350 Pilipinas

20/08/2026

Joined by local government units from Baguio, Naga, Butuan, and Mandaluyong City, we brought together transport and city planning professionals for an afternoon of city-to-city learning on sustainable transport.

Held after the Active Transport Count Training-of-Trainers, the session provided a space to better understand the initiatives, challenges, and opportunities emerging in cities as they work to advance sustainable mobility.

The conversation focused on identifying cities’ mobility action plans and ongoing initiatives, sharing experiences, and exploring mobility solutions can be replicated and adapted across different local contexts.

Centered towards a shared goal: reducing transport emissions for a better climate and cleaner air where cities can strengthen local action and move toward safer, cleaner, and more sustainable mobility for all.

Photos: Nadia Cruz for 350 Pilipinas

20/08/2026

Last August 14, 13 Local Government Units (LGUs) from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao joined Bilang Siklista’s Training of Trainers session for its new Active Transport Count methodology. The training aimed to support LGUs as they continue to conduct bike counts in their respective cities.

The session was organized by the Mobility Awards through its convenors: Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities, 350 Pilipinas, The Climate Reality Project Philippines, MNL Moves, and the Pinay Bike Commuter Community.

For the past five years, Bilang Siklista has generated valuable data on people who use bicycles. the Active Transport Count expands its scope to include pedestrians, recognizing the need for broader data on active mobility for policy makers.

We encourage cities to conduct citizen-led active transport counts to further inform decision-making and help push for initiatives that promote active and sustainable transportation.

350 Pilipinas and 350 Pilipinas Bike Squad have been active participants in Bilang Siklista counts and have witnessed how citizen-led initiatives can transform everyday cyclists into volunteers and advocates for sustainable transportation and clean air.

Photos: Nadia Cruz for 350 Pilipinas

19/08/2026

World Photography Day looks good when bikes and Bikerists are your favorite subjects 📸

Taken during 350 Pilipinas’s bike bus from QC to Pasig, June 11, 2026

13/08/2026

City to City learning session on sustainable transport!

In collaboration with AltMobility and supported by Quezon City Government, Green Transport Division - DPOS, Parks Development And Administration Department, City Planning and Development Department, and Traffic and Transport Management Department shared an insightful tour on the active mobility and public transport initiatives led by Quezon City with Cebu Provincial Government–Provincial Planning and Development Office

Despite the heavy rains, it aimed to show a glimpse into the city’s mobility interventions, highlighting people-centered transport solutions such as the Libreng Sakay E-Bus, Elliptical Road Class 1 Bike Lane, QC Elevated Promenade, and Maginhawa Alleys, Monthly Kapihan, End-of-trip facilities.

The tour prompted an exchange on how cities and provinces like Cebu can further integrate and adapt similar projects suited for sustainable transport and push for cleaner air that fit their local contexts.

Photo: Nadia Cruz

11/08/2026

There is safety in numbers, even after work! 🚲
During the evening rush hour, more than 70 workers joined a Bike Bus in Mandaluyong to promote safer, more inclusive, and sustainable bike commuting.

Soft infrastructure, like a guided bike bus, helps everyday workers navigate busy city roads with ease. It forwards gender-responsive mechanisms which can encourage more women to take up cycling as a safe and practical mode of transport.

Co-organized by 350 Pilipinas and the Mandaluyong Active Transport Office Mandaluyong - CTPMD , the ride was led by ATO women bike patrollers across the city's main and neighborhood streets. The ride is supported by government workers, advocates, delivery riders, 350 Pilipinas Bike Squad, Happy Pedal Project and The Trip Chainist

Mandaluyong proves that when cities support both social and physical infrastructure, urban mobility thrives for everyone! 🛣️

10/08/2026

07/08/2026

07/08/2026

The Sayang Ang Araw: Gawing Mura ang Solar Campaign welcomes the Department of Energy Philippines' issuance of a new policy streamlining the rules for Self-Generating Facility Zero-Export Solar Systems (SGF ZESS) and consumer-grade Micro-Solar Systems (MSS).

This marks an important step toward making more accessible by reducing regulatory barriers for households and businesses. As more Filipinos gain the opportunity to generate their own electricity, we move closer to a future with more affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy.

We look forward to the Energy Regulatory Commission's issuance of the necessary licensing framework to support the effective implementation of this policy. We are hopeful that these reforms will help bring within reach of more Filipino families.

Join the movement for more affordable rooftop solar in the Philippines! Sign the petition: letsgorenewable.ph/sayangangaraw
Read the Department Circular: https://prod-cms.doe.gov.ph/documents/d/guest/dc2026-08-0017-pdf

05/08/2026

🏠Disenteng pabahay, Renewable energy para sa lahat 🌞

Watch the highlights from the Baseco Mural Unveiling and MOA Signing!

Residents of Baseco Compound, in partnership with 350 Pilipinas, Urban Poor Associates(UPA), the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) Institute of Technology, the Partnership of Philippine Support Service Agencies (PHILSSA), and Kabalikat sa Kaunlaran ng Baseco, unveiled a community mural and signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for an upcoming community-owned renewable energy project.

The mural stands as an act of artivism using creativity to amplify the community's call for climate justice, energy democracy, and a future powered by clean, affordable, and accessible renewable energy for every Filipino family.

The upcoming project highlights that communities can lead the transition to renewable energy while building resilience and strengthening local ownership of essential energy infrastructure. The community-owned rooftop solar project will provide clean electricity to Baseco's Center for Cohesion and Resilience, multipurpose facility, and materials recovery facility.

Sign the petition with us:
letsgorenewable.ph/sayangangaraw

05/08/2026

Ahead of August 4's Bike Count, 350 Pilipinas Sustainable Transport and Clean Air campaigners met on Monday with Marikina Bikeways Office to talk about their active transport initiatives. We are eager to mutually learn with the City and to support their active transport programs.

Photos: Jorr Paraiso