Cleanway partnerships – Cleanway

Client-support Program with EAMC

Phillip Medina — Wed, 24 Sep 2025 02:23:29 +0000

Quezon City – Cleanway conducts a special seminar on waste management protocols and processes with East Avenue Medical Center in partnership with the Department of Health (DOH). The program aims to update personnel with the stringent handling of biomedical wastes for the benefit of personnel, patients and visitors of major hospitals.

CEMSI volunteers to the International Coastal Clean-Up 2025

Phillip Medina — Sat, 20 Sep 2025 02:07:35 +0000

Manila Bay – In honor of this year’s International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) Day, Cleanway Environmental Management Solutions, Inc. proudly participated in the coastal cleanup effort alongside the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources and other private sector volunteers. It was celebrated in the Manila Bay area on September 20, 2025.

ICC Day, a program held every year on the third Saturday in September, is regarded as the biggest volunteer event for ocean health in the world. Volunteers are organized by the event to clear rubbish from lakes, rivers, beaches, and other waterways. Nine of the coastal locations used for the ICC 2025 events in the Philippines were in the National Capital Region.

The livelihoods of coastal communities are at risk, ecosystems are disrupted, and marine life is seriously threatened by marine trash, especially plastics. The ICC urges everyone to support sustainable behaviors, engage in group action, and fulfill our common duty as environmental stewards.

Additionally, September continues to be a crucial month for raising awareness of maritime issues and the value of our oceans and coastal ecosystems. September is designated as Maritime and Archipelagic Nation Awareness Month (MANAMo) annually by Presidential Proclamation No. 316, Series of 2017.

The decree promotes three national and international memorial events pertaining to the maritime environment, including “International Coastal Cleanup Day.” The MANAMo celebrations serve as a vital reminder of the vital role our waters play in maintaining biodiversity, sustaining livelihoods, and combating climate change. The other two events are “National Maritime Day” and “Fish Conservation Week.”

Together with other ocean stewards, Cleanway is committed to maintaining the integrity of our marine ecosystems and the beauty of our coastal regions.

Eastern Visayas State University Partnership

Phillip Medina — Fri, 22 Aug 2025 01:18:23 +0000

Isabel, Leyte – In our continuing efforts for community outreach, Cleanaway Philippines, Inc. signed a memorandum of agreement with the Eastern Visayas State University for the BS Chemical Engineering internship program. We take pride in knowing that there are students who are interested in pursuing a career in environmental management in their locality. We need this in every community – future engineers and environmentalists in every province to solve our waste problem. Congratulations to our interns!

CPI CEMSI at CDO for PCAPI Natcon 2025

Phillip Medina — Sat, 17 May 2025 01:36:56 +0000

Cagayan de Oro- Cleanaway Philippines Inc. and Cleanway Environmental Management Solutions Inc. made a joint participation in the 45th PCAPI National Assembly. This year’s advocacy is on MOVING BEYOND COMPLIANCE: REINFORCING OUR ROLE IN KEEPING THE BALANCE IN NATURE. The annual national gathering of Pollution Control Officers is highlighted by a series of discussions and consultations on environmental protection and its updated guidelines.

Barangay Incentive on Efficient Segregation

Phillip Medina — Tue, 14 Jan 2025 05:52:30 +0000

Silang, Cavite- CEMSI collaborated with the Municipal Environmental and Natural Resources Office of Silang to raise awareness on solid waste management. CEMSI’s P50,000 cash donation aims to reintroduce and incentivize MENRO’s program on efficient barangay waste segregation. Two barangays were recognized for their environmental efforts. Barangay Biga I and Paligawan received P25,000 incentive from CEMSI to continue their efforts in plastic and tin can segregation. Solid waste management should start in our homes, and with the help of the Barangay Leaders, it can create greater progress to protect our environment.

