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Simplifying permit procedures key to promoting clean energy investments.

The local government's "Iloilo Blooms: Bulak sa Pag-USWAG" project seeks to blend ecology and enhance urban aesthetics.

The city government has implemented a garbage trap to collect waste in a major waterway, primarily from coastal village residents.

AGRI Party-list Rep. Wilbert T. Lee emphasizes the role of agricultural sector enhancement and empowerment of farmers and fisherfolk in attaining the nutrition targets outlined in the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition 2023-2028.

Negros Occidental advanced its renewable energy efforts with solar panels and water pumps.

Supporting local fishing communities, the Department of Agriculture distributed 15 new 62-footer fishing vessels to qualified fisherfolk associations.

Negros Oriental responds to market trends with cacao and coffee push.

The Million Trees Foundation, Inc. is set to plant more than 2.7 million trees across the Philippines in 2025, bolstering water resources.

The spread of malunggay continues across the city's roadsides, backyards, and schools, highlighting its importance in food and medicine.

A new project to mitigate climate change impacts was announced by the DSWD.