The Quezon City Government launched the Green Awards to give recognition to organizations and institutions protecting the environment and taking action in disaster risk reduction management.

The program aims to:

• Inspire and encourage city-wide programs, initiatives, and practices on Climate Action and Disaster Risk Reduction
• Continuously educate QCitizens, barangay leaders, youth, and businesses on Climate Action and Disaster Risk Reduction
• Showcase Quezon City’s best practices and contributions to the country’s climate and resilience objectives
• Establish Quezon City as a global model of excellence in Climate Action and Disaster Risk Reduction

2023 Winners

1. Green Category
   • Barangay Talipapa
   • Sangguniang Kabataan ng Barangay Novaliches Proper
   • Youth-Based Organization – Unit 4 Youth Association
   • THRGH HBT Marketplace
   • SM Prime Holdings, Inc. – SM City Sta. Mesa
   • SM Prime Holdings, Inc. – SM City North EDSA
   • Robinsons Land Corp. – Robinsons Magnolia
2. Resilience Category
   • Barangay Culiat
   • Sangguniang Kabataan ng Barangay Batasan Hills
   • Youth-Based Organization – Halamanan Youth Association
   • SM Prime Holdings, Inc. – SM Novaliches
   • SM Prime Holdings, Inc. – SM City Fairview
   • Megaworld Corp

2024 Winners

1. Green Category
   • Barangay San Antonio – SANA OIL (Sustainable Grease and Oil Waste Management Initiative)
   • Barangay Commonwealth – ResKyusi Food Basket Program
   • Barangay Batasan Hills – Juan Batasan
   • Barangay Immaculate Concepcion – Farmville
   • Barangay Philam – Solid Waste Management and Solutions Project
   • Luntiang Pamumuhay Inc. – Back to Basics Ecostore
   • Robinsons Novaliches – Recycling Market
   • Maynilad Water Services, Inc. – Installation of 1-Megawatt Solar Farm in La Mesa Compound
   • Eastwood City – My Home, My Responsibility Initiative
   • St. Theresa’s College of Quezon City – SINOP Program
   • New Era High School – Plastic-Free Mondays
   • Commonwealth High School – Gulayan Sa Paaralan
   • Dr. Montano Ramos General Hospital – Clean and Sustainable Energy for the Future
   • Capitol Medical Center – Capitol Cares: Save Energy for a Sustainable Future
   • Lung Center of the Philippines – Utilization of Solar Panels
   • V. Luna Medical Center – Halamanan sa Bakuran ng DMHBS
   • Batasan Youth Leader Coalition – PAPEL-LIKHASAN: Likhang Papel Mula sa Kalikasan
   • Youth Environmental Sustainability Organization – WAYSTE: Transforming Waste in Different Ways
   • SK Payatas – RETASO:Recycling Textiles Towards Sustainable Opportunities
   • SK Culiat – Bote Ang Pag-asa na Kabataan / Imprenta Sa Basura
2. Resilient Category
   • Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School – PROJECT L.I.G.T.A.S. (Laurel’s Innovation in Gaining Tactics on the Ability to Save Lives and Safety of the School)
   • Camp Crame High School – Resiliency for All: A Project on Emergency Preparedness
   • Barangay Batasan Hill – BATASAN is READY (Resilient and Disaster Prepared for You)
   • Barangay Culiat – SAPA (Sustainable Agusan People’s Activity)
   • Barangay Commonwealth – Padyak Ko Kaligtasan Mo:  Creating A Safe and Resilient Barangay One Padyak At  A Time
   • Barangay Novaliches Proper – May Liwanag Ang Buhay
   • Cloverleaf Balintawak Estate Association, Inc. – Retention Pond Project
   • Sun Properties Development Corp. – 4Ps ng Sakuna: Plano, Pagkilos, Pagtulong, Pag-abot sa Komunidad
   • SM Prime Holdings, Inc.,  SM City Novaliches – Resilient Water Solutions: Rainwater Harvesting Planter Tanks for Climate Adaptation
   • Ayala Land Offices, Technohub – Rain Garden Development with Solar-Powered Irrigation and Aerator System
   • Sangguniang Kabataan of Sauyo –SAFE (Strategic Assistance for Families of PWD Youths in Emergencies) and CARE (Comprehensive Approach for Rescue and Emergencies)
   • Commonwealth Young Leaders Coaition – inKyusave: Building a Resilient and Inclusive Community
   • Batang Del Monte Inc. – EFloodCuate