Manila, Philippines – Pwersa Balita journalist and sustainability advocate Randulf Rana has publicly commended the impactful work of Wild Asia, a social enterprise committed to empowering small-scale farmers—particularly in the palm oil sector—through sustainable and inclusive practices.

“I admire Wild Asia’s efforts in supporting small-scale farmers. Their comprehensive approach—from guidance on planting and maintenance to certification, financing, and marketing—is truly commendable,” Rana said. “Their innovative techniques and equipment are making a real difference in enhancing both productivity and sustainability.”

Rana also highlighted the value of helping smallholders achieve certification, which opens up access to better markets and improved pricing for their products. “By assisting with financing and marketing, they are helping ensure the long-term viability of these farmers’ businesses,” he added.

As a journalist committed to rural development and economic empowerment, Rana emphasized the role of organizations like Wild Asia in reshaping the future of agriculture. “It’s inspiring to see such impactful efforts that not only support farmers today but secure a more sustainable future for generations to come.”

About Wild Asia
Wild Asia is a social enterprise based in Asia that works to promote responsible agriculture, protect biodiversity, and support smallholder farmers through capacity-building and inclusive market systems.