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News and Updates


Indigenous Women in BARMM Are Building Food Security. A New WFP-Backed Project Is Supporting Them.
AGREA Foundation is partnering with the World Food Programme to support Indigenous and rural women in BARMM through nutrition-sensitive agriculture, climate-resilient training, and market-linked cooperatives. The work is already underway In Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Sur, women's associations and cooperatives are not waiting for a program to tell them what their communities need. They are already organizing: pooling resources, managing farms, processing produce


Inside the 32-Day Training That Turns Coconut Farmers Into Organic Agriculture Practitioners
Twenty-one Coconut Farmers Scholarship Program trainees are midway through a 32-day Organic Agriculture Production NC II course at AGREA Farm School in Marinduque. Here is what they are learning. What a training day looks like The work is not abstract. Trainees in AGREA Farm School's Organic Agriculture Production NC II program spend their days formulating organic concoctions, mixing fertilizer, preparing land, and sowing seeds. The classroom sessions explain the why; the far


Del Carmen and Baybay City Earn Top 10 Honors at Walang Gutom Awards 2026
Del Carmen, Surigao del Norte and Baybay City, Leyte—both SPACES Project partners were named Top 10 awardees at the 2026 Walang Gutom Awards for their food security programs. Two partner LGUs, one shared recognition The 2026 Walang Gutom Awards recognized 20 local government units across the Philippines for anti-hunger initiatives. Two of the Top 10 awardees are LGUs we work alongside through the SPACES Project: the Municipality of Del Carmen in Surigao del Norte and Baybay
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