Filipina Resilience Prevails! Winners of the 2023 Philippine Resilience Awards inspire change and build a better, safer world for future generations.

Senate Finance Subcommittee pushes for an increased budget to monitor protected areas, highlighting the need for better protection and utilization of resources.

Batac City is pioneering a smart and sustainable future with innovation and collaboration to sustain a better life for residents.

The business community in Cebu joins forces with local government units to tackle the plastic waste management challenge.

Foreign investments surge towards renewable energy projects in the Philippines, acknowledging President Marcos Jr.’s overseas trips and business-friendly policies.

Grundfos Foundation donates more than 23,000 euros s to Million Trees Foundation, boosting massive tree-planting projects to promote a sustainable future.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources in the Caraga Region protects Siargao Island’s biodiversity, from strict zones to green initiatives, ensuring a sustainable future.

Philippines to host Asia-Pacific ministerial conference on disaster risk reduction, leading the way in resilience and climate change solutions.

Burgos’ local government made a deal with solar farm developers, allowing debt payment and continued operations, a win-win for renewable energy and municipal finances.

ASUS and CORA unite for sustainability, collecting over 1.6 tons of recyclables, driving eco-friendly products, and fostering circular economy awareness.

Nestlé Philippines collaborated with the Department of Environment and Resources to promote recycling to Filipinos in compliance with the Extended Producer Responsibility law.

The Philippines and Qatar unite to combat climate change, leveraging strengths and expertise for a stronger future partnership.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources is ready to support businesses to comply with EPR law, prioritizing cooperation over penalties to achieve sustainable waste management.

China’s Energy group sees vast renewable energy potential in the Philippines, boosting clean energy goals and bilateral cooperation.

House Speaker Romualdez pledges support for Filipino troops and fishermen in disputed waters, allocating funds for critical infrastructure.

Iloilo City government partners with Cemex to turn plastic waste into fuel, reducing landfill waste and promoting sustainability.

Two government agencies identified nine ports in the Philippines for redevelopment to support offshore wind projects, paving the way for clean power and economic growth.

A lawmaker stresses the urgent need for renewable energy deployment to lower power rates and provide affordable electricity to all Filipinos.

Architectural innovation meets sustainability as a local property developer recognizes top housing proposals from young college students.

Victorias City goes car-free! Say goodbye to air pollution and hello to a healthier, greener environment every first Monday of the month.

Climate Change Commission highlights the urgent need for climate-smart housing to protect lives, livelihoods, and the future of millions of Filipinos.

The Catholic Church and environmental non-government organizations unite, urging stricter laws to safeguard Verde Island Passage’s ecological riches.

The Philippines takes a stand against marine pollution, paving the way for a greener shipping industry and a sustainable future for the country’s oceans.

Young innovators compete to design sustainable solutions for a greener future in the GAIA Economics Product Design Competition.

FBM Foundation leads the way to a greener future with a successful tree-planting initiative at Masungi Georeserve.

Davao artist Noi Narciso harmonizes memories, resilience, and sustainability in ‘Ugong Sa Tig-ani,’ crafting music from recycled materials.

Join the movement towards circularity and learn how your business can comply with the Extended Producer Responsibility Law as Nestle Philippines and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources had a roundtable discussion on protecting the environment.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources unveiled the first e-waste facility outside NCR, marking a milestone in sustainable waste management and climate change mitigation.

Baguio City calls for residents’ help in waste management to save costs and redirect funds for community benefits.

Transforming lives through education, The Gokongwei Brothers Foundation empowers Filipinos and drives sustainable development for the nation.

The Philippine government supports the United Nations Court for advisory opinion on oceans climate justice case, taking a stand against climate change.

Planting bamboo to combat climate change! The Department of Agriculture leads the way in celebrating Philippine Bamboo Month this September.

Davao Oriental struck a power deal with Dy Green Energy to build the first solar power plant, boosting energy, jobs, and tourism.

Navotas City marks International Coastal Cleanup Day with 500 volunteers, emphasizing clean seas for healthy fisheries and environmental protection.

Iloilo City Mayor Jerry Treñas puts Iloilo City on the map for its innovative initiatives on reducing carbon emissions and promoting a green and sustainable future.

Senator Cynthia Villar urges a stronger commitment to protecting seas on International Coastal Clean-up Day, emphasizing fisheries and environmental impact.

Revolutionize your laundry routine with Bench’s genius innovation: a hang tag that doubles as detergent. Sustainable fashion has never been this practical!

The Philippines embraces foreign investment and welcomes 100% ownership of energy projects to fight climate change.

Philippine Ambassador seeks to strengthen cooperation with the World Food Programme to create climate-resilient programs for vulnerable communities.

The Philippines takes the lead in the ASEAN Region, urging stronger partnerships for environmental conservation and protection.

BlueFloat Energy plans to revolutionize wind energy extraction in Ilocos Norte and Cagayan with floating turbines, harnessing the power of the sea.

Kagay-anons urged to vote for green candidates in upcoming polls for a cleaner, greener environment in the city.

The Iloilo City government takes bold steps towards a greener future with a new energy code ordinance and renewable energy projects.

President Bongbong Marcos urges ASEAN to take action on climate change and calls on developed countries to fulfill their commitments.

The Office of the Vice President teams up with other government agencies to plant 100,000 trees in Eastern Visayas, aiming for a greener future.

Cadiz City to build first floating solar power farm in Visayas and Mindanao, boosting investment and tourism opportunities.

The Department of Agriculture collaborates with infrastructure and public works agencies to use bamboo in controlling floods, offering fresh livelihood opportunities and environmental benefits.

Gender equality and climate justice take center stage as the Philippines showcases policies and practices for a resilient future.

Local government units are advised to boost disaster resilience by turning to nature for flood protection and climate adaptation.

The Iloilo City government’s zero open defecation campaign was nominated for the prestigious Galing Pook Award, highlighting their dedication to sustainable sanitation and community health.