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UNHCR: Urgent steps needed now to mitigate climate impact on displaced people
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Volunteers boost Sama Bajau birth registration amid pandemic
Since 2019, a community outreach programme has registered 900 of the indigenous seafarers in the Philippines who were at risk of statelessness.
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Staying and delivering for the most vulnerable
Eight years after the Zamboanga siege, your committed support enables UNHCR to stay and deliver life-saving assistance and help the most vulnerable rebuild their lives in safety and dignity.
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Atom Araullo marks his third year as UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador by highlighting the plight of forcibly displaced communities in Mindanao
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The climate crisis is a human crisis. It is happening now, with devastating effects for those already fleeing conflict. We must act now.
The last months of the year bring stronger and more unpredictable typhoons, devastating the lives of 118,425 forcibly displaced individuals in the Philippines who live in climate hotspots but lack the resources to adapt to an increasingly inhospitable environment.
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provides communities with livelihood support projects like fishing boats, solar dryers, and agricultural equipment, paving the way for a brighter future
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gives life-saving emergency assistance: shelter items, blankets, and solar lamps to bring protection from harsh weather conditions
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provides access to safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene facilities to prevent the spread of illnesses
