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4,698 results for “Fisherfolk Displacement”
The Department of Agriculture distributed P4.3 billion in assistance and services to 542,000 beneficiaries across 269 LGUs under Handog ng Pangulo 2026.
Tacloban fisherfolk are resisting the demolition of shoreline homes in Fisherman’s Village, arguing their houses are vital to their fishing livelihood and…
BDO Foundation brings financial literacy and formal banking access to more than 50 fisherfolk in Batanes through practical training on saving, budgeting, debt…
Two municipal fisherfolk ask the Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling affirming the unconstitutionality of FAO 266, warning that its invalidation could…
Residents of Baseco Compound in Tondo, Manila continue their daily fishing activities despite strong waves crashing against the seawall as the enhanced…
Four years into the Marcos administration, fisherfolk say they are still left with empty nets and broken promises as local fish production drops 15.3%. Pwersa…
BFAR launches the Alliance of Fisherfolk for Truthful Information and Narratives on the West Philippine Sea (ATIN WPS), empowering coastal communities to…
Marking 10 years since the 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award, Sen. Loren Legarda underscores how the ruling safeguards Filipino fisherfolk, food security and…
Quezon City Government and the Atin Ito Coalition on Sunday unveiled the country's first public monument dedicated to Filipino fisherfolk who continue to…
Hundreds of Zambales fisherfolk, led by the Atin Ito Coalition, formed a giant Philippine flag in the West Philippine Sea to mark the 10th anniversary of the…
BFAR is expanding fuel assistance and climate-resilient investments to help Filipino fisherfolk cut costs, boost productivity, and secure the country’s fish…
The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) in Cagayan is enlisting fisherfolk as force multipliers to curb sea-borne drug smuggling along the northeastern…
In many ways, seafood is one of the purest connections between Filipinos and the sea. It reflects the country’s geography, culture and resilience.
