𝗟𝗢𝗢𝗞 | In a significant step towards tackling hunger and poverty, the Enhanced Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty (EPAHP) held its First Quarter Regional Convergence Team Meeting, gathering various government agencies committed to addressing pressing social challenges. The meeting focused on reviewing past achievements, confronting ongoing issues, and setting concrete goals for 2025.

A key outcome of the meeting was the reaffirmed commitment among all EPAHP partners to intensify collaboration with Community-Based Organizations (CBOs). By pooling resources, sharing expertise, and enhancing knowledge exchange, the participating agencies aim to improve the livelihoods of vulnerable communities through sustainable solutions.

The meeting underscored the importance of continuously developing the capabilities of CBOs and enhancing access to nutritious food for individuals enrolled in government feeding programs. With the strategies established during the meeting, the EPAHP is poised to make significant strides toward its goals for 2025, fostering enduring partnerships and bolstering efforts in the relentless fight against hunger and poverty in the region.

This collaborative approach not only strengthens the existing frameworks but also sets a pathway for innovative market opportunities to be explored by Community-Based Organizations, further extending the reach and impact of the EPAHP initiatives.