DSWD Urges Walang Gutom Beneficiaries to Attend 3K Sessions or Risk Losing Aid
The DSWD has issued a strict reminder to beneficiaries of the Walang Gutom Program, emphasizing the importance of attending 3K sessions to maintain their food aid eligibility. Non-compliance could lead to a loss of benefits, raising concerns about food security for those in need.
WFP PH Chief Regis Chapman Discusses Food Security Challenges Amid Global Conflicts
Regis Chapman of the World Food Programme highlights the growing food security risks in the Philippines due to escalating global tensions and climate phenomena. With local production declining, the nation faces a stark challenge to ensure sustainable food supplies.
Imported Rice Price Set at P50 per Kilogram Amid Economic Pressures
In a move to stabilize rice prices amid rising inflation, President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. has imposed a price cap on imported rice. The measure is part of broader efforts to combat market manipulation and protect consumers during an energy emergency.
ASEAN Leaders Prioritize Food Security, Energy, and Maritime Safety in Joint Statement
ASEAN leaders have adopted a joint statement enhancing cooperation on food supply, energy security, and maritime safety, addressing global tensions and trade impacts.
Marcos Addresses ASEAN Leaders on Urgent Regional Issues at 48th Summit
In his opening statement at the 48th ASEAN Summit, President Marcos calls for urgent collective action to address the ongoing Middle East crisis and its repercussions on Southeast Asia.
Marcos Calls for ASEAN Unity to Ensure Energy and Food Security
During the 48th ASEAN Summit, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged regional leaders to prioritize energy and food security amidst global disruptions. His call for unity highlights the need for increased cooperation in renewable energy and trade.
ASEAN Summit 2026: What to Expect in Cebu
The 48th ASEAN Summit in Cebu will gather leaders from Southeast Asia to tackle pressing global issues. Key topics include energy security and the impact of the Iran conflict.
El Niño Unveils Short-Term Solutions, Ignoring Long-Term Resilience Needs
The Philippines' response to the looming Super El Niño reveals a pattern of short-term fixes in agriculture. Experts warn that these measures fall short of addressing systemic vulnerabilities and food security risks.