Back to allWhy school children are learning how to identify hazards and respond during a natural disaster
In 2013, a destructive and fatal super typhoon hit the Philippines. With climate-related disasters like typhoons on the rise in the region, communities are practising preparedness. From typhoon drills to hazard mapping, discover how a school is becoming more resilient and empowering their students with the ability to prepare for and identify risks.
This film is presented by Prudence Foundation, as part of the Healthier Together series presented by the WHO Foundation and produced by BBC StoryWorks.
Location: Philippines
Story partner: Prudence Foundation