Recognizing PSAC’s unwavering support for sustainable practices, its efforts to empower coconut farmers, and its contributions to the growth of the coconut industry
BYThe Private Sector Advisory Council, represented by Noel Tempongko and Kartini Lim of Century Pacific Food Inc., has received the Bayaniyugan Gabay Award from the Philippine Coconut Authority at the COINS Awards Night 2024 for its contributions to sustainable practices and the empowerment of coconut farmers.
As a key advisory body to the President of the Philippines, PSAC has provided expert guidance and advocated for sustainable practices that significantly contribute to the achievement of the nation’s economic objectives, particularly in the coconut sector. Its collaborative efforts have empowered coconut farmers, strengthened the industry’s resilience, and ensured its continued growth and global competitiveness.
Noel Tempongko, vice president and general manager of the Coconut Processing & Exports Division of Century Pacific Food, Inc., and a PSAC member representing the Agriculture Sector, accepted the award on behalf of PSAC and expressed his appreciation: Tempongko emphasized the importance of partnership and collaboration. “This award highlights the strong partnership between the government and the private sector in creating sustainable solutions for the coconut industry and improving the lives of our coconut farmers.”
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