Friday, October 17, 2025

Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty

Agrarian Reform Secretary Conrado Estrella III and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology Chief Ruel Rivera seal the renewal of their collaboration under the Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty (PAHP) Program.

This links agrarian reform beneficiaries with BJMP facilities to supply fresh and local produce for persons deprived of liberty nationwide.

Rivera noted over P30 million in produce was purchased from farmer organizations in 2024, with over 357 jail facilities nationwide have existing marketing agreements with their local ARBs.

He also urged expansion of these local sourcing agreements, currently active in most BJMP facilities.

The renewed partnership underscores the government’s commitment to supporting farmers while addressing the food needs of jail facilities.

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