Hublag Microfinance Inc.

25/08/2026

Some journeys are made more meaningful when shared with the people who help make the work possible. ❤️

Grateful to bring my managers with me to attend the annual conference of the Microfinance Council
Of the Phil (MCPI) not just to learn, but to connect, share experiences, and strengthen the partnerships that help us serve our communities better.

Proud of the team, grateful for the journey, and hopeful for what we can build together. One step at a time.




24/06/2026

‼️ We’re going live tonight on “Tingog sang Tinuga!”

Catch Mr. Miguel Christian Reyes, Project Manager of Panay LINK, as he joins Atty. Abeb Arboleda-Depon and Ka-Alagad Ryl Dela Rosa for a discussion on the Panay LINK – Coastal Livelihood and Nature-Positive Aquaculture Project.

Tune in tonight from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM to learn more about how Panay LINK supports coastal communities through nature-positive aquaculture, livelihood opportunities, market access, and inclusive financing.

You can watch the live discussion on the 88.1 Spirit FM Roxas page or listen through your radio by tuning in to 88.1 FM.

See you there, mga Ka-alagad kag Ka-bestfriends! 🌊

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‼️ Live kita subong nga gab-i sa “Tingog sang Tinuga!”

Bantayi si Mr. Miguel Christian Reyes, Project Manager sang Panay LINK, samtang makig-upod siya kanday Atty. Abeb Arboleda-Depon kag Ka-Alagad Ryl Dela Rosa para istoryahan ang Panay LINK – Coastal Livelihood and Nature-Positive Aquaculture Project.

Mag-tune in subong nga gab-i, alas 7:00 tubtob alas 9:00 sang gab-i, agud mahibaluan kung paano ang Panay LINK nagasuporta sa mga komunidad sa baybayon paagi sa nature-positive aquaculture, pangabuhian, market access, kag inclusive financing.

Para makatan-aw, bisitaha ang 88.1 Spirit FM Roxas page kag tan-awa ang live broadcast. Para naman makapamati sa radyo, i-tune in lang ang inyo radio sa 88.1 FM band.

Kitakits kag pamati kita, mga Ka-alagad kag Ka-bestfriends! 🌊

‼️ Bantayan buwas sa “Tingog sang Tinuga!”

TOPIC: Panay LINK - Coastal Livelihood and Nature-Positive Aquaculture Project

✅ Kitakits mga Ka-alagad kag mga Ka-bestfriends, alas 7:00 tubtob alas 9:00 buwas sa gab-i.
✅ Kaupod ang inyo mga kubos nga mga Ka-alagad, Atty. Abeb Arboleda-Depon kag Ka-Alagad Ryl Dela Rosa, kaupod ang aton dinapit nga bisita, Mr. Miguel Christian Reyes, Project Manager sang Panay LINK.
✅ Live sa 88.1 Spirit FM Roxas page kag sa inyo mga radyo, sa 88.1 FM band.

Ipadala na ang inyo mga mensahe ukon palamangkutanon pinaagi sa comment section sini nga post, ukon i-text sa aton hotline number nga 09076216650.

23/06/2026

Building connections starts with listening.

At the beginning of the year, Hublag Microfinance Inc. Panay Link introduced the project to 8 fisherfolk associations and conducted courtesy calls with 5 participating municipalities in the .

These early conversations were an important step in understanding local realities, strengthening partnerships, and ensuring that communities remain at the center of the project’s direction moving forward.

Panay LINK believes that sustainable coastal development is built through collaboration — connecting livelihoods, inclusive markets, and nature-positive futures alongside the people who know these waters best.

More community engagements and consultations will continue throughout the project as Panay LINK expands its groundwork across partner coastal communities.

08/06/2026

This , we highlight the work that we do in Panay LINK Philippines as we support coastal communities in building livelihoods that work with nature, not against it.

Through COAST, we are helping build practical pathways for nature-positive aquaculture, women-led processing, market access, and inclusive finance.

The goal is simple but important: help fisherfolk and coastal communities earn better incomes while protecting and restoring the marine ecosystems they depend on.

Proud to be part of the COAST Facility Philippines, a UK-funded programme supporting healthier coastal ecosystems and stronger blue economies.

More work ahead, but also more reasons to keep showing up for our oceans and coastal communities.

Follow the work that we do on Facebook (Panay LINK Philippines) and LinkedIn (Panay Link).

07/06/2026

Panay LINK is rooted in years of field experience.

Long before the initiative took shape, Hublag Microfinance Inc. had already been working with coastal communities across Western Visayas—understanding local realities, testing approaches, and identifying practical ways to support small producers.

In Pilar Bay, through earlier donor-funded initiatives, Hublag partnered with Capiz State University,(CAPSU) and local fisherfolk groups to pilot market-based interventions. These included organizing producers, extending working capital tied to actual purchase orders, and introducing simple systems for product tracking and quality-based pricing.

The work was not without challenges, but real transactions took place and small producers gained clearer pathways to engage the market on better terms. The experience also highlighted the importance of strong financial management, careful fund handling, regular monitoring, and accountability systems that sustain programs over time.

As Panay LINK moves forward, it builds on lessons already tested and refined in the field—grounded in experience, informed by communities, and strengthened through practice.

Panay LINK is funded by the COAST Facility Philippines, part of the wider Climate and Ocean Adaptation and Sustainable Transition Programme funded by the UK Government, led by DAI and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO).

07/06/2026

Sustainable coastal development means better incomes, fair markets, and protected ecosystems. 🌊

Panay LINK brings these together by working with communities and partners to strengthen nature-positive aquaculture, improve market access, and support local enterprises. The initiative helps coastal communities increase incomes, reduce losses, and capture more value from their harvests. 🤝

Supported by the Government of the United Kingdom through the COAST Facility Philippines, part of the wider Climate and Ocean Adaptation and Sustainable Transition Programme, led by DAI and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), Panay Link advances solutions that benefit both people and nature. 🌱

Swipe to discover how these connections create lasting impact.

Panay LINK is implemented by Hublag Microfinance Inc. in partnership with Capiz State University (CAPSU), and Panay Island's local stakeholders, combining community mobilization, science-based approaches, and inclusive finance to deliver lasting impact. 👉

25/04/2026

At Hublag Microfinance Inc., we believe sustainable coastal development means better incomes, fairer markets, and protected ecosystems.

Through Panay LINK, we work with communities and partners to strengthen nature-positive aquaculture, improve market access, and support local enterprises. The initiative helps coastal communities increase incomes, reduce losses, and capture more value from their harvests.

Supported by the Government of the United Kingdom through UK International Development under the United Kingdom Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions (UK PACT) programme, and contributing to the Coastal and Ocean Adaptation and Sustainable Transition COAST Facility, led by DAI and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), Panay LINK advances solutions that benefit both people and nature.

Follow the Panay LINK page to discover how these connections create lasting impact.

Panay LINK is implemented by GRF Hublag Microfinance Inc., in partnership with Capiz State University (CAPSU) and Panay Island’s local stakeholders, combining community mobilization, science-based approaches, and inclusive finance to deliver lasting impact.

05/02/2026

28/01/2026

Another opportunity for Hublag.. Building stronger coastal communities through sustainability and opportunity.”