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Agriculture,

Hunting,
Forestry,
and Fishing
Sector
ECONOMICS IN FOCUS
PA G E S 27 2 - 2 8 0
Analyze Analyze the indicators of national economic development;

Identify the various roles of the citizens in order to help achieve


Identify national economic development;

Transfer Analyze Analyze the role of the agricultural sector ( agriculture, fishing,

Tasks
forestry) in national economic development

Analyze the causes and effects of the different challenges


Analyze faced by the agricultural sector.

Appreciate the various economic policies that help boost the


Appreciate agricultural sector
The Philippine Economy

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority


The
Philippine
Economy

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority


The Philippine Economy
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority
AmBisYon Natin 2040

Source: National Economic Development Authority


Roles of the
Citizens in
National
Development
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5ekOjDde0c&t=68s
How can you help achieve
this AmBisYon 2040?
AGRICULTURE,
HUNTING,
FORESTRY,
AND FISHING
SECTOR
National Accounts of the Philippines
(In Million Philippine Pesos)
As of January 2021

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY SECTOR AND INDUSTRIAL ORIGIN


(at current prices)

INDUSTRY 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Agriculture,
Hunting, 1,533,369 1,544,279 1,685,956 1,762,616 1,722,211 1,827,882
Forestry. And
Fishing

Industry 4,250,451 4,582,981 4,987,948 5,582,525 5,887,300 5,102,686

Service 8,160,337 9,005,122 9,882,747 10,920,048 11,906,907 11,045,429

GDP 13,944,157 15,132,381 16,556,651 18,265, 190 19,516,418 17,975,997

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (https://psa.gov.ph/national-accounts/base-2018/data-series)


GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY SECTOR AND
INDUSTRIAL ORIGIN
(at current prices, in Millions)

11,906,907
10,920,048 11,045,429
9,882,747
9,005,122
8,160,337

5,887,300
5,582,525
4,987,948 5,102,686
4,582,981
4,250,451

1,533,369 1,544,279 1,685,956 1,762,616 1,722,211 1,827,882

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020


AHFF INDUSTRY SERVICE
National Accounts of the Philippines
(In Million Philippine Pesos)
As of January 2021

PERCENTAGE SHARE OF SECTORS TO GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT


(at current prices)

INDUSTRY 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Agriculture,
Hunting, 11% 10.2% 10.2% 9.7% 8.8% 10.2%
Forestry. And
Fishing

Industry 30.5% 30.3% 30.1% 30.6% 30.2% 28.4%

Service 58.5% 59.5% 59.7% 59.8% 61.0% 61.4%

GDP 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (https://psa.gov.ph/national-accounts/base-2018/data-series)


Percent in GDP
AHFF
10%

Industry
30%

Service
60%

AHFF Industry Service


DEPARTMENT
OF
AGRICULTURE
Dr. William Dar
Secretary –
Department of
Agriculture
MANDATE
The Department is the government agency responsible for the
promotion of agricultural development by providing the policy
framework, public investments, and support services needed
for domestic and export-oriented business enterprises.

The DA envisions a food-secure Philippines with prosperous


farmers and fishers. It shall collectively empower them and
the private sector to increase agricultural productivity and
profitability, taking into account sustainable, competitive, and
resilient technologies and practices. Hence, its battlecry is
simply: “Masaganang Ani at Mataas na Kita!”
Bureaus and
Attached Agencies
and Corporations
AGRICULTURAL
STATISTICS
The top rice producing and consuming countries of the world

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-top-rice-producing-and-consuming-countries-of-the-world-data-from-USDA-world-rice_fig1_317344755
FISHERIES
LIVESTOCK AND
POULTRY
PRICES
https://themendelianeconomists.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/8-problems-of-the-philippine-agricultural-sector/
1. Small farm size; 78% farms are To combat the lack of resources and lands
the farmers had, the Philippine Government
less than 3 hectares.
issued several Land Reform Programs.
Most of our farms are have already Just like the Republic Act (RA) 6657 which
shrunk in size due to the fast growth was implemented under Cory Aquino’s time
of our population. Therefore, our with aims to redistribute lands both public
and privately while providing appropriate
country needs to build more houses, support services to help the beneficiaries
sacrificing the agricultural sector of become independent small landowners.
our country.
2. Land is being encroached upon by the 3. Absence of critical programs on efficient
housing and industrial sectors irrigation systems
This is quite the same as the first one. Irrigation is an important factor in
Basically, this problem caused the first agriculture. Irrigation helps farmers keep
problem to happen due to the same their crops well-hydrated and moist,
reasons. especially during the warm seasons.
Without irrigation, the soil would become dry
and the crops will wilt.
4. Inadequate management programs on 5. Reduced farm labor
soil, pests and diseases Due to the fast industrialization of our
Pests and crop diseases have been a major country, many people prefer to do
problem in the agricultural sector of the industrialized work instead of planting crops
Philippines. It lacks funding from the for the nation to eat. Our farmers have
government. If these pests and diseases started to grow old, and only few are
were to be left out of control, famine would replacing our old farmers.
crawl across our country.
6. Expensive and inappropriate farm 7. Climate change and natural disasters
equipment for small farmers Our country is known to be prone to natural
Since we do not have much money for disasters like typhoons and earthquakes.
spending in agricultural needs, machinery What is not seen is that most of our crops
needed for this has become a great cannot resist extreme weather conditions
expense for our pockets. like these. Encroaching climate change can
also affect our agriculture due to its effects
like droughts.
8. Inadequate technology transfer
mechanisms
Our technology regarding agriculture is not
given enough attention. Our country lacks
machinery and technology to improve our
produce.
PROGRAMS of the
GOVERNMENT
Republic Act No. 6657 (CARP)

• AN ACT INSTITUTING A
COMPREHENSIVE AGRARIAN
REFORM PROGRAM TO PROMOTE
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND
INDUSTRIALIZATION, PROVIDING
THE MECHANISM FOR ITS
IMPLEMENTATION, AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES

https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/1988/06/10/republic-act-no-6657/
Program for Unified Lending to Agriculture (PUNLA)
The PUNLA is a credit facility under the Agro-Industry Modernization Credit and Financing Program (AMCFP). It
aims to address the financial needs of marginal farmers and fisherfolk for fast, convenient and affordable credit
to strengthen delivery of agricultural credit and increase outreach to more small farmers and fishers. The
program is grounded on four (4) strategic pillars, namely: (i) Make credit access easy and convenient; (ii) Bring
down interest rates; (iii) Expand credit delivery channels; and (iv) Ensure sustainability of credit.
Kapital Access for Young Agripreneurs (KAYA)

http://210.5.72.214/acpc/programs/kapital-access-for-young-agripreneurs-kaya/
Agri-Negosyo Loan Program (ANYO)

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