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The Philippines and the European Union collaborated in launching a regional space program that would provide environment and climate data in the country.

A local climate change reading group was launched, providing knowledge about the climate crisis relating to current catastrophes.

The budget department pushed other government agencies to implement climate change planning and programming in compliance with the recent celebration of Earth Day.

The provincial government in Ilocos Norte initiated the building of solar panels in its offices to conserve energy and help the environment.

Senator Loren Legarda pushed the national coastal greenbelt zones nationwide to combat climate change.

The state secretary of Germany expressed its willingness to support the Philippines in addressing climate resiliency and promoting renewable energy.

The Ilocos Norte provincial council planned to launch a new solar project along Paoay to enhance renewable energy in the area.

Eastern Samar villages initiated the “bayong” project to encourage residents to reduce plastic use to save the environment.

Besides contributing to the environmental program, Masbate fishers also plant mangroves to finance the daily needs of their families.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources led the prevention of illegal construction near protected areas in Northern Negros to conserve natural resources.