CLIMATE-SMART TECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE

Joseph Arnel Go, project director of the Asia Society for Social Improvement and Sustainable Transformation (ASSIST), discusses the project overview of Improving Productivity in Agriculture through Climate-Smart Technology (ImPACT) in the Philippines during its launching at the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) Rural Development Education Center in Quezon City on Monday (May 15, 2017). Go said one of the objectives of ImPACT Philippines is to reduce usage of agricultural inputs like fertilizers, pesticides, and water through climate smart technology. (PNA photos by Ben Briones)