CCDC Advances Zero Hunger Through Food Security, Sustainable Campus Practices, and Community Partnerships
At Cordillera Career Development College (CCDC), the commitment to Zero Hunger extends beyond access to
CCDC Promotes Sustainable Agriculture Through Community Gardening Outreach
La Trinidad, Benguet — Cordillera Career Development College (CCDC) has extended its sustainability mission beyond
Nourishing Students and Staff, Strengthening Communities: CCDC’s Zero Hunger Initiatives
Access to sufficient, nutritious, and affordable food is essential to the health, well-being, and productivity
Measuring Food Waste: CCDC’s Commitment to Sustainability and Zero Hunger
Cordillera Career Development College (CCDC) is strengthening its role as a sustainable campus by actively
Strengthening Local Partnerships through Sustainable Food Sourcing
Cordillera Career Development College (CCDC), through its Entrepreneurship Center, promotes sustainable food purchasing by prioritizing
Healthy, Affordable, and Sustainable Food Choices: CCDC Promotes Better Campus Dining for All
Access to healthy, affordable, and nutritious food is an important part of creating a supportive
Equipping Tomorrow’s Entrepreneurs, Supporting Today’s Food Producers
CCDC’s Consumers Welfare Month links student enterprise, DTI expertise, and the future of local food
Connecting Local Farmers and Food Producers Through Knowledge-Sharing and Skills Development
CCDC creates opportunities for knowledge exchange, business learning, and collaboration to strengthen local food enterprises.
From Café to Farm: Students Explore Coffee Operations and the Link to Local Producers
A visit to Focus Café shows how skills, markets, and technology connect classrooms to Benguet’s