MAKATI CITY — The Makati City Government, through its Department of Environmental Services (DES), in partnership with San Miguel Brewery, recently conducted a cleanup drive along Sta. Clara Creek in Barangay Tejeros. The activity successfully collected 2,125 kilograms of waste over a 450-meter stretch of the waterway, demonstrating the impact of collaborative environmental action. Forty volunteers from San Miguel Brewery, DES personnel from various divisions, and community volunteers from Barangay Tejeros worked together to remove debris and restore the creek's condition.
A Collaborative Effort for Environmental Protection
The cleanup drive was organized to promote environmental protection, improve the condition of Sta. Clara Creek, and strengthen partnerships between the private sector, local government, and community volunteers. The activity reflects a shared commitment to addressing waterway pollution and maintaining clean waterways, which are essential for flood prevention and public health. The participation of Estero Rangers and Clean and Green Warriors from Barangay Tejeros highlights the importance of community involvement in sustaining these efforts.
Building Stronger Partnerships for a Cleaner Makati
The collaboration between the city government and San Miguel Brewery exemplifies how public-private partnerships can drive meaningful change in urban environmental management. By working together, the private sector and local government can pool resources and expertise to address pressing environmental challenges. The success of this cleanup drive serves as a model for future initiatives, reinforcing the importance of collective action in building a cleaner and more sustainable city.
