The Philippine Post

Fishermen in Sagay City received Pho745,000 in assistance to boost shellfish production during the closed fishing season.

The Laguna provincial government launches a food security initiative, distributing free fingerlings to aquaculturists, ensuring a prosperous future for fisherfolk.

The Department of Education’s inaugural Catch-up Friday celebrates a successful DEAR focus, fostering joyful reading environments and engaging students and teachers nationwide for improvement in education.

Canada boosts development assistance to the Philippines with a $15 million investment for climate and health Initiatives.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. expresses hope for strengthened collaboration with foreign allies and partners, envisioning a future of shared growth and prosperity for the Philippines.

The Department of Education clarifies that the MATATAG Curriculum is more than just enhancing performance in international assessments like PISA. It’s a holistic approach to uplift Filipino learners’ overall excellence.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. advocates for technology adoption in schools and teacher specialization to elevate the quality of learning for Filipino students.

Senator Christopher “Bong” Go underscores the vital importance of prioritizing nutrition, particularly for those facing health challenges.

The Regional Development Council advocates for a more transparent procurement process for the power supply requirements of electric cooperatives.

DOST Secretary Renato Solidum expresses the department’s commitment to assisting the vegetable industry in tackling wastage through food processing and research.