SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
GOALS
GROUP 5 REPORT
02 May, 2025
01 INTRODUCTION
02
HOW THE SDG IMPLEMENTED IN
PHILIPPINES
REPORT 03
17 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
GOALS
HIGHLIGHTS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
04 GOALS STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK
05
INSTITUTIONAL ROLES AND
PROCESS PHASE
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
06 PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS
07 IN THE PHILIPPINES (SAMPLE
FLOWCHART)
08 C O N C L U S S I O N
09 R E F E R E N C E S
INTRODUCTION
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or
Global Goals were adopted in 2015 by the
United Nation. It consists of 17 interdependent
goals that act as a universal call to deal with
global challenges based on social, economy and
environmental factors. They understand that
action in one will impact others, the
development has to balance the three factors.
These Global Goals guarantee that by 2030,
every human being enjoys peace and prosperity.
(Sustainable Development Goals)
HOW WAS THE SDG
IMPLEMENTED IN THE
PHILIPPINES?
HOW WAS THE SDG IMPLEMENTED
IN THE PHILIPPINES?
T h e P h i l i p p i n e s i n t e g r a t e s t h e 1 7 S u s t a i n a b l e D e v e l o p m e nt G o a ls
(SDGs) into its national development plans, particularly the
P h i l i p p i n e D e v e l o p m e n t P l a n ( P D P ) t o g u i d e p o l i c y a n d re s o u r c e
allocation.
T h e P h i l i p p i n e D e v e l o p m e n t P l a n ( P D P ) s e r v e s a s t h e P h ilippine
g o v e r n m e n t ' s b l u e p r i n t a n d a c t i n g a s t h e c o u n t r y ' s s t r a t eg ic
roadmap where the priorities of the political leadership were
t r a n s l a t e d i n t o p o l i c y a n d s t r a t e g y f r a m e w o r k a n d , t h e n , int o
p r o g r a m s a n d p r o j e c t s . F r o m p o l i c y t o a c t i o n , t h e P D P r ef le c t s
all of the 17 SDGs.
T h e i n t e g r a t i o n o f t h e S D G s i n t h e P D P i s e s s e n t i a l , a s t his d o c u m e nt s e r v e s a s a g u id e t o t h e
n a t i o n a l b u d g e t p l a n n i n g a n d a p p r o p r i a t i o n s ( w h i c h g o e s t h r o u g h C o ng r e s s io na l B u d g e t
H e a r i n g s ) . I t i s w o r t h n o t i n g t h a t a c t i o n s t a k e n t o a c h i e v e t h e SD G s s h o u ld b e v ie w e d a s
c o m p l e m e n t a r y , i f n o t c o n c u r r e n t , a c t i v i t y w i t h t h e i m p l e m e nt a t io n o f t h e P D P . T h is
i n t e g r a t i o n e n s u r e s t h a t d e v e l o p m e n t e f f o r t s a r e a l i g n w it h t h e g lo b a l a g e nd a a nd a r e
reflected in national budget planning. [Link]
SDG 1: NO POVERTY
Poverty is one of the principal obstacles to
development in the Philippines, particularly in rural
and disadvantaged communities. Generally,
eliminating poverty in all its manifestations continues
to be one of humanity's greatest challenges. The SDGs
represent a strong pledge to complete what we have
undertaken, and eliminate poverty in all forms and
manifestations everywhere by the year 2030.
SDG 2: ZERO HUNGER
In the Phi l i ppi nes, undernutri ti on and food i nsecuri ty
affect many chi l dren and poor communi ti es.
Agri cul tural producti vi ty i s al so l ow due to cl i mate
change and l ack of support for farmers.
It ai ms to ensure access to nutri ti ous and suffi ci ent
food al l year round, i mprove agri cul tural producti vi ty
and i ncomes of smal l -scal e farmers, and promote
sustai nabl e food systems.
SDG 3: GOOD HEALTH AND
WELL BEING
Thi s ai m focuses on mi ni mi zi ng maternal and chi l d
mortal i ty, control of i nfecti ous and non-i nfecti ous
di seases, and promoti on of mental heal th and heal th
servi ces. In the Phi l i ppi nes, i t i s i mportant to conti nue
focusi ng on bri dgi ng heal th gaps and i ncreasi ng access
to qual i ty heal th care.
