Iloilo City housing community uses rainwater harvesting to address water needs, prepare for El Niño
A housing community in Iloilo City, Philippines, is addressing water shortages and preparing for El Niño by implementing rainwater harvesting systems. Supported by Catholic Relief Services and the Coca-Cola Foundation, the initiative is helping residents secure their water supply.
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