A Resilience Country

    

     Our country Philippines is known as a third world country because of its lack of wealth and lack of discipline from people. That’s why it is hard for our country to grow and improve. The first is how we should overcome or deal with poverty. We need to hire more people to work in factories, stores, markets and etc. Until everyone creates a successful business and jobs to enhance the value of every individual to help our country overcome or deal with our biggest problem or issue poverty. 


 

    One more thing is how we should use our natural resources, natural resources are important for our beloved country to grow and improve because it helps individual to provide their daily needs basically their foods. Climate change, Climate change is one of the biggest reason, This is due to the rising of the sea level, increasing of temperature and changing weather patterns are causing more intense and frequent natural disasters. Coastal communities, which constitute a significant portion of the population, are particularly vulnerable.




    Building a more resilient Philippines is a multifaced endeavor that requires the collective efforts of government communities, civil society, and international partners. While significant strides have been made, ongoing challenges must be addressed to ensure that the country can effectively cope with the and recover from future.



References:


https://thecityfix.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/pasig2_IT.jpg


https://www.prulifeuk.com.ph/en/corporate-social-responsibility/safety/


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