This document discusses social entrepreneurship and poverty reduction through social entrepreneurship (PRESENT) in the Philippines. It provides background on social entrepreneurship as a global phenomenon in response to economic crises. It then discusses social enterprises with the poor as primary stakeholders (SE-PPS) and their role as innovative change agents. The document outlines the PRESENT initiative to develop SE-PPS as partners of the poor in strategic economic subsectors. It discusses the proposed PRESENT Bill and Coalition to institutionalize support for social entrepreneurship and poverty reduction. Key points include codifying incentives, support programs for SE-PPS, and potential areas of collaboration with government agencies.
This document discusses social entrepreneurship and poverty reduction through social entrepreneurship (PRESENT) in the Philippines. It provides background on social entrepreneurship as a global phenomenon in response to economic crises. It then discusses social enterprises with the poor as primary stakeholders (SE-PPS) and their role as innovative change agents. The document outlines the PRESENT initiative to develop SE-PPS as partners of the poor in strategic economic subsectors. It discusses the proposed PRESENT Bill and Coalition to institutionalize support for social entrepreneurship and poverty reduction. Key points include codifying incentives, support programs for SE-PPS, and potential areas of collaboration with government agencies.
The document discusses the establishment of Regional Competitiveness Committees (RCCs) in the Philippines to improve regional competitiveness. It provides details on the structure and functions of RCCs, including monitoring economic indicators, building skills through training programs, and facilitating public-private collaboration. Examples are given of existing RCCs and the indicators they are tracking. The document also outlines next steps like finalizing the RCC framework and organizational details.
This document provides an update on media killings in the Philippines and the Ampatuan massacre case. [1] 146 journalists have been killed since 1986, with 145 being targeted killings. [2] Only 10 cases have resulted in court convictions, while none of the masterminds have been convicted. [3] Under President Aquino, 5 work-related journalist killings have occurred, while 15 media cases remain active in court.
This document outlines directions for bamboo development in the Philippines from the perspective of an NGO called BambooPhil. It discusses BambooPhil's mission to promote bamboo for reforestation, livelihood generation, environmental enhancement, and power generation. It analyzes the current state of bamboo resources and industries in the country. It identifies major problems facing bamboo industries and proposes strategies to enhance the environment and bamboo supply, support existing industries, and develop new plantations and industries. These include expanding reforestation efforts, establishing bamboo plantations, increasing the production of quality planting stock, developing training programs to address shortages of skilled workers, improving machinery, and encouraging better product design. It recommends reviewing and updating the 1997 Bamboo Master Plan to
The document provides information about HIV/AIDS cases and deaths over time. It notes that AIDS was first referred to in 1985 and was the number 1 killer in Africa by 1994. The first Philippine case was reported in 1984 and the Philippine National AIDS Council was established in 1993.
Car regional economic situationer ncc presentationFrank Cimatu
The document provides an overview of the regional economic situation in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) of the Philippines. It summarizes that CAR has a population of 1.6 million people and an area of 19,422 square kilometers. While industry is the main driver of the regional economy, agriculture contributes 10% of the gross regional domestic product and poverty incidence has decreased but remains higher than the national average in some provinces. It also notes challenges facing CAR such as deforestation, lack of infrastructure like roads and airports, and promoting sustainable development.
State of philippine competitiveness wef gcr 2012-2013Frank Cimatu
The State of Competitiveness Report provides an overview of the Philippines' competitiveness performance and targets. It summarizes data from various global competitiveness indices, finding that the Philippines ranks 65th out of 142 countries on the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Index in 2012, with a goal of reaching the top 30 by 2016. The report also outlines the vision, mission, and work program of the State of Competitiveness Council to improve policy reforms and boost long-term competitiveness.
The document summarizes a workshop on the Philippine Bamboo Roadmap held in May 2012. It discusses bamboo's attributes, Philippine bamboo statistics, opportunities in the bamboo industry including farming and processing, products that can be made from bamboo, and markets for these products. It also outlines Executive Order 879 which creates the Philippine Bamboo Industry Development Council to strengthen the bamboo industry and direct government agencies to use bamboo for reforestation and procurement.
