The Department of Agriculture is seeking greater funding to expand food security efforts while supporting agricultural production and protecting farmer incomes across the country.
The Sept. 3 school safety drill will emphasize preparedness while keeping learners’ physical and psychological well-being a central consideration throughout the exercise.
Cheaper feedstock options could help Philippine bioethanol compete with imports while reducing potential competition for crops also needed by other domestic industries.
For Rep. Ching Bernos, the PHP9.75 billion release provides timely financial support that state universities and colleges across the Philippines currently need.
President Marcos highlighted the sacrifices of the country’s heroes while encouraging Filipinos to continue their legacy through service, responsibility, and nation-building.
Speaker Dy called for shared responsibility in nation-building, emphasizing that every Filipino can contribute to shaping a stronger and more prosperous Philippines.
Regional connectivity remains an important part of economic growth as the Philippines calls for faster implementation of infrastructure projects under ASEAN’s strategic plan.
Nearly PHP9.7 billion in investments and new jobs could come from four newly proclaimed ecozones as the government expands opportunities for investors.
Stronger learning recovery remains DepEd’s goal as it expands the ARAL Program following study findings that cited progress within the basic education system.
The DSWD explained the pricing and procurement of family food packs while emphasizing competitive bidding and an actual content cost of less than PHP800.