HELLO AND

GOOD MORNING!
[RECAP]
Gender and
Development
 Recap: Gender and Development

Gender Fundamental Elements Gender Equality

refers to the social of Development ensure all men and
and cultural roles women have
that can be changed opportunities and an
from time or place 1. Change equal rights
Sex Gender Equity
2. Improvement
refers to the biological providing a fair
and physiological 3. Sustainability treatment to people
characteristics that with different
cannot be changed genders
LET US WARM UP
WITH A GAME!
 THE BEST TREE POST!
MECHANICS:
All players would be asked a question. There are four
tree posts (from the group) that would act as
choices. They would go to the best choice that
corresponds with the question. Whoever is the 4
remaining players would have a very SPECIAL round.
 Which of these countries is still a “developing
country”?

A. B. C. D.

France India Singapore Israel

 B.
India
 Which global issue refers to long-term changes in
temperature, precipitation, and weather patterns?

A. B. C. D.
Climate Ozone Deforestation
Global
change depletion warming
 A.
Climate change
An obligation to repay borrowed funds, typically with interest,
often incurred by individuals, businesses, or governments to
finance various expenditures or investments?

A. B. C. D.

Equity Debt Assets Loan

 B.
Debt
 What term describes the atmospheric conditions in a
specific location at a particular moment, including factors
like temperature, humidity, wind speed, and cloud cover?

A. B. C. D.
Greenhouse Global
Climate Weather
effect warming
 D.
Weather
 One of these are greenhouse gases EXCEPT:

A. B. C. D.

Ammonia Water Carbon

Methane
vapor Dioxide
 A.
Ammonia
 Which one of these sources of energy is
nonrenewable?

A. B. C. D.

Geothermal Solar Nuclear Biomass

 C.
Nuclear
 One of these are the principles of “RA 9003:
Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of
2000 SECTION 2” EXCEPT:
A. B. C. D.
Usage of eco- Protection of
Promoting Goals for solid
friendly methods public health and
national research waste avoidance
to minimize and
and development and reduction environment
conserve supply
 C.
Usage of eco-friendly methods to
minimize and conserve supply
 which term refers to the concept of fairness,
equity, and the impartial treatment of individuals
or groups, particularly in legal and social matters?
A. B. C. D.

Equality Rights Justice Judgement

 C.
Justice
 Which country first developed the concept of
solar energy?

A. B. C. D.
United France Japan Philippines
States
 B.
France
The Earth’s atmosphere composed of what
percentage of oxygen?

A. B. C. D.

21% 19% 16% 24%

A.
21%
 NSTP 1 | MODULE 6

ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION

Team Amiable
CLIMATE
CHANGE
 GLOBAL
TEMPERATURES
An increased by an
average of 1.1 degrees
Celsius was observed
since the 19th century.
- The United Nations Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
REDUCTION-SOLUTION?
Achieving global average
temperature rise to below 2
degrees Celsius requires nations
to eliminate their FOSSIL FUEL
EMISSION by 2050.

However, CLIMATE HAZARDS will

continue TO PLAGUE our world.
 REDUCTION-SOLUTION?
Even if all countries Many nations have been able
religiously commit to this to limit the damage by
endeavor, the best-case spending billions on flood
scenario cannot prevent: barriers, early-warning
70-90% reduction of systems for tropical cyclones,
coastline and coral reefs and investments in public
The threatening health.
conditions of heat and
drought;
and Heavier Rainfall.
 REDUCTION-SOLUTION?

What about countries that do not

have billions or who refuse to invest
in such measures? What about
places like the Philippines, where the
most vulnerable are left
unprotected?
GREENHOUSE GASES
WELL-DEVELOPED COUNTRIES --> DEVELOPING

Developing countries are

some of the most vulnerable
in the world due to their
ECONOMIC RELIANCE ON
AGRICULTURE, low-lying
topography, and high
poverty rates (Bove, 2021)
 CLIMATE DEBT
This purports that the rich countries
with unhampered, excessive GHG
emissions have used more than their
fair share of atmospheric space and
are responsible for the destruction
of the earth.

CLIMATE DEBT IS GROUNDED IN

THE IDEALS OF CLIMATE JUSTICE.
 CLIMATE DEBT
“Hence, those who have the most responsibility for greenhouse gas
emissions and most capacity to act must cut emissions first. In
addition, those who have benefited and still benefit from emissions in
the form of ongoing economic development and increased wealth,
mainly in industrialized countries, have an ethical obligation to share
benefits with those who are today suffering from the effects of these
emissions, mainly vulnerable people in developing countries. People
in low-income countries must have access to opportunities to adapt
to the impacts of climate change and embrace low-carbon
development to avoid future environmental damage”
- (MRFCJ, n.d.)
ENVIRONMENTAL
LAWS
 Republic Act 9152: National Environmental
Awareness and Education Act of 2008 SECTION 4.

All awareness and programs about the

environment that are under RA 9163 will be
included in what will be taught to NSTP students
(especially for CWTS) by CHED and TESDA.

This is required for all baccalaureate degree

courses and vocational courses with a
curriculum of at least two (2) years.
 Republic Act 9003: Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act of 2000 SECTION 2.

It is hereby declared the policy of the State to adopt a

systematic, comprehensive, and ecological solid waste
management program that shall:

A. B. C. D. E.
Protection of Usage of eco- Goals for Ensure proper Promoting
public health friendly solid waste waste disposal national
and methods to avoidance using the best research and
environment. maximize and and eco-friendly development
conserve supply reduction practice
 How our city of Cagayan de Oro
complies with RA 9003

CDO CITY COUNCIL ENACTS CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

ORDINANCE APPROVING IMPLEMENTS KEY WASTE CONTROL DIVISION -
10-YEAR SOLID WASTE WASTE MANAGEMENT CITY LOCAL ENVIRONMENT AND
NATURAL RESOURCES OFFICE
MANAGEMENT PLAN INVESTMENT PLANS
PRINCIPLES THAT GROUND
CLIMATE JUSTICE
 Principles of Climate Justice
Climate Justice links human rights and
development to achieve a human-centered
approach, safeguarding the rights of the
most vulnerable and sharing the burdens and
benefits of climate change and its resolution
equitably and fairly.
 Support the Right to Development

Resource inequality, a major injustice both

globally and within countries, worsened by
climate change, yet offers a chance for
every community to be interdependent
towards sustainable development.
 Share Benefits and Burdens Equitably

Fair allocation of climate change

responsibilities and benefits is key,
with those most responsible for
emissions and capable of action
leading in reduction efforts.
 Highlight Gender Equality and Equity

Emphasize the gender aspect of climate change

and justice. The impacts of climate change are
different for women and men. Women shall be
heard as they bear the most burden and can
act a vital role in communities for development
But it might be too
late for us—as
mentioned, to
repay the Global
North’s climate
debt and historical
responsibility.
 Make
EMISSION
REDUCTIONS
possible in
developing
countries.
 Summary
Climate change refers to long-term alterations in temperature,
precipitation, and other atmospheric conditions on Earth.

All countries suffer from climate change. However not all gets
the benefit or the chance to develop their environmental status
of living.

There are laws that have been enacted in the country to not only
protect, but also develop the environmental preservation and
protection.

There are three principles for a climate justice: support the right
to development, share benefits and burden equitably, and
highlight gender equality and equity.
 LET US ALL UNITE AND BE
TOGETHER TO EXPERIENCE A
GREENER WORLD!
Thank You!