"ICT plays a crucial role in street food safety by enabling better monitoring, tracking, and communication of food safety practices. ICT can facilitate real-time data collection, analysis, and dissemination, ensuring that street food vendors adhere to safety standards. For example, mobile apps can be used for hygiene inspections, tracking food sources, and providing instant feedback to vendors. Additionally, ICT can enhance education and training efforts for vendors, helping them understand and implement proper food handling practices. Overall, ICT improves transparency, efficiency, and accountability in ensuring street food safety."

"Before, learning was done traditionally. Print material, handouts, entire pages of copied text from books. Even advocacy posters were handwritten. However, now that we have reached the 21st Century, we are in the age when we have a multitude of platforms and softwares that can lessen the workload but increase productivity by tenfold. As such, making this ICT project seemed like an outstanding feat for us as a group, because not only could we use our voices to innovate different ways to advocate for street food safety, but it also motivates us to strive for social change in newer ways than before.

From start to finish, making the project seemed like a hassle to some. It was initially difficult to think of methods to persuade the audience to hear what we have to say. Now, as I am surrounded by people who support my endeavors, I believe that this project is just one of the baby steps for the social change that we want to pursue, especially when considering how each it now is to encourage these changes due to the availability and freeness of these online platforms.

It is time to embrace the new, for the old has set us free!"

"Street foods are one of the 'Tatak Pinoy Pride' products of the Philippines and with the uprising cases of fake news, we cannot let false information spread locally and internationally. For me, it is important to address this issue especially since we are dealing with food and safety standards. Helping vendors be educated is our way to help strengthen our products and as well as ending the stigma when it comes to street foods. Also, incorporating ICT into our advocacy is crucial in helping us achieve our goals. It helped us reach and spread our advocacy better than traditional methods since we are now in a society where social media is prevalent. Overall, I think addressing issues such as ours, needs ICT for a much more favorable outcome."

"This concept isn't just about spreading information, it's about making a difference in people's lives, including mine. Through the power of social media and digital tools, we're not just sharing facts, we're spreading awareness about the risks we face when indulging in the variety of street food among of streets of not only the Philippines, but everywhere around the world. Given how many fall ill from consuming contaminated food, it's necessary to make sure that nobody goes through with the situation. With Operation TUHOG, we're not just talking about regulations and guidelines, we're talking about protecting our communities, our families, and ourselves. It's about empowering people with the knowledge to make safer choices, and that's something the majority should be passionate about."