WINNING | Toyota deepens Santa Rosa sustainability drive

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  • Toyota Motor Philippines strengthens sustainability profile with continued environmental initiatives in Santa Rosa, Laguna
  • Toyota earned three recognitions at the 2026 City of Santa Rosa Green Awards for sustainability, renewable energy, and Earth Hour advocacy
  • Collaboration highlighted between local government, businesses, and community stakeholders to advance climate and environmental goals


Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. (TMP) is reinforcing its sustainability agenda in Santa Rosa, Laguna, as it expands collaboration with local government and community partners on environmental conservation and climate action initiatives. 

The automaker said its environmental programs reflect its long-term commitment to sustainable development and responsible mobility, underscoring the role of partnerships in achieving shared environmental goals.

Why it matters

TMP’s latest recognition signals how manufacturers are increasingly aligning business operations with local sustainability priorities while supporting broader environmental objectives.

 The company received three honors at the City of Santa Rosa Green Awards 2026: Sustainable Development Partner, Earth Hour Advocate, and Renewable Energy and Efficiency, recognizing its continued efforts to promote environmental stewardship and sustainable practices in Santa Rosa City, Laguna.

Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) senior vice president for General Administration Jhohana Mamonong and TMP assistant vice president for Plant and Facility Mark Anthony Marcelo receive the ‘Renewable Energy and Efficiency’ award during the 2026 Green Awards at the Santa Rosa Multipurpose Complex. The awards were presented by Santa Rosa City Mayor Arlene Arcillas, together with other key city officials. | Contributed photo

The details

According to TMP, the awards underscore the importance of collaboration among the local government, private sector, and community stakeholders in advancing shared sustainability goals. 

As a mobility company, TMP said it remains committed to working with partners on initiatives that contribute to environmental conservation, climate action, and sustainable development.

The recognition ceremony also highlighted TMP executives who accepted the awards on behalf of the company. 

Senior vice president for general administration Jhohana Mamonong, assistant vice president for plant and facility Mark Anthony Marcelo, and TMP Foundation project manager Ronnel Andaya received the Sustainable Development Partner recognition alongside officials from the City of Santa Rosa, including Mayor Arlene Arcillas and Environment and Natural Resources Officer Engr. Maria Amor Salandanan.

What’s next

TMP said it will continue pursuing partnerships and programs that support environmental protection, climate resilience, and sustainable development as part of its broader sustainability strategy. —Vanessa Hidalgo| Ed: Corrie S. Narisma

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