Philippines: Indigenous knowledge takes on climate crisis

In the mountainous province of Bukidnon in the southern Philippines, local indigenous groups are being forced to adapt to the alarming impacts of climate change. With UN support, communities are making significant strides, using centuries-old knowledge to forge sustainable solutions.

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Philippines: Indigenous knowledge takes on climate crisis

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