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DOST Ramps Up Water Tech Solutions Vs El Niño

The DOST is bringing together researchers, innovators, government agencies and industry stakeholders to promote science and technology applications.

Siargao Climate Field School To Train 60 Farmers, Fisherfolk

The new field school aims to improve climate preparedness among farmers and fisherfolk through practical learning and scientific resources.

New Stripping Machines To Enhance Abaca Output In Southern Leyte

Improved disease management and post-harvest practices are among the measures identified by PhilFIDA to increase abaca productivity.

DENR Taps Bamboo, Water Impounding Systems To Protect Farms From El Niño

The DENR is expanding nature-based measures to help upland farmers conserve water and protect agricultural lands during El Niño.

NDRRMC: Agriculture Damage In 10 Regions Due To El Niño Now At PHP6.5 Billion

Local governments are being urged to strengthen backup power systems and prepare adequate fuel supplies during El Niño.

NIA-8 Assures Farmers Of Water Supply Amid Drought Threat

The agency is working with local government units to identify measures that could reduce the effects of irrigation water shortages.
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DSWD Builds PHP40-M Warehouse In Northern Samar Town

The Department of Social Welfare and Development announces plans for a PHP40-million multipurpose satellite warehouse in Allen, Northern Samar, bolstering disaster response capabilities.

MWSS Implements Water Source Security Roadmap

The Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System takes proactive steps towards water security with the implementation of a comprehensive roadmap

Solon: Congress Has Prerogative To Fund Sucs To Continue SHS Program

House leader asserts Congress prerogative to allocate funds for state universities and colleges offering senior high school programs on a case-by-case basis.

Over 1K Farmers In Antique Claim Insurance Due To El Niño

Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation diligently validating claims for 1,752 farmers in Antique affected by El Niño.

Summer Jobs Available For Indigent Students In Baguio

Baguio City government opens doors for 300 underprivileged students with summer employment through SPES 2024.

March-May Possibly Warmest, Likely Up To 40 °C

Buckle up for a heat surge! The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration predicts soaring temperatures up to 40°C in certain regions from March to April.