THE TECHNICAL
WORKING GROUP

The QC Green Awards is organized
by multiple departments of the Quezon City Government.

Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability Department

The Quezon City Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability Department (CCESD) develops and implements policies, programs, projects, systems, and strategies for climate change mitigation and adaptation. It institutionalizes climate action across government agencies, barangays, communities, and households through advocacy-driven campaigns, environment-friendly technological advances, environmental education, and community engagement.

Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office

The Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (QCDRRMO) addresses the needs of the local government when it comes to preparation, prevention, and mitigation of any disaster, in any given situation. QCDRRMO was made to strengthen the disaster approach of the local government of Quezon City and other existing hazards due to the geographic-location of the Philippines.

Business Permits and Licensing Department

The Quezon City Business Permits and Licensing Department (BPLD) provides effective and efficient systems, procedures, and practices in the issuance and renewal of business and occupational permits. BPLD is responsible for regulating the nature and or operations of various business activities within the City.

Office of the City Administrator

The Office of the City Administrator (OCA) serves as the principal advisor to the City Mayor, providing sound recommendations and developing plans and strategies for the effective and efficient management and administration of City Government operations. It warrants that policies and programs result in good governance, transparency, and better public service for its constituents.

Barangay and Community Relations Department

The Barangay and Community Relations Department (BCRD) oversees the Barangay Councils programs, projects, and activities providing technical and administrative assistance to the barangays. BCRD organizes training and seminars for barangay officials and personnel to develop their skills and competencies in creating appropriate plans for their communities in partnership with other local government agencies and civil society organizations. As part of its function to foster and continuously promote closer government-people relationships. BCRD organizes Mayor-community conferences to explain city plans and programs, monitors and receives community complaints and problems, and providing development reports/updates of actions taken.

Quezon City Youth Development Office

The Quezon City Youth Development Office (QCYDO) formulates and implements programs and services attuned to the issues and concerns of the city’s youth. QCYDO spearheads the promotion and implementation of the Quezon City Scholarship Program, pursues youth empowerment through leadership and other related training and livelihood programs, and organizes the youth into a broader network to promote active participation in governance.

Information Technology Development Department

The Quezon City Information Technology Development Department (ITDD) shall be responsible for the system development and the management of a Comprehensive Information Technology Master Plan which will serve as a guide for a harmonious operation of the operating departments such as revenue generating processes, frontline services, technical information and planning data, infrastructure and engineering data, demographics and internal administrative systems.

Public Affairs and Information Services Department

The Public Affairs and Information Services Department (PAISD) is the official information arm of the Quezon City Government. The Department aims to keep constituents well-informed about the plans and programs of the City Government, and to inspire their support and participation in city-building.

Schools Division Office Quezon City

The Schools Division Office Quezon City (SDO)  is the local education authority responsible for overseeing and managing public elementary and secondary schools within Quezon City. It operates under the Department of Education (DepEd), ensuring the implementation of national education policies, programs, and standards. The SDO supervises schools, allocates resources, and supports teachers and staff through professional development programs and other initiatives.

Quezon City Health Department

The Quezon City Health Department serves as the frontline for public health, providing essential healthcare services and focusing on issues related to the holistic well-being of Quezon City citizens. QCHD protects and looks after the safety and health outcomes of all the communities in the City through education, policy making, and research for disease and injury prevention.

contact US

climate change and environmental sustainability department

CCESD

6th Floor, Civic Center D (BRO bldg.), Quezon City Hall Compound

8988-4242 locals 8348 / 8349 / 8359 / 8360

ClimateChange@quezoncity.gov.ph

@qc.climatechangedepartment

QUEZON CITY DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OFFICE

QCDRRMO

Quezon City Hall Complex, Kalayaan Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

8988-4242 loc. 8038 / 8928-4396

QCDRRMO@quezoncity.gov.ph

For general inquiries

FOR EMERGENCY CONCERNS

quezon city helpline AND HELDESK

DIAL 122​

0919-0670-096, 0919-0670-715, 0919-0670-236, 8988-4242 loc. 8416/8407​

qcitizenservice@qchelpline122.microsoft.com helpdesk@quezoncity.gov.ph

FAQS

What is QC Green Awards?

