Geared to improve the livelihood of the IP community in Puerto Galera, ATI MIMAROPA was tapped as a partner by Ayala Foundation, Inc. in their Planting for Productivity (P4P) Project.
The P4P Project aims to empower households to have readily available and nutritious food on their tables by growing their own source of fresh produce, and to engage their communities toward agricultural entrepreneurship to gain supplemental income for their families.
Every Thursday of the week, the ATI MIMAROPA conducts training sessions for the Mangyan Community, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed in organic farming. These sessions cover a wide range of topics, including organic farming techniques, crop management, pest control, and sustainable agricultural practices. The training is designed to ensure that the Mangyan farmers can cultivate their lands in an environmentally friendly and economically viable manner.
