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NAPC: Stronger Collective Action Needed To Keep Lower Poverty Rate

Collective action against poverty remains necessary despite the lower national incidence, according to NAPC following the release of the latest PSA figures.

PBBM Calls For Unity, Civic Action To Uphold Ninoy’s Legacy

National unity and civic engagement are being encouraged as ways for Filipinos to carry forward democratic values associated with Ninoy Aquino's legacy.

DSWD Delivers PHP1.09 Billion Worth Of Aid To Cyclone-Affected Families

PHP1.09 billion worth of assistance has reached affected families as part of the continuing humanitarian response to recent severe weather disturbances.

Sugar Importation Just A Tool For Market, Price Stabilization

The domestic sugar sector remains a key consideration as the DA clarifies the limited role of imports in market and price stabilization.

DSWD On Blue Alert Ahead Of Expected Tropical Cyclone

Early preparation remains a priority as DSWD keeps disaster response teams on alert for the possible effects of the new tropical cyclone.

Government Aid Reaches PHP800 Million As PBBM Convenes Cabinet For Flood Measures

The administration is discussing broader flood measures while continuing to deliver relief and humanitarian support to communities affected by recent heavy rains.

60 Pilot Agencies Complete CSC Environment, Social, Governance Courses

Sixty pilot agencies have completed a key stage of PRIME-ESG training as the CSC promotes meritocracy, excellence, sustainability, and responsible governance.

Walang Gutom Program Creates Opportunities For Livelihood Associations

The Walang Gutom Program connects food assistance with local livelihood development, supporting both vulnerable families and small community enterprises.

Private Sector Employers May Suspend Work During Weather Disturbances

Severe weather may lead to temporary private sector work suspensions when employers determine that continuing operations could place employees at risk.

Face-To-Face Classes Suspended In Over 9K Schools Amid ‘Habagat’ Rains

Class suspensions were implemented in more than 9,000 public schools as authorities prioritized school community safety amid continuing habagat rains.

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