The grants reached 12 PAMANA associations in eight barangays, supporting community enterprises aimed at creating sustainable livelihoods and stronger economic opportunities.
The CCC is preparing institutional improvements aimed at responding more effectively to growing climate risks and accelerating the delivery of climate programs.
Maritime decarbonization will be a key focus of an ASEAN conference co-hosted by the Philippines to support a more sustainable regional shipping industry.
Alternative livelihood opportunities for Leyte residents are being explored through PhilFIDA’s promotion of abaca bag making and other locally produced fiber-based handicrafts.
More coconut trees are targeted for planting across the country as public and private sector partners work toward strengthening the future of Philippine coconut farming.
Climate challenges are being addressed in Ilocos Norte through food gardens aimed at making households and communities more resilient and self-sufficient in food production.
Water conservation and climate adaptation come together in an initiative bringing rainwater harvesting systems to five elementary schools in Southern Negros.