Monde Nissin Corporation, through its KaSulongsustainability agenda, partnered with Haribon Foundation, the Philippines’ pioneer environmental conservation NGO with over 50 years of impact, to advance large-scale forest restoration efforts under the Forests for Life Movement.
Since 2005, Haribon and its partners have planted more than 1,054,000 seedlings, restoring over 22,800 hectares of forest with a survival rate above 96 percent.
By contributing to this long-term, science-based program, Monde Nissin helps protect biodiversity, mitigate climate change, and create sustainable livelihood opportunities for local communities.
During the activity in Tanay, Rizal, and Zambales, native tree species such as narra, molave, and antipolo were planted in priority biodiversity areas.
Each participant planted 15 to 25 seedlings, complementing the guided treks, hands-on training, and community learning sessions that highlighted how native trees sustain life, regulate climate, and reduce disaster risks.
The event also reinforced Monde Nissin’s broader sustainability journey by tying corporate initiatives with grassroots conservation efforts.
“Our KaSulong agenda represents our commitment to creating lasting impact for future generations,” said Atty. Olive Misa, Corporate and Government Affairs Head at Monde Nissin.
“Through our partnership with Haribon Foundation, we are not just planting trees. We are investing in ecosystem restoration, supporting local livelihoods, and showing how corporate-community collaboration can drive meaningful environmental stewardship.”
Moving forward, Monde Nissin will continue advancing its KaSulong agenda through partnerships that protect biodiversity, restore ecosystems, and inspire collective action while directly supporting the company’s north star sustainability targets.
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