MANILA, Nov. 25 -- The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and UNICEF Philippines urged stronger child-focused climate action as a new climate landscape analysis showed that Filipino children are among the most climate-vulnerable in the world.

During Tuesday's launch of the Climate Landscape Analysis for Children (CLAC) in the Philippines in Quezon City, UNICEF highlighted that Filipino children face mounting threats to their health, nutrition, education, water, and safety.

"The CLAC is interesting in the sense that it identified the climate-related shocks and disaggregated that by the different regions in the Philippines, but also the vulnerabilities of children and overlaid those," said Behzad Noubary, UNICEF Philip...