The QC Green Awards is an award-giving program that recognizes and rewards outstanding and inclusive programs, projects, and best practices in Climate Action and Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) by Barangays, Sangguniang Kabataan Councils, Youth Organizations, Businesses, Public and Private Hospitals, and Schools within Quezon City.

What are the prizes for the QC Green Awards?

A total of forty-eight (48) winners will be recognized during the QC Green Awards Ceremony in November 2024. Each winner will receive a trophy and a cash grant to support their organization’s ongoing or future Climate Action and DRRM projects.

What are the Green and Resilient Categories?

The competition has two main categories:

Green Category: This includes awards for Barangays, Sangguniang Kabataan Councils, Youth Organizations, Businesses, Hospitals, and Schools based on Local Climate Change Action Plan Pillars.

Resilient Category: This includes awards for Barangays, Sangguniang Kabataan Councils, Youth Organizations, Businesses, Hospitals, and Schools based on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management projects and scorecards.

Who can join the QC Green Awards?

The competition is open to all Barangays, Sangguniang Kabataan Councils, Youth Organizations, Businesses, Public and Private Hospitals, and Schools within the territorial jurisdiction of Quezon City. Specific eligibility criteria apply for each category.

What is the eligibility criteria for each category?

Barangays: Must have an established Environment or DRRM Committee.

Sangguniang Kabataan Councils: Must have a council resolution appointing an Environmental or DRRM Focal Person.

Youth Organizations: Must be registered with the Quezon City Youth Development Office.

Businesses: Must have a valid and current business permit issued by the city.

Hospitals: Must have an existing and valid DOH License to Operate.

Schools: Must be accredited by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) or relevant bodies.

What is the eligibility criteria for each category?

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Complete the required training for your sector.

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Submit your entry via the official Google form link. (Ensure that your submission includes all required supporting documents.)

*The submission period is from August 8 to September 15, 2024.

Is there a fee to join the QC Green Awards?

No, joining the QC Green Awards is completely free of charge.

What is the judging process for the QC Green Awards?

The entries will undergo a three-step evaluation process:

1.

Desk Review and Evaluation: All QC Green Awards submissions will be reviewed, evaluated, and scored to determine the shortlisted entries for the next round and will be conducted by the QC Green Awards Technical Working Group. Based on the desk evaluation, only the top entries per category will be included for further screening through field validation.

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Field Validation/Inspection: Field validation will be conducted for the top entries per category, with the schedule provided at least one (1) week in advance. This process verifies the existence and functionality of the systems and programs submitted. The average score among validators will be computed and discussed in the final Technical Working Group meeting. At this stage, validators may vote to disqualify an entry if forging or falsification of submitted documents are found and proven. Field validation will be conducted by a composite team of validators from the QC Green Awards Technical Working Group.

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Judges’ Interview: The top-scoring finalists in each category will present before a panel of judges, who will deliberate to determine the final placement of the winners. Schedule of Final Presentation before a panel of judges shall be issued to the finalists one (1) week before the deliberation date.

What are the criteria for judging the entries?

Entries will be evaluated based on various criteria such as innovation, sustainability, environmental impact, social and economic impact, feasibility, and scalability. Detailed criteria vary between the Green and Resilient categories.

Can an organization submit entries for multiple categories?

An organization may submit an entry to both the Green and Resilient categories. However, organizations may only submit one (1) entry per category.

What happens if my organization’s entry is selected?

If your entry is selected, you will be notified and may proceed to the field validation/inspection stage. If you become a finalist, you will present your project before a panel of judges during the final deliberation.

How can I get more information or assistance?

For additional information or assistance, you can contact the QC Green Awards Committee at

entry.greenawards@quezoncity.gov.ph