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On Day 2 of a regenerative agriculture training in Del Carmen, Siargao, farmers collected soil samples, planted seedlings, and learned nursery management techniques. What the second day looked like The second day of Para sa Isla: Capacity Building on Regenerative Agriculture and Organizational Development did not begin with a lecture. It began with bags of soil, potting media, and seedlings. Participants moved through two hands-on stations. At one, Ms. Serica Joy C. Dadios of

Eighty farmers in Del Carmen, Siargao trained in regenerative agriculture and organizational development under the EU-PH Green Economy Partnership. The Women’s Center, filled The Del Carmen Women’s Center was built to hold trainings like this one. Rebuilt after Super Typhoon Odette tore through Siargao in 2021, the facility now hosts women-led agriculture and livelihood sessions, stores produce in a cold room, and doubles as a disaster response hub. On the first morning of th

AGREA Executive Director Christine Jodloman served on the Board of Judges for the Rural Improvement Club category, while Founder Cherrie Atilano chaired the Outstanding Farmer and Fisherfolk Family category at the 51st Gawad Saka Awards. A seat at the table where excellence is recognized The Gawad Saka is the Department of Agriculture’s highest recognition program for excellence in agriculture and fisheries. Established in 1970, it honors individuals, groups, and institutions