Hunger did not begin with the energy crisis, and it is not primarily about food shortage. It is about affordability. Today, 20.5% of Filipinos experience involuntary hunger not because food is unavailable, but because they simply cannot afford to eat. This is more than a food issue; it is an economic and systemic challenge that demands our collective attention, our honest reflection, and our sustained action. When families must choose between paying for electricity, transport

In a powerful and timely article, our Founder and Chairperson, Ms. Cherrie Atilano, highlights the indispensable role of women across our food systems, from mangrove stewards who protect coastal ecosystems to culinary innovators who transform local ingredients into nourishing, culturally-rooted meals. This is not merely an observation; it is a clear call to action that investing in women is not optional, it is essential to building resilient communities, protecting our ecosys

Photo Courtesy of Tatler Asia We celebrate with profound gratitude and immense pride as our Founder and Chairperson, Ms. Cherrie Atilano, has been recognized as Tatler Most Influential Philippines 2025 for her transformative work in advancing inclusive and regenerative agriculture in the Philippines. This prestigious honor is more than an individual achievement; it is a testament to the power of purpose-driven leadership, the resilience of farming communities, and the undenia