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Antique Bamboo Crafters Seek PHP2.5 Million Aid For Weaving Center

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Antique Bamboo Crafters Seek PHP2.5 Million Aid For Weaving Center

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An association of bamboo crafters in Antique sought the support of the provincial board here to secure PHP2.5 million assistance from the office of Governor Rhodora Cadiao to build a weaving center.

On Monday, Board Member Karmila Dimamay sponsored a resolution approved by the provincial board for assistance from the Office of Governor Rhodora Cadiao upon the request of the Ramon Magsaysay Bamboo Crafters Association from Brgy. Ramon Magsaysay in San Remigio town.

The association produces baskets, trays, and sala sets made of bamboo.

“The Ramon Magsaysay Bamboo Crafters Association needs a weaving center that would house their equipment and where they could display their products,” Dimamay said.

Dimamay hoped Governor Cadiao would prioritize the request for the center to rise within this year or in 2025.

Association president Irele Mahimpit said they hope to build the center at the 1,000-square meter donated for them in their barangay.

“I am optimistic that with the center, we would be able to produce more bamboo products,” she said.

The association completed the training on engineered bamboo at the University of Antique (UA) Main Campus in Sibalom last year.

They already have equipment like the pole cutter machine provided by the school.

“There are 33 members of our association who are earning a living through making bamboo products,” she said.

She said that without a center, their members only work in their homes, and the association helps with marketing by joining various trade fairs. (PNA)