Edible Landscaping promotes Filipino household food production
The Edible Landscaping (EL) model developed by the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) is being promoted to help Filipino households produce their own food to address food security in the country.
Cheapest RT-PCR swab, antigen tests for Covid offered to Cebu Pacific passengers
The cheapest RT-PCR swab and antigen tests for Covid-19 are now available to passengers of Cebu Pacific (CEB).
Mobile Library gives free use of gadgets, books for schoolchildren in Ilocos Norte
A mobile library is roaming Ilocos Norte to provide free use of distance learning tools and books to Filipino schoolchildren amid the new normal in education.
Biggest All-Filipino book fair AKLATAN goes virtual for 2021
The biggest All-Filipino book fair, "AKLATAN" is going virtual this year to promote local literature and support writers and publishers in the country.
LIST: 40k Job vacancies in online fair on Philippine Independence Day
Following is the list of online portals with 40,000 job vacancies offered on Philippine Independence Day, June 12, 2021.
Filipino farmers start exporting okra to South Korea
The Philippines has expanded its exportation of "okra" or lady's fingers to South Korea to help provide additional income to Filipino farmers and agripreneurs during the pandemic.
Hand-built giant solar artworks for World Environment Day light up SM MOA Globe
Four giant solar artworks hand-built by the Liter of Light and its volunteers for the United Nations World Environment Day are lighting up SM Mall of Asia (MOA) on Saturday night, June 5, 2021.
DepEd’s new science teachers are DOST scholar-graduates
The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines is allocating 674 teaching positions for Department of Science and Technology (DOST) scholar-graduates who will start their service by August 2021 or before the opening of classes.
Project Luntian Cavite launches environmental awareness series
Project Luntian Cavite has been launched as an environmental awareness series led by Professor Julio Castillo of Chiang Kai Shek College and his students, residents, and other individuals in the province.
Philippines’ landmark lead paint regulation shortlisted for Future Policy Award
The Philippines' landmark lead paint regulation has been shortlisted for the Future Policy Award 2021 (FPA 2021) given by the World Future Council (WFC).
Cagayan Valley textile innovation facility promotes native natural fibers
Cagayan Valley is set to be the site of a new textile innovation facility that promotes the local production and use of native natural fibers from the Philippines.
Post Office resolves undelivered parcels, achieves zero backlogs
The Philippine Postal Corporation (Post Office) has announced that it has achieved zero backlogs of undelivered letters and parcels in Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Cavite, Palawan, and Batanes.
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