QCU and the UN Sustainable Goals
Sustainable Development Goal 2
Zero Hunger
QCU contributes to SDG 2 through research and educational programs related to agriculture and food security with its Center for Urban Agriculture and Innovation, in partnership with the QC Local Government’s Joy of Urban Farming and GrowQC programs, and various national agencies such as the Department of Agriculture. The university’s agricultural programs and research initiatives provide valuable insights into sustainable urban farming practices and food production, which can help reduce hunger and promote food security in the City, the Philippines, and beyond.
News and Features
QCU and Leave a Nest Strengthen Partnership to Advance Agripreneurship Education
Quezon City University (QCU) continues to expand its efforts in fostering innovation and sustainability through its partnership with Leave a Nest’s BeAGRI Education Program, an initiative focused on developing future-ready...
From Classroom to Community: QCU Engineers Deliver Smart Farming Solutions
Quezon City University (QCU), through its College of Engineering, marked another milestone in innovation and community engagement with the successful turnover of student-developed capstone projects to the QCU Center for...
QCU Launches Project Sili Demonstration Site, Advancing Urban Food Security Through Innovation and Community Partnerships
A seed was planted—and with it, a stronger movement toward sustainable urban food systems began. The successful launch of the Project Sili Demonstration Site and Harvest Festival at Quezon City...
QCU Celebrates Global Recognition as “Joy is a Farm” Named Finalist in AIPH World Green City Awards 2026
Quezon City University (QCU) proudly celebrates a significant milestone in sustainable urban development as “Joy is a Farm” has been named a finalist in the Living Green for Urban Agriculture...