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Climate change poses a major threat to the livelihood of Filipino farmers, causing an estimated PHP 29 billion in agricultural losses every year. This video introduces the "Adapting Philippine Agriculture to Climate Change" (APA) Project, a groundbreaking initiative by the Philippine Department of Agriculture (DA).

Building on the success of the AMIA (Adaptation and Mitigation Initiative in Agriculture) program, the APA Project aims to empower farmers and make the agricultural sector more resilient to climate-related risks like typhoons, floods, and droughts. Funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF), this project will provide farmers with the tools, training, and support needed to adapt and thrive.

Join us to learn how the APA Project, in partnership with PAGASA and the FAO, is working to:
✅ Increase the resilience of 1.25 million rural men and women.
✅ Strengthen climate information systems for better planning.
✅ Promote Climate-Resilient Agriculture (CRA) strategies.
✅ Transform the future of food security in the Philippines.

Timestamps:
0:00 - The Devastating Impact of Climate Change on Philippine Farms
0:11 - The Staggering Cost: PHP 29 Billion Lost Annually
0:18 - The Department of Agriculture's Response
0:27 - What is the AMIA Program?
0:52 - Introducing the "Adapting Philippine Agriculture" (APA) Project
1:07 - Project Funding: The Green Climate Fund (GCF) Grant
1:21 - Goal: Increasing the Resilience of Filipino Farmers
1:43 - Project Reach: How Many Will Benefit?
2:15 - The Vision: Transforming Philippine Agriculture for a Climate-Resilient Future

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