Manila, May 24 -- Filipino and European private and private sectors now have a one-stop-shop in their quest to help boost the Philippines' green transition through the website www.greeneconomy.ph.

The platform, launched under the ambit of the 2023-2028 European Union (EU) - Philippines Green Economy Partnership, is co-funded by the bloc and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action.

In a statement on Saturday, the EU Delegation in Manila said the platform will bring together European and Philippine public and private actors to share green expertise and technology.

It will act as a "centralized knowledge hub" to provide stakeholders access to policy updates, technical resources, case studies, and emerging best...