SDG 4: QUALITY EDUCATION
Thi s target hi ghl i ghts the need for educati on to end
the cycl e of poverty and empower i ndi vi dual s. It
enhances free and equi tabl e pri mary and secondary
educati on, together wi th vocati onal trai ni ng l eadi ng to
empl oyment, especi al l y i n margi nal i zed communi ti es.
There i s a need to faci l i tate i ncl usi ve and fai r
educati on and support opportuni ti es for l i fel ong
l earni ng.
SDG 5: GENDER EQUALITY
In the Phi l i ppi nes, whi l e progress has been made,
gender-based vi ol ence, i nequal i ty i n l eadershi p rol es,
and di scri mi nati on sti l l exi st. Thi s goal ai ms to
el i mi nate di scri mi nati on and vi ol ence agai nst women,
ensure equal parti ci pati on i n l eadershi p, and
guarantee reproducti ve ri ghts and equal access to
educati on and economi c resources.
SDG 6: CLEAN WATER AND
SANITATION
Access to safe dri nki ng water and proper sani tati on i s
sti l l l i mi ted i n many Phi l i ppi ne communi ti es,
especi al l y i n rural and di saster-affected areas. Thi s
goal wanted to achi eve uni versal and equi tabl e access
to safe and affordabl e dri nki ng water, sani tati on, and
hygi ene, and i mprove water qual i ty by reduci ng
pol l uti on.
SDG 7: AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN
ENERGY
Many areas i n the Phi l i ppi nes sti l l suffer from energy
poverty or rel y on unsustai nabl e sources of energy. It
ai ms to ensure access to affordabl e, rel i abl e,
sustai nabl e, and modern energy for al l .
SDG 8: DECENT WORK AND
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Promote i ncl usi ve and sustai nabl e economi c growth, ful l
and producti ve empl oyment and decent work for al l . It
supports economi c growth through j ob creati on,
entrepreneurshi p, and l abor ri ghts. It al so focuses on
reduci ng unempl oyment and underempl oyment, parti cul arl y
among youth, women, and persons wi th di sabi l i ti es. But
unempl oyment, underempl oyment, and i nformal l abor
remai n as persi stent i ssues i n the Phi l i ppi nes.
SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION,
AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Philippines needs better infrastructure, technological
innovation, and support for small businesses to boost
competitiveness. The Philippines needs to build resilient
infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable
industrialization, and foster innovation and this goal aims
develop quality infrastructure, support industries, promote
innovation, and enhance scientific research.
CABAGAN-SANTA MARIA BRIDGE
Promote i ncl usi ve and sustai nabl e economi c growth, ful l
and producti ve empl oyment and decent work for al l . It
supports economi c growth through j ob creati on,
entrepreneurshi p, and l abor ri ghts. It al so focuses on
reduci ng unempl oyment and underempl oyment, parti cul arl y
among youth, women, and persons wi th di sabi l i ti es. But
unempl oyment, underempl oyment, and i nformal l abor
remai n as persi stent i ssues i n the Phi l i ppi nes.
DESIGN FLAWS AND OVERLOADING.
SDG 10: REDUCED INEQUALITIES
Income and social inequality remain challenges, especially
among indigenous groups and people with disabilities are
still one of the issues faced by many Filipino. One of the
important goal is to empower social, economic, and
political inclusion, ensure equal opportunity, and implement
policies that promote equality.
SDG 11: SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND
COMMUNITIES
Income and social inequality remain challenges, especially
among indigenous groups and people with disabilities are
still one of the issues faced by many Filipino. One of the
important goal is to empower social, economic, and
political inclusion, ensure equal opportunity, and implement
policies that promote equality.
SDG 12: RESPONSIBLE
CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
The Philippines faces issues such as excessive plastic waste,
inefficient use of resources, and pollution from industries
and households especially in urbanized areas. It aims
promote sustainable practices, reduce waste generation,
and encourage businesses and consumers to adopt
environmentally friendly habits.
