The Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development, Inc. (PCEPSDI), established in 2008, is a leader in environmental advocacy, promoting Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) principles. Committed to responsible resource management, we contribute to the nation’s environmental resilience. Focused on sustainable development, our initiatives address pressing issues through innovative solutions and collaborations with government bodies, businesses, and communities. PCEPSDI pioneers initiatives for a sustainable, resilient future, empowering individuals and organizations with environmentally sound practices for a greener Philippines.
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[T4S] STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIP TOWARDS A GREENER FUTURE
On November 14, 2024, The Mitsubishi Power Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. Phillippines held an environmental awareness session as part of the companyβs Environment Health and Safety (EHS) Month. Led by
T4S 2024 Comeback:”Puno ng Polusyon Puno and Solusyon”
The Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development Inc. (PCEPSDI) has officially launched its tree planting campaign, βPUNO ANG SOLUSYONβ as part of the Trees 4 Sustainability (T4S) Program
UNDP ACE Project Closing
UNDP Accelerating Nationally Determined Contribution through Circular Economy in Cities (ACE) Project UNDP ACE Project GPP WorkshopUNDP ACE Project Awareness SessionUNDP ACE Project Awareness Session CebuUNDP ACE Project Awareness Session
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TREES 4 SUSTAINABILITY
CEPSDI Executive Director For. June M. Alvarez and the T4S Team conducted a site visit to San Jose Sico Landfill for the annual T4S Reforestation Programme in Batangas City. The event, held on August 17, 2019, in Montalban, Rizal, aimed to plant trees in the protected area of Mt. Paminitinan for its positive impact on the Upper Marikina Water Basin and combatting climate change. Alvarez highlighted community benefits and outlined plans for annual updates to participating groups and organizations.
Members of NGB-PFCS and TC78 goes to Timber Corridor of the Philippines
Members of the Interim National Governing Board of Philippine Forest Certification System (NGB-PFCS) and Bureau of Philippine Standards (BPS) Technical Committee 78 had a two-day learning Exposure Trip in CARAGA Region on April 10-12, 2019. The trip focused on the timber value chain process, showcasing operations and production upstream. The second stop included a visit to Ibuan Agro Forestry Farmers, Inc., where Chairman Jaime Oclaret discussed the association's inclusive economic growth through a rubber tree plantation. The visit included an orientation, interviews, and a tour of the plantation, demonstrating rubber tree harvesting.
Life Cycle Assessment for Food Services
First photo is in Cebu City for a training-workshop on Life Cycle Assessment for Food Services for Sustainable Diner Project with WWF Philippines. Second photo, simultaneously, in Pasay City, PCEPSDI is also conducting training on Life Cycle Costing for Tourism Stakeholders on Greening Tourism Value Chain for Low Carbon Footprint in Partnership with UN Environment Programme and the Department of Tourism.
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The first Ceremonial Tree Planting – Tree Nourishing event for T4S 2024 was a resounding success held at Siniloan Forest Park, Brgy. Magsaysay, Siniloan, Laguna last August 24, 2024.
T4S 2024 was able to plant 3,000 native Molave seedlings. This event was made possible in partnership with various cause-oriented organizations, companies, government institutions, individuals, and other representatives that share similar vision and commitment towards climate action.
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