The Philippine Space Agency and the National Irrigation Administration have signed a deal to use satellite data to improve irrigation and water management in the Philippines. It aims to use space technology to help plan, build, and monitor irrigation systems. Under the deal, both agencies will work together on research and use satellite data to track water use and irrigation systems. The partnership will also create tools that use space data to improve how irrigation systems are managed. He explained that "it's very timely because Israel is known, 6 percent of its GDP in R&D, innovation, and education, something the Philippines would emulate." The Philippines is working to mirror this focus as national education spending recently reached 4% of the country's GDP for the first time. Read more in our articles including "PhilSA, NIA partner to improve irrigation using satellite data" and "The realme P4 series features the country's first 10,001mAh phone".
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Jun 4, 2026The Philippine Space Agency and the National Irrigation Administration have signed a deal to use satellite data to improve irrigation and water management in the Philippines. It aims to use space technology to help plan, build, and monitor irrigation systems.
Under the deal, both agencies will work together on research and use satellite data to track water use and irrigation systems. The partnership will also create tools that use space data to improve how irrigation systems are managed. He explained that "it's very timely because Israel is known, 6 percent of its GDP in R&D, innovation, and education, something the Philippines would emulate." The Philippines is working to mirror this focus as national education spending recently reached 4% of the country's GDP for the first time.
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