The government is supporting a 320-hectare clustered farming project in Ilocos Norte to help farmers address potential disruptions to agricultural production during El Niño.
PhilFIDA is promoting abaca-based handicrafts to create alternative livelihoods while helping preserve and revitalize traditional fiber craftsmanship across communities in Leyte.
Tree and crop planting activities are providing temporary employment to 3,000 beneficiaries in Leyte under an emergency assistance program funded by the DOLE.
Farmers in Carmen are benefiting from a mobile laboratory that delivers soil testing services directly to communities as part of DA-Davao Region’s agricultural support.
The country’s renewable energy push is placing greater focus on geothermal resources as the government works to strengthen the Philippines’ global position.
Modern farming solutions from China are being studied as potential tools to improve agricultural productivity and accelerate the modernization of Philippine agriculture.
Long-term sustainability remains central to Mayor Magalong’s vision for Baguio as the city pursues initiatives supporting its continued development and improvement.
Philippine eagle conservation will no longer focus solely on the Philippine Eagle Center as protection efforts expand into forests and ancestral domains.
Solar expansion is being balanced with agricultural needs as authorities seek to prevent productive farmland from being unnecessarily converted for power generation.
Strengthening the coconut industry is the goal of simultaneous planting activities across the country involving farmers, government agencies, and local governments.
Climate-resilient gardening is being promoted across Ilocos Norte to help communities grow their own food despite increasingly unpredictable weather and environmental conditions.