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Circular Economy Program
About the Project
In partnership with the Embassy of the Netherlands in the Philippines, MBC strives to help businesses transition to a circular economy by facilitating business-to-business and business-to-government plastic waste management projects.
MBC aims to promote and operate for a healthy and resilient Philippine economic recovery and recognizes the importance of circular economy practices to create green jobs and address plastic pollution.
By facilitating collaborations, amplifying and unifying voices, and advocating for action, we engage key stakeholders in navigating the transition to a circular economy.
Reference : (European Parliament, 2015)
Ongoing Initiatives
Policy Advocacy
MBC consulted key stakeholders from businesses and waste management enterprises and has attended public consultations to provide inputs to the DENR Environmental Management Bureau crafting the IRR of the recently passed EPR Act of 2022.
Opportunities for Partnerships:
- Companies who are Obliged Enterprises (post-consumer plastics producers) and Voluntary MSMEs are welcome to submit feedback
- Collaborate on pending bills
- Joint consultations and research on impacts of other proposed bills
Learning Sessions
MBC conducted three (3) virtual forum on EPR Act of 2022, Circular Businesses and Circular Cities
Watch from MBC’s YouTube Playlist
Opportunities for Partnerships:
- Sponsor/ Host a training session to raise awareness on circular practices
- Pledge to become a circular business (click here)
Public-Private Partnerships
MBC conducted exploratory meetings with business, waste management enterprises, local government units and national agencies for possible public-private partnerships tailor fitted to their needs.
Opportunities for Partnerships:
- Connect your company to an LGU to tailor fit your plastic neutrality initiatives
- Connect your company to like minded sustainability champions to create a bigger, more positive social and environmental impact
On archipelago and marine pollution
On low recycling capability
On the importance of the informal waste sector
On solid waste management in rural areas and remote islands
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