Access to working capital helps Filipino nano and microentrepreneurs turn diskarte into steadier income, stronger families, and sustainable livelihoods.
Home Buddies has grown beyond decorating tips, creating a space where Filipinos exchange practical knowledge, personal stories, and meaningful ideas about home.
Registration efforts for “kapeng barako,” also known as liberica coffee, are being undertaken by Batangas’ Office of the Provincial Agriculturist with the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines to strengthen local coffee branding.
DOF Secretary Ralph Recto’s collaboration with KEXIM brings promising news for infrastructure, including the Dumaguete Airport Development and an array of projects under the Economic Development Promotion Facility.
Cebu is making strides in supporting local businesses with a new ordinance that institutionalizes the microenterprise mentoring program for the benefit of more entrepreneurs.
The Department of Trade and Industry is proud to support Iloilo’s handloom weavers with additional shared service facilities to improve their operations and success.
The future looks promising for the Philippines, projected to be the second fastest-growing economy in Southeast Asia with a growth rate of over 6 percent in the next decade.