PACAP is looking for partners that are into microfinance to be the repository partner. Any interested institution may contact the PACAP office in Manila or provincial offices. For Agusan del Sur, you may visit the PACAP Provincial Project Office, Libarnes Bldg., Provincial Capitol, Patinay, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur, Tel. No. 343-8483, mobile: 09189072817

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By Herzon F. Gallego

Butuan City (30 November) — Members of the Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) in Caraga Region have reviewed anew its management strategy on lakes in protected areas throughout the region to avert the conversion of marshland into a landscape of agriculture. Read More…

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Show Caraga’s beauty. Using creative activities and utilizing all forms of media, MAGELLAN
TREK shall put forth products that will reveal the land and the culture of
Caraga.
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After 3 years of program implementation, the FOCAS projects have developed different products, initiatives, developments and best practices that are worth to be shared to others. The FOCAS areas have now initiated its on- line presence through website for wide scope of promotion and marketing. The Agusan del Sur FOCAS and Surigao del Norte FOCAS initiated to conduct the training on Basic Photography on November 21-21, 2008 to be held at San Lorenzo Ruiz, Ampayon, Butuan City. Read More…

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Today, the world’s first certified palm oil under the Roundtable on
Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) <http://www.rspo.org/> arrives on European
shores. This certified palm oil originates from a plantation which has
palm oil grown on peatlands. Wetlands International strongly cautions
that palm oil cannot be certified “sustainable” as long as the sector
refuses to include a criterion on greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) from
land use change, in particular degradation of tropical peatlands. Read More…

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This is a floating literacy and mobile health clinic project funded by Philippines- Australia Community Assistance Program implemented by Save Mindanao. This is a documentary of significant experience of the community voluteers with their Manobo Indigenous people Communities in Agusan Marsh. CLICK HERE

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