Deck 001 · Philippines 2016–2025 · 6 open datasets

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Flood Money deck: Philippine municipalities shaded by flood-control budget per resident, with 2026 cyclone tracks
1,384 towns shaded by flood-control money per resident. Red marks the worst-flooded quarter.
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₱1.4T
Contracts tracked
30,499
Contracts mapped
1,384
Towns covered
6
Open datasets

Decks

001 Does flood control money actually stop the floods? Every DPWH flood-control contract from 2016 to 2025, mapped to the town it names, set against flooding, landslides and storm surge measured on the ground and from space. ₱1.4T · 1,384 towns Aug 2026
Method

Every number on this site can be traced back to a file.

01 — Pull
Source documents are downloaded and archived on the day they are published.
02 — Reconcile
Figures are matched against an independent release before anything is charted.
03 — State the limits
What the data cannot show is written on the deck itself, next to what it can.
04 — Correct in public
When a figure changes, the change is logged on the page. Nothing is quietly replaced.

Sources

DatasetPublisherUsed inPeriodLicence
Flood-control contractsDPWH Transparency PortalFlood Money2016–2025CC0
Radar flood extents, 76 eventsPhilSA via HDXFlood Money2022–2026CC BY
Global Landslide CatalogueNASAFlood MoneyCC BY
Global storm surge modelUNDRRFlood Money10 / 100-yrMODEL
Municipal populationPSA via OCHAFlood MoneyCC BY
PSGC boundaries and codesPSAFlood MoneyOPEN
Budgets are contract values, not verified payments. Nothing here proves money was disbursed or that a structure exists.

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