Manila Water Philippine Ventures has put in place its 2024 El Niño mitigation plan to ensure continuity of water supply in its respective service areas as the impact of El Niño continues to be felt in the Philippines aggravated by the rising temperatures due to summer heat

The Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS), in coordination with the Local Government of Quezon City (QC-LGU), has given Manila Water the go signal to take over the management of the La Mesa Ecopark in preparation for the celebration of the Philippine Environment Month and World Environment Day in June. 

To help ensure water supply these dry months, Manila Water is gradually increasing its activation of deep wells in the East Zone of Metro Manila and parts of Rizal.

Waterscapes seeks to use art to help raise awareness and appreciation for water, an often taken-for-granted resource that plays an outsized role in the environment, history, economic prospects, and future of our archipelagic nation.

For 2023, East Zone concessionaire Manila Water has emptied a total of 117,075 septic tanks in its service area through its intensified desludging caravan.