Better waste management at household and community levels is central to DENR’s call as volunteers prepare to join coastal cleanup activities nationwide.
DSWD-Negros Island Region extended PHP2.4 million in seed capital to four associations pursuing livelihood projects for farmers, vendors, and their communities.
Faster assistance for flood-affected farmers is being pursued by the DA to help agricultural communities recover sooner and keep local production moving forward.
World Vision in the Philippines released its Year 2021 impact report, which shows how its numerous child-focused and community-based programs have reached millions of children in over 30 provinces across the country.
Non-governmental organizations continue to call for greater cooperation between NGOs and the private and public sectors in taking on some of the world’s greatest humanitarian challenges.
A month after Typhoon Odette struck the Philippines, causing billions of dollars in damage to agriculture and infrastructure, World Vision provided life-saving help to almost 9,000 families, including 10,912 children, in the typhoon's hardest-hit provinces.
“Sustainability means leaving something for our children,” says guest speaker Ryan Fabay, Mindanao State University Faculty, in the recently concluded Climate Change Summit in Cotabato City.