2007 Sustainability Report - Manila Water Company
2007 Sustainability Report - Manila Water Company
2007 Sustainability Report - Manila Water Company
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A Decade of<br />
Continuing Service<br />
Raising the Quality of Public Service<br />
Schools, hospitals, public markets and prisons are among<br />
the public institutions that have been assisted by our<br />
“We Care” or Lingap programs. Our <strong>Company</strong> services<br />
these institutions by providing them drinking and wash facilities,<br />
regular quality testing, desludging services, repair of public<br />
toilets and the rehabilitation of pipes and the installation<br />
of fire hydrants. To date, we have improved the water<br />
services of 184 schools, 18 markets, 19 jails, 22<br />
hospitals, with nearly one million beneficiaries.<br />
Proud students parade their art works about water.<br />
(Right) Pat Tubig, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>Water</strong>’s mascot, shows<br />
how to use the drinking fountain installed in<br />
schools.<br />
These programs are supplemented by education<br />
campaigns on the importance of water and<br />
wastewater services. Poster-making and essaywriting<br />
contests have proven to be among the<br />
more effective means to<br />
achieve these objectives.<br />
MANILA WATER COMPANY, INC.<br />
20<br />
In behalf of the Department of Environmental Services<br />
of Makati City, we would like to extend our appreciation<br />
to our very active environment partner, <strong>Manila</strong><br />
<strong>Water</strong>, as we recognize their unrelenting support and<br />
contribution in ensuring environmental sustainability in<br />
the city.<br />
We are also honored and privileged that Makati<br />
Elementary School was inaugurated as one of the<br />
adopted schools under the “Lingap Eskwela” program<br />
and chosen as pilot for the environmental and<br />
sanitation corner in Metro <strong>Manila</strong>. This is a significant<br />
boost to the city’s effort to provide information and<br />
to educate our students on the importance of proper<br />
hygiene and sanitation as we celebrate 2008 as<br />
International Year of Sanitation.<br />
Once again, our heartfelt gratitude to all your<br />
environment efforts and we look forward to more<br />
partnerships with you.<br />
Danilo V. Villas<br />
Department of Environmental Services<br />
Makati City