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MANILA, December 12 (PIA)–Estriktongipatumansa Commission on Elections (Comelec) ang registration hours aronmasiguronga mas daghangkwalipikadongbotanteangmakaparehistrosagipahigayong voters registration alangsa Barangay ugSangguniangKabataan Elections (BSKE) ngagitakdangipahigayonsaNobyembre 23, 2017. Matud pa niElection and Barangay Affairs Department (EBAD) Director TeopistoElnas, Jr., angayngaestriktongmasunodanggitakdangorasngagikan alas-otsosabuntaghangtudalas-singkosahaponnga re¬gistration hours. Gawasniini, magpagihayonoghalapadngainformation dissemination hangtudsa barangay level aron ma-awhagangmgakuwalipikadong re¬gistrants ngamagparehistrodayonugdilinamaghulatsakatapusangadlawsaregistration period. Gisugdannaang voters registration niadtongNobyembre 7, 2016 uggipaabotngamolanatkinitamanAbril 29, 2017, gikanLuneshangtudSabadoapilang holiday gawasnalamangsaDis¬yembre 24 ug 25, ngaadlawsaPaskougAbril 13 ug 14 ngaMahalngaAdlaw. Padayonusabngagi-awhagsaComelecangpublikongapahimoslanangChristmas break... read morePangapod-apodog condom samgatunghaan, tun-an unasaDepEd
TAGBILARAN CITY, December 12 (PIA)–Gitumboksa Department of Education (DepEd) ngamagpahigayon pa silaogmakutingpagtuonsaplanosa Department of Health (DOH) ngamangapod-apodog condom samgapampublikongtunghaansasunodtuig. Matud pa saDepEd, magpahigayon pa silaogusakalawomugmaampingonngasultihaykalabotniininghisgotananaronusabmatimbang kun mahinungdanonbagayudngamanghatagog condom samgatinun-an aronmapugnganangpagdaghansakasosa Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome(HIV-AIDS) samgakabataangPinoy. GitumboksaDepEdngaangaymatotokan kun makataronganbaangmaonglakangarondilimakumpromisoangresponsibilidadsamgaginikanansapagtudloog sex education sailangmgaanak. SamtanggisaanusabsaDepEdngahingosganpa nilaang sex education nganahisulodsa frameworks sahuman rights, apilnaangkahilwasansamgaestudyantepinaagisa age-appropriate ugdevelopmental reproductive health education ngasugdandayonsa Grade 1. Angmaongplanosa DOH ngamanghatagoglibreng condom samgatinun-an samgapampublikongtunghaansunodtuig, gisalikwaysaduhakadagkongopisyalsalalawigansa Bohol. Plano niiningmagpagawasogopisyalngaprotestasamaonglakangsa DOH human saipahigayongpanagtapoksa provincial school... read more
GO LOKAL! and the Design Team
02 June 2017, Manila – The Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez led the ocular inspection of the Go Lokal! concept store@DTI in Makati City in preparation for the Model Store launch slated for the end of this June. The Go Lokal! Stores project is the brainchild of the energetic Secretary which provides a free marketing platform for the country’s MSMEs with cool modern products that have high market potential. Aware of the constraints encountered by MSMEs, the DTI offers Go Lokal! as an opportunity for the country’s entrepreneurs to go mainstream and access the lucrative local consumer market. MSMEs who are interested to join Go Lokal! as a Supplier must offer new, never-been-in-the-market products or be willing to undergo product development with the Product Specialists and Designers from the Design Center Of the Philippines. The Go Lokal! Project Management Office partnered with the Design Center of the Philippines to deploy a team of Product Specialists to help MSME’s develop a new line of products and a fresh collection for the Go Lokal!...No Results Found
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PGMA signs Climate Change Covenant with Visayan stakeholders
President Gloria Macagal-Arroyo signed yesterday (May 12) the “One Visayas Climate Change Covenant” with Visayan stakeholders. This was the highlight of the two-day One Visayas Climate Change Summit held at theImperial Palace Waterpark Resort Hotel, Lapu-Lapu City. Arroyo stressed out that the environment can no longer take a back seat to economic development. The President also lauded the leaders of the three Visayan regions for their united stand against climate change and their initiative in convening the summit which aims to heighten public awareness on global warming and understand its causes. Arroyo also says that climate change is bad for the Philippine economy and particularly bad for the Visayan economy whose future is mainly anchored on eco-tourism. The Tourism Act of 2009 which was also signed, will also contribute to efforts to reduce the effects of climate change by giving more teeth to the country’s tourism jobs creation policies which have strong environment protection component. (PIA-MMIO) Click here for full...Panglao airport committee wants runway bidding soonest
