Al Orolfo Keywords clearbot river clean up Solar-Powered Clean Up Vessel Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission artificial intelligence Plastics Circularity Read more about Al Orolfo With nearly four decades of experience at the forefront of environmental protection, Dr. Al Oga Orolfo is more than a public servant—he is a visionary for eco-governance. As the current Director of the FASPS at the DENR, he helped transform international environmental agreements into tangible community-oriented projects, focusing on everything from high-level policy instruments to grassroots capability building.
John Karl Vicenta Keywords clearbot river clean up Solar-Powered Clean Up Vessel Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission artificial intelligence Plastics Circularity Read more about John Karl Vicenta Mr. Vicenta is the Undersecretary for Operations at the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Pasig River Rehabilitation. He oversees the day-to-day planning and implementation of Pasig River programs, working closely with national government agencies, local government units, and partners to ensure coordinated and timely delivery of priority initiatives. He brings over a decade of experience in project and operations management, with a strong background in cost control, resource optimization, and large-scale infrastructure delivery.
Photo Gallery: Piloting Innovation for Pasig River Cleanup: Insights from the 6-month Clearbot Pilot Study in the Philippines Read more about Photo Gallery: Piloting Innovation for Pasig River Cleanup: Insights from the 6-month Clearbot Pilot Study in the Philippines Photos from the Piloting Innovation for Pasig River Cleanup: Insights from the 6-month Clearbot Pilot Study in the Philippines
Summary of Open Forum and Question and Answer Read more about Summary of Open Forum and Question and Answer The document discusses insights and outcomes from a six-month pilot study of ClearBot technology for cleaning the Pasig River in the Philippines, focusing on its operational benefits, scalability, community engagement, and the need for integrated approaches to river management.
Clearbot Pilot Read more about Clearbot Pilot This presentation outlines a pilot study on the use of autonomous robotic technology for the cleanup and restoration of waterways in Metro Manila, specifically focusing on the Pasig River and its tributaries.
Key Message from Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources Read more about Key Message from Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources The document discusses the collaboration between the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on a pilot study using Clearbot technology for the cleanup and rehabilitation of the Pasig River in the Philippines.
Briefer and Talking Points from the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Pasig River Rehabilitation Read more about Briefer and Talking Points from the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Pasig River Rehabilitation The document discusses the collaborative efforts and initiatives for the rehabilitation of the Pasig River in the Philippines, highlighting the importance of partnerships, innovation, and community involvement.
Welcome Remarks from ADB Philippines Country Director Read more about Welcome Remarks from ADB Philippines Country Director The document discusses the conclusion of a six-month pilot study using Clearbot technology for the cleanup of the Pasig River in the Philippines, highlighting collaborative efforts and future strategies for sustainable river rehabilitation.
Piloting Innovation for Pasig River Cleanup: Insights from the 6-month Clearbot Pilot Study in the Philippines Read more about Piloting Innovation for Pasig River Cleanup: Insights from the 6-month Clearbot Pilot Study in the Philippines
Pasig River Forum Read more about Pasig River Forum Various initiatives and projects of Manila’s Pasig River were undertaken in collaboration with international donors, national government agencies, local governments, civil society groups, and the private sector since its restoration, which began with the Pasig River Rehabilitation Program in 1989. In 1999, a presidential mandate established the Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission (PRRC) with the clear goal of restoring the Pasig River from a biologically dead river to Class "C" level—that which can sustain life—by 2014.