Local NGO & Community Partners
Working together with grassroots organizations, cooperatives, and community leaders to create lasting impact across Philippine agriculture and aquaculture.
Agree Sa Agri believes that real progress starts at the community level.
Through strong partnerships with local NGOs, cooperatives, and people’s organizations, we bring agricultural education, technology, and opportunity directly to the heart of rural development.
Each collaboration supports livelihood creation, environmental restoration, and community empowerment — ensuring that every project strengthens both the land and the lives that depend on it.
Community Livelihood Projects
We work with local NGOs to develop sustainable livelihood programs focused on organic farming, aquaculture, food processing, and agri-entrepreneurship that generate long-term income for rural families.
Education & Training
Our partners help deliver field workshops, farm demonstrations, and youth leadership programs that strengthen community skills and promote agricultural innovation.
Environmental Restoration
Together, we organize reforestation drives, mangrove rehabilitation, and coastal clean-ups that protect biodiversity and improve resilience to climate change.
Women and Youth Empowerment
We collaborate with women’s groups and youth associations to create inclusive agricultural projects, providing equal access to skills, land, and markets.
Food Security and Nutrition Programs
Through school gardens, seed distribution, and local feeding initiatives, our partners promote nutrition education and community-based food self-sufficiency.
Disaster Response and Resilience Building
In times of crisis, local NGOs coordinate with us to deliver relief, restore farms, and rebuild livelihoods using climate-resilient technologies and community planning.
WHY LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS MATTER
Empowering Communities
Local organizations understand the needs of their people — that’s why our programs are co-created and locally led.
Inclusive Growth
By working with NGOs, cooperatives, and smallholder groups, we make sure that agricultural innovation benefits everyone, not just a few.
Sustainable Change
Projects led by local partners last longer because they’re rooted in shared ownership, trust, and direct participation.
Ready to partner with us?
Join our network of local NGOs, cooperatives, and grassroots organizations creating resilient, self-sustaining agricultural communities.