The Government awaits the passage of bills to modernize the salt industry, bringing new regulations and development to benefit producers and consumers.
The Marcos administration plans to implement innovative strategies to combat the effects of El Niño on agriculture, including rainwater harvesting and irrigation improvements.
A total of 700 Rice Farmers in Agusan del Norte receive free rice seeds, boosting agricultural development with the support of the Philippine Rice Research Institute and the local government.
Over 1,500 low-income earners receive cash assistance and essential goods, as Senator Bong Go leads the groundbreaking of a PHP11.5M super health center.
The Kidapawan City government launches a PHP7-million streetlight project funded through local governance incentives to enhance road safety and attract business investments.
More than 6,000 households in Antique province validated for possible inclusion in the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program, with more on the waiting list.
Rice farmers in Negros Occidental receive PHP147.64 million in cash aid through the Rice Farmers Financial Assistance program, supporting their income affected by the Rice Tariffication Law.
The Commission on Population Development calls on local government units to appoint barangay population volunteers to strengthen family planning programs and access to services in Eastern Visayas.