Resilient Leadership for a Climate-Ready Future
This letter framed the San Juanico Bridge issue in the language of resilience and public leadership, calling for decisions that match the demands of a climate-ready future.
This letter framed the San Juanico Bridge issue in the language of resilience and public leadership, calling for decisions that match the demands of a climate-ready future.
The old archive described this record as a call for leadership on a public infrastructure issue through the lens of resilience and long-term readiness.
The letter broadened PH Haiyan's archive from environmental management into the language of public leadership and institutional responsibility.
These records are tied to the same issue area or advocacy theme.
PH Haiyan Advocacy, Inc. raises public concern over the Commission on Audit’s (COA) CY 2024 findings involving approximately ₱216.7 million in Tacloban City appropriations, covering 33 unimplemented development infrastructure projects and unutilized continuing disaster fund appropriations. Through its public information campaign and formal letters dated October 8, 2026, addressed to the City Mayor and Vice Mayor, PH Haiyan seeks updated project status reports, certified financial records, and clarification on the utilization of these funds to promote transparency, accountability, and the delivery of public services to Tacloban residents.
Since 2025, PH Haiyan Advocacy, Inc. has actively engaged the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), DENR-Environmental Management Bureau, and other concerned government agencies regarding the Tacloban Causeway Project in Cancabato Bay. Through a series of formal letters, information requests, and follow-ups, PH Haiyan has sought transparency on the project's construction status, delays, terminated contracts, utilization of public funds, project redesign, and environmental compliance. The organization has also called for independent verification of completed works, protection of Cancabato Bay, meaningful public consultation, and a clear government action plan for the project's responsible completion. PH Haiyan supports the completion of the Tacloban Causeway, provided that it follows proper procedures, meets environmental and engineering requirements, ensures accountability for public funds, and serves the long-term interests of Taclobanons and the wider Eastern Visayas community.
PH Haiyan Advocacy, Inc. continues to seek the resumption of its Adopt-a-Tree Project along the Tacloban Bypass Road following its temporary suspension in August 2025. The organization has formally requested DPWH to reconsider Department Order No. 73, Series of 2014, which restricts planting within national-road rights-of-way, and to provide technical justifications, updated road right-of-way records, and renewed inter-agency coordination. Through correspondence from August 2025 to September 2026, PH Haiyan has advocated for a science-based approach that promotes roadside greening while protecting public safety.