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.
Local artisans and communities in Leyte could gain new livelihood opportunities through the production of school bags made from locally available abaca fiber.
A PHP10.7 billion de-risking facility is expected to support geothermal projects as the Philippines seeks to become the world’s second-largest producer again.
Programs, projects, and activities aimed at building a better Baguio are being aligned with Mayor Magalong’s sustainability vision for the city through 2043.
Two planning initiatives will expand conservation work for the Philippine eagle across biodiversity landscapes and Indigenous communities in Eastern Mindanao.
Coconut farmers and industry partners came together for a nationwide planting initiative designed to expand and sustain the Philippines’ important coconut resources.
Energy development and food security are both receiving attention as government agencies work to clarify how land should be allocated between competing needs.
Household and community food gardens are being encouraged in Ilocos Norte as a practical way to maintain food access amid increasing climate-related challenges.