Environment

In celebration of Earth Day 2025, PBSP proudly wrapped up the X-Trash Challenge Year 4 Awarding Ceremony and officially launched Year 5.

PBSP, a Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO), concluded 2023 with activities for its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Program. With its twenty-seven (27) Obliged Enterprises (OEs).

As part of the #PullingOurWeight campaign, Dow Philippines has been actively involved in combating plastic waste and promoting responsible waste management.

The PHE Network is composed of a diverse group of thought leaders who operationalize its mission of advancing innovative approaches as feasible platforms that can be used for undertaking collective action of organizations supporting our vision.

Since 2006, the Motolite-PBSP Balik Baterya Program has ensured proper recycling of 11,035 tons of used lead-acid batteries from 200 companies and part of the funds were used to complete at least 181 community projects nationwide.

The initiative culminates a multi-year reforestation and biodiversity protection program that covered five hectares of Mount 387.

Over 5,000 mangrove seedlings were planted to help protect the nearby coastlines of Brgy. Lagadlarin, Municipality of Lobo in Batangas.

NEO employee-volunteers participated in the tree planting activity held at Sitio Libis, San Ysiro, Barangay San Jose, Antipolo City, Rizal.

Tiger Resort, Leisure and Entertainment Inc., which operates the 5-star-rated integrated resort Okada Manila and one of our partners in PBSP-Motolite Balik Baterya Program, continues the implementation of various CSR projects.

Business leaders convene for PBSP’s 51st Foundation Day

Employee-volunteers of Fluor Daniel Inc., Philippines (FDIP) clean up coastal areas in Cebu

PLDT and PBP plant trees in Buhisan and Marikina Watersheds for Chairman Manny V Pangilinan's 75th birthday

Tradetek Resources, Inc. and PBSP turnover gardening kits to families in Baseco

PBSP celebrates its 49th Founding Anniversary during the Annual Membership Meeting

The Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) convened around 30 members of the Population, Health and Environment (PHE) Network and key stakeholders from the House of Representatives and the Senate to discuss the current state of the country’s population, health and environment. The event also included a workshop on developing the national policy agenda on population, health, environment, and way forward for the PHE network.