outcome XM-DAC-41146-PHL_D_1.1

By 2028, all people benefit from just transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient development, sustainable management of environment, natural resources and biodiversity and strengthened resilience to disasters and natural hazards.

6 out of 8 indicators have some progress for the philippines

outcome XM-DAC-41146-PHL_D_1.2

By 2028, all people, especially those at risk of being left behind, have increased resilience to economic, climatic, disaster, and public health risk through improved, equitable, and gender-responsive access to and utilization of quality social services, social protection, healthy habitat, enhanced good governance and peace.

In 2024, the NAPWPS MEAL Indicator Handbook was developed and launched in October 2024, with the technical support of UN Women. Although the NAPWPS 2023-2033 was adopted in December 2023, it did not have accompanying monitoring indicators, and the Indicator Handbook filled in this gap. Through the process of developing the Handbook, the members of the National Steering Committee on WPS developed an understanding and appreciation of a results-based approach in NAPWPS implementation, including the formulation of high-quality indicators. Further, these improves the government accountability through clear tracking of stakeholders commitments and periodic reviews to hold institutions accountable for implementing WPS related actions.

outcome XM-DAC-41146-PHL_D_1.3

By 2028, all people, benefit from a more integrated, innovative, inclusive, and sustainable economy that generates decent work and livelihood opportunities.

In this reporting period, two (2) national plans such as the National Determined Contribution (NDC)-Implementing Plan and the National Adaptation Plan were included in the Gender-Climate Change Nexus (GCCN) Project implemented by UN Women and UN-ESCAP through the Climate Change Commission. in 2024, a multistakeholder consultation attended by various government agencies to define the preliminary list of potential priority indicators. Building from the UN Women's and partner's list of 100 indicators on gender and environment which support reporting against relevant frameworks such as Global Set of Climate Change Statistics and Indicators, the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, and the SDGs. The discussion to prioritise potential indicators for Philippines was framed squarely amid the coun-try’s priorities on climate change, namely the Nationally Determined Contribution Implementation Plan (NDC-IP), and its 71 indicators, and the National Adaptation Plan (NAP). Taking the list of 100 indicators and the NDC-IP’s 71 action indicators as reference, a first short list of 37 indicators were selected by the end of the Consultation. In relation to the updating of the national GEWE plan, the Philippine Commission on Women is yet to initiative its assessment and planning to develop the new national GEWE plan. Further updates will be reported in 2025.