• Local residents are a primary audience for programs focused on quality of life, health, education, and community development.

• Community outreach programs in areas like disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, and solid waste management. 

• Local government officials, policymakers, and national agencies collaborate on governance and development projects.

• These stakeholders are engaged through platforms like the Local Climate Change Action Plan (LCCAP) and the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) Plan. 

• Entrepreneurs and local businesses are targeted through economic development initiatives, investment opportunities, and public-private partnerships.

•  Malolos actively promotes itself as a center for business, supported by infrastructure improvements like transportation projects and connectivity. 

• Malolos promotes its rich historical and cultural heritage as a tourist destination. Key attractions include the Barasoain Church and other historical sites.

• Tourism-related events, like festivals and cultural activities, are designed to engage visitors from outside the city. 

• Environmental groups and organizations working on sustainability, climate resilience, and conservation are key stakeholders in Malolos' green initiatives.

• Public participation in waste management, tree planting, and clean-up drives is actively encouraged. 

• Schools and universities in Malolos are engaged through educational programs, workshops, and initiatives that focus on science, technology, and civic responsibility.

• Students are also encouraged to participate in activities related to environmental awareness and community service. 

NGOs, international organizations, and development agencies that focus on urban development, poverty alleviation, disaster risk reduction, and other social issues are important collaborators in Malolos' planning and projects.