The members of Team Ingenuineers introduce their Sari-SaRefill Store projectTEAM ISLA and Team Ingenuineers came up with winning climate action projects in the First Philippine Holdings Corporation (FPH) Community Challenge division of First Gen’s “Ideathon 2021: Innovate for the Climate.”
Team H20 Catalysts at the turnover of the rainwater harvesting project to SHL Restoration VillageTo commemorate International Day of Climate Action, we highlight the milestones of the winning teams of “Ideathon 2021: Innovate for the Climate”—Team Sustainababes and Team H20 Catalysts of Lyceum of the Philippines University-Batangas (LPU-B).
EDC deputy COO Jerome Cainglet (rightmost) with (l-r) NZCA executive director and EDC corporate relations and communications head Atty. Allan Barcena, First Philippine Holdings Corporation chief sustainability officer Agnes de Jesus and NZCA event host Danie Laurel of One NewsNet Zero Carbon Alliance (NZCA), a pioneering multisectoral consortium seeking to achieve collective carbon neutrality beginning in the Philippine private sector, reconvened on its first anniversary and bared its strategic framework toward its goal.
EDC corporate relations head Ed Jimenez (standing, 2nd from left) and Palayan Binary Project team head Anthony Witkowski (6th from left) with the Palayan Binary team and the winners of the special awardsLike a lot of employed individuals, former merchandiser Aaron James Lasala lost his job during the pandemic. He heard of the three-month long community-based skills training program initiated by Energy Development Corporation (EDC) that provided good prospects for employment. He shared how this opportunity from EDC’s Palayan Binary Project team in Bacman (Bacon-Manito) changed his life.
The OFY scholars with First Philippine Holdings Corporation chairman and OFY cofounder Federico R. Lopez (front row, in blue shirt)Ang Misyon Inc. (AMI) and its main performing arm, the Orchestra of the Filipino Youth (OFY), are celebrating their 10th anniversary this year with a live concert entitled “OFY X” at the Cultural Center of the Philippines on Oct. 8, 2022