In this Mayors’ Challenge video, Mayor Bernard Dy proudly introduces Cauayan City’s response to SDGs 2 and 3. In an effort to alleviate hunger and malnutrition while ensuring that no food goes to waste, Cauayan established a “Food Bank” where food is stored and distributed to poor families and children. The Food Bank is operated by the city government but receives generous support from individuals, establishments, local retailers, companies, NGOs, and other charitable institutions: a small-scale but inspiring example of partnerships for the Goals. #UrbanOctoberPh #MayorsChallengePh
Cauayan Mayor Showcases Zero Hunger Initiative
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Related Posts
Latest Publications
The report details how the UN works with the Government of the Philippines at all levels to localize global development solutions and tailor them to the needs of the country, with the aim to accelerate the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Aligned with the planning process of local government units (LGUs), it captures the process of developing the City Plan of Action on Marine Litter (CPOA-ML) from creating the planning team, situational analysis and baselining, visioning, capacity development, action identification, until approval and adoption. It provides recommendations for enhancements of existing local policies and mainstreaming into other local plans.
Developed under the Healthy Oceans and Clean Cities Initiative, this paper looks at how the People’s Process became a significant driver for community-based plastics circularity social enterprise development. It has specifically looked at organizations in HOCCI’s partner cities of Manila, Calapan, Davao, Legazpi, Cagayan de Oro, and Ormoc.
