Last updated on January 23, 2025
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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
