LA UNION, Philippines — Holcim Philippines continues to strengthen its commitment to building progress for people and the planet through a water supply system and rainwater harvesting facility in Barangay Quirino, La Union.
Recognizing the community’s need for more accessible and reliable water sources, Holcim Philippines began working closely with local stakeholders and residents in the second quarter of last year to develop a sustainable domestic water solution that would directly benefit families in the area.
Today, the initiative is helping provide safer, cleaner, and more reliable water access to around 400 households in Barangay Quirino, benefiting approximately 3 to 4 individuals per household.
Through the project, households now have access to an estimated 10,000 to 20,000 liters of domestic water supply for daily household needs such as cooking, cleaning, washing, and sanitation. Ultimately, this helps families reduce expenses previously allocated for purchasing water from external sources, contributing to healthier homes, improved living conditions, and greater financial relief for the community.
“The water supply and harvesting facility will help the community by reducing the use of extracted water from deep wells. It will also help improve the water supply for the barangay’s facilities,” according to Barangay Captain Marvin Cardinez.
The project reflects the company’s commitment to sustainability and community partnership by helping address essential needs while promoting responsible water management practices through rainwater harvesting.
Holcim Philippines continues to work hand in hand with communities, local government units, and partners to implement initiatives that contribute to safer, healthier, and more resilient communities.
