Training on natural oncoction development conducted for indigenous people, community organizations
Indigenous communities and local organizations in Negros Occidental participated in a two-day workshop on creating natural agricultural concoctions. The initiative, supported by local government and military units, also included infrastructure planning for sanitation and community garden monitoring.
Why it matters
This project demonstrates a collaborative approach to sustainable livelihood development and public health improvements in vulnerable rural areas.
A two-day training workshop on natural concoction development and a practical demonstration under the project title “Entrepreneurial Support and Value Formation for Vulnerable Areas, Indigenous People and Community-Based Organizations” was recently conducted in Barangay Puey, Sagay City, Negros Occidental.
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