The color of the mouth of pagThe Ibig Fund received the best award of the last award at the 2025 Governance Commission of GOCCS (GCG) Award Ceremony held on Monday, Dec. 1, in the middle Parañaque The city.
This award recognizes the agency’s efforts to integrate sustainability values and humble practices into its brands, services, and internal operations.
Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) Secretary and Chairman of the Board of the Pad-Ibig Fund, Jose Ramon P. The dedication of the Pag-Ibig Service offez fund to responsible service and meaningful public service.
“We are truly grateful for this at GCG. Receiving this award underscores our commitment to promoting sustainability in all aspects of our work,” said Mr. “It shows the progress we have made in the way we treat our members, and how we support the country’s development goals under the high ground, JR. We are proud to contribute to the state of governance, efficiency.
The Pag-Ibig fund has strengthened its sustainability measures in recent years, especially by increasing access to affordable and functional housing through approved loans and the expanded Pimbino program (4ph increase). The agency is also accelerating digital transformation efforts to reduce paper usage, reduce branch foot traffic, and improve resource efficiency.
To support Greener Housing options, the PAG-IBIG Fund allows members to use home loans for the purchase or installation of solar panels, either as part of a home improvement or as a built-in feature in newly acquired units. This enables members to invest in cleaner and more cost-effective energy solutions. The agency also gives additional consideration to evaluating housing projects of its accredited developers that incorporate green or energy-saving features.
PAG-IBIG WAMPITAC CEO C. Acosta said the award underscores the organization’s mission to deliver sustainable, impactful programs that meet the needs of Filipino workers.
“We will continue to be sustainable by saving as we help Filipino workers build a better future through meaningful savings and affordable financing,” said Ms Acosta. “We are very grateful to GCG for this event because it strengthens our determination to serve with a greater purpose. This recognition of LingKag-Ibig, helps our dignified lives not only our work,” Ms. Acosta said.
The award comes at a meaningful time as the Pag-Ibig Fund Mark 45 marksth The anniversary on December 14, is celebrated under the theme “Isang Pag-Ibig: Susi sa bagong bukas.” Founded in 1980, the organization continues its dedication to helping members secure their futures with affordable financing, accessible savings plans, and services that support their journey to better lives.
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