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Local Climate Change Action Plans To Make LGUs Disaster-Resilient

Building climate resilience from the ground up, local climate change action plans amplify efforts in disaster-vulnerable areas nationwide.

CHED To Boost Digital Education Amid Robust China-ASEAN Ties

Seizing opportunities and fortifying digital education, the Commission on Higher Education remains committed to ASEAN-China partnership in creating an inclusive future of digital learning.

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Farewell, media icon: Heartfelt tributes pour in for veteran news anchor Mike Enriquez’s impactful legacy and passing.

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Senator Cynthia Villar empowers farmers through Villar Farm Schools, revolutionizing the agricultural sector and ensuring food security for all.

PBBM Orders Use Of ‘Legal Tools’ To Make Rice Affordable

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Senator Go praises the Philippines’ successful hosting of the FIBA World Cup, boosting tourism and investment opportunities in the country.

87 Public Schools In Surigao Receive PHP1.2 Million Repair Materials

Over 87 schools in Surigao receive PHP1.2M worth of construction materials for repairs and painting before classes start.

ILO Program Helps Iloilo IPs Process Agri Products To Earn More

Indigenous peoples in Tubungan, Iloilo empowered with food processing skills to boost income and create a sustainable future.

Over 2.1M Public School Learners Back To School In Central Luzon

Central Luzon welcomes back over 2.1 million students in the first full face-to-face classes since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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