Update on MCC Kayantabe’s BAgong pag-asa LAyon para sa mga kapatid na KATutubo Project

August 15, 2023

15 August 2023—The joint initiatives of MCC and City Agriculture Office in Sitio Haduan for its continuing project BAgong pag-asa LAyon para sa mga kapatid na KATutubo included the continuation of the Farmer Field School, a Consultation Meeting of Elders focused on RSBSA registration, an orientation for new farmers, the preservation of cultural heritage, and Gender and Development (GAD) Project and Practice Sessions. These efforts aimed to empower the community, foster agricultural growth, and preserve cultural identity. Together, they exemplified the commitment to community progress in Sitio Haduan.

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