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Manila Water’s Estate Water, Boracay Water named IWA 2026 climate smart utilities

MANILA, Philippines – Two Manila Water Non-East Zone operating units, Estate Water and Boracay Water, have earned international recognition from the International Water Association (IWA) after being named among the Climate Smart Utilities for 2026, highlighting their commitment to climate resilience, sustainable water management, and environmental stewardship. The recognition was conferred during the IWA World

Published by Philippine Daily Inquirer

Where: Philippines

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philippines: 12.880, 121.770

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  • Awaiting deadline 60% Strategic Expansion of IWA Partnerships

    Manila Water leverages the IWA recognition to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the IWA Asia-Pacific chapter, outlining a joint pilot project for climate-resilient infrastructure in other Philippine islands. This official partnership announcement serves as immediate validation of the award's tangible benefits, triggering further media coverage on their sustainability model.

    Watch for: Manila Water announces signed MoU with IWA Asia-Pacific chapter · Department of Public Works and Highways cites Manila Water award in new infrastructure bid

  • Awaiting deadline 25% Regulatory Scrutiny Over 'Greenwashing' Claims

    Opposition lawmakers or local environmental groups challenge the validity of the 'Climate Smart' designation, citing recent water rationing incidents in non-award areas. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) responds by launching a preliminary fact-finding mission to evaluate the criteria used for the IWA award, creating a short-term political controversy.

    Watch for: DENR orders preliminary investigation into Manila Water's climate resilience metrics · Senate Committee on Climate Change schedules hearing on 'greenwashing' in utility awards

  • Awaiting deadline 15% Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Policy Overhaul

    Following the global recognition, Manila Water’s parent company announces an immediate revision of its community engagement guidelines, reallocating funds from general advertising to direct climate adaptation projects in underserved communities. This internal policy shift is highlighted in a press release aimed at solidifying public trust and differentiating their brand further.

    Watch for: Manila Water parent company releases new 2024-2026 CSR budget framework · CEO issues public statement linking IWA award to immediate community water access initiatives

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