DOH BLOOD DONATION

Provide, promote and assist in the improvement of optimum quality health care to Persons
with Hemophilia, utilizing a wholistic approach therefore, including the diagnosis and recognition of
hemophilia.
To engage in, initiate, sponsor, assist, encourage, or contribute to programs, projects or
activities, by itself or in collaboration with other individuals or entities and other non-government
organizations or communities, for the strengthening of the Persons with Hemophilias knowledge and
understanding of hemophilia, related bleeding disorders, and its complications.
Maintain an effective National Hemophilia Registry reflective of the status of Persons with
Hemophilia in the Philippines.
Facilitate multi-disciplinary education, awareness and training of government and non-
government medical and paramedical personnel in the appropriate and early detection, identification,
diagnosis, treatment, prevention of hemophilia and its complications, including the awareness and
participation of the Philippine public thereon.
Become a key player in the promotion of safe and adequate blood supply through voluntary
blood donation.
Coordinate closely with other related agencies and institutions engaged in the care of and
other activities geared towards the interests of and concern for hemophiliacs and those with related
blood disorders, gaining synergies towards attainment of the mission.

AGRICULTURE
FMRs improve the mobility of people, goods, and services. They provide access to employment opportunities and
basic social services such as schools and health centers.

FMRs serve as catalysts in improving rural economy, the DA added.

FMRs can increase local trade and productivity, reduce transportation costs of farm input and output, and minimize
post-harvest losses. They connect farms and coastal areas to main roads, hence promoting agro-tourism.

To help achieve these targets, DA implemented PRDP a partnership with LGUs and the private sector in
providing key infrastructure, facilities, technology, and information that will raise incomes, productivity,
and competitiveness in the countryside. PRDP will also get funding from the World Bank.

"FMRs not only link farms to markets. 'Pag maganda ang kalsada, magsisimula rin ang ibang facilities,
magtatayo rin ng paaralan at health care facilities. Maeenganyo ang magsasaka na magtanim dahil sa low transpo cost," Agarao
said, explaining the DA's vision. (If the roads are good, other facilities would follow. Schools and health
care facilities will be constructed. Farmers would be encouraged to plant because of low transportation
cost.)

DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORM

To secure the tenurial status of the farmers and farm workers in the lands they till. It is operationalized
either through land acquisition and distribution (LAD) or leasehold operations. LAD involves the
redistribution of government and private agricultural lands to landless farmers and farm workers. It
secures farmers' tenure, promotes social equity, and provides them with necessary productive resources
needed to ensure their economic viability and productivity. Leasehold operations, on the other hand, is the
alternative non-land transfer scheme. It covers all tenanted agricultural lands such those in the retained
areas, not yet acquired for distribution under CARP, and those which may be validly covered under
existing laws.

1. Raise the productivity and incomes of agriculture and fishery-based households and enterprises;

2. Increase investments and employment across efficient value chains;

3. Increase the resilience of agriculture communities through the development of climate-resilient

agricultural infrastructure and climate-responsive food production systems, and provision of support
services to the most vulnerable communities;

4. Strengthen the agriculture and fisheries insurance system as an important risk-sharing mechanism;

5. Reaffirm the mechanisms and objectives of the National Convergence Initiative (NCI); and

6. Pursue public-private partnerships, especially for infrastructure and value-chain development.

Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
NATIONAL FISHERIES PROGRAM
The goal of the project is to have economically and ecologically sustainable marine fisheries , for the
benefit of communities who are dependent on these resources for livelihood and the global community
who benefit in the conservation of highly marine ecosystems and its ecosystem services. The objective of
the Project is to improve the condition of the fisheries and their habitats through an integrated,
collaborative, and participatory management at the local, national, and tri-national levels.

Philippine Carabao Center

DAIRY FAST TRACK PROGRAM

1. to give support and assistance in the production, processing and marketing activities of
all those engaged in the business of producing milk and other dairy products, particularly
rural-based small dairy farmers, through the provision of necessary support systems;

2. to encourage and promote the active participation of farm families, rural cooperatives
and the private sector, recognizing them as principal agents in the development of the
Philippine dairy industry;

3. to develop and disseminate appropriate smallholder-based dairy technology.

to facilitate collective arrangements that will enable cooperatives to acquire dairy

animals, feeds, veterinary and other supplies, materials, equipment, services of all kinds
and other dairy inputs under favourable terms;

to provide a forum for the members of cooperatives to discuss common problems

affecting production, marketing and the cooperatives relationships with the Authority;

to help design credit systems that will provide loans, grants and such services as may be
required, to dairy cooperatives and duly accredited peoples organizations;
 to assist cooperatives in developing market channels and in negotiations for bulk outlets
of milk output.

DEP-ED

Financial Assistance to Regional Science High Schools