Ultra-rich 0.1% produce more carbon pollution than nearly half of humanity while cashing in on the climate disasters they create
The carbon pollution of the richest 1% is directly contributing to increased climate disasters such as floods, fires, droughts and food crises. Their yearly emissions will cause an estimated 1.9 million excess deaths from heat.
Tackling Gender-Responsive Financing at ASEAN Energy Business Forum 2026
Gender equality shouldn't be limited to a mere 5% of the budget. The government's Gender and Development (GAD) budget is an important starting point, but what about the remaining 95%?
A new minerals push confronts an old human rights problem in the Philippines
The Philippines’ experience with extractive industries provides ample reason not to confuse speed with progress. They should begin with a more fundamental question: what kind of development do Filipinos want, and who gets to decide?
Communities In Charge (CiC) Fund: Asia Network for People’s Energy (ANPE) Microgrant Facility
Be one of the grantees to lead the charge in ensuring a truly just and inclusive energy transition spreads across communities and localities in Southeast Asia, and to receive up to US$10,000!
Rich countries exaggerating “true value” of climate finance by about $100 billion
Did you know? Rich countries are exaggerating the “true value” of climate finance by about $100 billion. Read the newest findings from Oxfam’s report.
Oxfam Pilipinas joins panel on Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction at USBONG forum
Oxfam Pilipinas Executive Director, Lot Felizco, joined the panel on Nature-based Solutions (NbS) for Climate Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction at the USBONG: NbS Forum 2026, organized by Forest Foundation Philippines and partners. She highlighted Oxfam Pilipinas’ approach to NbS as part of a broader resilience strategy–linking ecosystem protection, disaster risk reduction, gender justice, and accountable local governance. Drawing […]
Sensemaking Activity on Integrating the Feminist Framework on Climate Change and Just Energy Transition (FFCCJET) into Philippine Sustainable Financing Systems
Civil society organizations (CSOs), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and women’s rights organizations (WROs) came together to develop a policy agenda that addresses priority issues and gendered barriers across policy, financing, and investment pillars of the National Sustainable Finance Roadmap.
A turning point in ASEAN’s energy future
The APAEC is not a symbolic document. It is ASEAN’s central framework for energy cooperation, shaping national policies, investment decisions, and regional collaboration across its 11 member states. The stakes are, therefore, high.
Whose energy, whose future? Building a just transition from the ground up in the Philippines
Communities have been told that renewable energy is the solution to the country’s overlapping crises of climate vulnerability, high electricity costs, and dependence on fossil fuels. But for many Filipinos, the transition has not felt clean, safe, or fair. Across urban-poor communities, lakeshore villages, provincial schools, and agricultural barangays, people are asking the same questions: Who decides what kind of energy projects are built? Who benefits? And who bears the cost?
Ika-128 na Araw ng Kalayaan ng Pilipinas
Sa pagdiriwang ng ika-128 na Araw ng Kalayaan ng Pilipinas, ating pagnilayan – tunay ba ang kalayaan, kung walang pagkakapantay-pantay? #PatasNaBukas #ArawngKalayaan