ADDITIONAL FACT!
In
. 2024, the UNEP Food Waste I nd ex Report i n di c ated th at
Philippine households was te approx i mately 2 .95 mi l l i on ton n es of
food annually, whi ch translates to 26 kg per person . T h i s i s a
significant decrease from the 9 .33 mi lli on tonn es rep orted i n
2021.
The Philippi nes also produc es about 2,175
tons of food waste dai ly. Ri ce, vegetables,
and meat are the top three mos t wasted
foods, with ri ce accounti ng for the larges t
portion, according to the DOST - FNRI study.
[Link]
SDG 13: CLIMATE ACTION
The Philippines is highly vulnerable to climate-related
disasters such as typhoons, flooding, and droughts and is
also part of the pacific ring of fire. Despite of the economic
and social goal, climate action should become top priority
for ensuring environmental sustainability as well as disaster
risk reduction to strengthen resilience, integrate climate
measures in policies, and improve education and awareness
on climate change.
SDG 14: LIFE BELOW WATER
Marine life is vital to the Philippines as it supports food
security, provides livelihoods for millions, protects coastal
communities from natural disasters, and sustains one of the
world’s richest marine biodiversity zones. Overfishing,
pollution, and destruction of coral reefs threaten marine
biodiversity in the Philippines. SDG 14 aims to reduce
marine pollution, protect marine ecosystems, regulate
fishing, and support small-scale fishers.
ADDITIONAL FACT!
The Philippines presents unique coastal, marine and island
biodiversity. It is indeed located within the Coral Triangle, at the
center of highest marine biodiversity.
The Coral Triangle (CT) is a roughly
triangular area in the tropical waters
around Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New
Guinea, the Philippines, Solomon
Islands, and Timor-Leste. This area
contains at least 500 species of reef-
building corals in each ecoregion.
Convention o n Biol ogical Diver s ity
SDG 15: LIFE ON LAND
Protect, restore, and promote sustainable use of terrestrial
ecosystems. Deforestation, habitat loss, and illegal wildlife
trade are key environmental issues in the Philippines.
The goal is to combat desertification, halt deforestation,
restore degraded forests, and conserve biodiversity.
Desertificati onf acts .co m
SDG 16: PEACE , JUSTICE , AND
STRONG INSTITUTIONS
This objective aims to decrease violence, uphold the rule of
law, and make institutions transparent, accountable, and
inclusive. For the Philippines, this involves dealing with
corruption, human rights abuses, poor law enforcement, and
limited access to justice, particularly for vulnerable groups.
Peace and good governance are crucial to building a stable
environment where development can flourish.
SDG 17: PARTNERSHIPS FOR
THE GOAL
Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the
global partnership for sustainable development. The
Philippines needs stronger collaboration with global,
regional, and local partners to achieve its development
goals. One of the goal is t o enhance financial support,
technology transfer, policy coordination, and inclusive
partnerships for sustainable development.
SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT GOALS
STRATEGIC
FRAMEWORK
5 PILLARS OF THE 2030
AGENDA (5PS)
1. People – End poverty and hunger in all forms and ensure dignity and equality (Goals 1–5)
2. Planet – Protect natural resources and fight climate change (Goals 6, 12–15).
3. Prosperity – Ensure everyone can enjoy prosperous and fulfilling lives (Goals 7–11).
4. Peace – Promote just, peaceful, and inclusive societies (Goal 16).
5. Partnership – Strengthen global solidarity to support the goals (Goal 17).
These pillars emphasize the interconnected nature of the
17 SDGs and highlight the need for balanced progress
across all areas for sustainable development.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
INSTITUTIONAL
ROLES AND
PROCESS PHASE
PLANNING PHASE
The SDGs are mainstreamed and territorialized
and integrated into national and regional plans,
it entails building national strategies and
frameworks that mainstream the SDGs in the
development agenda of the country. The main
institutions will produce roadmaps, undertake
consultations with stakeholder, and will finance
the budgets to priority sectors.
IMPLEMENTATION
Government agencies, after the planning, will
implement programs, projects, activities and
services that translate to SDG targets. This can
include national health campaigns, livelihood
training, advocacy and seminars, climate action
at the community level.
