRC verified the data in this report through various sources to ensure accuracy. The triangulation method of comparing and contrasting credible sources of data was used.
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ANNUAL REPORT
CDRC’s Annual Report is released yearly and includes details on activities that transpired in a given year. It also contains CDRC’s project reports, and the financial report.
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Annual Report 2007
Annual Report 2006
