GULAYAN SA PAARALAN

 


GULAYAN SA PAARALAN 

In the context of schools, particularly in the Philippines, GPP stands for Gulayan sa Paaralan Program. It's an initiative by the Department of Education (DepEd) to promote food security and address malnutrition among students. The program encourages schools to establish and maintain vegetable gardens, providing a source of fresh produce for school feeding programs and educating students about nutrition and agriculture. 











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