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Heritage groups, youth groups, biking advocates, local small businesses, and more are standing together against the proposed Pasig River Expressway, which will only worsen the traffic problem in Metro Manila and will further set us back from our goal of creating livable, resilient, pride-worthy cities.

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A revival of the river’s rehabilitation would transform the 27-kilometer long riverfront into a “front-door” of development by increasing tourism, alleviating poverty, providing an alternative transportation system while preserving the country’s natural resources. The river is envisioned to stitch the historical, cultural, and commercial districts by establishing a vibrant corridor with vernacular architectural styles, valued heritage structures, and opportunities for adaptive reuse.