The Adaptation and Mitigation Initiative in Agriculture (AMIA) is the flagship program of the Department of Agriculture (DA) dedicated to addressing the dual challenges of climate change: adaptation and mitigation.

With a vision of achieving climate-resilient Philippine agriculture and empowering vulnerable farmers and fisherfolk, the program focuses on promoting climate-resilient agriculture (CRA) practices and providing tailor-fitted, integrated, and responsive support services to build adaptive capacities against the effects of climate change.

Climate change poses significant threats to food security in the Philippines, with observed increases in temperature, sea level rise, and more frequent typhoons affecting the agricultural sector. The AMIA Program seeks to mitigate these impacts through tailored interventions, community empowerment, and partnerships with various stakeholders. Through AMIA, the DA aims to ensure food security, promote economic growth, and achieve rural development in the face of climate change. AMIA Website