Filipinos can now search for locally developed biotechnology solutions through a platform designed to make research more accessible for practical community applications.
The five-day trade fair brings Central Luzon products to Metro Manila as participating entrepreneurs pursue wider market reach and stronger sales opportunities.
The government prioritizes food and water supply security as part of their national adaptation plan to combat climate change, explains Secretary Loyzaga.
Ilocos Norte is set to enhance its agriculture sector with PHP305 million, establishing dams and irrigation systems to combat climate change impacts on farmers.
Marine Conservation Philippines has shown commitment by collecting 13 million pieces of plastic along the shores of Negros Oriental over the past decade.