The Gulayan sa Paaralan Program is receiving additional attention as DepEd integrates El Niño preparedness into existing environmental activities in schools.
Local artisans in Laoag City are finding productive uses for water hyacinth by transforming the aquatic plant into unique and eco-friendly handicrafts.
The restoration of coastal mangroves in Balanga City has supported higher fish catches while helping protect surrounding communities from storm surges.
The coconut shell craft industry in Pagudpud is preparing for wider market exposure through sustainable handicrafts made from materials often discarded as waste.
The Philippine government is stepping up environmental safeguards through DENR to help protect vulnerable ecosystems from the anticipated effects of El Niño.
The government continues expanding irrigation infrastructure to support farmers, with approximately 3,000 solar-powered systems built nationwide since 2022.
Baguio's Roman Catholic Church has backed the city's circular economy campaign, encouraging greater community participation in responsible waste management and environmental care.