We’re excited to present an outstanding panel of speakers for our upcoming event, where we’ll explore vital topics surrounding food security and nutrition.
Mr. John Echauz
Convenor and Chairman of the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Business Network Philippines
John has played a pivotal role in advancing the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition, championing innovative solutions for better nutrition across the country.
Mr. Henry Sison
Chief Farming Officer of Agro-Digital PH
Henry is the driving force behind a platform that connects small-scale farmers to markets, ensuring they thrive while providing high-quality produce to consumers.
Mr. Jomar Fleras
Executive Director of Rise Against Hunger Philippines
Jomar leads initiatives that tackle hunger by connecting communities globally through various projects supported by international NGOs and health organizations.
Ms. Ma. Elena van Tooren
Executive Director of East-West Seed Foundation Philippines
Elena has transformed the lives of local farmers, equipping them with innovative tools and services that promote sustainable farming and enhance food security.
Ms. Celerina Amores
Senior Director for Corporate Citizenship and Volunteerism, Ayala Foundation Inc.
Celerina has spearheaded efforts to create a food-secure future through programs like Planting for Productivity (P4P) and Food for Work, in collaboration with regional partners.
Ms. Jirah Asa Sideco
Nutrition Program Coordinator, Quezon City
Jirah is at the forefront of Quezon City’s innovative nutrition initiatives, including the groundbreaking Calories Labelling Policy, making the city a leader in Southeast Asia.
Moderated by:
Guillermo M. Luz
Chairman, Liveable Cities Philippines
Event Details:
Date: October 9, 2024
Time: 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Location: Aboitiz Tech Space, 3rd Floor, Asian Institute of Management
Registration is FREE!
Pre-register for onsite attendance at bit.ly/LabMalnutritionLive or join us online via Zoom at bit.ly/LabMalnutritionZoom.
This Liveable Cities Lab is in partnership with Globe Business, League of Cities of the Philippines, and in cooperation with Asian Institute of Management.
Originally published: Liveable Cities Philippines
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