CCC partners with GMA News to enhance climate journalism

The Climate Change Commission (CCC) has strengthened its partnership with GMA Integrated News (GMAIN) to enhance climate journalism. CCC Vice Chairperson Robert E.A. Borje presented GMAIN with a Plaque of Appreciation for its significant contributions to climate reporting. GMAIN’s programs, like “Banta ng Nagbabagong Klima,” have helped inform the public about climate change issues. The meeting between CCC and GMAIN focused on expanding media engagement and boosting climate action initiatives. GMA Integrated News is one of the Philippines' leading news organizations. It uses its platforms to deliver important stories on climate change. The collaboration aims to create dedicated spaces for sharing climate information and to encourage discussions on critical issues. Borje noted that both organizations share a mission to tackle climate challenges through effective storytelling. He praised GMAIN for consistently providing excellent climate reporting that reaches a broad audience. GMAIN's Assistant Vice President, Queenie Santos-Dimapawi, emphasized the importance of raising awareness as a first step toward action. The organization has made climate change reporting a key aspect of its mission to inspire Filipinos. The meeting also explored joint initiatives to produce engaging stories about climate change and resilience. Additionally, the CCC plans to collaborate further with journalists through training sessions, aiming to improve climate reporting and public discourse. Borje highlighted that quality journalism plays a crucial role in promoting climate awareness. He believes that the partnership with GMAIN is an important step towards a more informed and resilient Philippines. Through collaboration with the media and other stakeholders, the CCC aims to elevate conversations about climate change and inspire action for a sustainable future.