League of Cities of the Philippines

PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS ENVIRONMENT

The LCP pioneers and implements different environmental programs. The LCP is the first local government association to put up a dedicated unit to deal with environmental concerns. The LCP Environment Program was created on April 2005. It has a focal mayor to advocate environmental issues in the National Executive Board and a full-time technical staff.

The Program is the central arm in providing services to member-cities along the areas of environmental policy development and advocacy, training and technical assistance, research, information management, and environmental communications.

The Program is envisioned to build partnerships, institutionalize environmental projects and develop and sustain LCP capacity. Among its main thrusts are to create replicable models and to provide and facilitate a venue for sharing of best practices in the areas of solid waste management, air quality, water and wastewater management, coastal resource management, upland development, disaster risk reduction, climate change, and other cross cutting environmental concerns.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Job Announcement
2013-03-20
The League of Cities of the Philippines through its Secretariat is currently seeking (1) Content Writer and (1) Graphic Artist in the development of infographic materials on Solid Waste Management for Local Government Units.

Call for Participants in the 2013 IUTC Courses
2013-03-01
Call for the submission of applications to the 2013 International Urban Training Center (IUTC) Training Courses

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LCP MEMORANDUMS

30th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial - "In Solidarity"
2013-04-24
The Philippine National Aids Council (PNAC) will observe the 30th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial (IACM) on May 19, 2013 with the theme, "In Solidarity."

5th Executive Course on International and National Humanitarian system and Tools in Disaster Management
2013-04-19
The Social Work Department under the College of International, Humanitarian and Development Studies at Miriam College, will be offering their 5th Executive Course on International and National Humanitarian Systems and Tools in Disaster Management on May 22-23, 2013.

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