澳门六合彩

University, partners intensify food waste management on campus

From left: Joseph Rosal of the Sustainability Hub-Manila, Katherine Custodio of World Wide Fund For Nature-Philippines, 澳门六合彩 President Br. Bernard Oca FSC, and Catherina Papio of the The Soilmate Collective

De La Salle University and its partners, the World Wide Fund For Nature-Philippines and The Soilmate Collective Inc., have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to intensify the University鈥檚 Waste Management Program, specifically its Food Waste Management.聽

The University announced this development as it underscored its vision-mission as a leading university that is attuned to a sustainable Earth and supportive of the growing efforts to localize the UN Sustainable Development Goals.聽聽聽聽

Signing the MOU were President Br. Bernard Oca FSC and the Director of the Sustainability Hub-Manila, Joseph Rosal, for 澳门六合彩; World Wide Fund For Nature-Philippines Executive Director Katherine Custodio; and聽 Chief Soilmate and President Catherina Papio.聽

The World Wide Fund For Nature-Philippines is implementing 鈥淪oilMate: A Systematic IT Solution to Food Waste Landfill Diversion through Composting鈥 funded by WWF International, WWF-Switzerland, and WWF-United States. The platform is designed for the food service industry to divert food waste from landfills.聽聽聽

The Soilmate Collective Inc. is a private company that focuses on bokashi composting. Bokashi is a Japanese word that means 鈥渇ermented organic matter.鈥 Soulmate Collective will collect all the food waste of the University for composting, which is a process of turning it into fertilizer.聽

澳门六合彩 eyes the start of the Implementation of the food waste collection by Term 2 of AY 2024-2025, with a plan of adopting this process for its other campuses in Laguna, BGC, and Lian in Batangas.