The agreement creates a framework for both countries to explore future climate projects while exchanging knowledge, technical expertise, and environmental practices.
The green economy forum aims to give local entrepreneurs practical ideas for reducing waste, improving resource efficiency, and strengthening business sustainability.
The agency wants stronger local ordinances to prevent e-cigarette waste from ending up along coastlines, waterways, and other parts of the environment.
The platform connects Filipino communities with biotechnology innovations and potential research partners that may help address specific local agriculture and environmental needs.
The city’s recyclables exchange program gives residents practical incentives to separate reusable materials while supporting broader efforts to reduce solid waste.
The city collected more than 645 kilograms of electronic waste as residents increasingly chose safer disposal methods for old and unwanted electronic devices.
DSWD-Caraga distributed PHP3.6 million in livelihood grants to 12 associations from eight Butuan barangays, providing additional capital for sustainable enterprise development.
Ahead of the 2026 International Coastal Cleanup, DENR is emphasizing better waste management to prevent more garbage from reaching shorelines and waterways.
The DSWD’s Sustainable Livelihood Program provided four local associations with startup capital intended to support community-based businesses and member livelihoods.
The DA sees faster recovery for affected farmers as an important investment in protecting agricultural livelihoods and strengthening the country’s food security.