Projects

Projects

Victoria Laguna Waste to Resource Center:
An MRF Upgrade

This project, funded by Dana Asia, transformed the Victoria Laguna Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) into a Waste to Resource Center. The initiative focuses on diverting solid waste from landfills and repurposing it into valuable building materials. This sustainable solution addresses waste management challenges while simultaneously creating a new resource stream.

Maynilad's Bio Bricks Project: First in the Philippines

This project explores the conversion of biosolids from Maynilad's septage treatment process into bio-bricks. These bio-bricks, a lightweight, cement-like material, offer a sustainable alternative to traditional hollow blocks. The initiative includes the establishment of a BioHub, a dedicated facility located within Maynilad's largest water treatment plant in Asia (CAMANA) where the bio-bricks are manufactured. This project addresses biosolids disposal challenges while creating a valuable construction material.

Sulu Provincial Women Council's Waste to Building Materials Project

This project, funded and advocated by SPWC, addresses two critical challenges in Sulu: the growing need for affordable housing and the pressing issue of waste management. Sulu's Waste to Building Materials offers a sustainable solution by transforming waste into eco-friendly building materials. This innovative approach not only creates valuable resources for Sulu's housing projects but also generates employment opportunities within the community. By diverting waste from landfills and repurposing it into construction materials, the project promotes environmental sustainability while simultaneously contributing to the development of much-needed housing. This initiative represents a significant step towards a more resilient and environmentally conscious future for Sulu.

Lubang MRF Upgrade: Transforming Waste into Resources for a Sustainable Island

This project elevates the existing Lubang Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) into a Waste to Resource Center. The upgraded facility will significantly enhance waste diversion efforts by processing waste and transforming it into valuable building materials. These eco-friendly materials will then be integrated into the island's mainstream construction practices, becoming the primary resource for local projects. This initiative offers a comprehensive solution, simultaneously tackling waste management challenges, supporting infrastructure development, and protecting Lubang's pristine environment. By closing the loop on waste and creating a sustainable supply of building materials, this project paves the way for a more resilient and environmentally responsible future for the island.

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