The Mountain Province Health Board adopted measures aimed at improving resource use and delivering more consistent services, especially in geographically disadvantaged areas.
The donated property will provide additional space for expanding hospital facilities and increasing healthcare capacity for patients across Pangasinan and nearby communities.
The platform connects Filipino communities with biotechnology innovations and potential research partners that may help address specific local agriculture and environmental needs.
The renewed ASEAN-UK partnership focuses on open markets, financial services, clean energy, digital cooperation, and stronger economic resilience across the region.
Closer economic ties with Australia and New Zealand are being pursued as the Philippines seeks stronger regional cooperation through ASEAN amid global shifts.
The city’s recyclables exchange program gives residents practical incentives to separate reusable materials while supporting broader efforts to reduce solid waste.
Qualified patients at participating private hospitals may receive MAIFIP support for inpatient, outpatient, surgical, laboratory, rehabilitation, and other covered medical services.
The city collected more than 645 kilograms of electronic waste as residents increasingly chose safer disposal methods for old and unwanted electronic devices.
The ministers emphasized open trade routes as essential for maintaining the movement of goods, energy supplies, and other critical products across the region.
More than 140 Central Luzon businesses will showcase their products, creating opportunities to meet new customers and expand their presence beyond regional markets.
The Digital Economy Framework Agreement could provide ASEAN members with common ground for cooperation on AI, emerging technologies, and regional digital commerce.
DSWD-Caraga distributed PHP3.6 million in livelihood grants to 12 associations from eight Butuan barangays, providing additional capital for sustainable enterprise development.