The document summarizes the bamboo value chain in the Philippines. It outlines the key functions, operators, and enablers at each stage of the chain from nurseries and plantations to primary processing nodes, secondary processing hubs, and end markets. Some key facts presented include there being 141 bamboo nurseries, over 69,000 hectares available for plantation, 34 processing nodes, 17 secondary processing hubs, and 389,000 bamboo products produced annually. The document also lists constraints such as inadequate bamboo pole supply and opportunities such as vast land available and demand for eco-friendly products.
The document discusses the establishment of Regional Competitiveness Committees (RCCs) in the Philippines to improve regional competitiveness. It provides details on the structure and functions of RCCs, including monitoring economic indicators, building skills through training programs, and facilitating public-private collaboration. Examples are given of existing RCCs and the indicators they are tracking. The document also outlines next steps like finalizing the RCC framework and organizational details.
This document provides an update on media killings in the Philippines and the Ampatuan massacre case. [1] 146 journalists have been killed since 1986, with 145 being targeted killings. [2] Only 10 cases have resulted in court convictions, while none of the masterminds have been convicted. [3] Under President Aquino, 5 work-related journalist killings have occurred, while 15 media cases remain active in court.
This document outlines directions for bamboo development in the Philippines from the perspective of an NGO called BambooPhil. It discusses BambooPhil's mission to promote bamboo for reforestation, livelihood generation, environmental enhancement, and power generation. It analyzes the current state of bamboo resources and industries in the country. It identifies major problems facing bamboo industries and proposes strategies to enhance the environment and bamboo supply, support existing industries, and develop new plantations and industries. These include expanding reforestation efforts, establishing bamboo plantations, increasing the production of quality planting stock, developing training programs to address shortages of skilled workers, improving machinery, and encouraging better product design. It recommends reviewing and updating the 1997 Bamboo Master Plan to
The document provides information about HIV/AIDS cases and deaths over time. It notes that AIDS was first referred to in 1985 and was the number 1 killer in Africa by 1994. The first Philippine case was reported in 1984 and the Philippine National AIDS Council was established in 1993.
Car regional economic situationer ncc presentationFrank Cimatu
The document provides an overview of the regional economic situation in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) of the Philippines. It summarizes that CAR has a population of 1.6 million people and an area of 19,422 square kilometers. While industry is the main driver of the regional economy, agriculture contributes 10% of the gross regional domestic product and poverty incidence has decreased but remains higher than the national average in some provinces. It also notes challenges facing CAR such as deforestation, lack of infrastructure like roads and airports, and promoting sustainable development.
State of philippine competitiveness wef gcr 2012-2013Frank Cimatu
The State of Competitiveness Report provides an overview of the Philippines' competitiveness performance and targets. It summarizes data from various global competitiveness indices, finding that the Philippines ranks 65th out of 142 countries on the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Index in 2012, with a goal of reaching the top 30 by 2016. The report also outlines the vision, mission, and work program of the State of Competitiveness Council to improve policy reforms and boost long-term competitiveness.
The document summarizes a workshop on the Philippine Bamboo Roadmap held in May 2012. It discusses bamboo's attributes, Philippine bamboo statistics, opportunities in the bamboo industry including farming and processing, products that can be made from bamboo, and markets for these products. It also outlines Executive Order 879 which creates the Philippine Bamboo Industry Development Council to strengthen the bamboo industry and direct government agencies to use bamboo for reforestation and procurement.
The document summarizes the bamboo value chain in the Philippines. It outlines the key functions, operators, and enablers at each stage of the chain from nurseries and plantations to primary processing nodes, secondary processing hubs, and end markets. Some key facts presented include there being 141 bamboo nurseries, over 69,000 hectares available for plantation, 34 processing nodes, 17 secondary processing hubs, and 389,000 bamboo products produced annually. The document also lists constraints such as inadequate bamboo pole supply and opportunities such as vast land available and demand for eco-friendly products.
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