This report presents the outcomes of the monitoring and evaluation activities of Module 2 of the Baguio City Smart Flood Warning, Information and Mitigation System Project's Targeted Capacity Building Program, as well as preliminary reflections on observations made to date related to program effectiveness.

This report presents the outcomes of the monitoring and evaluation of Module 1 of the Baguio City Smart Flood Warning, Information and Mitigation System Project's Targeted Capacity Building Program.

This report provides an overview and an introduction to the design and scope of the Baguio City Smart Flood Warning, Information and Mitigation System project's 3-module training program, led by the DHI Group.

Alison Sneddon of Practical Action talked about why gender and social inclusion matters for early warning, and provided a quick overview of the study conducted under the AASCTF in connection to the Baguio Smart Flood Warning, Information, and Mitigation System project. She also highlighted a number of recommendations developed as part of the study, and how these recommendations are being taken forward.

Antonette Anaban from Baguio's City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office outlined Baguio City's climate-related challenges and current smart city initiatives, including the Baguio Smart Flood Warning, Information and Mitigation System project under the AASCTF. The project aims to improve community disaster preparedness and awareness and ensure ownership to enhance urban resilience, with the development of a smart flood early warning system, real-time water level data capture, and flood mitigation action plan as part of the project's deliverables.​ ​

The ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Trust Fund (AASCTF), financed by the Australian Government and managed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), has been supporting Baguio in its ambition to become a truly resilient city, catering to the needs of all its citizens, since August 2020.

The Baguio City Flood Early Warning System Architecture -- "Offline" Setup covers the overall inception for the 2 phases of the FEWS development for Baguio City: the “offline” phase, which refers to all activities that will be carried out on project consulting firm Ramboll’s IT infrastructure, and the “online” phase which

The Baguio City Flood Early Warning System Flood Mitigation and Action Plan report introduces a city-wide assessment for the conceptual design and implementation of nature-based solutions (NbS) as a new paradigm for climate adaptation, where both flood mitigation benefits, and other co-benefits are analyzed throug

This accompanying publication takes the recommendations from the Baguio City Gender and Inclusion Study and the