MONITORING
Monitoring is important since it will monitor the
progress of the initiatives and policies by
collecting data. This assists in detecting gaps and
measuring its impact over time.
• Philippine Statistics Authority. (PSA)
• National Economic and Development Authority. (NEDA)
• Commission on Human Rights. (CHR)
It also includes academic institutions that use national surveys,
statistics, and research to monitor and assess ongoing progress.
EVALUATION
Success, challenges and outcomes will be
evaluated in this stage to develop evidence-
based policy modifications. They usually
incorporate the feedback gathered from
partners and communities.
• Commission on Audit. (COA)
• National Economic and Development Authority. (NEDA)
• Civil Society Groups
These organizations will perform audits, assessments, and impact
studies for continuous and sustainable improvement..
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (DA) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (DOH)
AND DEVELOPMENT (DSWD): PLAYS A CRUCIAL ROLE IN PROMOTING IMPLEMENTING VARIOUS STRATEGIES TO
LEADS POVERTY ALLEVIATION FOOD SECURITY THROUGH VARIOUS IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES, REDUCE
PROGRAMS LIKE THE PANTAWID AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS AND DISEASE BURDEN, AND PROMOTE
PAMILYANG PILIPINO PROGRAM (4PS). PROGRAMS. UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO HEALTHCAR
NATIONAL NUTRITION PHILIPPINE RICE
NATIONAL ANTI-POVERTY COUNCIL (NNC) RESEARCH INSTITUTE PHILHEALTH
COMMISSION (NAPC) THE NNC PROVIDES (PHILRICE) PROVIDES UNIVERSAL HEALTH
LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOPS HIGH-
COORDINATES POVERTY REDUCTION INSURANCE COVERAGE.
GUIDANCE ON NUTRITION YIELDING AND COST-
EFFORTS ACROSS SECTORS. POLICIES AND PROGRAMS REDUCING RICE
NATIONWIDE. TECHNOLOGIES.
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (DEPED) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
ON WOMEN (PCW)
ENSURES ACCESS TO AND QUALITY OF AND HIGHWAYS (DPWH)
LEADS GENDER MAINSTREAMING ACROSS
BASIC EDUCATION, FOCUSING ON LEADS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND PUSHES
INCLUSIVITY AND LITERACY. FOR WATER SYSTEMS AND SANITATION.
FOR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT LAWS.
COMMISSION ON TESDA
HIGHER EDUCATION PROVIDES SKILLS TRAINING LOCAL WATER UTILITIES
(CHED) OVERSEES AND CERTIFICATION FOR DSWD AND NGOS ALSO WORK TOGETHER ON
ADMINISTRATION (LWUA)
UNIVERSITIES AND ALTERNATIVE CAREER PROGRAMS AGAINST GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE,
INTEGRATES SDG- PATHS, SUPPORTING JOB- IMPROVES WATER ACCESS IN RURAL
WOMEN’S SHELTERS, AND ECONOMIC SUPPORT.
RELATED CONTENT IN READY EDUCATION FOR AREAS.
HIGHER EDUCATION. OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH.
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (DOE) DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND
DEVELOPS POLICIES TO EXPAND TECHNOLOGY (DOST)
EMPLOYMENT (DOLE)
ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY AND FUNDS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT,
MONITORS LABOR STANDARDS, PROVIDES
PROMOTE RENEWABLE ENERGY. PROMOTES STARTUP INCUBATORS, AND
JOB PLACEMENT, AND ADDRESSES
OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS' RIGHTS. COLLABORATES WITH UNIVERSITIES ON
INNOVATION.
NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY BOARD (NREB) DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND
PHILIPPINE ECONOMIC ZONE
COLLABORATES WITH LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS TO TESDA INDUSTRY (DTI) DEPARTMENT OF
AUTHORITY (PEZA) TRANSPORTATION (DOTR) AND
ACCELERATE THE TRANSITION TO CLEAN ENERGY TRAINS WORKERS SUPPORTS MSMES THROUGH
MANAGES ZONES FOR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
SOURCES LIKE SOLAR AND WIND. TO MATCH LOANS, TRAINING, AND
INDUSTRIAL GROWTH WHILE AND HIGHWAYS (DPWH)
INDUSTRY DEMAND. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TO DEVELOPS PUBLIC TRANSPORT
ENSURING COMPLIANCE WITH
STIMULATE INCLUSIVE SYSTEMS AND MAJOR ROADS.
ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS.
ECONOMIC GROWTH.
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS (CHR)
PROMOTES AND PROTECTS HUMAN RIGHTS,
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL
ADDRESSING DISCRIMINATION AND RESOURCES (DENR)
SUPPORTING VULNERABLE GROUPS TO AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (DHSUD)
LEADS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
REDUCE INEQUALITY. ENSURES PLANNED, INCLUSIVE, AND
ENFORCES LAWS ON SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE USE
CLIMATE-RESILIENT URBAN GROWTH.
NATIONAL COMMISSION ON AND WASTE MANAGEMENT.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES (NCIP)
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU (EMB)
UPHOLDS THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY (NHA) A BUREAU UNDER DENR THAT MONITORS POLLUTION, ENFORCES
PEOPLES BY SECURING ANCESTRAL LANDS BUILDS AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS, AND PROMOTES ECO-FRIENDLY
AND ENSURING ACCESS TO BASIC SERVICES. INFORMAL SETTLERS. PRACTICES IN INDUSTRIES.
PROGRAMS UNDER DSWD ALSO TARGET VULNERABLE GROUPS,
PROMOTING SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EQUALITY.
CLIMATE CHANGE COMMISSION (CCC) DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND
LEADS NATIONAL PLANNING FOR CLIMATE BUREAU OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC
RESOURCES (BFAR) NATURAL RESOURCES (DENR)
RESILIENCE, INTEGRATING CLIMATE RISKS IMPLEMENTS FOREST PROTECTION,
INTO POLICIES. PROTECTS MARINE BIODIVERSITY AND
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION, AND
SUPPORTS SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES.
WILDLIFE PROTECTION PROGRAMS.
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL
RESOURCES (DENR)
MANAGES PROGRAMS ON FOREST PROTECTION, COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IS ALSO DONE REFORESTATION AND ECO-TOURISM BY
MARINE CONSERVATION, AND DISASTER IN COLLABORATION WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS GROUPS LIKE MASUNGI GEORESERVE
RESILIENCE. AND FISHERFOLK COOPERATIVES. FOUNDATION PRESERVE ENDEMIC FLORA
AND FAUNA.
NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (NEDA)
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ)
LEADS THE OVERALL COORDINATION AND MONITORING
ENSURES FAIR LEGAL PROCESSES,
OF THE SDGS ACROSS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND
PROSECUTES CRIMES, AND UPHOLDS THE
DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS.
RULE OF LAW.
PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY (PSA)
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS (CHR)
COLLECTS, ANALYZES, AND PUBLISHES
PROMOTES HUMAN RIGHTS, INVESTIGATES
DATA TO TRACK SDG PROGRESS
ABUSES, AND PROTECTS THE RIGHTS OF
AND GUIDE POLICY DECISIONS.
MARGINALIZED SECTORS.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS NETWORK
OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN (SDSN PHILIPPINES)
INVESTIGATES AND PROSECUTES CORRUPTION A NETWORK OF UNIVERSITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
AND MISCONDUCT IN GOVERNMENT, PROMOTING THAT PROMOTES COLLABORATION, RESEARCH, AND
INTEGRITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY. INNOVATION FOR SDG IMPLEMENTATION.
GOVERNMENT
POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED
WITH SDGS
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 1: NO POVERTY
• 4Ps (Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program)
4Ps is a flagship anti-poverty program that provides
conditional cash transfers to low-income families. In
exchange, the beneficiaries must meet conditions
such as keeping their children in school and
attending health checkups. This program aims to
break the cycle of poverty.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 2: NO HUNGER
Supplemental Feeding Program(SFP)
-Provides nutritious meals to children aged 2–5 years
old enrolled in child development centers and
supervised neighborhood play.
