The approved 2016 clim ate budget is still concentrated (79%) in two NCCAP Strategic Priority: W ater Sufficiency (41% ) and Sustainable Energy (38%). Compared to the previous year, this represents an increase in the share of the budget for Water Sufficiency, from 34%, and a decrease in the share for Sustainable Energy, from 42%. This shift in priorities results from a more dramatic increase in climate expenditures for WS (+54%) than for SE (+12%). The majority of the allocation for Water Sufficiency is directed to water governance (notably flood protection managed by DPWH). Additionally, around 10% of the FY2016 climate budget is allocated for Food Security and 7% for Ecological and Environmental Sustainability, while the remaining 4% is directed toward the remaining three priorities along with some cross-cutting programs (Figure 2). These allocation shares are similar to 2015. Figure 5: FY16 GAA Clim ate Budget by NCCAP Strategic Priority 0.6% 2% 1% 0.5% Water Sufficiency 7% 10% Sustainable Energy 41% Food Security Ecological and Environmental Stability Climate-Smart Industries and Services 38% Knowledge and Capacity Development Cross-cutting Human Security   11