CEMSI concludes batch 1 of 2024 Interns

Phillip Medina — Mon, 12 Aug 2024 09:24:37 +0000

Cleanway congratulates Batch 1 of the 2024 CEMSI Internship Program. Twelve interns from various academic institutions such as Enderun Colleges, Tarlac Agricultural University, De La Salle University-Dasmarinas, Tarlac State University, and Cavite State University received their Certificates of Completion as they rendered their full-service hours in the Technical Services Division, Operations, Safety Health and Environment Quality and Marketing Units. Students are given a chance to explore the laboratory services and several hands-on projects relevant to environmental protection and advocacy. CEMSI received almost a hundred internship applications giving way to another selected second batch this year. For internship concerns, please send your resume and letter of endorsement to info@cleanway.com.ph

Donation to Oil Spill Clean-up Operations

Phillip Medina — Mon, 05 Aug 2024 01:55:56 +0000

Trece Martires City – Cleanway, in coordination with the Rotary Club of Eisenhower, donated 50 units of 200L plastic drums for the Bataan oil spill response program of the Provincial Government of Cavite. Due to monsoon winds, most of the oil went to the shores of Cavite’s coastal towns affecting livelihood and posing environmental risks. Receiving the donation are Rhoda Periodico and Ferdinand Belamide and the PGENRO team for the Provincial Government of Cavite.

CEMSI Partners with FEED, Rotary, UP Land Grant in Sierra Madre

Phillip Medina — Wed, 17 Jul 2024 05:22:46 +0000

Sierra Madre – CEMSI Silang and Tarlac partners with Fostering Education & Environment for Development or FEED Inc. and Rotary Club of Eisenhower for its annual tree planting activity in the UP Laguna-Quezon Land Grant. The location is situated at the end of the Sierra Madre Ridge bordering the two provinces. After a 15-minute hike, 350 native Philippine trees were planted along the slopes. Here, seedlings are monitored by the local community and professional Forest rangers. Activity sites are also available with GPS for quick location reference of the planted trees.

Do you know that there is a law requiring every citizen of this country to plant trees? PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 1153 requires the planting of one tree every month for five consecutive years. Section 2 of the said decree states that “In furtherance of said policy, every citizen of the Philippines at least ten (10) years of age, actually residing therein, unless physically disabled to do so, shall plant one tree every month for five (5) consecutive years.” Now you know it’s the responsibility of every Filipino! Plant one now! Or plant 12 for the year! It’s better to plant 60 in a day!

Cleanway Tarlac receives BDO’s first Blue Bond

Phillip Medina — Thu, 23 May 2024 07:00:34 +0000

Capas, Tarlac – “Cleanway Environmental Management Solutions, Inc. (CEMSI), the second beneficiary, provides an integrated and comprehensive technology solutions for waste and wastewater treatment. CEMSI established a new plant in Tarlac City to expand services to more industrial and hospital facilities. Through the blue bond proceeds, the new facility provided wastewater management services to 121 new businesses and 23 new hospitals. The volume of water treated also increased by 4,517 cubic meters (m3) resulting to an overall capacity of 22,585 m3.” Source: https://mb.com.ph/2024/5/23/bdo-s-first-blue-bond-helps-address-ph-water-crisis

Joint CPI and CEMSI at PCAPI NatCon 2024

Phillip Medina — Wed, 17 Apr 2024 02:29:55 +0000

Malay, Aklan – CEMSI and CPI held a joint marketing activity at the Pollution Control Association of the Philippines Inc. (PCAPI) 2024 National Convention at Boracay Island. CEMSI COO Ronel Pagcaliwangan, Operations and Sales SVP Rodney Esguerra and National Sales Manager Erlyness Carlos attended the event with Territory Managers Engr. JP Atienza of CEMSI and Mr. Michael Taduyo of CPI represented the management team in the annual prestigious affair. CPI’s Pollution Control Officer Honey Mae de Guzman attended the conference and forum as part of our knowledge capacity building in the trends, changes and challenges in hazardous waste management.