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Pia Ranada
Marikina
Philippines
Rappler
Media Types
Online
Climate Change Media Partnership
2021

Biography

Pia Ranada is a journalist based in Manila, Philippines. She is a senior reporter for news website Rappler, covering politics and the environment. In 2021, she was named as a panelist at the prestigious Jaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar, which recognizes outstanding reporting by Filipino journalists. She has been recognized for her journalism, having been named Best Female News Writer in the 2021 Paragala Awards, Top News Personality in the 8th Paragala Central Luzon Media Awards, and shortlisted for The Outstanding Women in the Nation's Service in 2019. She'd been recognized for her environmental news coverage, winning Best Online Commentary/Report at the 2015 Sarihay Media Awards and named Merit Winner, Young Asian Environmental Journalist of the Year at the 2014 Asian Environmental Journalism Awards.

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Lawyer Vicente Yu (left) and Energy Undersecretary Felix William Fuentebella discuss matters with one another during a meeting of the G77 and China negotiating group at COP26. Photo courtesy of Vicente Yu

Two Filipinos Key to COP26 Progress on Platform Linking Vulnerable Countries to Climate Finance

Pia Ranada
Filipino lawyer Vicente Yu represents the G77 and China group at negotiations on loss and damage at COP26.

Meet the Filipino Lawyer Standing Up for 134 Developing Countries at COP26

Rappler| Pia Ranada
Philippine delegation head Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III addresses the plenary at COP26 in Glasgow. Photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler

‘I Don’t Feel Them’: Filipino Activists at COP26 Decry Lack of Engagement by Philippine Delegation

Rappler| Pia Ranada
Filipino climate activist Marinel Ubaldo pushes for more decisive action on loss and damage needs of vulnerable countries like the Philippines. Photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler

'Better Than Nothing': Vulnerable Countries Agree to Compromise in Glasgow Climate Pact

Rappler| Pia Ranada
Filipino climate activists commemorate Super Typhoon Haiyan at the Action Zone in COP26. Photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler

8 Years After Haiyan: Will ‘Loss and Damage’ Talks at COP26 Bear Fruit?

Rappler| Pia Ranada
Activists from developing countries band together at a climate justice rally in Glasgow. Photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler

'Activists assemble': Glasgow March Spotlights Vulnerable Countries' Call for Climate Justice

Rappler| Pia Ranada
Filipina forestry student Noelle Damian attends COP26 in Glasgow. Photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler

Filipina student at COP26 hails pledge to halt deforestation but says PH can do more

Rappler| Pia Ranada
Yeb Saño and Lidy Nakpil are among the Philippines' most prominent climate activists. Saño photo from Greenpeace, Nakpil photo from her Facebook

Two of Philippines' Strongest Climate Voices Physically Absent from COP26

Rappler | Pia Ranada
This is a file photo of the devastation right after Super Typhoon Haiyan in 2013. Photo by Vince Go/Rappler

Rising Sea Levels Top List of 10 Climate-induced Risks Facing Philippines

Rappler| Pia Ranada

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