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What businesses, government agencies, and financial institutions are investing in green initiatives, and whether it’s working.
It takes years for a single coconut husk to decompose—with billions of coconut husks rotting in the Philippines, meet the people turning them into shoes, wood, and jobs.
In the phone-crazy Philippines, selling old units is part of everyday life. No one really stops to think, however, about what happens when no one’s buying.
'Filipinos have more than earned the right to be skeptical and to scrutinize the national budget, especially the proposed flood control projects of more than ₱103 billion.'
The updated NDC puts the majority of its ambition behind foreign funding—and dances around 'coal' and 'fossil fuels.'
'The Philippines should not have to choose between technology investment and transparent sustainability.'
Aboitiz CarbonPH aims to bring back greenery across 71,000 hectares and 10 municipalities in Cebu.
The initiative will be done across portions of the Samar Island Natural Park, the largest terrestrial protected area in the Philippines.
'It just seems like everything is on fire. But ultimately, we have to focus on what we can do.'
New Clark City is hosting an 'AI hub' under the Pax Silica program, a U.S.-led international coalition.
Circulab is helping Mindanao's agri-enterprises transform waste into value, creating economic opportunities while advancing environmental sustainability.
The Circular Solutions Map will document businesses and projects in the Philippines that responsibly design out waste.
This move from BSP is aligned with the Securities and Exchange Commission's disclosure for publicly listed companies.