NephroPlus Expands Footprint To Eight Centers Across Visayas And Mindanao; Opens New Greenfield Center In Quezon City

NephroPlus Philippines expands dialysis access with three new centers, bringing its nationwide network to 53 locations.

What KasKasan Buddies Changed About How Filipinos Handle Money

KasKasan Buddies has helped make money conversations less intimidating by giving Filipinos a space to ask questions, share experiences, and learn without judgment.

JEG Tower Switches To COREnergy To Power Cebu’s Business Community

JEG Tower partners with COREnergy to power Cebu’s business community through more strategic and stable energy management.

From Credit Card Hacks To A Movement: How KasKasan Buddies Grew Into A Financial Literacy Community

KasKasan Buddies grew from credit card conversations into a two-million-member community helping Filipinos navigate financial literacy, digital safety, and smarter money decisions.

Northern Mindanao SUCs Push For Bigger 2026 Budget

A bigger 2026 budget for SUCs will not just mean new buildings but also expanded opportunities, stronger partnerships, and a brighter outlook for Northern Mindanao.

Northern Mindanao SUCs Push For Bigger 2026 Budget

640
640

How do you feel about this story?

Express Your Reaction
Like
Love
Haha
Wow
Sad
Angry

State universities and colleges (SUCs) in Northern Mindanao are hoping Congress will grant them a budget increase for 2026 to support key infrastructure and development projects.

In a press briefing on Friday, Dr. Rolito Eballe, president of Central Mindanao University, said his campus in Maramag, Bukidnon, has three major infrastructure projects that did not make the cut in the National Expenditure Program of the Department of Budget and Management.

“We have already made several proposals, and the program of works, engineering blueprints have been readied,” he said.

Eballe, who is also president of the Regional Research and Development Coordinating Council for the Northern Mindanao Consortium for Agriculture and Resources Research and Development, noted that SUCs also receive additional support through separate funding grants from other government agencies like the Department of Science and Technology.

He added that Mindanao State University – Naawan in Misamis Oriental, a member of the consortium, has an allocation of at least PHP2 billion to improve its connectivity infrastructure.

Mindanao SUCs are expected to be present during a series of budget hearings in Congress on Sept 23, 25 and 26 to lobby for their budget requests. (PNA)