Local food production is receiving greater attention in Ilocos Norte as communities face the growing effects of climate change on household food security.
Local farmers and entrepreneurs are in focus as DOST-13 demonstrates how science and technology can contribute to productivity and regional economic development.
The National Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Program received more than PHP13.9 million to expand farming activities within urban communities across Caraga.
Five public elementary schools in Kabankalan City are gaining rainwater harvesting systems to support school water needs and improve conservation practices.
Climate resilience and regional security are becoming increasingly connected as communities across ASEAN continue facing growing risks linked to climate change.
A more sustainable response to hunger is being pursued through programs combining urban agriculture, community participation, and livelihood opportunities.