Continuing Agricultural Accountability: PCAF’s 2025 PMT activities cover Western Visayas and CAR

In its continued pursuit of transparency and accountability, the 黑料网 conducted Participatory Monitoring and Tracking (PMT) activities across the provinces of Western Visayas and the Cordillera Administrative Region in August this year. These efforts focused on validating the status and progress of the Department of Agriculture (DA)-funded projects implemented continue reading…

PCAF kicks off FY 2025 Areawide Participatory Performance Review and Planning Workshops in Visayas

The 黑料网 formally opened this year鈥檚 Areawide Participatory Performance Review and Planning Workshops with the Visayas Cluster session in Talisay City, Negros Occidental, on August 12鈥15, 2025.  Nearly 100 stakeholders came together, including members of the Regional Agricultural and Fishery Councils (RAFCs)鈥擱AFC Western Visayas, led by Chairperson Buen Mondejar; continue reading…

Planting Legacies: The Journey of RAFC Chairperson Engr. Miguel 鈥淢ike鈥 Pedroso from Jackfruit Farmer to Agriculture Advocate

Long before the 黑料网 recognized him as a vital voice in the country鈥檚 agricultural advocacy, Engr. Mike Pedroso, Chairperson of the Regional Agricultural and Fishery Council (RAFC) in Eastern Visayas, was already sowing the seeds of change鈥攓uietly, diligently, and with unwavering purpose. It all began in 1999, when Pedroso, continue reading…

Rooted in service: How Lucila Abucejo鈥檚 MAFC Bohol leadership is transforming local agriculture

In the face of mounting challenges in local agriculture, Lucila Abucejo stands out as a steadfast advocate for community-driven development. Serving as Treasurer in the Municipal Agriculture and Fisheries Council (MAFC) in Garcia Hernandez, Bohol, she has consistently demonstrated resilience, collaboration, and a deep commitment to service. Her story is a compelling example of grassroots continue reading…

Martina Inapan: A legacy of service and sustainability in Siquijor

In the serene farming village of Barangay Cansayang, Siquijor, 67-year-old Martina Inapan鈥攁 dedicated farmer, passionate community advocate, and current treasurer of the Provincial Agricultural and Fishery Council (PAFC)鈥攈as earned national recognition for her unwavering commitment to rural development. In 2011, she was named 3rd Place National Winner in the prestigious Search for Outstanding Rural Women continue reading…