QCU Strengthens Climate Partnerships Through PAGTANAW 2050 Forum Participation
Quezon City University (QCU) reinforced its commitment to climate education and sustainability by participating in the National Forum on Climate Action and PAGTANAW 2050 held at the Manila Observatory.
Representing the university were members of the College of Engineering, alongside faculty and research leaders who joined experts, educators, policymakers, and climate advocates in discussions addressing environmental challenges and long-term sustainability strategies for the Philippines.
The forum focused on advancing climate action through research, innovation, education, and cross-sector collaboration. Participants explored approaches to addressing climate change while strengthening the country’s capacity for adaptation and resilience.
During the event, Ms. Elaine Tandoc and Research Director Mr. Angelito P. Bautista Jr. were officially inducted as members of the Philippine-American Academy of Science and Engineering (PhilAAST), further strengthening QCU’s engagement within the scientific and research community.
Beyond participating in high-level discussions on climate education and environmental governance, QCU representatives explored opportunities for future collaboration, including potential student internships and partnerships with the Manila Observatory.
University officials highlighted the importance of academic institutions in generating knowledge and advancing evidence-based climate solutions. Through strengthened partnerships and continued investment in research and innovation, QCU aims to contribute to sustainable development goals and support national efforts toward environmental resilience.
The university’s participation in the forum reflects its ongoing commitment to cultivating science, technology, and innovation-driven solutions that address pressing environmental challenges and foster a more sustainable future for communities across the country.
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