Pasig city: The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is set to host the Road to Zero Waste Summit, marking it as the first and largest event focused on sustainable waste management and the promotion of a circular economy from November 5-6. The event will be held at the Unilab Bayanihan Center in Pasig City and will be open to the public with free admission. The summit aims to highlight innovative waste management solutions that can address Metro Manila's solid waste challenges, ultimately leading to long-term sustainability. According to Philippines News Agency, the event will feature a series of interactive activities and network-sharing opportunities, ranging from product exhibits to panel discussions. These initiatives are designed to raise public awareness of waste technologies and community-based interventions, helping to create a unified roadmap to increase waste diversion in Metro Manila. "This initiative also aims to connect our communities and recyclers, culminating in a shared advocacy for a zero-waste and sustainable future together," an MMDA news release stated. The summit will showcase various waste recycling industries that will present their latest products, services, and innovations in solid waste processing. Additionally, resource speakers from different sectors have been invited to discuss topics such as sustainability in the circular economy, solid waste management best practices, and green advocacy for recycled products.