To ensure access to safe, adequate water supply and sanitation at acceptable rates and levels of service
Katuwang sa pananim
To allocate sufficient water that will ensure food security and spur economic development of the country
Water for All
To protect the water environment in order to preserve flow regimes, biodiversity and cultural heritage as well as the mitigation of water related hazards
Fresh Water by the sea
Every drop is precious
Climate Change Consciousness Week
Officer-in-Charge Elenito M. Bagalihog with some NWRB staff pose infront of the streamer/tarpaulin hanging at the office lobby in support of the observance of Climate Change Consciousness Week from November 19-25, 2012. The said event is in compliance with Memorandum Circular No. 35 from the Office of the President “Enjoining all Officials and Employees in all Departments, Agencies and Instrumentalities of the National Government and Local Government Units to Actively Support the Observance of Climate Change Consciousness Week”. – Felisa M. Manlulu
Tree planting 2012
Water Resources Assessment Section Chief Susan P. Abaño of PPD and Violeta Layno of WRD are shown planting the seedlings at the Ipo Dam watershed during the NWRB tree planting activity in November 2012 as part of the DENR’s National Greening Program. – Susan P. Abaño
Officer-in-Charge Elenito M. Bagalihog explains the functions of the NWRB and the objectives of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the NWRB and the Provincial Government of Tarlac prior to its signing that was held at the La Maja Rica Hotel in Tarlac City. The MOA signing was one of the highlights during the Provincial Development Council Meeting on November 20, 2012 at the said hotel in Tarlac. – Isidra D. Peñaranda.