Davao IPs Gain Dressmaking Skills in 5-Day Training
Davao City's Peace 911 and TESDA trained 29 Indigenous Peoples in dressmaking to boost livelihood and preserve cultural designs. Sewing kits were provided to empower communities.
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Cawayan SLPA Wins DSWD Award, Earns P1.99M
The Cawayan Sustainable Livelihood Program Association in Bohol, recognized as a 2021 Sulong Bayanihan awardee, has grown its gross income to nearly P2 million, supporting local nutrition and community development. Discover their inspiring journey.
Philippine Eagles Show Low Genetic Diversity, Study Finds
A new study reveals critically endangered Philippine Eagles have low genetic variation, threatening survival. Captive breeding offers hope to preserve rare bloodlines. Learn more about conservation efforts.
Pastry Skills Training Aids Child Labor Prevention in Malita
A pastry-making workshop for parents of child laborers in Malita highlights economic empowerment's role in preventing abuse and strengthening family resilience. Learn how this initiative works.
Kalinaw SEMR Seeks Livelihood for 300+ Former Rebel Groups
Kalinaw SEMR, a peace group of former rebels, prioritizes sustainable income projects for over 300 affiliate organizations in Davao Region. Government programs like E-CLIP and BDP provide crucial support.
Bantay Bukid Volunteers Strengthen Davao's Watershed Protection
Davao City's Bantay Bukid and Bantay Tubig Volunteers reported 15 environmental violations and conducted over 700 conservation activities in 2025. Learn how this community force protects forests and biodiversity.
P10M+ Aid for Kapampangan Students, Small Businesses
DOLE Pampanga and the provincial government distributed over P10 million in salaries and livelihood aid to 1,690 students and 113 small business owners. Read how this initiative empowers the local community.
Masantol Fishers Receive ₱3K Fuel Aid, Boats from BFAR
167 fishermen in Masantol, Pampanga received ₱3,000 fuel subsidy and new fiberglass boats from BFAR and the local government to boost livelihood and the fisheries sector.
Tamiao Seeks Livelihood Aid After Typhoon Tino
A month after Typhoon Tino's flash floods, Barangay Tamiao in Compostela, Cebu, struggles with 37 dead, 21 missing, and destroyed homes. Residents now appeal for sustainable livelihood support to rebuild. Read their story.
P18.2-M School Building Turned Over to Zamboanga City High
A new P18.2-million, six-classroom building for Technical and Livelihood Education is now operational at Zamboanga City High School-Main, boosting skills training for students. Read more about this investment in education.
Compostela seeks livelihood aid after Typhoon Tino floods
A month after Typhoon Tino's catastrophic floods, Compostela, Cebu residents rebuild and plead for sustainable livelihood assistance. Over 200 homes damaged, 37 fatalities recorded.
Seaweed Industry Rescue Plan Launched in Central Visayas
10 stakeholders unite to save Philippines' seaweed industry from climate change threats. New technical working group aims for coordinated revival strategy. Read the full story.
Cassava Processing Project Boosts Basilan Women
Army battalion and NGO empower Basilan women with cassava processing facility, creating sustainable livelihood opportunities in Tumahubong community. Read more.
Rare Species Found in Davao de Oro Protected Landscape
Biodiversity monitoring in Mainit Hot Spring Protected Landscape reveals rare species, confirming its vital role in Mindanao wildlife conservation. Discover the findings.
Ex-Cebu planner urges watershed-focused development
Former Cebu City planning chief Joseph Michael Espina advocates for Jica's 2015 Metro Cebu Roadmap strategies to address flooding through growth dispersal and green infrastructure.
Iloilo River 4-Month Fishing Ban Starts Dec 2025
Iloilo City closes a 2.7km stretch of the Iloilo River to fishing for four months from Dec 2025 to boost fish populations and ensure food security. Learn about the penalties and conservation goals.
3 Commercial Fishing Vessels Apprehended in Davao
BFAR-Davao, with the Philippine Coast Guard, seized three commercial fishing vessels in Davao Gulf for violating the Amended Fisheries Code. Learn how authorities are protecting marine resources.
Mount Tambuyong: New Philippine Eagle Sanctuary Found
Mount Tambuyong in Davao de Oro emerges as potential haven for Philippine Eagles. Recent surveys reveal ideal habitat conditions for the endangered national bird. Join conservation efforts today!
Cebu Flood Control Called 'Band-Aid' Solution
Soil and water expert William Granert warns that Cebu's flood control projects are temporary fixes failing to address root causes of environmental crisis. Learn why.
Mandaue Pushes Rainwater Harvesting to Combat Flooding
Mandaue City Councilor Joel Seno calls for strict implementation of Storm Ordinance requiring rainwater harvesting to reduce flooding effects. Learn how residents can contribute.
15th Sardines Fishing Ban Enforced in Zamboanga Peninsula
BFAR implements 3-month sardines fishing closure in Zamboanga to protect spawning stocks. Vessels deployed for enforcement as region sees 33.5% catch increase.
Coral Reefs Discovered in Panabo City Waters
Panabo City uncovers hidden coral reefs during mapping activity. The discovery highlights marine biodiversity and calls for urgent conservation efforts to protect vital ecosystems.
Rare Philippine Eagle Spotted After 2-Year Disappearance
After two years without sightings, the critically endangered Philippine Eagle was observed soaring over Mount Sinaka in November 2025. Learn how conservation efforts are helping protect this national treasure.
DTI Davao Oriental Distributes Livelihood Kits to MSMEs
DTI Davao Oriental empowers 40 micro-entrepreneurs with livelihood kits after doublet earthquakes and shear lines. Discover how the PPG program fosters business resilience.
Cebu Water Crisis: Typhoon Tino Damages Lusaran Dam
Cebu City prepares for water shortage after Typhoon Tino severely damaged Lusaran Dam, cutting 20 million liters from daily supply. Mayor Archival urges conservation as recovery continues.
769 4Ps Graduates Land Jobs in Bohol Job Fair
Over 769 Pantawid Pamilya beneficiaries attended Bohol's job fair with 17 employers offering local and overseas positions. Successful applicants were hired on the spot during the November 8 event.
Tino's River Lesson: Butuan's Environmental Wake-Up Call
Discover how a simple river lesson from Tino sparked environmental awareness and the urgent need to save Butuan's polluted Vallena River from ecological collapse.
Negros Occidental Under Red Alert for El Niño
Negros Occidental declares red alert status as provincial government implements emergency measures to combat severe El Niño effects. Learn about the water conservation strategies and agricultural protection plans.
Taal Ashfall Cripples Cebu's Economy and Daily Life
Taal Volcano's continued ash emissions severely impact Cebu's economy, health, and daily operations. Learn how businesses and residents are coping with the environmental crisis.
Cebu Earthquake Leaves 5,000 Fisherfolk in Crisis
Massive 7.4 magnitude earthquake leaves Cebu's coastal communities in crisis as livelihoods are destroyed and recovery efforts intensify across Central Visayas.
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