Luzon

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

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

More Bataan fisherfolk undergo Fisheries Law Enforcement Training to become volunteers for protecting marine resources.

The educational department in Bicol recently discussed the revision the Learning Recovery Plan to provide improved learning programs to students.

For the first time in more than a decade, a new platform for IP groups to promote their harvests has been added to the annual summer trade fair in Ilocos.

Over 300 graduating high school and college students in Marinduque have just completed a DOLE seminar about the workplace environment.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Bicol has awarded seed capital funds to four new eligible cooperatives in Sorsogon.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources disperses 120,000 fingerlings in Central Luzon rivers to repopulate indigenous fish species and benefit fisherfolk.

Senator Bong Go renewed the call for improvement in the fire prevention campaign and provided relief assistance to fire victims in Rizal.

Over 3,000 Pampanga farmers received cash assistance under a rice fund program supporting agricultural sustainability.