Mobilizing PWDs with the First PWD-friendly Tricycle
The prototype PWD-friendly tricycle entails a more spacious sidecar that has a lowerable rear side that doubles as a ramp for wheelchair users. The sidecar also comes with an attachable seat to accommodate non-PWDs as well.
Our Hidden Coffee Heritage
There’s always something new to look forward to when visiting 18 Days. A new featured blend, a new batch of beans to try, and new tidbits to learn about the craft from the baristas.
MAKE SMTHING Week 2018 Comes to Manila
During the Christmas season, Filipinos flood malls all over the country for their gift shopping and are excited to snag the best deals and discounts stores have to offer. However, it's exactly this type of heightened consumerism that has allowed landfills across the...
Liter of Light: It started with a bottle
Illac Diaz is the Executive Director of Liter of Light, a non-governmental organization that advocates for sustainable energy while providing their own lighting solutions to communities to combat energy poverty.
How far is the Philippines in Tech Education?
With renowned engineers and new technology always coming and going in stores near us, where are we really within the technology gap?
We Need To Talk About Sustainable Tourism
Through talks, workshops, and the interaction with likeminded individuals, it’s a national network and connection building event to find, ideate, and take action on what can be done to widen sustainable tourism.
In Photos: Upcycling Fashion
Upycling means to reuse the fabrics and materials to create something new. Photojournalist, George Buid, sought out people and organizations making waves in the industry through sustainable ways.
Fostering a Community Against Plastic
When Adrian Camposagrado founded the environmental organization Estrawnghero Volunteer Group, he thought the battle stopped at plastic drinking straws.
BatangTech: Closing The Technology Gap
To answer the expanding technology gap, a team headed by Erik Lacson was formed to provide basic knowledge to children lacking the resources.
Inside Manila’s Waterways
The Philippines has had its fair share of challenges, but the struggle against flooding has been a long one — and it might be because of our trash.