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Philippine Dairy Industry Posts Strong H1 2026 Growth

Multiple areas of the local dairy industry moved higher in the first half, signaling stronger production activity and improving value at the farm level.

PCIC Set To Settle PHP36 Million In Insurance Claims For Storm-Hit Farmers

Farmers affected by Luis, Maymay, and the habagat are set to receive PHP36 million in insurance support for documented farmland damage.

Fisheries Output Up By 2 Percent To 1.03M Metric Tons In Q2 2026

Improved performance in municipal and commercial fisheries provided the main lift to the country's 2 percent increase in second-quarter production.

Relief Augmentation For LGUs Affected By Luis, Maymay Continues

Support for affected families remains central to relief operations as additional resources reach local governments responding to the impact of recent storms.

DepEd Set To Release Initial PHP19 Million For Repair Of Damaged Schools

Students in disaster-affected communities stand to benefit as initial recovery funding supports the repair and reopening of damaged school facilities.

PBBM Expands Social Protection Access For Government COS, JO Workers

The expanded contribution option aims to support greater financial security among government COS and JO workers through easier access to social protection programs.

Marcos Admin Eyes 210 Evacuation Centers Nationwide

The proposed 210 evacuation centers aim to address recurring shelter needs while helping keep schools available for students and regular classes.

PCW Opens CODI Summit 2026, Urges Safer, Equitable Workplaces

From government agencies to private companies, institutions are being encouraged to strengthen protections that support safer and more equitable workplaces.

Palace To Teachers: Stay Professional, Avoid Posting Learners Online

Professional conduct extends into digital spaces, where teachers are expected to respect learner privacy while exercising responsible social media practices.

Senator Legarda Appeals For Prevention-First Approach To Recurring Floods

A stronger focus on prevention could help shift flood management from repeated recovery efforts toward lasting protection for vulnerable communities.

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