We commit to developing green communities and
infrastructure that feature designs that minimize negative
impact and enhance positive impact, not only on the
physical environment but also on people and
communities.
Filinvest City, for instance, is
the first CBD in the Philippines to be dual green
certified, having received a LEED v4 Gold Certification
for Neighborhood Development and a 3-star rating in the
pilot version of BERDE Districts from the Philippine Green
Building Council.
Filinvest’s various business units have their own efficiency initiatives. For instance, Countrywide Water Services intensified their non-revenue water reduction program in 2022. Filinvest’s hotels also prioritize sustainability, with energy utilization indices ranging from 111 to 328 KWH/m22, which are consistently lower than the mean figures for 3-star to luxury hotels.
Filinvest’s building and township designs prioritize
nature and people’s needs for green open spaces and
sustainable mobility options. At least 60% of a project
footprint is allocated for open spaces, with
interconnected green parks and natural waterways
incorporated into the design.
Read more
about our Green initiatives by
downloading the full report.
Filinvest has been known for many years as an organization that has empowered women. The current CEO and President of FDC herself, along with her mother who co-founded Filinvest, had received numerous awards for nurturing an organization that celebrates the abilities of women in the world of business.
In 2022, 1,200 units of Futura and Pabahay were completed
and delivered to home buyers. In the same year, Filinvest
Land launched seven affordable housing projects intended to
deliver 3,617 units for buyers in Pasig, Cavite, Rizal,
Bulacan, Pampanga, Camarines Sur and Davao.
From
its inception, Filinvest has supported the financial
aspirations of Filipinos through retail banking, with the
majority (73%) of its loan portfolio in consumer loans. It
has supported more than 125 SMEs to date.
In 2022, financing support was provided to 1,127 planters in
Mindanao through P94.6 million in production loans and more
than P43.2 million in harvesting advances.
FDC
Misamis continued to adopt more than 200 hectares of carbon
forests in 2022. Together with the Philippine Eagle
Foundation, the company is preparing to expand their
coverage of adopted forests in Bukidnon.
FDC Utilities has a “4E” program for its local stakeholder
in Villanueva, Misamis Oriental. The Es stand for: Education
for Empowerment, Environmental Stewardship, Enhanced Health
Care and Economic Enrichment.
Read more about our
Inclusive initiatives by
downloading the full report.
