Sharing Community
in the Philippines
This is a film about farmers in the Philippines defending their livelihoods and their environment against unsustainable consumption by bringing back 'Bayanihan' - a Filipino tradition of community sharing and unity.
The film follows Masipag, a farmer-led network of farmers organisations, scientists and NGOs, who are facing the twin threats of climate change and corporate-controlled agriculture.
“They are showing that through Bayanihan, community sharing and unity, they can be resilient, and provide safe, abundant, and affordable food.”
– Rowena Buena, Regional Coordinator, Masipag Luzon
You can watch the full six-minute film below.
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This film was created by KI Multimedia, a Manila-based video production company.
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This video has been produced with the financial contribution of the Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency (SIDA) through the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, (SSNC). The views herein shall not necessarily be taken to reflect the official opinion of SSNC or its donors.