Automated Weather Stations (AWS) sites and over 250 weather technology assets to various government agencies, local government units as well as to some non-government organizations as part of the Group’s efforts to support the development of more community-based development projects and boost the country’s disaster resilience programs. These assets, which include rain gauges, solar panels, satellite transmitters, and weather detectors, among others, were recently turned over to the Department of Science and Technology-Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (DOST-PAGASA), the Manila Observatory, and the Department of Agriculture (DA)-Bureau of Plant Industry.

Ayala Corporation Chairman and CEO Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala said embracing science and technology is key to a better, more resilient normal.

Taking care of your mental health is now more important than ever.

To make businesses in the Philippines efficient and competitive, business community perceives the need to review the Cabotage law that has the intention of enhancing Philippine competitiveness in international trade and lowering the cost of shipping cargo to and from the Philippines.

AmCham Philippines is delighted to invite you to Jim Collins – Good To Great, a global virtual event, streamed live from Colorado.

COVID-19 fast tracked digital transformation for most companies.

The Aboitiz Group reaffirms its commitment to operate its businesses with a sustainability mindset that upholds best practices in environmental management, social responsibility, and good governance while ensuring long-term financial growth and business capability.