The Panglao International Airport Development Project (PIADP) has been pushed for the runway bidding, by the Inter-Agency Committee. This is a move that would finally make visible the development of the dream airport. In its development timetable provided by the PIADP secretariat, the preparation of the project’s detailed engineering works would be on from February to July. This was bared by Governor Erico Aumentado in his Governor’s Report. The runway and its allied facilities would cover some 2.5 kilometers and would be designed in such a way that it can be upgradeable to accommodate the biggest plane of the Airbus fleet. Aumentado says that the runway would soon be extended to 3.8 kilometers but the initial bidding would yet cover the construction of 2.5 kilometer strip. Aumentado insisted that the airport should be operational by December 2010, even if it would still be operating on temporary terminal hub, a tent city as he proposed. (PIA)...PCSO caravan carries charity virus to Bohol
In its 10th leg of the Summer Charity Caravan 2009, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) spearheads activities and campaigns to infect people with the contagious the charity virus spreading in Bohol. PCSO will be visiting 20 provinces and municipalities in time for the 75th Anniversary of the sweepstakes. Kaibigan ng PCSO attempts to recruit and mobilize thousands of volunteers for the various activities of the charity agency, particularly its historic National Medical Mission this September. For the diamond anniversary, the PCSO puts up an ambitious simultaneous national medical and dental mission in the country’s 42,000 barangays on September 6. A medical mission also unfolded at the Bohol Cultural center while the team also entertained requests for financial assistance to those who cannot afford to send their sick relatives to the hospital. For 2008, reports said PCSO has served 163,948 patients, and released a little more than P143 M for various medical and hospitalization aid for the VisMin areas. (PIA) Click here for full...Catigbian-coop seals OTOP JV
SHEDDING off the hassles of running its One-Town-One Product (OTOP) display center and its processed meat operations while addressing other development priorities, Catigbian has finally decided to go for joint venture (JV). Picking a cooperative partner with the best proposal for the OTOP town display and operating it to sustainability, LGU Catigbian said production of fresh and processed carabeef would now be handled by both. Within the next few days, the town dads would be sealing the agreement with the signing of the memorandum of agreement (MOA) stipulating important provisions for cooperation in the operation of OTOP before it will be finally implemented, shares town information officer Ardissa Estavilla. On the other hand, Mayor Roberto Salinas earlier said the town has finally decided to seek a partner in the operation of its OTOP Center knowing that an enterprise like this is best left with the meticulous quality control of the private sector. Last week, according to Estavilla, local leaders sat down to deliberate on project proposals submitted by the two millionaire cooperatives: Mantacida United Farmers’ Multi-Purpose Cooperative MUFAMPUCO and Bagtic Masagana Multi-Purpose Cooperative (BMMPC), all from Catigbian. By Wednesday, odds had heaped upon MUFAMPUCO. The said cooperative is multi-awarded as best performing cooperative in the region and boasts of trailblazing innovations in transforming the town into a formidable agricultural chub. “This cooperative has played a vital role in uplifting the lives of the Catigbianons and, without doubt, has helped in revitalizing the economy of the town, with the local leaders openly admitting the coop has acted as one of the LGU’s arm of progress and development, Estavilla, who doubles...Capitol awards heavy equip’t deal to 5 firms
Five companies will be the suppliers for the new fleet of heavy equipment purchase of the provincial government. The equipment will all amount to a total of P163,391,000. The winning bidders are : Civic Merchandizing Inc., RDAK Transport Equipment Inc., Pasajero Motors Corporation, JVF Commercial & Project Development Support Service and Isuzu Cebu Inc. Civic Merchandizing will be supplying the provincial government four units of road rollers/vibratory compactors worth P14,352,000, two units of backhoe excavators worth P16,176,000 and one unit fuel tanker with pump amounting P4,578,000. RDAK will supply two units of bulldozers with ripper worth P36,360,000 and two units of payloaders worth P17,130,000. Ten units of dumptrucks will be supplied by Pasajero Motors which amounts to P37,900,000. JVF Commercial will supply four units of articulated motor road graders with a total bid price of P32,795,000. And Isuzu will supply a water truck with pump for P4.1 million. Based on documents submitted by BAC chair Engr. Rosalinda Yu, the overall actual bid price of the five winning bidders would amount to P163,391,000. This is lower by P4,905,000 from the approved budget of the contract (ABC) of P168,296,000. The purchase of the new fleet of heavy equipment was deemed an immediate necessity by the governor for the rehabilitation of provincial roads. Click here for full...National News
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