The Agricultural Training Institute is supporting the initiative of Rural Improvement Clubs to help get more women involved in agriculture and fisheries, believing that women have the capacity to initiate change in the countryside.

“You [women] belong to the RIC to inspire, to help more women gain self-confidence and skills, to showcase and experience livelihood and income generating operations. More than that, you act as advocates of food and nutrition that promotes health and wellness that starts in your own respective home, clubs, and communities,” said ATI Officer-in-Charge Luz Taposok.

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