- Supported under the Early Childhood Care and
Development (ECCD) Act – RA No. 8980
-implemented by Former President Benigno Aquino III
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 3: GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
Universal Health Care Law
This act was established to provide an equal access
to quality, accessible and affordable healthcare
services to every Filipino without financial burden. It
encompasses health insurance, improved health
facilities and equipment, and increased access to
medicines and medical specialists.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 4: QUALITY EDUCATION
Universal Access to quality Tertiary Education Act
Grants free tuition and other miscellaneous fees to state university and local
college students, and state-run technical-vocational schools.
Enhanced Basic Education Act (K-12 Law)
This law implements the K-12 program, expanding elementary education to 13 years
(Grade Kinder to 12). The law aims for improved quality in learning as well as student
preparedness for the workplace or colleges, and bring the Philippines towards
international levels of standards.
Management of Basic Education
It intensifies management over basic education through the empowerment of local
school systems and guarantee of delivery of quality and free elementary and high
schools.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 5: GENDER EQUALITY
Gender and Development (GAD) Program
Promotes equal rights, prevents gender-based violence,
and supports women empowerment in workplaces and
communities.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 6: CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION
Sustainable Sanitation and Water Supply Projects
Provides safe drinking water and better sanitation
facilities, especially in remote and poor communities.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 7: AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
Total Electrification Program
Brings electricity to off-grid and rural areas using clean
energy sources like solar power.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 8: DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Trabaho, Negosyo, Kabuhayan (TNK) Program
It is a joint initiative of the Department of Trade and
Industry (DTI) and other government agencies, private
sector institutions, and civil society organizations aimed
at job creation, entrepreneurship, and livelihood
development, mainly in response to unemployment,
employment-seeking, and migration. Marginalized
groups and youth are particularly covered.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Build, Build, Build Program
Develops roads, bridges, and public infrastructure to
support industry growth and connect communities.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 10: REDUCED INEQUALITIES
Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens
Gives monthly cash aid to poor elderly Filipinos, helping
reduce income inequality.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 11: SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
National Urban Development and Housing Framework
Promotes safe, livable, and disaster-resilient cities
through better urban planning and housing.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 12: RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
Ecological Solid Waste Management Act (RA 9003)
Encourages proper waste segregation, recycling, and
reducing pollution from households and businesses.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 13: CLIMATE ACTION
National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP)
It is the Philippine government's long-term plan to
address climate change. It aims to develop the adaptive
capacity of women and men in communities, enhance
the resilience of climate-vulnerable sectors and natural
ecosystems, and maximize mitigation opportunities
toward gender-responsive and rights-based sustainable
development.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 14: LIFE BELOW WATER
Philippine Fisheries Code and Marine Protected Areas
Protects marine life and promotes sustainable fishing to
preserve oceans and livelihoods.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 15: LIFE ON LAND
National Greening Program (NGP)
Aims to reforest degraded lands, protect biodiversity,
and reduce the effects of climate change.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 16: PEACE , JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS
Justice Sector Coordinating Council (JSCC)
It is a Philippine agency that was created to foster
collaboration among significant institutions within the justice
system. Through collaboration, it aims to provide justice in
an effective and efficient way. It also facilitates quicker
resolution of cases, access to legal aid, and transparency in
the justice system. The Department of Justice (DOJ), the
Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), and
the Supreme Court constitute the JSCC.
GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH SDGS
SDG 17: PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS
Philippine SDG Partnership with UN and NGOs
Works with international groups, private sectors, and civil
society to fund and support SDG efforts.
CONCLUSION
The journey to achieve the Sustainable
Development Goals in the Philippines is a long-
term commitment that requires collaborative
efforts from government sectors, civil society,
and communities. Prioritizing SDGs that
address the country's most pressing
challenges, such as poverty alleviation (SDG 1),
access to quality education (SDG 4),
healthcare (SDG 3), decent work (SDG), peace
and justice (SDG 16), and climate action (SDG
13), is critical for ensuring a resilient, equitable,
and sustainable future. With clear institutional
duties, effective policies, and ongoing
monitoring, the Philippines may make
significant progress toward inclusive national
growth and global sustainability.
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