Philippines - Harnessing Agricultural Resilience, Value Chains, and Enterprise for Sustainable Transformation (HARVEST)

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade · Australia (Commonwealth)

Farming & Animal Services & Equipment, Agricultural Research Services, Farming Services, Politics & Civic Affairs Services, International Relations, Management Advisory Services, Management Consulting · Value not stated

DFAT intends to approach the market for an implementing service provider for HARVEST, Australia’s climate program in the Philippines focusing on climate-resilient agriculture and food security.

The program aims to strengthen small-scale farmers’ and fishers’ climate and disaster resilience and food security, alongside enabling policies and support services.

DFAT describes this as planning information only; it is not a solicitation or request for proposal.

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DFAT intends to approach the market for an implementing service provider for HARVEST, Australia’s climate program in the Philippines focusing on climate-resilient agriculture and food security. The program aims to strengthen small-scale farmers’ and fishers’ climate and disaster resilience and food security, alongside enabling policies and support services.Show more

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Updated 28 September · Dates last read on 28 September 2026 · How we collect this data

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