This perspective review explores the intersection of ecoresiliency and digital progress in the Philippines, a country at the forefront of both technological innovation and climate vulnerability. Recent national and research initiatives reveal a transformative shift from centralized interventions to tech-enabled, community-led resilience strategies. Key developments include mangrove reforestation supported by geographic information system (GIS) mapping, decentralized wastewater systems enhanced by Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, and artificial intelligence (AI)-driven precision agriculture enhancing climate adaptation. National investments in broadband infrastructure, Open Radio Access Network (RAN) deployment, smart cities, and satellite-based environmental monitoring are building a robust digital backbone to support sustainable farming, disaster preparedness, and e-governance.
The Philippines at the crossroads: Balancing environmental resilience and digital transformation [Essay]
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