Potential cooperation includes climate mitigation, adaptation, biodiversity conservation, sustainable development, and programs connected to Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
Cleanup records can help local governments identify where garbage enters waterways and adjust collection routes, schedules, and interventions before waste reaches coastlines.
Seed capital assistance is helping farmers and vendors groups in Negros Occidental build stronger enterprises and create more sustainable income opportunities for members.
Recovery measures are being stepped up as the Department of Agriculture works to help farmers rebuild production following damage from flooding and heavy rainfall.
A PHP25-million investment is backing a new Eastern Samar waste management facility focused on recycling and more sustainable use of discarded materials.
The voluntary turnover of rescued wildlife in Cotabato showed how local communities can directly contribute to protecting species and supporting conservation authorities.
Artificial intelligence and satellite technology could play a greater role in Philippine agriculture as the DA explores new approaches to advancing food security.
Climate program delivery could move faster as the CCC examines its internal operations and organizational structure amid growing climate risks in the country.
Maritime emissions will take center stage in ASEAN talks as the Philippines and regional partners pursue cleaner and more competitive shipping industries.
Mount Balatukan Range Natural Park is poised to become the Philippines’ 15th ASEAN Heritage Park once it receives final approval from ASEAN environment ministers.
A DOE official called for stronger private sector participation to support the Philippines’ goal of increasing renewable energy’s contribution to the national mix.