The Department of Agriculture collaborates with infrastructure and public works agencies to use bamboo in controlling floods, offering fresh livelihood opportunities and environmental benefits.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government and Metro Manila mayors unite to enforce rice price cap as President Marcos Jr. takes action against hoarding and price manipulation.
The Department of Agrarian Reform provides PHP238,000 worth of farm machinery, empowering agrarian reform beneficiaries to enhance long-term farming operations.
Senator Pia Cayetano introduced a community-driven seminar that empowers mothers with knowledge on breastfeeding, ensuring the health of both moms and babies.
The Marcos administration pursues lasting peace and development, focusing on eradicating insurgency, building resilient communities, and unity across the nation.
Protecting children through immunization, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office urges local government units to allocate shares for vaccine-preventable diseases.
Talaingod Tourism Center in Davao del Norte provides education opportunities for over 30 indigenous people Students, changing lives and building dreams.
The Iloilo City government’s zero open defecation campaign was nominated for the prestigious Galing Pook Award, highlighting their dedication to sustainable sanitation and community health.
The Department of Agriculture proposes a more than Php600 million budget to boost agricultural research in Leyte, ensuring sustainable growth and development in the local agriculture sector.
Get ready for more love and pain as the power couples of “Nag-Aapoy Na Damdamin,” starring JC De Vera, Jane Oineza, Ria Atayde, and Tony Labrusca, dive deeper into their fight for justice and love.
The Film Development Council of the Philippines celebrates Filipino comedy legends with the ‘Tuloy Pa Rin Ang Tawanan’ theme, honoring laughter & legacy.
Seizing opportunities and fortifying digital education, the Commission on Higher Education remains committed to ASEAN-China partnership in creating an inclusive future of digital learning.
Vice President Sara Duterte supports the launch of a mobile e-learning hub for remote areas in Visayas to improve the educational sector in the region.
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in Central Luzon offered 2 million fingerlings to fisherfolk affected by typhoons and monsoon rains, aiding in the rehabilitation of the fisheries sector.
Senator Lito Lapid fights for the Overseas Filipino workers’ empowerment with a proposed credit program, easing financial burdens and recognizing their vital role in boosting the country’s economy.
Government agencies join forces to promote peace and unity, using effective communication as a catalyst for transformation and countering misinformation.
Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman approves the creation of 5,000 non-teaching positions, providing support to educators and improving quality instruction in schools.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development extends a helping hand to typhoon victims in the Bicol Region, providing PHP7.4 million in cash assistance to more than a thousand individuals.