Philippines

Through Agrarian Reform, the cooperative and a cash loan Rosalinda was able to pay her debt and generate her own capital. Now, she is a productive pineapple grower which improved her living.

A couple in the Philippines decided to start a commercial-organically grown farm. Now, they maintain a 2,500 square meters’ land area which has increased their income significantly. The family helps each other from production to selling.

A timely, thought-provoking, and moving documentary on the plight of farmers in crisis. After experiencing severe drought for months, the starving Kidapawan farmers in the Philippines went to the streets on March 29, 2016 and blocked the road under the scorching heat of the sun to desperately beg for rice from the government.

How the life of Lito Mente revolves around seaweed farming, as an alternative livelihood that uplifts his life on Capul Island, Northern Samar, Philippines.

“To be empowered, a woman must have equal education, health, access to land and employment and also agencies that can help them to use those rights, capabilities, resources and opportunities to make strategic choice and decisions”.

As long as there are still the existence of destructive developments like coal plants, we cannot say that our country is developing.