Slow Fashion: Keeping IP Culture Alive explores the intersection of sustainable fashion practices and the preservation of indigenous cultural heritage.
Nowadays, our streets and public places are overwhelmed with fast fashion – low-priced stylish clothing based on current trends bought from retail stores. But
BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya: More than P21 million worth of Didipio Mine community development fund (CDF) projects have been completed and turned over to recipient communities in Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino provinces.
KASIBU, Nueva Vizcaya: To officially seal the deal to boost the Indigenous Peoples creative industry called Mun-Abol in this upland town, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in this province signed a memorandum of agreement (MoA) with the Canadian OceanaGold s Didipio Mines to also revitalize the culture of the IPs and ethnic groups.
KASIBU, Nueva Vizcaya: To support upland farmers who are making strides to boost the coffee industry here, the Didipio Mine awarded P2.5 million in funds to the Kasibu Coffee Growers Association Inc. (KCGAI).