The Department of Finance highlighted a proposed South Korean healthcare grant targeting underserved populations in communities located near the Luzon Economic Corridor.
Filipino fashion heritage took the spotlight as President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos joined the celebration of local creativity.
The ongoing program encourages residents to recycle more consistently while giving participating households useful grocery items in return for properly segregated waste.
The DENR platform brings biotechnology research closer to communities by linking available technologies with users seeking solutions for agriculture and environmental management.
The livelihood grants give 12 Butuan groups additional resources to expand operations, strengthen enterprises, and improve income opportunities within their respective communities.
DENR is calling for stronger public participation in addressing marine litter through proper segregation, responsible disposal, and reduced waste generation at home.
The PHP2.4-million support gives four associations additional resources to launch, expand, or strengthen livelihood activities across southern Negros Occidental communities.
The agriculture department is prioritizing immediate assistance for affected farming communities to reduce disruption and help restore local food production after severe weather.
DENR officials underscored the importance of public cooperation after residents in Cotabato brought 12 rescued wildlife species to the agency for proper handling.
Guiuan’s solid waste management efforts received a major boost with the opening of a facility designed to transform discarded materials into useful products.
The DA is exploring how satellite-based tools and artificial intelligence could contribute to ongoing efforts aimed at strengthening food security in the Philippines.