Make Manila Liveable is a collaboration of journalists and communities to improve quality of life in Philippine cities, one city at a time. We’re working with these partners to tell stories about liveability, and help make sure community concerns reach powerful ears: Move As One Coalition Kasali Tayo AltMobility PH Life Haven Center for Independent Living Mobility Awards Spark Nilad Community Ilog Pasiglahin Inclusive Cities Advocacy Network (Inklusibo) SafeTravelPH Placemaking Pilipinas Wander Manila Bicycle Friendly Philippines If you want to volunteer, either as an individual or as a group, you can fill up this form! Make Manila Liveable is a combination of journalism pieces, crowdsourcing on liveability and quality of life, on-ground and virtual events to amplify stories and raise awareness, and meetings with government officials and experts. We’re looking at 2025, when we elect a new set of local and national officials. We’re starting with Metro Manila, the capital region bogged down by traffic, pollution, and a patchwork of confusing urban policies. If this initiative is successful, we hope to see this replicated in other cities. Join us, and our call to #MakeManilaLiveable.
Make Manila Liveable is a collaboration of journalists and communities to improve quality of life in Philippine cities, one city at a time.
We’re working with these partners to tell stories about liveability, and help make sure community concerns reach powerful ears:
If you want to volunteer, either as an individual or as a group, you can fill up this form!
Make Manila Liveable is a combination of journalism pieces, crowdsourcing on liveability and quality of life, on-ground and virtual events to amplify stories and raise awareness, and meetings with government officials and experts.
We’re looking at 2025, when we elect a new set of local and national officials. We’re starting with Metro Manila, the capital region bogged down by traffic, pollution, and a patchwork of confusing urban policies. If this initiative is successful, we hope to see this replicated in other cities.
