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"Financing Climate Change Actions:
A Must for the 2010 Budget
 
 "Institutional Arrangements for
Disaster Risk Management 
in the Philippines" 
Gov’t urged to invest more on environment PDF Print E-mail
MANILA BULLETIN
 
July 18, 2010
 
A non-government policy organization urged the Aquino administration to invest more on the environment, particularly the preservation of the country's protected areas and national parks.

La Liga Policy Institute (La Liga) environment campaigner Jonathan Ronquillo cited that of the total 109 Protected Areas and National Parks, most of them only receive an annual budget ranging from P150,000 to P300,000. Read more here.