The Philippine Post

Agusan del Norte partnered with the United Nations Development Program, developing disaster response and climate resilience.

Three provincial hospitals in Cebu received the “Hall of Fame” award for consistent improvement in serving the people.

New cold storage facilities in Ilocos Norte were built to reduce post-harvest losses for tomato growers and fishery associations.

The United States trained over 100 English teachers nationwide to reach 7,000 teachers and 250,000 students.

A successful trade fair in Antique inspires farmers and small businesses to increase vegetable and agricultural production.

Pampanga City launched a livelihood program to provide opportunities for persons with disabilities and solo parents to start businesses.

The Philippines and the United States collaborated to enhance air transport connectivity and modernize bilateral aviation partnerships.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development received a budget of PHP7.68 billion for providing cash assistance.

President Marcos Jr. assures the sugar industry’s stakeholders of putting a premium on local production amid scheduled plans to import 150,000 metric tons of sugar.

Senator Grace Poe said power firms granted with a franchise and permits carry the colossal task of providing reliable electricity at all times.