A youth-focused climate action workshop brought together students and teachers from various schools across the city for an immersive learning experience centered on climate leadership, behavioral transformation, and sustainable urban development. Throughout the workshop sessions, participants explored how small, everyday behavioral shifts can collectively shape more resilient and sustainable cities . The program encouraged the youth to critically rethink current practices, c

Over 150 passionate participants from various schools, organizations, and offices came together to reimagine the future of Baguio City through innovation and collaboration. Students, young professionals, and community advocates worked side by side with international and local coaches to tackle real-world challenges across six impact tracks: 🌾 Grow Baguio: Urban Agriculture 🎨 Culture & Craft: Entrepreneurship in a Creative City 🏢 Baguio Builds Green 🏙️ Reclaiming Spaces: P

It empowered tertiary-level students to apply their technical knowledge to real-world sustainability challenges, specifically on how the City of Baguio could improve its soon-to-be-procured garbage trucks for more efficient solid waste transportation. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and design thinking, participants from different schools in Benguet were able to ideate and propose practical, context-responsive solutions for enhancing the city’s food waste collection s

It gained knowledge about the available technologies for urban farming using the “food shed” farming structure and how citizens can maximize collaborative efforts to replicate and establish food sheds in Baguio City’s respective communities.