The Philippine WALKABILITY Initiative is a proposed national movement and policy framework that envisions a Philippines where every person can safely, comfortably, and confidently choose to walk as part of daily life. It seeks to transform streets, sidewalks, and public spaces into people-centered environments that promote public health, road safety, accessibility, environmental sustainability, economic growth, and stronger community connections across cities, municipalities, barangays, and provincial roads.
Recognizing that walkability is fundamental to creating healthier and more livable communities, the initiative promotes a comprehensive approach that integrates urban planning, transportation, environmental stewardship, public health, tourism, and community participation. By fostering collaboration among government agencies, local government units, private organizations, educational institutions, and citizens, the initiative aims to make walkability a cornerstone of sustainable national development and improve the quality of life for present and future generations of Filipinos.
The Philippine WALKABILITY Initiative or WALKABILITY is proposed and led by DEEOLI Corporation, a Philippine corporation committed to developing innovative programs and partnerships that create lasting social, environmental, and economic impact. Through this initiative, the corporation seeks to inspire a nationwide movement toward safer, healthier, greener, and more walkable communities for all.