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Leaders from state universities and colleges, local universities and colleges, and private higher education institutions from across the country joined to learn and and advance the ACHIEVE Agenda, which outlines key strategies for strengthening institutional resilience, innovation, and lifelong learning within the Philippine higher education sector.
Anchored on the theme, “Achieving Sustainable Futures: Transformative Higher Education for Human Capital, Innovation, and Global Responsibility,” the event featured discussions on priority areas such as lifelong learning, human capital, development, SDG-based research and innovation, internationalization, data-driven governance, and efficient public service. A segment of the summit also focused on strengthening collaboration and evidence-based policymaking to advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals within the higher education sector.
BukSU’s participation reflects the university’s continued engagement in national initiatives that promote transformative higher education and support the development of future-ready institutions. (Joanne Vivien B. Necosia/ Head, Presidential Management Staff)

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