Culminating months of planning, workshops, and mentoring sessions on resilient and green recovery, Tagum and Ormoc engaged in a city-to-city learning exchange to share their prospects in addressing climate change and COVID-19 in their localities. Aside from project presentations and dialogues, the activity highlighted visits in the planned RGR project sites. Here are some snippets from the event held in December 2021 spearheaded by UN-Habitat Philippines and Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development under the Building Climate Resiliency through Urban Plans and Designs project.
City-to-City Learning Exchange Highlights
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