Fresh produce and thriving local enterprises take center stage at the “Kadiwa ng Pangulo” project, bringing affordable and quality agricultural products closer to the communities every Saturday.
The Integrated Cycling Federation of the Philippines aims for bigger and bolder heights in 2025, bidding to host the Asian BMX Championships and the International Cycling Union World Cup.
The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation launches the “Konsulta Package” in Apayao province, providing essential health services to residents under the Universal Health Care law.
President Bongbong Marcos reaffirms commitment to uplifting Filipinos’ lives through government assistance, prioritizing support for medium and small businesses.
The government urged to enhance technical and vocational education and training programs, focusing on higher-level certifications and industry partnerships for better job prospects.
The Department of National Defense collaborated with the United Nations to tackle complex humanitarian issues, emphasizing disaster risk reduction and management of the country.
Sagay and Sipalay were chosen as pilot sites for the Department of Agriculture’s PalaySikatan project, enhancing rice production with modern technologies.
The Marcos administration plans to implement innovative strategies to combat the effects of El Niño on agriculture, including rainwater harvesting and irrigation improvements.
The Government awaits the passage of bills to modernize the salt industry, bringing new regulations and development to benefit producers and consumers.
The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office encourages local government units to utilize shares for nutrition programs as the country observes National Nutrition Month.
The Kidapawan City government launches a PHP7-million streetlight project funded through local governance incentives to enhance road safety and attract business investments.
Rice farmers in Negros Occidental receive PHP147.64 million in cash aid through the Rice Farmers Financial Assistance program, supporting their income affected by the Rice Tariffication Law.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development calls on lawmakers to support the Community-Driven Development Bill, empowering communities to implement much-needed programs and projects.
Senator Jinggoy Estrada pushed a bill to declare Baclaran Church a heritage site and tourist destination, preserving its cultural and spiritual significance.
Senate Majority Leader Joel Villanueva calls for financial aid to empower small enterprises and drive the Philippine economy toward sustainable growth.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources holds multistakeholder dialogue on reclamation, aiming to identify best practices and enhance existing policies for sustainable development.
Over 1,500 low-income earners receive cash assistance and essential goods, as Senator Bong Go leads the groundbreaking of a PHP11.5M super health center.