E Human Security Increasing human resilience to decrease vulnerability to current weather‐related disasters Less than one percent (0.49%, or PHP 0.87 billion) of the climate expenditures in 2016 address Human Security (HS). This represents a 49% increase compared to 2015. As of FY 2016, three HS outcome areas have climate expenditures, with support so far from two designated lead agencies—DND and HUDCC, along with additional support from DAR, DSWD, NAPC and HLURB (Table 5). Table 5: Hum an Security NCCAP outcom es, outputs, and NGA responsibilities and associated PAPs Outcome CCA-DRRM implemented in all sectors at the national and local levels Health and social protection delivery systems are responsive to climate change risks CC-adaptive human settlements and services developed, promoted, and adopted   Output Area Lead Agency CCA-DRRM integrated in local plans Knowledge and capacity for CCA-DRRM developed and enhanced Health personnel and communities’ capacities in CC health adaptation and reduction developed Public Health surveillance system developed and implemented in all provinces Health emergency response, preparedness and postdisaster management implemented at the national and local levels Adaptive and secured settlement areas for vulnerable communities and climate refugees defined Population congestion and exposure to CC risks reduced 24 Coordinating Agency CCC, NDRRMC, LGUs CCC, NDRRMC, PIA All Agencies CHED, DOH, DepEd DSWD, TESDA DOH DSWD, LGUs, DILG DOH, NDRRMC All NGAs, LGUs LGUs, HUDCC Agencies with budgeted PAPs DND (OCD) All NGAs, LGUs DAR, DSWD (NYC), NAPC HUDCC, HLURB DOH, Population Commission